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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1958
Page
7
A weekend period in New York saw a high toll on highways with twenty fatalities across multiple counties. Reports detail drownings, vehicle crashes, and pedestrians struck by traffic amid humid, showery conditions. Names and ages appear for several victims, with a focus on Liberty, Fredonia, Albany, and nearby towns.
A girl named Grace De, living with Hew Saytily, was killed by a gunshot after a clue led detectives to a yard scene Friday night. Her parents, Mr and Meg Gaetana Lane, rushed her to a hospital where doctors found a skull fracture. She died Saturday night.
In Mankato Minnesota two of four quadriplegic survivors are listed in satisfactory condition in a hospital following a tragic incident that claimed the lives of two young babies and Mrs Katherine Hinsen and her husband Gerald. The premature infants weighed about two pounds each. Christine and Deborah died last night while Rebecca and Penelope received care and life support.
Willem Stamey Whales retracts a confession claiming he authored a threatening letter. Police say the remark, and the letter released by Russian authorities, remain under investigation as officials seek the true author amid tensions involving Britain and German authorities.
A garbled report notes nine soldiers aboard a helicopter that went down after straying and mentions the Jenn Curtain still held by German forces. It also cites discussions for their release with East Germany, while the United States refuses to recognize East Germany diplomatically.
A two-vehicle crash on Vaudlin Road in Washington County killed two people and injured a passenger. Coroner Gregory Nealon reported the cause as blunt force trauma from the crash. Surviving relatives include Charles Yin, Reberk Dwyer, and Eva Uinger with funeral plans noted for Stanton Funeral Home and St Agnes Cemetery.
The Socialists won 61 seats and the Free Democrats 15, with the new Parliament to serve four years. Official results show Christian Democrats 4011,122 or 80.5 percent, Socialists 3,119,984 or 30.2 percent, True Democrats 556,274 or 71 percent, Center 1,748 or 1 percent, German Party 125,044 or 16 percent, German Reich details listed.
The Gilford family from Gilford and nearby areas gathered at the Raston residence in Gilford for a Fourth of July reunion attended by about 95 relatives. Allen H. Gilford George H. Gilford and Louis Bassett led the event which included a town party and river activities. Six skin divers searched the river below the dam with oxygen gear but heavy rains forced a pause. The hunt for missing man Mire McGuire who was last seen in the park area continued with renewed patrols by Green Island police Chief John Feeley and villagers.
In the wake of Adenauer's victory, voters shifted away from arms policy, as the Socialists failed to win a majority and call for nuclear arms. The new Bundestag will feature three parties, with the East Parliament's three seats lost by the Galathie Venter Party. The Nazi and nationalist factions fared poorly, with several smaller groups failing to cross the five percent threshold.
Frear's department store grew from a single shop into a five story complex after acquiring the Cannon place in 1892. Owner Frear promoted aggressive advertising and massive sales plus a fire wrecking the Can nan place store four days earlier, but the business quickly reopened. The Frear family expanded involvement through 1900 with the rear building opening, major stairway, balconies, and oil paintings. The firm became Wilhail Frear and Co then later sold to Rowley Department Store, Inc. of Baltimore in 1941, with leadership passing to Frederick W. and Charles W. Frear before sale.
John G. Campbell 18, longtime deputy sheriff of Bennington County and former water commissioner, died at Pathan Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Born March 4, 1686 in Stowe, he lived in Bennington 48 years and was active in multiple state and local groups. He survived by two brothers, a sister, a stepmother, and two half-sisters. funeral at First Methodist Church, Bennington.
Dolan son of Mr and Mrs Witlian Nonnett of 62 Ida Street attends Camp Tekekewitha for the summer with an eight dollar spending duty noted.
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