Weather Summary Yesterday and Sunrise Times
Yesterday’s weather was cloudy with showers and strong humidity lingering throughout the day, cooling somewhat at night. Sunrise today was at 5 34 a m and sunset at 8 28 pm EDT.
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1961
Page
5
Albany Man Gets 15 898 State Post in Western Division
Charles F. Rose of Albany named director of the western division covering Binghamton Rochester Syracuse and Buffalo with a salary of 15898. M James McManus of Albany named director of the eastern division at 140. The two districts exclude New York City and Long Island, replacing a single administrative district. Announcement made by Alfred L. Green, executive director, in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Rose
Albany
State Division of
Binghamton
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rose
M. James McManus
Alica
New York City
Long Island
Alfred L. Green
Sees City Conspiracy Keeping Negro Ghetto
The Troy NAACP leader charged a city wide plan to confine Negroes to a ghetto in Troy. J Edward Conway of SCAD urged action and spoke on social equality, urban renewal, and housing discrimination at Bethel Baptist Church. He warned discrimination remains a major obstacle to justice and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
National
Asn For the Advancement of Colored People
Janes H. Lockhart
Action For Equality
Bethel Baptist Church
J. Edward Conway
New York State Commission Against Discrimination
SCAD
Lockhart
9Th
Federal Streets
Harrison Place
National Naacp
New York City
Conway
South
Arkansas
NAACP
Weather Outlook for Troy With Humid Hot Days
Troy area residents face hot humid weather with partly cloudy skies today and tomorrow. Highs will reach the 80s and the low tonight around 60. scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers are expected both days. A brief intense storm yesterday afternoon downed tree limbs at three spots and flooded the Municipal Parking Lot with about eighteen inches of water. Police reported limbs down at Adams and 2nd streets, Adams and 3rd Streets, and Prospect Park. A sidewalk pipe project in front of the Central Fire Station on Slate Street was delayed and not finished until today, affecting work for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Troy
Adams and
2Nd Streets
3Rd Streets
Prospect Park
Slate Street
Central Fire Station
Niagara Mohawks Power Co
New $500000 Juvenile Camp Planned Near Albany
A juvenile delinquent rehabilitation camp costing 500000 is to be built 25 miles southwest of Albany in the Helderberg Mountains near Neusse laerville. Coy. Rockefeller to break ground July 27. Operated by the state's Youth Division, it will house 60 boys aged 15 to 18, with 25 staff and a 150000 annual payroll. Rehabilitation through forestry work, vocational training, and academics will be provided. Brief furloughs allowed before discharge under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neusselaerville
Albany
Helderberg Mountains
Rockefeller
Equivalency Diploma Tests Held at Troy High School
After 10 hours of testing at Troy High School two residents await results for high school equivalency diplomas. Anthony J. Murray said results will be announced in about two weeks and mailed from Albany. Pass rates are 60 to 70 percent. tests cover general educational development. Requirements are age 21 plus NYS residency and a $5 fee. The next testing window is October 8, 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School
Anthony
J. Murray
State Bureau of Testing
Albany
New York State
Funeral notices from Cohoes and Schenectady area
Several obituaries and funeral notices dated July 17 1961 to 1981 list names such as Theo phile Moore Ruth Cicchinelli Dominick Cicchinelli Paul F Brown and Mary Millett. Services referenced include Solemn Requiem Mass at St Josephs Church St Marys Church and Immaculate Conception Church with interments at St Josephs Cemetery St Marys Cemetery St Agnes Cemetery and others. Local funeral homes mentioned include A G Bolvin s Sons Bond Funeral Home Leahy Leprogue Dufresne Looby and Flan Fegera l. The items indicate wakes viewing times and burial locations across Cohoes Waterford and Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick A
Ruth George
George
Josephine
Ann Marie
Martha
Rosemary Cicchineliiy
Frances Squegila
Thomas Cicchinelli
Francis Pelfevin
Carmine DeCrescente
Verald Rosvine
Modesta
Anthony
John
Frank Cicchioeili
Faberal
Third
St. Waterford
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Waterford
Doty
Glens Falls
Anna M
Arthur Daly
Genessee St. Schenectady
George Gwen
George BE. Owen
Bond Funeral Home
Broadway and
Guilderland Ave
Schenectady
Greenwich
Renc
Sophia
St. Mary's_lossal
Am' Frene
Nicholas Frene
Harry Dellenback
Leahy Funeral Home
St. Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox Church
Ebrmn
Brown
Paul F
Lancaster St
Cohoes
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Lea A. Lanouc
Eugene F. Brown
J. Usaf
Washington, D.C
Paul F. Leprun Jr
Paris
France
Ernest Brown
Cherryville Nc
John Knights
Kenmore
N.Y
Dufresne
Columbia St. Cohoes
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
McAllister
William J. McAlister
Mary Cepters
Tinda M
Robert C
Wiam J. McAllister Sr
Cora M. Barron
Looby
Remsen and
Howard Sts
Whence
St. Rita's Church
St. Agnes
Millett
Campbell Ave
Thomas P. Millett
Marie Hennessey
Thomas PF. Millett
Rochester
Mary P. Millett
Schanectady
William A. Millett
Sehanectady
Peter Long
Pious
Joseph Mittell
Hoosick Falls
Anna Thompson
North Pownal
Immaculate Conception
St. John’s Cemetery
Died OConnell Palaski Talmadge Obituaries
Obituaries list multiple local residents with deaths July 1961 in Albany Troy Waterford Mechanicville and surrounding areas. Includes OConnell Brien Palaski Squartier Talmadge families. survivors noted with relatives and churches. funeral details from local homes and St Johns St Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox and St Marys Crescent. services and interment in St Agnes Menands St Nicholas Orthodox and Lillwater Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
AL Watervite
Stenhen J. Briel
Ala
Waterel Fruab
Helen Harrgan
William
Joseph Iit
J. A Cohoes
Mra
Brien
Troy
Mary O'Connell
Arthur Im
Patrick J. O'Connell
Wateryilet
Joseph O'Connell
Pah Srandchildeen
Cummings Funeral Home
Third Ave
Michael Palaski
Anna Swartz
Nicholas
John W
New York City
Matthew M
Richard Sylvester
Frank Crispo
Watervliet
Paul VI
William J
East Greenbush
Harry Kwarla
Albany
Thomas Palaski
Leah
Dufresne
Columbia St
St. Mary's Church
Crescent
St. Mary's Cemetery
Waterford
Talmadge
Albany Hospital
Hattie Talmadge
Ay St. Mechanicville
Leroy Talmadge
Mechanicville
Isidore
A Andrandmother
Daniel
Denise Cyr
Hubert
Aillam
Port Repubiie
Elmo Dinsmore
Warsaw
Robert Berridge
Baltimore Ma
Eisle Lambo Wassany
Norman Pence
Hinton
Vasant
Ifrs
Rlchata Maher
Sinwater
Crom
Dunn Funeral Home
Park Ave
Frank Jay Meld
Firsk Methodist Church
Ing
Buriat
Lillwater Union Cemetery
Nursing unit work highlighted at Red Cross meeting
Directors of Troy area nursing schools heard about the Nursing Services unit of the Rensselaer County Chapter American Red Cross at its annual meeting in the chapter house. Miss Louise Sharow introduced herself as the new Red Cross nursing representative for the Troy Schenectady Albany area and outlined her liaison role with nursing leaders and associated groups. The meeting urged school heads to join upcoming Red Cross nursing courses, including a home nursing program August 21 to 25 at 3 Englewood Place Albany, and a refresher for graduate nurses August 30 at 1712 Sid Avenue Troy. The session covered cooperation among nurses in times of national disaster, with volunteers contributing at the VA Hospital in Albany and in local blood bank programs. About 20 women attended, with reps from the State Dept of Health, Visiting Nurses Assn., and county chapter committees. Mrs. Marie C. Spain welcomed attendees and Miss Sharow was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Sharow
Red Cross
Troy- Schenectady
Albany
William H. Oliver
Englewood Pl
John J. Miller
Visiting Nurses Assn
Troy
Sid Ave
Austin
Corbett
Helen Pike
Waterford
State Dept. of Health
Firemen Answer Call Pumper 3 at 18 Linden Ave
Firemen answered a 4:18 p.m. alarm to 18 Linden Ave for a leaking bathroom pipe that sprayed water into a ceiling electric fixture in the dining room, causing a short circuit. They returned to quarters at 4:40 p.m., report says. The first floor housed Timothy Noonan and the second Henry Seekamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Ave
Timothy Noonan
Henry Seekamp
Monday Deadline For Parking Tickets
Police Court Justice Abraham C. Goldstein renewed his appeal to motorists with overdue parking violation summonses to come in before the Monday settlement deadline. He said there has been a fairly good response but some tickets remain outstanding and warned action will be taken if not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Abraham C. Goldstein
Goldstein
Claim Fixed Milk Prices Being Sought
A major northeastern dairy cooperative charged that several small cooperatives are fixing milk prices to dealers below standard levels. The Mutual Federation of Independent Cooperatives, at a Syracuse meeting, said emergency action may prompt investigations by the U.S. attorney general and state AGs. President Dr. Kenneth A. Shaul of Cobleskill warned the move could bankrupt farm co-ops and worsen dairy farming's dire northeast economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Federation of Independent Cooperatives
Syracuse
U.S
Kenneth A. Shaul
Cobleskill
Mutual
Shaul
Fitch Chosen Ward 4 Leader In X-ray Drive
Thomas R. Fitch of 2 tith St, a State Health employee, was selected as Ward 4 leader for the second in a series of best X-ray organization meetings held at Bethel Baptist Church. Attendance was large as the canvass committee informs residents in eight tuberculosis-critical wards of central Troy about the X-ray program set for Oct 2 13. All Ward 10 residents are urged to attend today at 7 30 p m in the Oakwood Presbyterian Church hall on Hoosick and 10th streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Fitch
Tith St
State Dept. of Health
Bethel Baptist Church
Paul J. Cronin
Cochairman
Central
Troy
Oakwood Avenue
Two Cars Damaged In Troy Collision
Four vehicles were involved in a Troy crash at Division and 3rd streets yesterday afternoon. No injuries were reported. Lester C. Whighee, Dominic Martucci, Fred Solomon, and Barbara Krasher were named as owners of damaged cars from Troy and Albany areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division
3Rd Streets
Michael Bruno
Robert Kane
Radio Patrol
Lester C. Whighee
R.D. 3
Troy
3Rd Street
Division Street
Dominic Martucci
Broadway
Whitehall
Fred Solomon
Feederdam Ra
South Glens Falls
3Rd St
Barbara Krasher
Lancaster St
Albany
Averill Park Board Elects Trathen and Beck
Roland H. Trathen was reelected president of the Averill Park School District Board of Education and Carl C. Beck was elected permanent vice president at Averill Park High School. Two new members were authorized by public vote at last year’s meeting. full terms to be decided by public vote at the September 7 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Trathen
Averill Park
Carl C. Beck
Averill Park High School
Beck
Russell H. Jones
W. Rockwell White
Gertrude Baniak
Mildred Hall
Frank
Frank §. Davenport, Walter Mecler and John J. Reid
Troy
State Bank of Albany
Herbert K. Liebich
James Robison
Exfeteria
John DeFreitas
Josanna Carlson
Rotary Sees Highlights of Sweden at Troy Club
Varberg teacher Hans Olson spoke at the Troy Rotary Club detailing Swedish culture and landmarks with slides. He compared Sweden to California and noted historic cathedrals, Uppsala University, Stockholm as the Venice of the north, the Lapp people and a large canal system linking lakes and waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varberg
Sweden
Troy Rotary Club
Hendrick Iudion
Hans Olson
Mechaniceville Rotary Club
Atlantic
United Nations
California
United States
Olson
Uppsala
Stockholm
Venice
Jens Qlesen
Denmark
Hans Oson
James Filagibbons
Troy Rotary
Joan Convalesces After Brief Illness at Home
Joan Convalescing at 2328 16th Street after a brief throat illness. Peter Menotti also mentioned, with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Peter Menotti
16Th St
Ludlow Valve and Union Ink Three Year Pact
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co and Local 965 International Assn. of Machinists signed a three year contract affecting about 115 workers. It provides a ten cent per hour raise in year one and seven cent per hour raises in each of the next two years. The agreement retroactive to May 1 and runs until May 1, 1964 with retirement age lowered to 62 and benefits at 62 equal to those at 65. A strict seniority rule governs layoffs. The modernization plan aims to boost employment and output, with no new fringe benefits but possible future life insurance talks. Signed by Rokjer Chandor and Spector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co
Ltc
Local 965
International Assn. of Machinists
Ion
Joseph Rokjer
Rokjer
Sle
H. A. Chandor
Samuiel Spector
Chandor
Albany Man May Tell Death Cause Inconscious in Car After Tavern Visit
Albany police await a recovery to determine Coffey death cause. James F. Coffey 35, a Ford cost account supervisor, and Robert Swasey 27, both of Albany, were found early yesterday in a tavern parking lot car. Swasey remained unconscious and was treated at Albany Hospital in fair condition. Coroner Elmer M. Parker withheld a ruling pending lab results, noting no foul play. Coffey, a Albany Business College and Syracuse University graduate, was found sprawled in the rear seat with Swasey in front, windows open and engine off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
James F. Coffey
Ford Motor Co
Robert Swasey
Swasey
Elmer M. Parker
Coffey
States Department of Audit and Control
jCoffey
Parker
Albany Business College
Syracuse University
Man raises Nazi flag over city flagpole in Albany
Albany police arrested Edward Gallup for lowering the American flag in Richardson Square and raising a Nazi flag bearing a swastika. He attempted to raise a second Nazi flag when officers arrived. The first flag stayed furled for three hours due to calm wind before callers alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Edward Gallup
Richardson Square
Youth charged in two city burglaries and larceny
A 6 year old Troy youth was arrested by Det. John W. Hickey and Plainclothesman Marvin H. Wer for burglary at the Robert MacKerneher home on 215 Stow Ave about 1 30 p m Monday. Robert Rupp of 227 Stow Ave has been lodged in Rensselaer County Jail on burglary and larceny counts. Police said Rupp took 100 from the MacKercher burglary and fired a rifle with scope for 74, burning 20 and scattering ashes. The MacKercher home had earlier been burgled. About 24 stolen dollars were recovered. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
John W. Hickey
Marvin H. Wer
Robert MacKerehner
Stow Ave
Robert Rupp
Rensselaer ‘County
Ing
Rupp
MacKercher
John
Det
Hickey
Her
Burg Rotary Committee Heads Named for 1961-62
Lansingburg Rotary Club officers and members gathered at Sunset Inn as Charles B Meeson, new president, announced the committee chairmen for the 1961 62 year. Named were Edwyn Shudt as club service director assisted by William Bradley and Joseph Gallo. Andrew Smith and Richard Danskin among other unit chairs including Raymond Verdile membership, Timothy J Fogarty programs, Edward Corina public relations, Howard Krege vocational services, Harry Feathers buyer seller relations, Owen Cartwright competitor relations, Harold Keegan employer employee relations, Edward Newland four way test, Tory Clemente occupational information, Donald Heath trade association, Robert Kelly hospitality, Frank Kennedy Boys and Girls Week, Ernie Bal Rossi community safety, John Sanvidge crippled children, Barnell Van Buren rural and urban work, Paul Troue scholarship awards, William Middlebrook student guests, Arthur Christenson youth, Michael Verdire international service, Reginald Carignan international contacts, Carl Isager international information, Kenneth Brockway and Dominick Carella international student projects, and Charles Mason Notary Foundation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg Rotary Club
Sunset Inn
Charles B Meeson
Edwyn Shudt
Club Service
William Bradley
Joseph Gallo
Andrew Smith
Richard Danskin
Eugene McLoughlin
John Muir
Raymond Verdile
Harold Perkins
Timothy J. Fogarty
Edward Corina
George Deed
Rotary Information
Howard Krege
Vor
Harry Feathers
Owen Cartwright
Harold Keegan
Edward Newland
Four Way Less
Tory Clemente
Donald Heath
Robert Kelly
Howard Vernon
Frank Kennedy
Roy Sterling
Ernie Bal-Rossi
John Sanvidge
Barnell van Buren
Paul [Troue
William Middlebrook
Arthur Christenson
Robert Gullie
Andrew ‘Thomson
Arnold Ott
Vand
Kenneth Davis
Thomas Patton
Mario Cie
Colls
Clib Meals
Michael Verdire
Reginald Carignan
Carl Isager
Kenneth Brockway
Dominick Carella
Charles Mason
Notary Foundation
Two Cars Collide Injuring Albanian Resident
Nathan W Hoffman, 70, of 89 Winthrop Ave Albany, was taken to Albany Medical Center with a possible chest injury after a two car crash at Shaker Road and Wolf Road in Colonie around 2:50 p.m. yesterday. William J D Wayden, 29, of East Berne, drove an auto cast on Shaker Road. Hoffman drove out of Wolf Road when the collision occurred. The Hoffman vehicle was towed from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan W. Tloffiman
Winthrop Ave
Albany
Albany Medical Center
North Colonie
Shaker Road
Wolf Road
Colonie
John Rapp
Colonie Police
William JD. Wayden
East Berne
Hoffman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Villa
Becker
AL St. Mary's Hospital
Jacob Becker NM
Scott Jacob
Lance
Bruce David
Margaret Ashline
Pasquale de Rubertis
Mary Elizabeth
Harry
Bart
Pat
de Rubertis
Ure
Theresa Foisy
Fort Covington
N. Y
Janis
Whitam Janis
Steven William
Daniel Edward
Madeline Keefe
Toble
Samaritan Hospital
Roald Noble
Randy
Howard
Noble
Coral Anne Burdick
O'Connor
St. Mary's Hospital
Richard O'Connor
Dani Richard
Debra
Joan Reles
Alice Hyde Memorial Hospital
Malone
Robert F. Sick
Shelley Rae
Sick
Janice McFaddin
Staptlander
Lynn Stadt
Linda Pauline
Stadilander
Harbara Fayles
Waterviiel
Icemaker
the Leonard Hospital
Helen Shoemaker
Nassau Women's Republican Clus
Nassau Women’s Republican Club
Ella Strum
Frank Zelo
St. Augustue
Father Martinez
John Flore
Charles Finn
Frank Zeto
Moffitt
Ava Moffitt
Hinds
Gott
Nellie
Etta
Charles Waller Stark
Jesus
Sadie
Stark
Charles Walter Stark
New York State Commission
Tray Chapter
National Asso. For the Advancement of Colored People
Bethal Baptist Church
Brewinton S. Stinney
James IL Lockhart
Mack Brandon
Fifth Avenue
Rensselaer County
American Red Cross
Oakwood Cemetery
Aldron
Ensign Ave
Hawley Waldron Sr
Caroline Sipperly Waldron
Carolyn Herman
Elvora Conway
Latham Hawley F
David J
Frank A
Fart G
Raymond A
Herman Ward Jr
Herman
Hattie Daniel Ward Sr
Frances
Dorothy
Mary
Aletha
Thomas
Jesse
Michael Ward
Fred J. Lowe
Fifth Ave
Elmwood Hill
L.ur—Etha S
Joseph N. Wilburs
Sprague
Joseph Witbur
Kenneth
Schaghttcoke
Gordon Middleton
Fort Edward
Roscoe
Wifeiams
Red Nook
Albin R. Nelson
Robert MacNeil
Susan B. Sprague
Fitch
Trathen
Rotary
Ludlow Valve
Union
Burg Rotary Committee
Second Ave
Nicoll & Son
First ST
Kate
Oakwood
Ashiey
Search the Troy Record Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Troy Record?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.