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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1959
Page
1
Wagkund's Stir ling Moss won the Grant Prize of Europe for motor racing in Paris last night tied with a rival. The article mixes unrelated notes about hardware tools and a giant plant claim, but Moss’s victory is the clear sports outcome.
Dean Taylor resigns as a national committeeman from New York with the party reorganizing soon. State Chairman Morhouse accepts the resignation while praising Taylor’s long service, noting illness and duties. The AP reports the move fits a wider GOP shift away from Dewey era figures, with Hinman set to take an interim national role and a new chairman to be chosen.
Rensselaer County Muscular Dystrophy chapter will award meritorious service honors to workers of the 1958 campaign at a future meeting. Loretta Roullier, chapter president, announced the decision at a Troy Hotel session alongside plans for a coffee hour on April 26 and a minstrel show by the Mary Warren School Girl Seoul troupe.
Miss Karen Levy of 212 Burdette Avenue will be a guest Saturday at Wilson College in Chambersburg Pennsylvania for the college day event and related activities.
President Contigned from Page 1) is not available for the chair mintship post he filled in 1952 Morton has said he will take the job if offered but would not give up his Senate seat Dulles expected to visit Augusta during Eisenhower's stay resting at Hobe Sound after undergoing extensive radiation treatment for cancer
Washington AP reports the 1960 Republican National Convention site decision postponed yesterday amid city concession questions and whether costs should be paid by Chicago or the national committee. Ray C Bliss said the group was nearing a choice among Chicago and one other city with a final recommendation to the committee soon. Nixon is slated for a dinner speech tomorrow night as decisions on the convention city and national chairman near.
The Kingsbury Hose Company No. 1 yesterday reelected Martin Karig as president and Maxwell Butterfield as chief. Also reelected were Jost, Chatterton as vice president. Lawel Renee Wallace as recording secretary treasurer. Davie Doyle as financial secretary. Philip Rickinson as first assistant chief of Station 1. Bernard Brown as first assistant chief of Station 1. Raymond Slonks as first assistant chief of Station 2. and Feeniel Pringle as second assistant. Also announced was Landon talk with British Prime Minister March Alaemnlltan and friction with UA Foreign Office plans for a five day visit.
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