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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
18
Fragmentary OCR text describes a gathering with mention of a cake trimme, four white and gold items, and a deputy bearer Addie. It references testimonials to mothers and an aunt meeting with garbled names. The readable facts are limited and specifics are not clear.
A special meeting at the Trey Branch offices of the New York Employment Service discussed promoting the hiring of handicapped persons during Employ the Handicapped Week. Miss Beth Moore outlined aims for community groups to aid the program and place capable individuals on suitable jobs.
Troy hosts staff from eight YWCA chapters including Schenectady Albany Hudson and Troy for a luncheon. New workers join experienced leaders as they share notes plan future conferences and tour the Troy building. A Schenectady area conference is set for Oct 20 and welcoming committee members are named.
John E. Taylor 60 lifelong Troy resident and World War I veteran died suddenly in his room at 72 Federal Street. The funeral will be held 2:30 p.m. from Malone Funeral Home with Rev H P Wieth officiating. Burial is Elmwood Hill Cemetery. Survived by son John E Taylor Jr and five sisters.
A court action to close three alleged gambling venues in Saratoga County was dismissed yesterday by New York State Appellate Division Third Department. The court upheld the denial of a temporary injunction against the establishments. The suit was brought by Rose Weise, alleging substantial gambling activity at the sites.
Burton D. Davis of Adams Mase owned a motorcycle for twenty minutes before a wobble caused him to jump off. The bike crashed and caught fire, destroying the motorcycle. Davis suffered cuts bruises and lost three front teeth in the accident.
Fire department was summoned to a false alarm as Boy Scouts paraded down State Street. The call came from Horace Mann School and another bogus alert from the same school Sunday night was blamed on pranksters. Deputy Chief Ernest Berger warned the prank could have caused tragedy.
Four bids were received Tuesday by the Board of Education for a new elementary school on Miller HM Road Averill Park. Bidders include Hud woo Falls Drilling Co Hudson Falls Stewart Brothers Schenectady HI Co Detmar and Torliak Weaver Altamont. The amount of bids was not released and engineers will decide well depth and construction method. Award of the contract is expected later in the week.
Federal Judge Alfred C. Coxe reserved decision Tuesday in an antitrust suit brought against the Consolidated Car Heating Co. Inc. of Albany. Summary judgment sought against the defendant remains under consideration.
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