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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
3
The piece weaves a fragmented 18th century style scene with references to taxes, war debts, and political figures while promoting Doan's Pile relief. It mentions emotional tension and backache as modern afflictions, urging readers to seek relief through the product amid a chaotic mix of names and historical echoes.
Troy Bank employees receive honors at the 45th annual Albany Chapter Amervivan Institute of Banking dinner held at the Sheraton Tyck Hotel Albany. Life membership awarded to Jabi S. Mabin. certificates presented to Francis Donald Charles Synansky and Margaret A. Barnes. other awards to Synansky, John KR Jordan, Donald f T. Edmans, and EB Wickey. Committee chairs named. various officials and attendees listed. Mrs Kathryn Long of Troy obituary notes. Mary Casey obituary details. services held in Bennington and St Francis de Sales Church. Guilivan family cited for civic work and Court of Mary D. Burthowski noted.
AP report notes Tito predicts long Yugoslav Soviet conflict while a Brioni Island retreat hints at eventual talks between Communist factions. In Fort Edward, Lawrence Godfrey of John J. Durkee Hose Co. is named chief engineer. Clifford Gooke named second assistant chief. Officers elected include President Willan Stevens and Captain James Carpenter, with a slate of directors and delegates. The Satterlee Hose Co. also holds elections with Robert McCarty as president and Donald Curtis named captain and warden for two years. The village board is urged to appoint Mab Culm Vador as first post fire chief.
The Mino-shaped Skipjack, an atomic fast-attack submarine, was commissioned as the Navy’s first of a new class. Navy officials hailed it as ahead of rivals in nuclear propulsion, noting speeds over 20 knots and depths beyond 400 feet in trials, with exact figures kept confidential.
Mrs Telfair died at her home in Schuylerville Tuesday night. Funeral rites are set for 2 pm today at 201 Broad St Mev Warold Gatd aung ofbeialing. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
London AP reports Field Marshal Montgomery plans talks in Moscow with Soviet military leaders to discuss what World War III might entail and how to avoid it. British press voices mixed reactions about U.S. generals joining and the potential impact on negotiations with Russia.
Professor of Spanish at Middlebury College dies unexpectedly yesterday. A native of Bridgeport Connecticut, she graduated from the New York State College for Teachers in 1916.
Pierrepont B. Noyes retire president of Buckla Ltd died at his home after a long illness at age 88. He led the silverware firm from 1910 to 1951 and remained on the board and in the executive office. He served after World War I as an American member of the Inter Allied Rhineland Commission, credited with proposing a plan for troop occupation of Germany including self government for Germans and redistribution of troops among civilians.
The Albany Diocese Catholic Youth Organization hosts a Star Night at 7 30 pm at the RPL Micket House featuring Frankie Avalon Connie Francis and Buddy Morrow plus other acts. The event includes crowning a Catholic boy and girl senior from area high schools and awards a $30 savings hand and St Joseph’s trophy to the king and queen.
Seoul AP reports President Syngman Rhee, age 64, asserts he will consider another bid if the people want him. He cites North Korean agent infiltration as a chief risk to the nation and notes Korea’s separate election of president and vice president. The Democratic Party faces unclear candidates, with Chang Myun and Chough Vyong Ok prominent.
Soldier William D. Dantes, son of Mrs. Margaret A. James of 26 Pine St. Rensselaer, was stationed with the 379th Transportation Company in Bobbin Germany when he earned a state driver award. He was commended for driving military vehicles 6,000 miles without incident or traffic violation.
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