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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1944
Page
12
A Hudson police officer with two years of service died Monday from injuries after a beat attack during his annual vacation at his home in Hudson. The case involves a fatal assault connected to the officer’s duties and residence.
Fitzgerald Construction Co begins resurfacing in Hoosick Falls with initial curb work and paving follow up. B M Construction Co of Latham plans sewer work on Mungeli Street starting next week as authorities arrange details. Town Clerk O’Hearn has received licenses for the deer season. Local notices mention residents Agnes Stirling James and family visiting Pirfield Arts, and Harold Tacmas returning to Musadgee Army Air Base after furlough. Richard Case, wounded in Southern France, writes from a hospital there as he serves with an ambulance unit in the medical detachment of a tank battalion.
Allied war correspondent Larry Allen, prisoner-turned-refuge, reports Lt. James J. MacArevey of 761 Second Avenue was held in Oflag 64 Poland for 19 months. He writes of camp life, praise for the YMCA and Red Cross, requests for mail and food parcels, and notes from within the prisoner community.
Sister Imelda of the Order of Sisters of St Joseph of Carondelet died yesterday at Holy Fermile Convent in North Greenbush after 45 years of service. She was born in Water whet and taught at multiple Catholic schools before retirement. Her funeral is set for Friday at St Joseph's Chapel.
Julius Platt of 35 Fourteenth Street was fined 525 by Judge James F Byron in Troy Police Court after being convicted of assault in a scuffle at a parlor with Mrs Mary Wilhelm of 39 College Avenue The incident began when Platt delivered a meat order to a friend's home where an argument erupted and Mrs Wilhelm was struck and shaken up by the assault
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