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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1958
Page
4
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Turkish readers favored Mickey Spillane paperbacks last year with 89 titles. Jack London ranked second, while American authors Ernest Hemingway and William Faulkner were constrained as foreign writers.
Kiwanis Club members will install new officers at an inaugural ball to be held January 24 at Mohawk Country Club in Schenectady. Newly elected officers will join Parent-Teacher Association activities as part of the club's annual program sequence.
The Latham Kiwanis Club Christmas lighting contest will be judged this week and next. Chairman Stephen P. Vinciguerra says residents in the defined territories should finish their decorations to avoid disqualification. No entry application is required. winners will be announced after the new year. Territorial boundaries were adjusted due to housing growth, extending north to Boght Corners traffic light and west to Wade Road, with other limits along Route 7 and Mil Road.
Incumbent officers of the Schuyter Meulghis Fire Department were reelected for a one year term. Edward Apple remains president. Clarence House vice president. Zigmund Sreik recording secretary. Martin O'Brien secretary. Robert Moate treasurer. Stanley Hunt chaplain. Robert Bagley reelected to the board of trustees for three years. Installation and dine details to be held next month with committee chairmen to be announced near Putte.
The Water District invites sealed bids to be opened at Town Hall Newportville at noon Monday for supplies including aluminum sulphate lime hydrate copper sulphate activated carbon and liquid chlorine The lowest bid meeting specifications will win The process aligns with the nominating committee of the Greater Albany Chamber of Commerce and Colonie Colonie Chamber affiliate members to select a slate of fourteen candidates for a three year term and Mr Fat was named to the chamber board by Earl Rhodes president of the Greater Albany Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Frederick Van Olinda formerly Vila Hewitt died Wednesday at her Baldwin home after a brief illness. A native of Cohoes, she was the daughter of the late Arthur and Adelaide Hewitt and had lived in Baldwin for years. Survivors include her husband, a son Peter, a daughter Patricia, and four sisters. Funeral services will be held at Wigand Bros. Funeral Home in Baldwin, with interment in Albany Rural Cemetery on Monday.
Charles G. Kenney, manager of the W. Grant store at Tatham Corners Shopping Center, has reclaimed the companys sales award for outstanding performance during Founder's Month in the Eastern Regional Division. The award was announced by Joseph Livolsi, regional manager of the company.
Saddlewood Association presents awards for its Christmas lighting contest. Josepl Wiss of 19 Tattershall Tanr earns first prize. Second and third place go to Stephen K. Fleisel Jr. and William Qpau.
Egyptian teachers of English are being sent by the Ministry of Education to the United States for training in linguistics. Ten doctors are involved. Some study at Cambridge and some at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. All will return to posts in the ministry or in teacher-training schools.
New York firms report glass encased transistors entering experimental production. A shift from metal to glass packaging could drive a substantial price reduction in transistor supplies as manufacturers explore this alternative.
Dr Duro Lynch of Evansville told the American Medical Association conference that many children are overfed with sugar and beverages while lacking essential protein. He warned that low protein diet harms growth, causes irritability and tooth decay, and urges proper chewing of protein foods despite their lack of sweetness.
Montreal reports prospects for year round navigation as the St. Lawrence Seaway enables cargo vessels to reach Great Lakes ports. Icebreakers and aerial surveys are seen as key to extending winter shipping with iron ore and newsprint moving between ports and mills.
A powerful linear accelerator being built in Cambridge Massachusetts by a high voltage engineering firm will produce 10 million volts with upgrades to 18 million. The machine aims to study atom structures and forge heavier elements while reading automatic data every few minutes. Construction emphasizes safety measures and room size, with concrete walls and hillside shielding. The article also notes a historical reference to Tokyu-Sung wrestling in Japan during ancient imperial times.
Tokyo based cancer expert Dr. Tomiza Yoshida argues immunization could wipe out cancer by blocking conditions that trigger its development. He notes cancer varies and no single drug cures all forms, praises U S grants for research, and cites his career from Berlin to Tokyo.
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