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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1959
Page
10
The Waterville Babe Ruth League will meet tonight at Ukrainian Hall to plan the coming season. Financial reports for the task season will be presented for final approval. Victor Gani is president, Wiligiy Colina is vice president, and James Stall is secretary.
In a tight league clash, the Civic Renter Saturdays produced a low scoring affair with few points. Ed Hanley led scoring for his team with 10 points while Te Ainsite and Teddy Mido contributed. final details remain unclear due to garbled text.
An event labeled as a fashion show occurred in a room noted as Nea 18 Ath Beat with many attendees described in garbled text. The report mentions participants or observers and hints at civic or community involvement, with references to lists or contests and a local decay or decline in conditions.
A damaged OCR note from a VEW meeting lists attendees Mort, Yaw, and Cauley with discussions on development and trips. It mentions the Saver Anniversity and a dinner, noting reports on various programs and preparations for future projects.
Landrigan Insurance Agency in Watervliet promotes motor and property insurance services. The Masonico log worded listing hints at time moment highlights and inclusions for policies.
A 6 year old girl was injured on Saturday near a street intersection following an accident involving a vehicle. The matter was investigated by police and the injured party was treated and released. Authorities are reviewing witness statements and traffic footage to determine fault.
A mangled fragment notes veterans and officers in a regional area with references to ceremonies and a ceremony timetable. Names and places are unclear. the text appears to describe a veterans event or memorial in a distant town with possible speakers and honors.
Church events at Watervliet Presbyterian include covered dish dinners, youth choirs, adult devotionals, and midweek services. Activities feature the Willing Workers, junior and adult choirs, Sunday school, and prayer meetings with sermons on topics like the meaning of the Good Shepherd.
Residents gathered for the Green Island Girl Scouts event planning at Mrs John Alieariy’s home with Barbara Nichardson and Helen Roerwat coordinating. Officials discussed a World Accendallo Fund event at the Gh Seoul eaokic and set dates for the Seow-G-Nania at the Washington Armory in Albany. Officers were elected, a turkey dinner fundraiser planned, and Cub activities postponed due to weather, with plans for future pack meetings and community service.
A New York firm has developed a tiny television set that costs about ten pounds and is compact enough to fit in a pocket. The company claims it will be prohibitively expensive to produce and may be banned from sale as a portable consumer device. Public notice invites interested parties to attend as Presto Val Roberts presides. taxes and fines will be collected at Mrs. A Fredericks home for January and March. Election hours and a local club meeting are scheduled, with a spring event planned and summer activities to be discussed at Corporation Hall.
Members of the Watervliet council added plans for coming activities at a recent season held in Uerows on Broathway. The Watervliet Council will lead a predemen party in the rocument Saturday. Philip M. Nahue is chairman for the af 'hir. A report by Edward J. Conk, chairman of the liner Nhold i Honor of Ute 15 past grad lonights, was presented. A report on venturing of first de Oia cings of 19 epralichytes Teant the lath and Watervliet Counells was also given.
In a cam game holdup on the upper east side two gunmen opened fire as officers entered the four story tenement. Patrolman Michel Pelkow sky was mortally wounded and one bandit was killed. Two bandits escaped and a citywide alert was issued. The other officers and witnesses described the scene as a family fight misinterpreted by responding police.
President Nixon named himself head of a cabinet committee to chart plans for combating inflation and price stability for economic growth. The group includes Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson, Postmaster General Arthur Summers, Agriculture Secretary Benson, Commerce Secretary S. Strauss, Labor Secretary James M. Kilgill, and Raymond Saulnier as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors.
A Minneapolis firm has developed a miniature electrical switch about the size of a fly. The device, described as a precision control suitable for small motors and appliances, weighs an ounce and uses novel aluminum construction. The invention targets compact machinery and may find use in appliances and military applications.
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