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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1966
Page
20
Dear CY answers a reader on whether mutual funds offer women security and can benefit women, noting funds pool money for diversification and are managed by professionals. It cites 1965 data: 3.5 million Americans owned 35 billion dollars in mutual fund shares, including 1.3 million women. It urges investment research and offers a free booklet “A Woman's Guide to Mutual Funds.”
State Police arrested seven out-of-state men after a tavern brawl in Petersburg led to a high speed chase on the Taconic Trail. Arrested were Edgar Walden and five others from Massachusetts, Vermont, and Massachusetts. one man remains in jail on a malicious mischief charge. All pleaded guilty to charges and fines were imposed or jail time served.
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Miss Pauline K. Winkler after thirty years teaching hearing conservation in Albany public schools is named assistant director of communication disorders at Albany Medical Center Hospital.
The New York State Bar Association endorsed for reelection two Appellate Division justices from the 28-county Third Judicial Department, Presiding Justice James Gibson of Hudson Falls and Justice Felix J. Auliss of Amsterdam. The bar urged bipartisan support, noting they served with distinction and are in the public interest to continue. Gibson, born 1902, Princeton and Albany Law School graduate, previously district attorney of Washington County and judge of the Supreme Court before Appellate Division. Auliss, born 1901, Union College and Albany Law School graduate, served as assistant district attorney in Montgomery County, surrogate of Montgomery County, then county judge before the Supreme Court and Appellate Division appointment in 1964.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah C. Smith was held on Saturday at Leahy Funeral Home and St. Michael's Church with a Requiem High Mass celebrated by Rev. John E. McNamara. Grandsons Beavers listed as pallbearers included Peter L. Smith Jr. and James M. Sullivan. burial followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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