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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1959
Page
3
TV listings describe The Ate nin Grimith Story with Dick Van Dyke and Teresa Wright. A rough plot features a wagon rout and a woman rescuing Flint, rated for mature audiences. Channel 10 schedules 10 p.m. Airtime noted.
Highlights today on WELY includes Saint Saens Stile Algerien on Mid Morning Contest at 103 10 145 a.m Beethoven Egmont excerpts in Symphony hour from 3 05 to 4 p.m The Dessert Song on On Stage at 7 85 Local time Music from Germany 7 30 to 8 p.m Moussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition on Symphony Hall at 9 p.m Igor Stravinsky In Memoriam 4 10 p.m Paganini on end 10 02 p.m The Modern Symphony No 50 at night through midnight
Actress Carol Lynley, in Mollywood for the Eil version of Deed of More, explains she has never been typecast and will shift more toward Hollywood work under a 20th Century-Fox contract. She recalls weighing 20 pounds lost during a Hollywood visit and notes she won’t date for publicity. Wendell hosts Tie Been. NBC faces questions on show integrity while pursuing new opportunities and astronomy interests.
Fragmented notes recall Captain Kangaroo era figures Bob Keeshan Clarabelle and other cast in early television history. Mentions of Hank Gray host roles, October 1956 remnants, a Zeera series, and TV theatre connections hint at the era’s program lineup and actors, with scattered reminiscences about production and hosting shifts. The garbled text preserves names and moments from mid century broadcasting.
An incoherent report notes the Pope inviting military figures to a ceremony described as tea time. It mentions Swiss guards, potential awards, and references to Vatican events and attire. The fragmented text hints at ceremonial duties and a formal gathering, but details remain unclear.
A scrambled listing of TV and radio programs for Wednesday February 25 includes a mix of shows such as talk segments, musical features, and news blocks. The unreadable OCR segment mentions various program titles and times, with several names and captions partially visible.
A group of mothers met Shelby County School officials in Memphis to air complaints about a principal who paddled 41 students who were on strike. Judge Willard Dixon ordered an informal conference after the mothers requested an assault action.
Lawsuits and school discipline erupt after Bart lett High School principal John Barnes admits paddling 11 boys and threatening to shut down a machine over a boycott. He claims the punishments were proper and that most parents approved, while 20 students tried to organize a lunchroom boycott and left grounds without permission. An Indiana spelling test misprint adds a fleeting note of irony.
Bridge Hands by Jacoby shows a safety play where declarer wins first trick with dummy’s heart ace then leads low toward dummy’s queen. If East shows out, you win with ace again and force West to trump, later regaining the king. if West wins with jack you still pick up the king next, keeping East to one trump. The writer notes Frick’s incorrect safety instincts reacting to a spade ace.
A UPI report from Grove, Pa notes a National Office Management Assn survey of almost 2,000 firms in the United States and Canada finds coffee breaks are common and often two per day. Most breaks run about 13 minutes, typically in the morning and afternoon. Western firms lead with two breaks at 93 percent. Canada averages 80 percent. Overall, 81 percent schedule regular breaks. 14 percent allow nonscheduled refreshments. Benefits cited include boosted morale, while a key complaint is workers not returning promptly.
A March Reader's Digest feature warns heavy smokers face lung cancer and asks survival chances. It describes a hing removal in detail and outlines two simple tests revealing early symptoms while time remains.
The fragment describes a bridge auction where responder jumps to four spades after responder held 16 points and partner 18. It asks what to bid now, suggesting advice on whether to proceed toward slam or abandon. The text cites 10 interest in either suit and potential misfit, requiring strategic choice.
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