Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Troy Record in Troy, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1966

Page

3

Hitchcock Defends Violence On TV As Therapy

Alfred Hitchcock argues that television violence benefits viewers as therapy and returns murder to the home. In Nassau Bahamas Sir Sidney Oakes, son of the late Sir Harry Oakes, dies in a car crash near a honeymoon villa, the crime of his father remaining unsolved since 1943.

Hitchcock Violence On TV London Alfred Hitchcock Nassau Bahamas UPI Sidney Oakes Harry Oakes Luci Pat Nugent Oakes Princess Margaret Hospital Harry

Frozen concentrated milk may reach tables within a year

At a science convention Dr. William D. Powrie of the University of Wisconsin outlined frozen concentrated milk that would come in cartons one third the size of current milk cartons after adding water and shaking. The Defense Department announced a new Viet Nam policy allowing at most one immediate family member to serve against his wishes, with deferment requests prior to departure and available reassignment for current personnel.

Boston William D. Powrie University of Wisconsin Society For Cryobiology Washington Defense Department Viet Nam Department Southeast Asia

Unhurt Pilots Escape Bell X-22A Crash Near Airport

In Sanborn New York two pilots Stanley Kakol and Paul Miller Jr. escaped unhurt after a Bell X-22A research plane was damaged extensively during an emergency landing approach in a field short of Niagara Falls International Airport. The company reported both occupants climbed from the cockpit unharmed.

Sanborn, N. Y Niagara Falls International Airport Stanley Kakol Paul Miller Jr

Indian Head cent inspired by Longacre daughter Sarah likeness

In 1858 the mint prepared dies for the Indian head cent as a replacement for the flying eagle design. Chief engraver James B. Longacre carved Sarah Longacre’s profile onto coins, including the gold dollar and gold double eagle, later appearing on the three dollar gold piece with a princess’s headdress.

James B. Longacre Mint Sarah Longacre Congress

Mrs. Catherine Dusten Promoted at St. Mary’s Hospital

Sister Blanche announces Catherine Dusten RN has been promoted from head nurse to nursing supervisor of 4th Hall at St. Mary’s Hospital. A Trojan, graduate of St. Mary’s School of Nursing, she rejoined after family years and resumed nursing seven years ago. She belongs to the Albany Diocese Catholic Nurses council and St. Mary’s Alumni. resides at 235 6th Ave.

Blanche St. Mary’s Hospital Catherine Dusten R.N 4Th Hall Dusten St. Mary’s Hospital School of Nursing St. Mary’s Council of Catholic Nurses

Youth Receives 4500 Award In Auto Collision Settlement

Supreme Court Justice DeForest C. Pitt authorized a 4500 settlement for Frederick W. Dowling Jr. 18 of Hoosick Falls arising from a September 25 1964 auto collision on Route 22 near North Hoosick. Dowling was treated at Mary McClellan Hospital for a deep arm laceration multiple contusions and fractured teeth. The case settles claims against Hoosick Falls resident Robert F Bowman with H Gordon Turner as attorney for the Bowman car insurer.

Supreme Court DeForest C. Pitt Rensselaer County Hoosick Frederick W. Dowling Jr RD 2 Hoosick Falls Robert F. Bowman Dowling John McCarty Bowman North Hoosick Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge George J. Digman Harry J. Harrison

Adjourn Case Of Property Destruction In Troy

John Douglas aged 24 of 437 2nd St appeared in Troy Police Court before Justice Timothy J Fogarty on a destruction of property charge filed by Irene Smith of 20 Van Buren St. The case was adjourned to tomorrow morning to allow Douglas to obtain counsel. He was taken to St Marys Hospital after injuring his ribs for medical examination. If injuries are serious he will be admitted under guard. if not he will be remanded to Rensselaer County Jail for this morning.

John Douglas 2Nd St Troy Timothy J. Fogarty Irene Smith van Buren St. Douglas St. Mary’s Hospital Rensselaer County

Mrs. Anastia Lublanecki Rites Held in Cohoes

The funeral of Mrs. Anastia Lublanecki was held yesterday from Fitzgerald Funeral Home and St. Peter's and Paul's Church in Cohoes. Very Rev. Nicholas Wojakowsky celebrated a Solemn Requiem Mass with deacon Bohdan Wolosin and subdeacon Paul Teodorowcyz. Bearers were Joseph Sklaryk John Kopcza Michael Dynko Louis Drapalski John Barna and Peter Zmud. Interment followed at St. Peter's and Paul's Cemetery in Waterford.

Anastia Lublanecki Fitzgerald Funeral Home Cohoes St. Peter's and Paul's Church Nicholas Wojakowsky Bohdan Wolosin S.T.D Paul Teodorowcyz Joseph Sklaryk John Kopcza Michael Dynko Louis Drapalski John Barna Peter Zmud St. Peter's and Paul's Cemetery Waterford

Italian firm patents olive harvesting machine

Rome based company unveils a device that harvests olives and similar fruits by placing the branch between two rotating parallel cylinders that approach within a quarter inch. The inventor claims the olives and branches suffer no damage during the process.

Rome

Mechanicville-Stillwater Little League Falls in Sectional Title

Mechanicville-Stillwater All Stars lost the Section 2 title to Albany Nationals 4 3 at Green Island. Albany homered twice with Bill O Sullivan and Mark Rossi contributing three run and solo shots while Herb Flowers started on the mound. The team had earlier mounded a 13 3 win over Hudson and ended the run with a turkey dinner at Fantauzzi's Restaurant.

Mechanicville Green Island Hudson Frank Waldron Albany Bill O'Sullivan Mark Rossi Herb Flowers Fred Hosley All-Stars Fantauzzi

Three Boys Pay $50 Each For Vandalism

Three Troy youths pled guilty in Mechanicville City Court to malicious mischief for vandalizing a neon sign at 167 Saratoga Avenue. Each was fined 50 dollars with restitution due by August 15. Defendants are Thomas Mulligan 18 445 Fourth Street Thomas Camfield 17 702 Fifth Avenue and Ronald Griswold 19 171 Speigletown Road. The sign belonged to liquor store operator Stephen De Marco and was damaged early Saturday.

Troy Mechanicville Saratoga Avenue Vincent P. Pickett Thomas E. Ryan Frank A. Tate Sr Thomas Mulligan Fourth St Thomas Camfield Fifth Ave Ronald Griswold Speigletown Rd Stephen de Marco Saratoga Ave

Bridge Play Review Leads to Unusual Ties at Local Club

Mechanicville Stillwater Duplicate Bridge Club held Saturday night at the Masonic Temple. Unusual first place ties occurred in both North-South and East-West pairs. North-South winners were Mildred Otto and Joel Prescott of Scotia with Nathan Sidman and William Kreps of Troy. East-West ties matched Mary Brownheim and Emily Rapaport of Albany with Hilda Hewitt of Stillwater and Cecelia De Crescente of Hemstreet Park Mechanicville. Third place in North-South went to Simon Kantor of Schenectady and Alan Collins of Mechanicville. In East-West it went to Lillian McCoy and Margaret Blossom of Albany.

Mechanicville-Stillwater Mechanicville Masonic Temple Mildred Otto Joel Prescott Scotia Nathan Sidman William Kreps Troy Mary Brownheim Emily Rapaport Albany Hilda Hewitt Stillwater Cecelia de Crescente Hemstree

Merchants Beat Hudson Falls to Lead Northway League

Mechanicville Merchants defeated Hudson Falls Green Jackets 5 to 2 at Recreation Field Sunday to move one game ahead in the Northway League. Dave Guiles pitched a two hitter with 9 strikeouts. Art Marocco hit a sixth inning homer for Mechanicville driving in Li lac and Foy. The Merchants eye the league title with a rematch against Ballston Spa at Mechanicville Field at 6 p.m. tomorrow.

Mechanicville Merchants Hudson Falls Green Jackets Recreation Field Dave Guiles Mechanicville Charles Catalfamo New York Mets Hudson Falls Art Marocco Mike Lilac Dave Foy Merchants Ballston Spa

Holy Name Unit Hosts Annual Church Picnic

More than 80 members and guests attended the Holy Name Society outing of the Church of the Assumption in Mechanicville. The picnic was held at Plum Brook Fish and Game Club Farm in Stillwater Center with Rev. Dante L. Girolami O.S.A. as a guest.

Holy Name Society Church of the Assumption of Mechanicville Plum Brook Stillwater Center Dante L. Girolami O.S.A Assumption Church

League Auxiliary Plans Season Events Meeting

The Auxiliary of the Mechanicville Stillwater Little League will meet at the YMCA building at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow to map plans for the rest of the season. Volunteers are urged to help at the Minute Man Field refreshment stand during the final games. All mothers of players are urged to attend the business session.

Mechanicville - Stillwater Little League YMCA Minute Man Field

Certificate Winners Announced in Mechanicville Swim Program

The Mechanicville Learn to Swim program announced certificate winners from the first section. A second two week course is underway and will end with a swim meet likely on Saturday Aug 27.

Mechanicville Commissioner of Public Safety John R. Fascia Municipal Youth Recreation Committee Cathleen Canavan Vincent D’aloia Robert Gronezniak Joseph Connors Michele Crevelone Deborah Dunbar Cheryl Fascia Dave MacDonald Mike Timpanaro Kia Michele Zurlo Mark Boucher Judith Kathleen Guttridge Susan Herrington Cathy Phelps Susan Ropitsky Alonzo South Main Street Joan O’neill Red Cross Ann Marie Luther Gary Phillips William Russom

Andrew Wassil Funeral Held

Funeral services for Andrew Wassil a former Mechanicville restaurant proprietor who died Wednesday were held Saturday from the Devito Funeral Home and the Church of the Assumption. The Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated with Rev. Ernest J. Autch as pastor, deacon Rev. Lawrence Gerrity and subdeacon Rev. Dante L. Girolami. The burial was at St. John's Cemetery in Schenectady with bearers Michael Ennello James Parente Fred De Casperis Sisto Bagnoli Armand Alonzo and Louis Taglione.

Andrew Wassil Mechanicville Devito Funeral Home Church of the Assumption Ernest J. Autch O.S.A St. Paul's Church Lawrence Gerrity Dante L. Girolami Assumption Church Father Girolami St. John’s Cemetery Schenectady Michael J. Ennello James V. Parente Fred de Casperis Sisto Bagnoli Armand Alonzo Louis Taglione

Bird Heads Eastside Democrats in Reelective Vote

Robert J. Bird was reelected president of the Eastside Democratic Council at a Sunday meeting hosted by Mrs. Marie Daley. Remaining officers John Corcoran and George L. Nugent were reelected as first and second vice presidents respectively, with Donald J. Shanley and John W. Sheehan continuing as recording and financial secretaries. Mrs. Daley remains treasurer, Mrs. Mabel C. Stallmer sergeant at arms, and Arthur J. Watson campaign coordinator. Nugent was also reelected ward captain and Bird is the district two committeeman.

Robert J. Bird Eastside Democratic Council Marie Daley John Corcoran George L. Nugent Donald J. Shanley John W. Sheehan Mabel C. Stallmer Arthur J. Watson

TVs In Feathers Haul Identified As Feathers Furniture Theft

Six televisions found in woods off Williams Road were identified by Henry R Feathers as property from Feathers Furniture Co Inc 910 River St. Troy police investigate burglary. Inventory shows 27 portable TVs one stereo and a tape recorder stolen worth about 2777.95.

Williams Road Henry R. Feathers Feathers Furniture Co., Inc River St Troy van Rensselaer Manor

Colombo-Canada extend loan for Katunayake airport

Colombo Canada has extended a 1.5 million dollar interest free loan to Ceylon for developing Katunayake International Airport near Colombo.

Colombo Canada Ceylon Katunayake International Airport

Retired Bank Guard Harbour Dies at 76

Harry A. Harbour, retired guard for National Commercial Bank and Trust Co. of Albany, died Sunday at Memorial Hospital Albany one day before his 77th birthday after a brief illness. He lived at 265 Broadway Menands and was active with Menands Fire Co No 1 and St. Joan of Arc Church. He is survived by a wife four sons three daughters and 17 grandchildren. Funeral set for 9 am with Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Joan of Arc Church Menands. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery Menands.

Harry A. Harbour National Commercial Bank and Trust Co Albany Memorial Hospital Menands Fire Co. No 1 St. Joan of Are Menands Mary Margaret Jenkins William A Harry E Jack F. Harbour Robert A. Arbour William Gentner Jr Decatur, Ga Donald Casey St. Petersburg Fla Margaret Rh. Harbour J. Gregory Nealon and Son 4Th Ave Waterviielt St. Joan of Arc Church St. Agnes’ Cemetery

Three Area Estates Settled In Surrogate Court

Letters of administration granted in Surrogate Court for three Rensselaer County residents who died recently. H Vincent Allen of Hoosick Falls died July 24 leaving about 20000 dollars. Administrators are Henry V. Allen Jr. and Gordon W. Allen. John S. Dav is the attorney. Everett F E. Hakes of Troy died June 11 leaving over 5000 dollars. Administratrix Dorothy Hakes Barnes and heirs include Howard D. Hakes and Lois Smith. Attorneys Murphy Aldrich Brod erick Simon. William J. Joyce of Stephentown died May 18 leaving 10000 dollars estate and 10000 jointly owned real property. Widow Josephine Joyce named administratrix. distributees include William J. Joyce Jr. Catherine Knapp and Pearl Ellen Rock. Morton D. Shulman is attorney.

Rensselaer County H. Vincent Allen Hoosick Falls Cambridge Henry V. Allen Jr Vienna Gordon W. Allen Sunnyvale Calif John S. Davison Everett FE. Hakes Troy Dorothy Hakes Barnes Highland Ave Howard D. Hakes Miami Fla Lois Smith Port Arthur Tex Murphy Aldrich Guy, Broderick & Simon William J. Joyce Stephentown Seattle Wash Josephine Joyce West Stephentown William J. Joyce Jr Catherine Knapp Averill Park Pearl Ellen ‘Rock Latham Morton D.shulman

Tree Mouse Lives Like A Squirrel In Southern Woods

The golden tree mouse, a tree dwelling cousin of the white footed mouse, was found by Audubon and Bachman in a Charlestown forest in 1841. The Audubon Society reports another naturalist has rediscovered it after a 40 year search.

New York John James Audubon John Bachman Charlestown S. C Audubon Society Audubon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sir Sidney Oakes Mort Reed United States Davis King St. Troy Sandy Island Phillip DiFabio Solvay Lake Ontario Neudecker’s Pastry Shop NO. Troy Mrs. Dusten Mrs H. Gordon Turner J. H. Maloney Little League All-Stars Bridge Play Reviewed Holy Name Robert Bird Nugent Bird Mr. Harbour Broadway New York City Marine Midland Marine Midland Banks Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Volkswagen Cooley Motors Corp Troy-Defreestville Areore oLaLee Zacker
Search Courier

Search the Troy Record Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Troy Record?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication