22 Aug 1958
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1958
Page
1
A fragmented report notes Sweden's butter surplus for the year, with estimates around 30,000 tons. It mentions England as a customary foreign buyer and references Storkholm Sweden, implying international trade activity amid the supply balance.
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Arthur Blessing said he would name wines in a statement defending granting a pension to former Police Chief William J. Brandt. A Grand Jury found Blessing acted hastily and with poor judgment when Brandt was pensioned an hour after retiring. The jury criticized high officials for influence in appointing and retiring a police chief. Blessing claimed Brandt, top of a civil service list, had served 25 years and thus qualified under state pension law. Mayor Samuel Stratton called for Blessing’s resignation. Blessing refused. Separately, St Anthony's Church unit announced a Sept street fair with Nicholas Mariana Jr. as general chairman and plans for concession booths along 4th Street near Slate Street.
Col. C. B. J. Brill, chair of the New York State Thruway Authority, offers safety tips for Labor Day weekend. He advises keeping a safe distance, signaling in advance, using service personnel for help, avoiding sudden braking, and reducing speed in bad weather. If drowsy, drivers should pull onto the shoulder to rest.
Washington reports a vast inland waterway system totaling 29 000 miles of navigable channels. The American Waterways Operators, Inc. provides the figure, reflecting extensive river and canal routes across the nation.
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