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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1959
Page
10
A fragmented feature asks if oysters can live out of water and mentions a quirky prize and reader questions. Names and addresses appear amid garbled lines, including a Paty Dirkhyson and Stanley Riggs. The piece reads like a reader mail column with contest hints and nonspecific location cues.
An official urged employers to provide W2 certificates to employees by March 31 and required copies of W2 forms to be attached to Form 1040 or 1040 A when filing. The warning stressed legal obligations to furnish and attach the proper tax forms in filings.
A jumble of topics appears including tax withholding W-2 guidance for 1958 joint filers and a detailed layman’s primer on oysters. The passage blends payroll instructions with a descriptive, step by step look at oyster anatomy and life processes.
Charles T Salerno Inc 81 and SL wins contract to repair and upgrade state government buildings. Work includes improvements to multiple facilities and adherence to state procurement rules. Project value and exact scope to be determined by state contracting office.
A Lloyd, 99, longtime South End resident and former employee of the New York Central Railroad, died in St Petersburg Florida. He had lived in Troy and worked 48 years for the railroad. Surviving daughter Mrs Florence Allen of Mealy Park California and sister Miss Tela Lloyd of St Petersburg. Funeral services and burial planned in St Petersburg today.
February Randor's Dial offers 45 informative articles and features on health and lifestyle. It highlights stomach care, diet tips, and reader guidance while promoting new ropy articles and diverse sections in a broad magazine package.
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