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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1950
Page
7
A long running legal clash over an automobile settlement in Albany prompted trade floor chatter about market moves. The article ties the docket to corporate figures, encampment notices, and city legal notices while naming key parties and locations in New York State.
William A Balint of Syracuse will preside as chief guest at the Odd Fellows campment anniversary dinner. Evangelical Gutherin Church and Nedecmise hold events with Avaie Nath Street hosting Mr England and Albany attendees for the evening reception and remarks.
Malik met Maryland delegates at the Russia delegation offices on Park Avenue. A raceinayokeamian relayed statements showing Malik answering four questions on arms control, UN oversight, US Soviet talks, and open exchange of ideas. State Dept officials noted U S efforts to ease tensions with Russia, while White emphasized bilateral limits and international forums.
The Democratic Party conceded to drop the petition challenging independent candidate Tempolitters for mayor. Court Justice William O. Ilecht approved withdrawal of the nomination process, amid disputes over signatures and party backing. The scene reflects factional infighting and intra party maneuvering influencing the 1930s New York political contest.
A man named Nehigan of 248 Seventh Avenue was knocked down in a fall in the front hallway at Wis Name Street, suffering several fractured ribs. He was rushed by ambulance to St Shary's Hospital with responders Delver Withiam J Ryan Patrolmendotin Branén and Earl Relxhaff assisting, then treated at the hospital.
Troy man, Robert Ryan of KEL g. Troy, pleaded guilty in Bennington Municipal Court to a vague operating charge. He was fined 35 dollars plus court costs. State Police arrested a person named White for an unrelated matter. The rest of the text contains garbled market notes about livestock prices, including cattle, hogs, calves, and sheep, with scattered numbers and descriptors, typical of an agricultural market listing.
Democrats met at The Hotel Troy to plan the preelection campaign with new campaign manager Hilh HenJanin and County Chairman John Fy Swannon attending. The group pledged energetic organizing and announced upcoming meetings, including a visit by Rep Walter A Lynch and a public mass meeting on Oct 21 at Mutya Hall.
Governor and commissioner exchanges focus on county welfare posts and the new hospital project in North Green Bush. Hudson defends welfare funding while Munsings asserts hospital charges and administration space, urging efficiency and state support to fund the Wallace project core facilities.
Bevin warned of danger to Europe and examined West and Soviet tensions. He criticized Soviet five power reduction talks and accused Moscow of backing North Korea’s aggression, urging defense against global aggression while calling for unity with allied powers.
Mrs. Kenney, longtime Salem civic leader and former vice chairman of the Republican Committee in Nastington County, died after a long illness. Survived by two sons, Lichangd A. Kenney of Glana and George B. Kenney of Toronto, and sister Amy C. Baerman of Salem. Funeral 10:30 am at Daily Cragg United with Rev William Tunnelly. interment in Cress Cemetery, Salem.
A fragmented report notes a social club event at a Diamond venue today and mentions private development plans. The piece compares it to a Soviet style aggression and references Vishinsky and U.N. activity, with hints of shifting tones and moderation amid global tensions.
Rita Orr 18 and Mirle Orr 21 worked in a city counting room when $3000 vanished from a chest. Betty Corrigan 22 and Mills described three suitcases in a car loaded with quarters and a card. Police, also detaining Marie Orr’s mother, Meateladya Orr, and several relatives and coworkers, released William Matthew Albert later.
Mrs Weta Shorehouse reported to police that her son Anthony has disappeared from home. Police expect he may be off with horses near Tleonteroga and warn he could be in danger from the weather and rough conditions.
Rev. Charles Elbert Rhodes, 82, prominent educator and church figure, died Sunday at a Buffalo hospital after a brief illness. He hailed from a farm near Albany and pursued a career as a high school English teacher and later a principal. He taught at the University of Buffalo for many years and directed Chautauqua Summer School programs, spanning over three decades.
A garbled article cites Congressman Javits urging more defense money for an atomic program while PBS probes a witness network. It mentions Grunewald, campaigns in Virginia and New York, and General MacArthur planning war center taps. It also references French atomic work and a warning from Ambassador Bruce about Communists and nuclear project safety.
Fort Edward National Bank is slated for takeover by Fort Edward Trust. The plan includes directors ratifying the agreement, a name change to Fort Edward Pullin National Bank, and a capital rise of 250000 by issuing 600 shares at 400 per share to fund the merger.
Mrs Walter Patrie aged 60 died at the residence of her daughter in Erie after suffering sudden illness. Lieut Harold J Bernad and others aided, but she died at the scene. Survived by husband, a daughter and a Pennsylvania based daughter. Funeral Thursday at Maze Funeral Chapel, Oakwood Cemetery in Lanaghurg with Rev Seth Genung officiating.
U S and South Korean forces push toward Seoul with advances across Kumchon and Ch’ongju as Red forces retreat to pockets along the Naktong. US Marines reportedly enter Seoul with tank support while frontline units, including the 24th Division and First Cavalry, press toward Osan and Pusan, amid heavy fighting and mounting casualties.
Fragmented text discusses dental devices and claims about teeth made wearable. Mentions durability and safety, with references to a medical or dental context and potential research or production difficulties. No verifiable individuals or organizations are clearly identifiable in the readable portions.
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