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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1959
Page
8
The Vatican urged prayers ahead of a council gathering, aiming to mobilize universal church leaders and clergy to address pressing global issues. Church officials emphasized unity and spiritual reflection as attendees prepare to discuss ecclesiastical reforms and outreach.
Waterford residents vote today on two village propositions to raise funds via tax for highways alleys and sewers and for recreation area supplies and maintenance. Several local events fill the day, including church dinners, church and mission programs, and a water and fire safety report from the Waterford volunteer fire department. A fatal traffic accident is reported involving a 24 year old Waterford man, with police investigating the city street incident.
May 10 reports a wage and unemployment clash as workers challenge benefit denial tied to a strike. Officials cite state rules limiting appeals while unions accuse the firm of delaying compensation amid labor actions. A state mediation panel and Albany lawmakers seek a resolution as teachers face salary pressures and possible staff reductions.
School district salary tables show steps and increases for teachers and administrators. The document lists base pay at various steps, pil degrees starting near 4600, and higher admin salaries for superintendent and assistants. It notes department heads receive extra stipends and outlines elementary and high school pay scales with several numeric entries and year 1956.
A fragmentary page discusses teacher shortages and salary concerns for education administrators and staff. It cites figures for principals, directors, and specialists, noting wage scales and potential hiring shifts as universities supply transient instructors and couples with advanced degrees face placement challenges.
Glens Falls 12 year old Crippen swam 40 feet to reach a drifting houseboat near Wadson River two miles north of Glens Falls. He surfaced and shouted for help before being rescued by river watchers. Another teen, Seth Pavey, 18, pleaded guilty to speeding 70 mph in a 40 zone near Bennington.
A Lake George personal injury case before the New York State Supreme Court continued this week. The action, stemming from a November 2, 1957 auto collision on Route 9 near Schroon Lake, involves Elizabeth Angleson, widow of William Angleson, and the estate, versus Vincent C. Lynch of Queens. The trial resumed with testimony and is expected to reach a jury verdict.
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