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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1959
Page
20
The column by Willian A. Doyle from The Daily Investor discusses stock picks and strategies, urging readers to consider American Telephone and Telegraph and other blue chips while warning that dividends have declined. It advises comparing risk and return, hints at potential selling of Comer PTetpranting, and questions the wisdom of aggressive bets in a wary market.
A damaged text fragment describes mounting tensions involving Cyprus and Greek actors. It references violence and institutional actors, noting disruptions in Cyprus Centrality and Athens linked events. The garbled language obscures clear details, but conveys conflict and political strain during a turbulent period.
A local event honored a class with a formal dinner while attendees discussed plans and names. The program featured speakers from institutions and committees, highlighting achievements and future activities.
A strong market rally pushed New York stocks up two points. Despite chaotic, garbled text, the report notes high volume trading with some indices near intraday highs and mentions American Motors and other tickers as active.
Funeral services were held for Miss Jone Dippald at RIT Avenue Chapel with Solemn Mass in St Lawrence's Church. Attending clergy and a large funeral procession from St. Mary's Cemetery conveyed condolences as relatives and friends gathered. The ceremony featured choir renditions of Miserere and Domine Jesu, with parish groups from St Lawrence's and nearby churches joining in prayers and rosary.
A jumble of obituaries and funeral notices from Bennington and nearby towns outlines the deaths of multiple residents, including Theresa Grace Ballan and George A. Graber, with services noted at St Bernard's Church and Sacred Heart. Other entries mention final arrangements, cemetery burials, and church rites across several communities.
Iran plans to sever diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union after alleged Russian attacks on Western defense links. Iran may cancel Ambassador Angari’s return and sign a new defense pact with the United States, amid Baghdad Pact tensions and Moscow’s warnings to Pakistan and others.
Fragmentary text shows names and places garbled by OCR. Key entities are unreadable, leaving no clear event, date, or outcome. The partial lines mention Abbey, Ceatenany Ghat, and a number sequence, but lack coherent facts for a proper summary.
The readable text references a Sacred Heart event at a local venue, mentions a High School team and various names, and reports damages to stores including a shop and stove area. It notes a death at a home in Blagshawe and lists survivors, with scattered details about weddings and community notices in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
A Greek American leader from Albany, Psakis, who came to the United States in 1928 and ran the Capital Restaurant in Cohoes, died. Survivors include his wife, daughter Patricia of Troy, his mother, two brothers, and a sister. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. from McLoughlin Funeral Home and St Basil's Greek Orthodox Church with a Divine Liturgy at 2 p.m. Interment will be at Elmwood Hill Cemetery. Police investigators listed among those handling the case.
Secretary of State Dulles is undergoing radiation therapy for abdominal cancer detected after a hernia operation. Major medical staff at Walter Reed Hospital, led by Gen Leonard C. Heaton, report the cancer is in the abdominal region and treatment started yesterday. Greene of the specialist staff briefed news officials on the progress.
An armed man robbed a Ghentival Corn Exchange Bank teller yesterday, demanding $5000 and fleeing with $4 in coins. The well dressed suspect threatened staff and left the scene as officers searched nearby areas. Survivors listed include Mrs Antionelle Russa and Rosalia Gervais, among others, with several funeral notices appearing for local residents in nearby towns.
President Eisenhower arrived in Acapulco for two days of goodwill talks with Mexico's President Lopes Mateos. Anthony Eden attended the resort visit, marking Eisenhower's first public appearance since arriving for the summit and symbolizing strengthened U.S.-Mexico ties amid large crowds and celebratory welcome.
Officials call for a special election to fill the vacancy caused by Rev. Yanin Reed's death. Gov. Nob Son Roarkefeller will appoint once notified. local GOP leaders say many potential candidates are considered, with Chautauqua County as the key residence area.
The Speaker of Britain’s House of Commons plans to retire after a turbulent period marked by controversy and calls for reform. Details indicate a formal departure from office with ongoing debates over parliamentary procedures and governance.
Albany County leaders introduced four bills affecting criminal law. Proposed measures include requiring court statements on sufficiency of evidence after jury instruction and closing, allowing state appeal of such orders, criminalizing conspiracy to commit major felonies, and making certain acts before a temporary state commission misdemeanors.
Baghdad says no documentary evidence exists for entry of three Americans listed in a note to the embassy. The embassy sought death certificates to aid families seeking life insurance and other matters, but the government had previously refused to provide them.
The debate centers on a proposed residency clause for welfare housing and public assistance. Supporters say it limits migration from Puerto Rico and other states, while opponents argue it discriminates against newcomers and hurts economic opportunities.
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