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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1955
Page
34
County plans a tentative start for polio vaccination with two shots for first and second graders and selected older pupils before summer recess. If vaccine delays push back third and fourth grade clinics past June 1, a second shot for those groups will be required. Dr Hilleboe heads an advisory committee to review allocations and distribution to reach the most susceptible children quickly.
Fragmentary note describes a pet, a misheard exchange, and a whistle gesture. Mentions a bow for Fale, Pasey, Coler picture, and a deadline of twenty in reference to Circes personalities. Lacks clear events or people.
George E. Vaughan named president of the D H Square and Compass Club at the Troy Masonic Temple. Andrew Harris vice president William Orton secretary and Herbert Allen treasurer were also named. Louis J. Kjar deputy grand master spoke. June meeting planned in Wilkes-Barre Pa.
Melrose residents Mrs Al Chuhta and children Johnnie Nancy Paula and Carol of Watervliet were weekend guests of Miss Martha Wolfe and brother Willard. The annual School District 10 meeting is set for Tuesday evening May 3 at the school building. The Bedford Ashley Home Bureau Unit meets May 2 at 7 30 pm at Mr Walter G Love’s home. The program Ever Blooming Gardens is led by Mrs Love with hostesses Mrs Thomas R Dixon and Mrs Robert E Calhoun assisting.
Wynantskill Parent-Teacher Association heads toward its second Fathers Night with the Women of the Executive Board providing refreshments. Sgt. George B. Reynolds will speak, John Hintermaier and Walter Showers cochair. event set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Wynantskill church social room.
Union charges New York Central Railroad intends to abolish its police force as furloughs follow January cuts. Local 30 AFL says reduced patrols leave gaps in coverage. railroad denies plans to abolish and cites economy. Spokesman lists discontinued posts from Albany outward.
Readable line suggests a fragment about Harmon, police, and locations west of Albany toward Utica and Troy yard with state involvement. No clear event or outcome.
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