08 Jul 1958
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1958
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes describe a minor league baseball game with Melanineville HKA and Parker teams and urinary social updates including a fracture of a person visiting in Maryland and Albany, and the birth of a baby daughter Inicia Anne Patterson Owens.
A Saratoga Industrial Commission folder identifies three of five proposed sites near Mechanicville as strategically located for industrial growth. The pamphlet notes a spur line and railroad access, with sites between Mechanicville and Stillwater, between Rowe 4 and Route a, and between Mechanicville and Waterford, near Route a, plus two silos near Fort Judd ward and Sachetoga Springers faliler. It states more sites with manufacturing potential exist in the county and that Northway construction will open future options.
Obituary item notes Mrs. Smith, widow of Nieho fax Sulut, died after hospital care in Troy. Survived by six sons and several grandchildren. services to be held at Joho PB Church, Mechanicville, with interment at Peter's Cemetery.
A group of youngsters from Mechanicville area and five adults spent one week at a Lake George private camp provided to St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Participants included Shirey Carter, Robert Jenks, Patricia Marshall, Keith Overton, Sylva Rockefeller, and Gary Smith. Rev. Robert G. Piel with Joe and Mrs John Overton and Mr and Mrs Kaward Marshall also attended along with their son Jack and Vhouias.
William Horner of Mechanicville was taken to Lennar Hospital after apparently falling while crossing the street near his home. He was detained at the hospital for observation by Ahearn squad members.
The Tecorsl Newspapers will publish a Tuesday July 13 special section in a full page format detailing the growth in Cannmiamily diving over the last decade. Mischael Jt Fanink Merbankeville reporter covers industrial and business projects, planning by agencies, and the role of local organizations. Display Advertising and distribution leadership are noted, with 32 carriers and mine dealers delivering 1945 papers daily to Mechacheville and Sliltwater residents.
Alan Jacobson of Amarillo faced a risky seven spade bid after a complex auction. He won a heart lead in dummy, ruffed, and used successive discards and trumps to reach a winning line. His play revealed favorable break and secured twelve possible tricks with precise ruffing and signaling.
George H. Connolly of 15? TLL AS, Wes, was injured last night at a Summer camp in Taborlon when a glass bottle exploded and fragments struck him. He was driven to Samavitna Hospital in a car sped toward Troy but stopped at St Jude's. Dr Connolly, an electrical engineer at GE, suffered loss of blood per hospital report.
The Civil Service Commission announced pay raises for several government staff grades retroactive to January 12, 1958. Increases include local science aid GS-3 from 3,870 to 4,040 annually, nursing assistant GS-2 from 2,960 to 3,255, medical biology technician US-4 from 3,415 to 3,755, and medical biology technician GS-5 from 3,670 to 4,040, with other adjustments for electroencephalograph operator GS-2 and related roles.
Kenneth W. H. Moore of Johnstonville attended the third annual Conference in Physics at the University of Colorado. The event was sponsored by the College Bay Trance Examination Board.
Colorado Springs report on a Sheltered Workshop directed by Charles Camp for mentally retarded youths 14 to 21. About 20 boys and girls earn wages by assembling items like key chains and silk screen prints while learning industrial work skills in a supervised setting sponsored by El Paso County chapter for Retarded Children.
In a four diamonds raise after South holds A D A S 4 and West passes at 1 2 3 NT, the question asks what the responder should bid or raise. The article presents a daily bridge problem and promises the solution tomorrow, illustrating standard defenses and no trumps.
Lake George youth Roters Brand, 16, lauded as a life saver after rescuing William LaPlanche from the Lake George reservoir. Gov Harriman announced yesterday upstate New York nominees for the Young America Medal for Bravery by the US Department of Justice. Others named include Inne Th of Moi rou, Eggyard Fahyenkopf of Midgewnuil, and Mark Clemente of Gloversville for saving children from drowning in different sections of the state.
The Merchantsville Women’s Benefit announces the annual picnic planning and a meeting today at the American Legion rooms on Central. Mrs Regina Yager, president, says Mrs Catherine Callanan will be general chair and Mrs Geraldine will assist.
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