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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1955
Page
27
Dr Hilleboe announced tentative start of polio vaccination clinics for Monday for first and second graders and older pupils before summer recess. Third and fourth graders may wait until after June 1 for the second shot if vaccine arrives late. The advisory committee will meet Tuesday to review allotments and distribution plans to reach the greatest number of children quickly.
A fragment describes Patie and Petie Patty in a circus setting with mention of a whistle blown and promises of a personal collection by week’s end. Higgins appears as a name within the partial text.
George Vaughan named president of the D and H Square and Compass Club at Troy temple. Andrew Harris vice president, William Orton secretary, Herbert Allen treasurer. Louis J. Kiar deputy grand master spoke. Next meeting planned for June in Wilkes Barre. Members and guests from multiple towns attended.
Melrose Mrs Al Chuhta and children Johnnie Nancy Paula and Carol of Watervliet were week end guests of Miss Martha Wolfe and brother Willard. The annual Meeting of School District 10 will be held at the school building Tuesday evening May 3. The Bedford Ashley Home Bureau Unit will meet at the home of Mrs Walter G Love Monday May 2 at 7 30 pm The program will be Ever Blooming Gardens in charge of Mrs Love The assisting hostesses will be Mrs Thomas R Dixon and Mrs Robert E Calhoun.
The Wynantskill Parent Teacher Association hosts Fathers Night with Sgt George B. Reynolds of the State Police as speaker. John Hintermaier and Walter Showers cochair the event. The First Reformed Church honors Daniel A. Little's family with a covered dish supper, and Little will soon transfer from Republic Steel Corp. A Busy 4-H Club awards Blue Ribbon certificates for Talent Night at School 16. Committees form for church publicity and building plans with Harrison and Mero designing a new extension and Sunday School space.
The Railway Patrolmen's Union charges the New York Central Railroad is aiming to abolish its police force as furloughs hit patrolmen John Terry Troy and Floyd Kleinhaus of Castleton. The railroad denies plans to abolish and cites economy, while the union cites abolition of outlying posts including Poughkeepsie Hudson Schenectady and Amsterdam.
The report mentions Harmoe and a police absence west of Albany to Utica. It notes the Troy yard and the state raid, with prior coverage indicating these events.
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