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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1951
Page
1
James Gorham 63 died at Auburn Hospital after sustaining injuries in an auto accident a week earlier. Dr Elbridge treated him post collision and attributed his death to the injuries. The city sorrowfully notes his passing and respects the medical staff.
Fred A. Etoll & Co. of Albany examined Troy city finances at the request of Edward M. Murray. The review covered payrolls expenditures and board minutes since April with photostatic copies taken. Campaign figures Benjamin Marsicano and supporters said the probe aims to inform voters, while Mayor Edward A. Fitzgerald welcomed the scrutiny and urged cooperation.
Iran signed an agreement to receive 6,000 tons of Soviet sugar in exchange for cotton from Iran with plans for 25,000 more tons later. Britain had banned shipments of strategic materials to Iran after nationalizing oil fields and expelling British technicians from Abadan refinery.
Ralph W. Viale, worthy patron of Bethlehem Star Chapter OES, to be honored at a November 17 reception at the Masonic Temple with a 6 30 p.m. dinner and 8 p.m. business session. A committee led by Mrs Ruth Russell handles arrangements for this event.
Wednesday meeting featured Edna Lindemann, Mrs Gordon, and Mrs Russell with handicraft booths and plants. The Imwibespa Triangle Daughters of the Eastern Star welcomed a class of candidates led by Miss Ann Rogers, with Mrs Re tallick as junior deputy. wedding guests in early France reportedly brought buns to celebrate.
Police Court Justice Thomas J. O Connor delayed action one day on a complaint by Commissioner of Buildings John J. Mitchell against Earl Manderville 42 of 3115th Street. Manderville is charged with violating Building Code Section 181 for failing to fix a fire hazard at the corner of 125th Street and First Avenue after August fire damage. Photographs were presented. a personal site inspection was ordered today at the building. Mayor Edward A. Fitzgerald noted residents’ complaints about the condition.
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