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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1959
Page
9
TV previews list Buckskin and other films with descriptions of plots and performances. Notable titles include The Magic Horse, Eddie, and The Time Bleaten with cast notes and premiere times. Channel listings reference Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Academy Awards special segments.
An OCR filled page outlines radio programming for HM Railio’s network with hourly news, weather, and music blocks. It lists show titles such as Weather Weather Hound and The Empire Slave School of the Air alongside long strings of program notes, times, and sponsor-like references across multiple segments.
Readers ask about Annette Funicello future roles and Disney plans for Elsa Wer is the focus while William Holden and other film names surface. Questions cover actors, birthplaces, and where stars come from, with mentions of TVKeySeatBank and fan inquiries.
Fragmentary wire notices report a calm evening with scattered items from Russia and America. Names and places appear distorted but hint at cultural programs and a midweek concert featuring Serenade in Blue and Motif TP. No clear outcomes or dates emerge.
Bulgaria's government issued a declaration accusing NATO of aggression and criticizing Turkey and Greece. The note, carried by the Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, draws on previous Communist ideas for a nonaggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact.
A fire at the Arthi YMCA in Texas destroyed the building early yesterday. Assistant Fire Chief Edward Sykern estimated damage around 210000 dollars. Neighbors reported hearing an explosion before the blaze began.
Fragmented OCR log lists channels and shows across many times including theater, weather, and morning programs. Contains numerous garbled titles and ad-like entries with partial program names, hosts, and schedules.
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said the three day NATO talks help the free world stay united on principles and aims. He noted the conference at the NATO center in New York as a continuing process of talks and stressed unity on core aims while pursuing practical ways to approach negotiations with Soviet forces.
A house fire claimed the life of Mrs. Mat. Murray as flames trapped Kathleen, Robert, and Linda Loy. Neighbors rescued other children, while coroner Waller S. Peirnett ruled the death accidental or indicative of malice, with the victim’s husband William J. Whalen employed in New York City. Surviving relatives include four brothers and a sister. Burial planned at Our Lady of Angels Cemetery, Whitehall.
The Juners of Lawrence J. Dempsey a former restaurant owner in Troy and NY City funeral manager was held Saturday at Dauint D. Burwell Son Funeral Home 499 Pawling Ave and at Sacred Heart Church. A Requiem Mass was celebrated by Father Mullins. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery.
Funeral services for Michael J. McGill were held at St Joseph Church with a Requiem Mass led by Father Joseph Ay Cole. Organist Julia Walsh accompanied the service as pallbearers from the Troy Fire Department carried the casket to the church and back to St. Joseph’s Center, with a Friday evening delegation arriving by car to honor the deceased.
New York AP report states a doctor announced a cure rate for early stage cervical cancer after surgical treatment. He notes a third of women with early cervical cancer who receive surgery may be cured, reporting to the Ewing Society through Dr. Alexander Brinschwig of Memorial Center for Cancer and Allied Diseases.
A committee plans to issue a policy statement on government finances amid a study by Bokstein that projects possible federal spending levels rather than forecasts or recommendations. The report outlines low and high budget scenarios, noting defense and welfare programs face tighter future funding and that Medicare could feel the squeeze as spending grows while revenues rise modestly.
Ary-Archbishop Koston Hastun of the Armenian Church visited Boston yesterday bringing messages from Supreme Pytriarchy Vasken I to two local congregations in New York and North America.
A chaotic report outlines a labor probe into a committee accused of interfering with wartime publishing. It notes officials painting out lines, questions over advance knowledge of invasions, and a controversy about press independence. Findings reference the International Typographical Union and possible broader industry implications.
Pope John spoke to an immense crowd of about 30,000 inside St Peter's Basilica and around 40,000 in St Peter's Square. Pilgrims from many lands offered gifts as the pontiff urged opposition to hatred and intolerance while blessing the faithful.
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A committee representing Westchester County publishers denounces hearings on the strike at Allied newspapers. They argue the strike deters investment, harms advertisers, and urges a full investigation while warning of potential illegal strikebreaker activity. The group asserts media stability depends on orderly bargaining and cautions against covert recruitment of strikebreakers.
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