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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
4
Coffey was yesterday appointed acting county attorney to represent Ronsselser Gecary in legal actions brought by the heirs of Maria DeFrees of Newb Greenbuch against the county. The case concerns matters of administration and improvement by the county and involves several years of proceedings.
The Winter Street extension case is led by Harving Chase representing the plaintiffs. The Board of Supervisors authorized the acting county attorney appointment Wednesday. The temporary appointment of Mr. Coser is for a specific case and tied to that matter, reflecting a vacancy created by the resignation of Herbert D. Hamm.
Yesterday an unidentified private plane crashed four miles north of Littie Falls killing Mario Argenta 25 Utica an instructor Roy A Pan 36 Sury Center and Harry Humphrey 28 Middieville. Troopers investigated the crash and were determining the cause.
Binghamton joins Troy and Oneonta in opposing the St. Lawrence Seaway project. Local leaders argue the waterway would raise taxes, hurt rail transportation, and shift prosperity to communities along the water route, urging Governor Dewey and Congress to oppose the plan.
The Binghamton Chamber of Commerce denounces the Seaway and Power Project saying the estimated total cost exceeds a billion dollars for US and Canada. Taxpayers would bear the burden with little local benefit while foreign competition and subsidized imports threaten Buffalo and New York harbor trade and local industry.
Cropseyeville residents hosted visitors from Troy and New York over the weekend. Church group plans a turkey supper at the L O F Wednesday, October 24. Local families host and visit across Pittsfield, O Lakes, and nearby towns. a deer stomach fragment and a 22 caliber bullet mystery are noted.
Temple Beth El and Third Street Temple schedule weekend events with sermons by Rabbi Reuben Slonim and Rabbi Julius Gutmann. The Beth El readings include Mary shell Levine and Sonya Shapiro teaching staff additions, school sessions at 9 55 a m, and Sisterhood and Brotherhood activities led by named hosts and co chairs. The Third Street Temple hosts Sabbath services at 3 30 p m with a focus on has the Jews a Mission and an unveiling at Albany Jewish Cemetery for Hattie Jecker Rosenstock, plus a Skidmore College speaking invitation for Rabbi Gutmann in November. The Book Review Club meets Tuesday at Mrs Rozneck’s home. future meeting November 28 with Mrs Goodman hosting.
Whitehall officials held the Columbus Day observance at the E. of C rooms Friday night with a social evening following a dinner arranged by lecturer Fred Rondeau. Names listed for recent honorable discharges and return home include Hurtubis Bottoni Benjamin Adams Blinn Whalen Robinson Whitford Whiting Boot Galick Stewart White Vinciguerri Vinciguerri and Dr Anthony Vinciguerri.
The final group of overseas veterans departed from the Lake Placid redistribution station after processing about 20,000 servicemen in 14 months. The year-round resort provided two week relaxation periods with classification and education discussions. Soldiers and their wives enjoyed golf, tennis, boating, and swimming at the facility.
Raymond O Bryan, on leave since January 1943 to serve with the Army, will return to duty this Sunday at midnight, Chief Frank B Kendal told yesterday. Another officer on leave for armed forces service also plans to resume duties.
Petersburg Str and Mrs Burt Simmons were guests of Mt and Mrs Thomas Austin in Lenox Massachusetts. Lois Case visited Hoosick Falls while Harriet Durgie stayed with friends. Frank Gates and Leo Gardner honeymoon at Gates' brother's home Blue Mountain Lake. Clara Conway Winifred Maxon visited the Howards. Muriel Salsburg from Slingerl and Mrs Sisk and Mrs Moon hosted. Marine veteran Weaver on 32 day furlough. Lloyd Vial and family visiting Ft Bliss. Dorothy Roberts Carol and Evelyn Murphy visited Mrs Henry Stover in Greenwich Montor. Amon Church Earl and Mildred j Thomas visited Temple Kingston Sunday. Oyster supper and donation for Methodist Church this evening at church hall 5 28 p.m. Parent Teacher Association card party Friday in School 4 auditorium for Memorial Building Fund. Chairs Mrs Leslie Hil and Mrs Garry Church.
A broadcast reported that Indonesian nationalists led by Mohamed Hatta pressed for withdrawal of Dutch troops from the East Indies. The British commander in Batavia said no Dutch troops would be allowed to land and urged recognition of the Indonesian administration as a de facto government.
Government reports focus on restoring peace, order, and security as British troops are deployed to Java to counter violent outbreaks tied to Indonesian extremists. The move aims to stabilize the region amid rising tensions and unrest.
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