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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1955
Page
2
A pair of dogs named Mike and Silver foiled an entry attempt at B. G. Smith wholesale Meat, 72 River Street, waking neighbors and triggering police involvement. Det. Frank J. Connery leads the investigation of the break in, noted as the only unprotected doorway.
John C. Franklin, 23, of Albany, pleaded innocent to first degree murder in the death of 33 year old Edward Kanaporis whose body was found in the Hudson River. Police say Franklin took several dollars from Kanaporis and pushed him into the river last July 5. He was arraigned before Judge Martin Schenck in Albany County Court.
Castletown's Little League team were guests as a film titled Base- Fr World Series was shown. Louis Henck of St Pauls Method in Church served as chairman.
Dr. Lewis Patrie formerly of Castleton, now in the U S Public Health Service, moves with Mrs Patrie and family from Sells Arizona to Chapel Hill North Carolina. The Commission of Education for St Pauls Methodist Church approved Mrs Samuel Romanshak and Miss Shereta Hammond as Sunday School teachers. The annual subdistrict Woman's Society for Christian Service meeting was attended by the St.
Community groups meet at churches and homes including Paul WSCS at East Greenbush Methodist Church and St. Pauls WSCS. Castleton CBS unit gathers at Masonic Temple with refreshments by Mrs. Doris Stagg. Families plan auto trips through New England and Michigan while society hosts style shows and canasta parties.
Johann Hoff man of the Norwegian Housing Bank reports that more than one fifth of Norway's 3,370,000 population now lives in homes built since World War II.
Thomas A. Murnane, deputy city engineer since 1924, will retire effective November at age 70. Resident of 2335 15 St, he has served the city since 1902.
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