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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1959
Page
11
A long obituary notice lists multiple deaths with residences in Troy and surrounding towns. It notes services, interment details, and survivors including spouses, children, and siblings. The piece also covers a major local issue about a sanitary landfill with community outrage and anticipated legal action.
Hudson residents claim informed and capable leaders as Thomas Bathe, president, presides over a lab meeting listing Ward representatives. Bourke chosen for a second term. other offices reassigned. Officials named include Mrs. Enriley Schonmar as vice president, David Bivona as secretary, and Mel Nin Make as treasurer.
City of Troy acting counsel outlines three possible actions to resolve Cohoes dumping problem. Options include temporary injunctions, a court determined remedy, or permitting continued use of the site's sanitary landfill until a plan is applied. Residents across the river cite health and economic hardships as photos and statements depict.
President Eisenhower proposes moving REA oversight to Agriculture Department, stripping the secretary of agriculture of veto power over rural electric and telephone loans. In the same issue, plans for the Tevy Music Hall season feature top artists with Chromatics, led by secretary Reid Gowld and other officials, as artists from Washington and beyond announce programs and ticket sales.
Washington report says Clare wins Johnson aid as Senate majority leader signals support following Foreign Relations Committee actions. Wayne Morse pressed the case for confirming Luce, while opponents caution about political accusations and honesty.
The Emma Willard School at an honors day program featured Wele laude remarks by Miss Wellington and Bliss Lay, with students receiving insignia for outstanding citizenship. Mrs. Sierlotha spoke on education, world power, and national responsibility, urging multilingual study and global awareness through a planned lecture series. piano selections by Carl Karle and Amy Kate McKarle highlighted the event, including a Crauggenholm fellowship award.
A Bennington household marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wood with an open house on Sunday. Relatives from Pennington, Stratford, and nearby towns attended. Mrs. Wood, born Flassie Rydor, and Mr. Wood wed at the Methodist church in Woodford. he works as a physician.
AP reports planes of fay nations yesterday were sighted across areas near the Soviet Union in a British mystery. A private source cited secret equipment and evasive maneuvers as planes from HUERIsh Veltish and Travian engaged in covert flights. Officials did not rule out Soviet involvement as tensions rise following Monday night’s incident.
Fort Sumter shells excavated near Port Sumter vanished Saturday in Charleston harbor area. Fort Sumter official W. L. Luckett warned children may handle live munitions found on Jones Island while about 60 shells were being stored. unaccounted shells pose risk of detonation if youths disturb them.
The New York Rangers start a six country European tour with a game at Wembley Stadium London. The squad will visit France Belgium Switzerland Germany and other nations showcasing the team in continental venues.
St. Petersburg, chosen as the 1959 NAIA football site, may host the tournament for five years under a solidified modality. The championship game will air nationally on television in December, with preliminary rounds staged in affiliated cities beginning this year.
E R Johnston longtime operator of the Wayside Inn in Warrensburg died early yesterday after a long illness His death ends a 18 year tenure with the inn He had also owned the Contini House at Cort and a string of traveling horses He survived by his wife and several children and grandchildren The funeral is at St Cecelia Church in Warrensburg with a night mass and burial in Corinth Cemetery
Los Angeles prepares a bantamweight title fight at a new arena with champions from Nigeria and Jesico amid a July opening. The event venue, Goliseum, lists 10,062 in attendance capacity as promoter George Tareas announces a date shift from the original June. The Wednesday night card will lead to a later main bout.
David Smith yesterday was named to Britain's Watch Cup team to face the United States. He will replace Tiny Walker who was seriously injured in an automobile accident. The Walker clips will be finalized at Muirfield, May 24.
The report lists McGinn named coach for the United States boxing team with references to Madison Wise and Pan American games. Details are garbled but indicate selection and upcoming Olympic trials or competitions. Names mentioned include Edward Meta Philadelphia and Charles El Swift, linked to Olympic boxing context.
Washington sueing for a large appropriation and Pan American Games plans appear in a garbled report. It mentions a racer died in 1925 and references US participation, with multiple errors around names and places. The fragmentary text lacks coherent dates, events, or clear entities to verify.
A man named Mowara QUI of Benhingy was charged yesterday with disobeying town orders by not draining his dog. The dog Thor allegedly killed Leyaaenld and had been observed by the town constable. Gull was released on SAN bail.
Fragmented text notes a skier named Winey of Lee Manet Menreicint receiving an athlete title after a long 28 year history. Details about event location, date, or organization are unclear in the source.
District notes show fragmented OCR with mixed names and terms. Readable items include scattered names such as Chanap Tatovin Ags and Neale Vriner, references to singles and a betting style tally, but the overall event and outcome remain unresolved in this partial text.
Packers announce signings of two players for the JNA National Pantha Phage squad. Names listed include Greda May and Whit Boh ay Dilkin along with Gren Way's Alben safety mien and Mates Panglerghie. Vacker search and Vince Lovitiare also mentioned as part of the announcement last night.
In a tense regional episode, Makariog and Cypris expats were seen yesterday during a visit to the home of the enemy leader Fazil Hutch. The event underscores ongoing strains between Turks and Cypris factions and their respective communities.
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