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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1958
Page
9
The New York based pharmaceutical sector invested about 525 million dollars in research during 1957, reflecting a heavy commitment to scientific development and future product pipelines across major firms. The figure highlights a key trend in early research funding within the industry.
A real Dog Training Group received an invitation to a training display at Schaghticoke during Labor Day weekend. The spokesman said the invitation came from Charles Stover, secretary, with members urged to attend weekly learning sessions Mondays at 7:30 PM at Payers maker's Hall, Hoosick Street and Sth Avenue. Interested dog owners will also attend a show by the Walkill Kennel Club in Hindley Weld, Walden, November.
Queen Elizabeth visited a coal mine today traveling 1,700 feet underground by elevator then walking along a conveyor belt to view the working faces. Royal party members splashed through water and were pulled by dripping gear as they toured the site and returned along the cable car used by miners.
Firearm expert Robert Churchill, hailed as the world’s greatest, died yesterday at age 71. Detectives once called in Chichiam against every shooting murder, a practice noted by Seol taod Yardh.
United Nations officials indicate a findings report on alleged outside aid to Lebanese rebels and Syrian interference is nearly ready. The review, coordinated under UN Secretary General Hammarskjold, will be submitted within two to three days, with no comment on intervention claims pending.
New York actress filed a suit in the Florida Coast Railway Co. court alleging carelessness caused injuries to her and death of her father after a collision at a railroad crossing near St Augustine. The complaint names George Lottan Parker and Cullin as involved parties and cites broken arms and other injuries to the actress. Attorney Paul O Dwyer represents her in the case.
Washington reports that owning a new car costs about 770 dollars a year for 5000 miles and 1052 dollars for 10000 miles. Editors note that a family with a 5000 dollar income could barely manage, suggesting buying a used car and driving about 7000 to 9000 miles yearly to keep expenses under control.
The St Jude Horse Show showcases include the Geneser Brewing Company’s Tenny and royal Lippican horses, the Uridel Pastor Family dancing Lippizans, and live steer cutting events for decor. It highlights hunters ponies and rising quarter horses, plus a new mental hunt course by Don Cudkin with Peter Stanton Casey supervising, and a spectator capacity exceeding 400.
Warm conditions persist with temperatures near 87 degrees yesterday and a hot, sticky pattern likely to continue. The forecast notes no rain tonight but mentions a chance of isolated showers, with highs near 85 to 90 and overnight lows around 67.
Plattsburg AP reports former State Board of Regents chancellor Dahin Py Myers, 72, released from Seow Hehyyy deroga Hospital after heart attack on June 7. House passes bill to raise veteran burial expenses from 150 to 2400 dollars, with VA support. first year cost estimated at 500 thousand.
A damaged OCR fragment references a tree species or timber term near Ark Wood Bristol Florida along the Apalachicola River route to the Plan ide pantandie. The text includes unclear phrases about a turkey oak or gopherwood used in Ark examples, with missing context on location and purpose.
Lady Molly Huggins, wife of Sir John Huggins former Jamaica governor, says she will forgive him if he returns home but may seek a divorce if he stays away. The drama centers on Mrs Margaret Hitchcock owner of a dress shop in Hampshire, alleged to be the other woman. Sir John and Mrs Hitchcock traced to a hotel in Rapallo, Italy. the couple have Brown daughters and a young granddaughter.
Mrs Margaret Laver Fredenburgh longtime Brookside proprietor and former organist of West Sand Lake died aged yesterday She was widow of George W Fredenburgh and mother of Mrs George Fellows Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 20 pm at Thomas Miller Funeral Home West Sand Lake with Rev Kenneth C Lat at Trinity Lutheran Church officiating Interment will be in Blinwood Cemetery West Sand Lake
Tibbits avenue between 14th and 18th streets was shut to traffic after a cavern appeared in the street beside a sewer. Patrolmen Ryan and West notified Public Works. Anthony Gevasio placed warning barriers. Officials later deemed the risk not serious but kept the street closed as a precaution.
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