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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1959
Page
8
The text outlines a halted plan tied to electric and electronic industry needs, referencing Congress and financial aspects. It mentions Baye 12, heating sectors, and the reliance on latexes, boots, and gadgets. It notes manufacturing in Calvylgemmall plants and the role of engineering and electrical war concerns.
A college student, 20, was injured in a crash near Willits College on a Saturday. McDonald, en route to Renunple College, sustained injuries to the left knee and chest and was taken to the Vermont state infirmary for treatment. Police reported the wreck occurred when the vehicle veered from Sik Row into oncoming traffic.
A reader letter page blends local crime notes with editorials about Columbia Street unrest near Broadway and a call for compliance with social dictates. Separate items report motorists pleading guilty in a case near Castleton and multiple injuries from accidents in Troy area, with names and places from Rensselaer to Averill Park.
In Jessups Maryland an escape by 34 inmates from a state fortified facility followed an unarmed assault on guards. Police and guards recaptured several, with warnings to families to lock doors as authorities called it the largest prison break in Maryland history.
New York State Nursing Homes Association unit in Troy announces an expanded aide instructional program with Red Cross. Mrs Gatheryn Poole, chapter president, says county level classes will pool with Relisseracy County. Mrs Aladelyn Lovely leads Troy instruction as representatives prepare for Nursing Homes Institute at NYU in April 2021. The board meets April 16 at 2 p.m. at the Sheraton-Ten Myek Albany to finalize plans for the forthcoming Rehabilitation Assembly.
Two area students earned degrees from Michigan State University at winter term end. Nynen BeKickland, daughter of No and Mrs. Geonga W. Kirkland, and Carl Olson Jr, son of My and Mrs. Carl Olson, Lat ham, received bachelor degrees in musical education and liberal arts respectively.
The Rensselaey County Chapter of the American Red Cross seeks volunteer canteen workers to serve at chapter events and at the hospital. Aides would assist patients, support disaster service committees, and be on call for chapter duties. Interested individuals should visit the Chapter House for information.
Helgi Ilves died with unclear cause pending autopsy. The girl, age unknown, and her parents faced asylum journeys from Estonia. Funeral services planned for Sunday at West Sand Lake Methodist Church with English and Estonian tributes and interment at Elmwood Cemetery.
John Drupa, a high school sophomore from Binghamton, was named Immigrant Boy Of The Year by the Boys Clubs of America. He says he wishes his father could know the honor as his family fled Latvia and Siberia before arriving in the United States about a decade ago. The selection honors service to community, school, church and club activities.
Secretary of State fictionally recovers from hernia surgery and radiation treatment while staying at a Florida resort. Allen Dulles, head of the CIA, visited him yesterday afternoon. The two were photographed by local media and described a casual family moment during the stay.
The Paul Quinlan Fund rises to 1625 dollars as donors give through a city drive. A benefit dance, sponsored by the Police Benevolent Association, is set for Saturday to close the drive. Over 300 tickets were sold at the event.
Ad Altare Dei boards will meet today at the semiannual Catholic Scout meeting of Une de San Cowell at St Augustine's Hall at 7:30 p m The agenda includes chapel committee reports and a line of remarks by Rev Anthus Telly pastor of St Rith's Church and the chaplain.
H C McGarry a grill proprietor and World War II Navy veteran died suddenly Wednesday morning at his Waterford place of business. Funeral services were held at 9 am at Quandt Funeral Home and 8:30 am at St Mary’s Ghureh where a Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev Richard F Daley. Bearers included local veterans and workers. interment at St Mary’s Cemetery with military escort. Delegations from local civic groups attended the funeral home and mass. a prayer service and Rosary preceded the procession.
Rev A King Wise pastor of First Baptist Glens Falls will address the advisory board of First Baptist Waterford. Wise, district director of the American Baptist Convention Christian Higher Education, will present the program aims and seek support for affiliated higher education institutions. A question session follows the talk.
Three Troy area residents paid fines Friday night in Was teword Cout of Special Sessions after arrest on traffic violations within Waterford town and village limits. Everett A. Stowe, James Whitney, and Thomas Hill were fined for speeding with offenses ranging from one to two offenses. James Dunn of Waterford died Friday. he worked at Ransselace Valve Co in Cohoes and is survived by two nieces. Funeral services set at Waterford’s Quaid Funeral Home and St. Mary's Church with interment at St. Mary's Cemetery.
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