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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1959
Page
7
A garbled Waterford item lists terms about meetings and officials including Waterford wardens and marshals, with numerous distorted names and references to forthcoming events. The fragment mentions public notices, lodge meetings, and dates while naming several individuals and places in a chaotic transcription.
An abrupt, fragmentary line mentions Mt Guta assembly and a business matter titled do b Mussulh, lacking clear details or context due to damaged text. The readable fragment suggests a local decision or topic discussed within the Mt Guta assembly.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a federal court suit over wages or pay, listing numerous nonsensical or garbled names and places. The readable content mentions a court action and individuals such as Evie and Kathie, with scattered place names and dates. however the core facts are obscured by errors, leaving an unclear summary of the case.
Garfield PTA plans a January gathering at Bagle Mills Firehouse to discuss forming a new unit. Residents of Le hewhy-armulac Britons JAN Sulloph Pistnet are invited to attend and hear about the association’s goals. BP Asa Puasivotl, president, will lead the meeting and oversee introductions.
In Jorpoldville Belgiar long after a political gathering tensions eased following clashes and civic disruption. Reports say police containment reduced violence as European powers fretted over independence movements and local authorities sought stability amid protests and fear of further unrest.
A garbled OCR note from a New York market report references wet meat prices, percent changes, and various identifiers. It mentions a firm, possible historical context, and large percentage shifts, but contains many unclear segments and fragmented names.
Whitehall town officials announced several appointments at a Monday meeting of the Town Board held with Rotary guests. John J. O'Brien was named town attorney, Michael Verdile and Shanked Otder were among appointees, and James Tyan Claude I. Faveny were also named. McGrath explained cellophane costs and uses, noting high prices historically and recent drops to about 80 cents a pound, highlighting small business impacts.
Eleven women in Carman Methodist Church parish were affected by a natural gas incident. A revivalist was revived, one woman grew faint, others treated at the scene by a physician, and police and power company workers arrived to assess the incident. The pastor Rev Maurice Baker disclosed details of the event and the involvement of a healing firm.
Taipei reports nationalist Chinese authorities warned of heavier Communist bombardment of Quemoy and Amoy near Formosa Strait. Officials said renewed strikes would threaten nationalist defenses and demanded avengement for alleged attacks. Kingdom press cited that naval forces would respond, with claims of limited aim against military targets.
An oblique report states that clashes involving 80 people, including Tolan and Lan, resulted in casualties among Arab Nationalists amid political tension. Police and local officials reported multiple injuries amid unrest. details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Bernard Austin of Kings County died unexpectedly. A Romanian immigrant who came to New York at 14, he rose from factory worker to legal professional. He served in World War I and was New York State assistant attorney general from 1931 to 1934, specializing in fraud prosecutions.
A late Monday crash near Route 9 south of Saratoga Springs left a truck driver, Paul Rose of Glens Falls, injured with internal injuries and wounds. Police barracks lost power for over four hours as responders tackled a vehicle fire and lacerations ensued. Rose was reported in good condition at Saratoga Springs Hospital.
Edward C. McCormack, 66, of 1500 Broadway, Rensselaer, longtime NYC Central System Hudson River Division engineer, died after a brief illness. He served in World War I, was active in veterans groups, and survived by his wife Evelyn Melon Welgh, two sons Edward Jr and Ronald, a daughter Patricia Ann, sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral 0:45 am Friday from Sherwood Funeral Home to St. Josephs Church, burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery East Greenbush.
Two representatives from Rensselaer County Pomona Grange will attend the New York State Orange County legislature conference in Syracuse. Delegates, led by chairmen from West Sand Lake and Troy, prepare to discuss agricultural programs and state commissioner Ta’s upcoming address to lawmakers.
Reported discussions show United States and Soviet Union considering limits on underground nuclear tests. Soviet scientists reportedly exposed data on seismic signals, while American analysts note difficulty distinguishing between underground explosions and natural earthquakes. Sumner press coverage hints at hopes for a controlled suspension of nuclear weapons tests.
Fragmented text discusses New York stares and Portland Mead trees with American credits in tons. Mentions Wes Coast log figures and 184 perigers described as soups or shave cons, comparing 157 with almakers. Cites Canadian growth 88.3 percent and 1958 lead total 88,570.50.
The piece traces presidential influence on party machines from Wilson to Eisenhower, noting 1952 outsider Ike broke with the Albany establishment and the GOP machine. It highlights figures like Roosevelt Coolidge and Taft era leaders, and mentions key players such as Farley Kennedy Curley and M. Curley shaping welfare policy and elections.
In Albany thirty eight Pine Hills Taxi-Quarter Cab Co taxis were put back in service after a settlement with the Temi lis Union drivers. Negotiations included federal and state mediators. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Army Nvy Union chapter Ausiliary to meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Chasan Building. Mrs Helena Kel, president, will preside over a business meeting.
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