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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1949
Page
14
District officials announced that School 6 in Spetgletown will resume sessions next week. Trustee Lawrence Krumaneder said students may register Friday and will be assigned new schedules.
In loving memory of Rosaria Geilo and Charles H Vroman with Sept 6 1945 and Sept 2 1949 death dates. Families, wives, siblings send memorial lines. Notices record funerals at various Albany area hospitals and churches with names, relationships, and burial at Albany Rural Cemetery.
Hicks Says Solve Small Issues First at statewide conference in Clinton. He urges solving local problems before larger ones and mocks the notion of tackling international issues without knowing local representatives. The event featured a mock Congress with bills from youth groups across several towns.
William J. Bradt, 64 or 65, a sulky driver, collapsed during a late afternoon race at Schaghtiek Fair. He was rushed to the fairgrounds first aid by his daughter, treated by Dr. Charles H. Sproat, and pronounced dead around 9 PM. Coroner Dr. James Lannes and state police investigated the fatality as a possible heart attack.
Tibbits Cadets announce a Carr Medal Shoat event at the Senior Campane. The unit prepares Sept. 23 at Car Grove to compete for the prize, with arrangements under the direct Neem at Taam Carre.
A veterans organization announces a special session to be held this evening. The meeting will cover community programs, veteran benefits, and upcoming events led by chairman LL PougereM with support from local officers.
Joseph A Parker reports on a controversial plan to modernize meat markets. Refrigeration and pre-cut systems are highlighted as cutting labor costs but feared to shift costs to shoppers at local butchers. Trade advocates argue changes will reduce waste while opponents warn of price increases and loss of traditional service.
A holiday crowd of 23000 attended the Schaghticoke four day fair despite morning showers. Exhibits ranged across farm products homemaking mechanical gear and general interest with a large grandstand crowd by 2 pm. Children's Day and many 4-H and Grange entries highlighted a day with no mishaps reported by state police and Red Cross first aid on site.
Voters across the region head to the polls for state party primaries open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Major contests are unlikely but a write in challenge could surface. Key races include district attorney for Rensselaer County Troy city judge and supervisors with a statewide Senate fight brewing as Lehman and Cullen emerge on the Democratic and Republican tickets.
Patrolman Timothy E. Conroy was treated at St Mary's Hospital yesterday morning for a right ankle injury from slipping off the rear stairs of the National Store at 275 River Street. He was brought to the hospital from Fulton and River by Patrolmen Paul Spenard and August Rokjer, treated, and placed on sick leave by Dr. James V. Barrett.
The Troy area faced a cooler trend as fall nears after a summer noted as the hottest in 49 years. Officials cited a three month average around 73.2 degrees, 43 degrees above normal, with rainfall totals near historic drought marks and three daily high temperature records shattered in June and August.
East Greenbush Home Bureau will begin sessions with Mrs. Stuart Peterson presiding at the Pre House. Members will assist with bake sales and cake making, and the program will cover the season’s plan and meeting dates.
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Major activity of the state convention centered on endorsing favored candidates for principal offices. The four day conclave ends with a final session on Third Street to vote on about 88 resolutions. Frank J Nuttall of Troy is favored for delegate at large and Elmer Pitts of Buffalo for president, with other officers contested. Resolutions include Hatch Act modification and pension tax issues. The gathering, tied to the National Association of Letter Carriers, will elect delegates for the Seattle convention.
Holiday births flood Troy with seven newborns after a day of varied times. Girls outnumber boys five to two with births at Leonard St Joseph’s Samaritan and St Marys hospitals. Families include Roberts Goyette Brennan Dode Butler and Whitter with parents from Troy Colnes Mechanicville Hoosick Falls and surrounding areas.
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