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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1949
Page
1
A fragmentary report notes a Wednesday gathering at Grange Hall in New York City. The text mentions a 0:0 time and a supposed Die trio Five meeting of the Coopers, but many details are unclear.
The Grange League Federation will form candidates for action to the Board of Directors. M. C. Albright of Athens is the 207th diverter from the district, including receiving county. The GaP stockholders meet in Syracuse on October 27 and 28 to elect directors.
The Fourth Department Appellate Division in Rochester unanimously confirms the Black River Regulating District’s authorization to build the Panther Mountain Dam. Debate centers on economic welfare of the Black River Valley versus interests of a few hundred people and opponents include the Adirondack League Club and Adirondack Moose River and Tree, Inc.
An eight page opinion by Justice R Wrater Piper of Bri fain upholds the legislature and the Adirondack region dam review. The Appellate Division finds the regulating board a state agency and its acts official state acts, supporting the project that would require 1,1000 acres from the Adirondack League Club and 941 acres of state land. Opponents argued lack of need, faulty plans, improper subpoenas, and that the board cannot seize land for a state wide project.
Mrs. William H. Cobb of West Sand Lake will head Adirondack District to the New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Buffalo at the Statler Hotel Tuesday through Thursday. Area members include Mrs. Fred Durivage and others from School 12 unit and Whipple School unit. Keynote by Rabbi Joseph L. Fink with speakers Dr Ethel Alpenfels Dr Nathanial Cantor Dr Eunice Hilton and Mrs John Hayes.
Mra Margot Prugel 25 of A D 1 East Nassau held on forgery charge. She waived examination before Justice Beery L Kari at Averill Park and is jailed on default bail. Joseph L Fitzgerald represents her. She allegedly cashed two $100 checks forged in the name of Mr Schwartz of East Nassau.
Two copies of certificates filed with the county clerk include incorporation papers for the Babcock Lake Property Owners Association. Named incorporators are Joseph P. Houlihan, Adelaide Wixted, Mae H. Burke, Charles Hockford, Walter F. Doyle and others. The trade name certificates cover Baymen and related business conduct.
Fragmentary OCR notes show individuals like McKenney Beomaig Inez Russell Runt and James DeBenig connected to street addresses and business names such as Woodchuck Grill at 148 Fourth Street and Hoosac School related commerce at 23 Him Street Hoosick Falls. The passage appears to be a local notices or directory snippet with names, addresses, and assumed business names.
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