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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1958
Page
13
Fragmented OCR yields scattered letter groups and partial phrases. The item resembles a crossword puzzle clue list or word puzzle fragment with many garbled names and odd sequences. No coherent puzzle solution or grid can be deduced from the readable portions.
James Egan funeral rites were held at St Joseph's Church with Solemn High Mass. Rev Gregory M. Montolly, Rev Jah J. Keefe, and Rev Joseph St. Cole served as celebrants with Rev Proneis G. Jus of Catholic Central High School noting the ceremonies. Attendees included Miss Julia L. Walsh and Miss Elizabeth Norrigsay with a large procession and guards from Troy Council K of C. Interment followed at Dr. Joseph's Cemetery with a City of Troy delegation present and prayers by various church and fraternal groups.
A 33 year old motorist, William Nelson of Mamigom ery, died after a Route 52 skid led to a ditch crash near WalP hall. He died at St Luke's Hospital early Sunday.
John Garry of Albany has been named Albany district attorney’s assistant. Governor Tarelman announced the appointment, effective yesterday, to the yearlong post with a salary of 4000 dollars. Garry is a Vincentian Institute, Stone College and Albany Law School graduate who served as corporate counsel and joins from the city attorney’s office.
Athens reports that Greek taverns and nightclubs plan to offer free wine during carnival to attract customers. Officials say the proposal involves limited quantities and a local tax agreement, with producers and sellers weighing public benefit against revenue concerns.
Fragmented OCR notes describe London’s Great Fire with figures of 18 000 and 43 200 buildings lost across 400 acres. The text includes references to costs around 30 million dollars and various ad and notice boilerplate from a late era newspaper, interspersed with unrelated classified sections and contact lines. The passage mixes historical claims with nonessential advertising content and formatting quirks.
An unfocused notice promotes a diesel heavy equipment training program. It targets men aged 18 to 35 for mechanical training at Hyon and Bains Equipment and mentions a 13 year history of successful job training by Taylor Trahing Servies in Troy.
A Texas oil company advertises sales and field positions offering a guaranteed income and commissions. The notice highlights opportunities for men over 45 with sales experience, stated pay, and travel. It mentions Albany and FBLA as contact cues, with broad claims of nationwide representative coverage and training.
Classified help wanted ad offering various factory and travel job positions with hourly wages up to 19 or 15 per hour. Mentions base pay, bonuses, benefits, travel pay, and opportunities in Boston and nearby areas. Includes contact details for management and requests for written applications.
Help wanted for a large company seeking sales experience and personal integrity. Messages indicate openings for sales positions with benefits, commissions, and a base. Apply with references to B Peters or Box 138 Troy Record.
Fragmented announcements and ads from a local paper include lost and found notes, business openings, phone numbers, and assorted services. Mentions include a bridge district, a waterbury area, hours of operation, Albany area phony notices, and references to air removal services and display merchandise.
A cluttered classifieds page advertises a range of items including a 21 inch television, beds, dressers, a grand piano, guitars, and home electronics. It references room sets, brand names, prices, quantities and condition notes, with many unclear OCR fragments.
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