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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1945
Page
1
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case involving Clark. Proceedings centered on a manslaughter charge with the defense seeking reversal of a conviction and potential acquittal. The record mentions a victim named Sihies and a defendant identified as Zichter.
Unclear OCR notes indicate Albany mayor Erastus Corning expected to resume official duties after a layoff period. The fragment mentions a wife and a phone call, with garbled places and names possibly referring to Albany civic context and related individuals.
The trial and appeal arguments focus on cause of Sibley's death, with Dr Wright's exam supporting acute conditions as factors and Sibley family physician Dr Sproat citing alcoholism and pulmonary issues. The court reserved verdict after reviewing briefs and the printed record, with Wiley appealing.
In a wartime reminiscence, GI Irving Strebing recalls sending emergency messages from Corregidor before surrender, noting how he hid a personal note to his mother inside a dog tag chain while enduring Japanese detention. He describes harsh prison camp conditions and the emotional pull of family as he anticipates reunion.
Edward J. O'Brien aged 37 of Swan Street Green Island waived examination before L. 5 Commissioner yesterday afternoon on a charge of grand larceny related to government material from the Watervliet Arsenal. He was admitted to bail in the amount of 3500 pending the next federal grand jury action.
The Bureau of Census will survey dwelling units in the Troy area starting tomorrow. A carefully chosen sample will estimate occupied and vacant units, rental vacancies, condition, tenure, and rents for the National Housing Agency.</s>
Abraham D. Lurie, president of M. Lurie & Co. operators of war fens clothing stores in Hoosick Falls Amsterdam North Adams Gloversville Little Falls and Schenectady, died Monday morning at his Amsterdam home. He had been with the firm since youth and led the company about 15 years.
The State Department of Public Works expects a 200 percent rise in personnel as part of the highway construction program. Henry AL Coren, director of the Bureau of Empl and Accounts, outlined the plan, noting contracts totaling about 50 million have been awarded with 107 million more planned for 1945. The program spans several years and aims to hire Iowa qualified men, especially veterans, for engineering and drafting roles. Provisional appointments and open competitive exams will precede permanent promotions. Auxiliary to Meet: Noble Callahan Auxiliary will gather today at 3 30 pm in the Post room to hear Mrs. Margaret McHever preside.
Three Autuists were fined in Troy as police pressed a campaign against speeders and red light violators. John Vetasixe, 21, of Watervliet, received fines for speeding on two dates, with additional adjournments noted. Anthony Cervini and Leo Gerard, both 25 to 28, were fined for speeding, while Edward Knapp, 33, of West Sand Lake, paid five for running a red light.
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