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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1958
Page
14
The city school district begins tax collection with mailed notices to eligible taxpayers. The tax has two installments due in July and January with a 1 percent monthly penalty from July 1 for late payments. If not paid, delinquencies are turned over to the finance director for collection and enforcement actions.
Report describes a gasoline spill at the corner of Broadway and MPourth Street from a tinker truck. Temporary repairs were made to stop the leak and the vehicle resumed its journey after the incident.
Local Peanut League games produced tense action with Strecks and Mackey Malns defeating Water chief in a tenacious extra inning, Anderson driving in the deciding run on Asbury’s double. Cranwells crushed the Elks, Mike Collins and Boo Debrress handling pitching duties. Early season standings list Strecks and Cranwells tied at 4 4, Elks 8 and others trailing.
Waterliel City Post VEW members introduce a Fourth of July hot dog roast at the post rooms to ease holiday road traffic. Commander William Gral Lan led a special meeting to finalize plans at the post on Grove Avenue in Troy, with national holiday themes and local coordination.
Carmel defeated the Chase 7 4 at Connye Park with Wyward Barton going the distance for the winners. Joe Kennedy took the loss as Carmel hitters Tony Curre With Lo doubled and Bah Me Yair with a single and double. In the second game an exhibition Watervliet All Stars routed Green Island Independents 14 0 led by Warren Cary victory and Ron Restord loss. Warren Warren had a triple and single and Greene added a triple double and single. Thibedeny contributed two singles for Green Island.
In a close game at Little League Park the White Eagles defeated the Vols 27 in a tight matchup highlighted by strong pitching from Ant Kuentxel. The Mackeys play at 2 30 am and the White Eagles meet the Vets at 9 30 am tomorrow, both games at Little League Park. Standings for the first half are listed, and insurance office openings are noted for Paul Ahearn and Donald Moth. A civic center event and dressings session are announced with Isabelle Calhoun in charge.
AP report from Omaha describes a chaotic scene at a local supermarket where a shopper attempted a theft during a hectic display of meats. A store manager intervened after a patron suspected of stealing produced ham and sausages from behind a one way glass, fleeing with several items before officers arrived.
Peace Caravan members spoke at a Watervliet Rotary Club luncheon in Philadelphia addressing independence, education, and pacifist aims. Miss Markovic of Yugoslavia and four others urged peaceful exchange, reform in Cyprus, and opposition to war while stressing global cooperation and student exchanges.
Troy resident Marchese was taken to Samaritan Hospital after a back injury from a collision on 24th Street between Zid Avenue and Broadyeay. His car, owned by Marion Marchese and driven by Vincent Agosling, collided as Marchese proceeded west while Agosling crossed Q4h Street.
AP dispatch reports Peiping Radio demanding U S ambassadorial talks resume in Geneva tied to a threat against Taiwan. Talks halted December 12 after 73rd meeting between U S Ambassador Alexis Johnson and Red China Ambassador Wang Ping Nan. The two sides began in 1955 to free about 49 Americans imprisoned in Red China. most have been released.
Free polio clinic for Green Island residents ages six months to twenty years today at 16 aan on Clinton Street. Sponsored by Albany County Health Dept, with Dr Ferdinand Iaverly and Mrs Mildred Brown in charge. Also notice of Methodist Church chair meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m and St Josephs Church Novena prayers today at 7 30 p m. Garbage pickups adjusted for today tomorrow and Thursday with no collection July 4th. schedule follows usual Wednesday Thursday Friday routes.
A 1866 London practice introduced glass balls packed with feathers to mimic five birds. players hurled them to simulate shooting, with designs intended to scatter on impact and create realistic target realism.
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