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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1959
Page
1
Stir Weekly presents Constance Banister, renowned children photographer, sharing tips and secrets to capture lifelike baby portraits. Washington DC features and ADA notes appear as promotional copy for a photo guide in The Star Weekly.
Government said the army held Elendaras and pushed rebels from Santa Jurta and Ocotepuane near the Guatemalan border as Congress prepared to consider a modified martial law. Rebels reportedly attacked Qeotepeque and Santa Warbara while clashes along the border disrupted communications and raised alarms about a broader invasion.
A state board head pressed for higher education funding to prevent cuts in schools and libraries. He warned increased spending would raise property taxes but argued long term gains include stronger universities, labs, and classrooms. The plan seeks control measures, district adjustments, and revenue reviews to sustain schooling.
Sycaway men attend a meeting about a water plant for the Troy Water Bureau. A speaker from Memorial Methodist Church presents slides and a film on the proposed system. Attendees include local officials and residents as the project aims to improve local water services.
A local council meeting in Albany, with involvement from officials including Hak Mortin Works president Bangin a Zak and others, seeks speaking time on a budget matter. Citizens from Halb ert Mayle to Nensselagryelie Bavls are listed as area speakers and attendees.
Senator Seelye introduced a bill to revise Glens Falls arterial plan. The proposal creates two arterial routes based on surveys to ease rising traffic. One follows Glen Street through downtown. the other links West Real and Grand Street toward the city line. Both would connect to the state highway system, with backing from the US Bureau of Public Roads and state/public works officials.
A Ladies Night program hosted by Toastmasters was rescheduled from today to tomorrow at AIS Pearl The Thondelet Murelson in Seattle. William J. Fulkerson will preside with James V. Smith and Bernard Milleque as chairs, and speakers include Art Miller Trach Kramer and Raymond Spenard.
Taxpayer opposition to a personal income tax proposal dominates a Monday Albany session. Senator Abert Ackowics faced jeers as he spoke, with colleagues shouting and one senator noting many citizens lack home ownership. Republican Sen. Ausily Brin led a group study on long term budget implications.
The Ladies Day OU Club of the Troy YWCA will meet to plan a daytime program under the guidance of an adult education adviser. Miss Olive McBain, a physics teacher, leads a recreational program while mothers attend sessions. Children enjoy a show featuring a European themed display and nursery activities at the YWCA.
St Pauls Episcopal Church announces Ash Wednesday rites including Holy Communion at 8 am and 10:30 am with Litany and Penitence, plus midweek preaching at 12:05 pm. The schedule covers Holy Communion on Tuesdays and a Thursday 7 am service, starting Wednesday, February.
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