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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
1
Lisle Police inspector A S Johnson of Troop G at Loudonville stated yesterday that the body recovered from the Hudson River at Gleamant on Saturday has been identified. The report confirms the deceased as a man whose identity was pending confirmation. Further details were not disclosed.
Kendall Horton of Quincy was identified as the man found with a weighted rope, his despondency over health cited by friends. State Police pursue the case as coroner Kean plans to withhold a decision until investigations finish, with Horton possibly thrown into the rope as a factor.
Guest column discusses why blood types exist and how transfusions depend on type. It explains universal donors and recipients, agglutination, and global distribution of groups 0 A B AB with a call to enter a drawing for Britannica prizes.
John Robinson Roy son of Mr and Mrs John F Roy of 12 Collins Ave graduated from Berkshire School in Sheffield Sass He was varsity wrestling team member and senior year co captain He served as secretary treasurer of the senior class president of the glee club and assistant sports editor of the Trail He plans to attend Middlebury College next fall
The Capital District Society of Xway Technicians will hold its June meeting as a picnic at Thacher Park, starting at 3 pm. Business matters will be discussed, followed by a picnic supper and games.
Rensselaer County Red Cross officials report over 500 dollars in local private and business contributions for Chilean quake victims. The Junior Red Cross contributed 500 from its project fund and the National Red Cross has sent 156000 plus 25000 from the National Children's Fund. Airlifted aid includes food medical supplies tents to assist the homeless and needy in Chile. Additional contributions are urged to Chilean Relief American Red Cross 1942 5th Ave Troy headquarters.
A. Lansing Mace was elected president of the Troy Vocal Society to succeed Arthur P. Smith. Six officers and four new directors were chosen, with J Harmon Kirkendall as vice president and David J. Aldrich reelected secretary. The society confirmed three concert dates at the Troy Music Hall in December March and May.
In a terse fragment from a wartime report, Har rison Salisbury, foreign correspondent, faces a draft exemption issue while stationed in Russia. The note hints at bureaucratic friction and pressure on the journalist to secure or contest exemption status during reportage.
A fragment notes a dog certified exempt from military service before a statement that France liberated Syria and Lebanon in 1544. The nonsensical line blends exemption wording with a historical claim about French liberation, creating an unclear and mismatched event sequence.
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