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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1958
Page
8
The article describes budget balancing efforts with federal and state taxes, proposed postage increases, and potential savings from ending mortgage support and soil bank expiration. It notes Eisenhower’s defense emphasis and Democratic caution, with Sen elect Realino urging scrutiny but broad support for a strong defense.
Culy Pack 15 conducted inspection and roll call at St. Paul's Church. John Kennedy spoke as institutional representative and Alphonse Peanieh received a safety award from Uncle Sam Council. Anthony Tired was chosen publicity chief.
The AR Viensure Department notes 23100 acres of popcorn to be harvested this year across 17 commercial producing states, up 61 percent from 19577. The figure reflects expanded grower activity and higher demand for popcorn varieties nationwide.
Harry B. Potter is appointed to the H E Potter conservation post in the Rensselaer County Soil Conservation District. The announcement came via Harold Klingman of Hyde Park and Potter had acted in the post. Oliver Wyatt reported on district meetings at Ber ny Central School and a meeting with the League of Women Voters of Williamstown Massachusetts. The Leagues plan a river basin zone study covering the Little Worsick River valley with early next year. Robert McCellan of Geneseo County succeeds retiring NYS district president L Hyatt after a state meeting in Alice. Potter’s technicians report noted four filing rules and a fee planning project. The district seeks 40 to 50 new cooperators next year. An Ar Voller cited a by-pass channel under construction and debris dam work in the Lille Hensick food control project. Berlin residents Leo Gindermate and others were noted for conservation assistance requests. The first Tierras County budget for the district is $2,200, with a directors’ meeting set for 11 am Monday June 1.
Very Rev Alege D Gregory Titan, Roman Catholic chaplain at Auburn Prison for 16 years, died Sunday while preparing to attend a class at Slorey Hospital where he lived. Previously he served at Saint Margaret Macy and St Anne's in Rochester and was on the faculty of Agquinas Institute. He had been a priest since 1998.
A Denver buck’s age cannot be accurately determined by antler size as antlers shed annually and regrow, with each new set increasing in size until reaching his prime. subsequent years bring progressively smaller racks.
Waterford Youth Council plans a Friday youth dance at St Mary's Parish Hall for high school youths with prizes, a dress code, a record machine, and chaperones. A roller skating party at Guptill's Arena follows with chartered buses to and from the venue.
Bee incidents led to hospitalizations after two car wrecks and a bee sting injuring a man. Police described a driver losing control after applying the brake and colliding into another car, sending debris across a lawn. A sergeant provided details as authorities transported injured individuals to hospital.
Cub Pack 11 held a combined Christmas party in the First Presbyterian Church hall with Santa Claus appearing via Anthony Manupella. Ralph Kabelo, committee chairman, awarded progress and merit to several cubs, including John Nixon, Sonny Hogan, James Crier, and Reed Singlish, while Rev. Seth Nyfening received a church building fund contribution. The next committee week will be at the church pators co. 40, inviting husbands and wives of officials to attend.
The church lists a choir and a trial at 7 30 p m Saturday Pastor s Class at 10 30 am Tomorrow Christmas Eve Holy Communion and Candlelight with a service at 11 pm The public is invited to attend.
A gray and white 1955 Cadillac was reported stolen from near Janpbell Avenue in Schenectady. The owner, Frank Salarski Jr., says the incident occurred Sunday night and involved a vehicle described as gray and white with possible license details unclear. Police are investigating and seeking information on the suspect and location of the car.
Fire Chief James Brett ordered Kingston parochial school closed as a fire hazard after an inspection of the 1907 structure. The building had been shut for Christmas holidays. 271 pupils will move to temporary quarters and the school plans to reopen after the new year term.
Juneau Alaska reports an Alaskan annual birthrate of 35 per 1000, edging above the U S average by one point and aligning with higher rates in several Latin American cities in the region.
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