Market Hits Fourth 1958 High In Row
New York stocks advanced for the fourth consecutive day in 1958, with many blue chips rising while volume reached about 2.05 million shares. Industrials led gains though the overall pattern remained irregular as profit taking trimmed early advances. The Associated Press reported the Dow rose to a 1958 peak of 175.40 with fluctuations seen across rails utilities chemicals and motors sectors.
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Loadlig
Otara
Sively
Ails
Alr Éyalts
Associated Press
I. B
Miss Byrne Dies Retired Troy Teacher
Miss Margaret Byrne longtime Troy schoolteacher died Monday evening in Eddy Memorial after 11 years as a patient. Born in Ireland, she taught in Troy for many years before retiring. Funeral Tuesday from Kivlin Campbell Funeral Home Schenectady to St Helen's Church with 9:30 am Mass, interment in St Agnes Cemetery Menands. Survived by twins Jane Travidgon Scotia and Mrs Raymond T Kiggins Schenectady.
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Margaret £. Byrne
Troy
Mangal
Eddy
Tong
Miss Byrne
Teland
Tulin Tard
Mary Byrne
Ireland
Dam
Union St
Schenectady
SS Helen's Church
St. Agnes Cemeoery
Menanes
Miss Byrne Ig
Colling
Dss
Janes Travidgon
Scotia
Mes
Reymond ‘T. Kiggins
Schenge
Saws and factory equipment on display at regional show
J. M. Warren notes a program featuring saws, files, and factory gear among exhibitors. Demonstrations attracted area manufacturers from Watervliet and nearby, with many products shown. Schultz touted rising industrial interest and efficiency gains through safety improvements. Meals and lectures accompanied the luncheon and dinner periods.
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Schultz
al Nash
Coolinwed
United States
Thidad Behr Manning Co, Inc
Watervliet
Jotta
Tilley Ladder Co
Prigoy
al. A. Warr & Co
Ane
State Education Figures Highlight School Health Efforts
In Lansingburg and Raymond Mass figures led committees on school health and safety, with Mrs Gladys Fairfield and Miss Jeannette Jack among organizers. Reports revive discussions on art education and nurse training as aging facilities undergo summer repairs and health activities continue.
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Jeannette Jack
Matie P. Her
New York
Raymond
Mass
Joseph E. Riely
Health Sud
Hotel Union Votes Today On Proposed Terms
Hotel union members will vote this afternoon on a proposal from The Tent Tudgon Hotel amid ongoing negotiations to break a strike stalemate. State mediator Stephen C. Davis announced that talks produced new provisions to be offered to union members for vote this evening, aiming to allow all members to cast ballots.
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Aview
Tudgon
Jong
Memneis
Stephen C. Devis
Mr. Davis
Hole
Murdberghip
Sched
Aed
Eisenhower Controversy Sways Senate Testimony
Hagerty defends Eisenhower on withheld material while Pearson and Morse probe gifts from Goldfine and Adams. Senate mentions possible subpoenas to Jordan Marsh personnel. Adams denies receiving free travel or items. focus on alleged gifts and airline credits.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Chicago
Pearson
Tend
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Senate
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Bisanhowvp
Goldhue
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Adams
Atad
Anl
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Goldfine
Washington
Paber
Boston
Dardant- Marsh
Lash Point
Mearson
Jordan Marsh
Ty jAdams
Peargon
Sun
Adams Nirasell
Br Dee
Galifine
Addams
Gadd
Siena College Announces Summer Term Registration Details
Siena College will conduct summer term registration for undergraduate and graduate students tomorrow. Summer term classes start Monday with undergraduate hours from 9 am to 4:30 pm and 9:30 am to 1:30 pm for graduate registration. The document references legal proceedings and assorted names, but the readable portion confirms registration times and term start.
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Summit Teriegistrarian
Siena College
Rallny
Fire destroys frame shed in Rensselaer
Firemen were summoned last night to a small frame shed at 18 Dube Street owned by Napoleon Morris. The blaze destroyed the shed used for storage. Firefighters laid a line and two pumpers worked. return to station at 1:25 p.m. Police investigated with Officers Poole and Chartoul.
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On Fite
TB Liulnnuesi
Napoleon Morris
Dube St
Bine
Tia
Poy
Hones Poole
Nira Chartoul
Rensselaer Police
Obituaries and Funerals in Troy Area
Several obituary notices recount funerals and services. Miss Lena Leonard of Cohoes died, funeral at St Agnes Church with Requiem Mass, interment in St Agnes Cemetery. Jon E. Hockendorff of Greenwich died in Saratoga Springs. funeral held in Greenwich. Sheridan of Troy and Mrs. Dionne Donovan noted in separate services. details include church rites and burial plans in local Catholic and public cemeteries.
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Lena Leonard
Bowe
Columbia St. Cuhioes
Thorn
St. Agnes
Chureh
Qautillus d. Gentakes
James Cox
Erg
Beaterswert Alfred, Cummings
Henry Vandison Willan Holmes
Tavis McClefiend
John Ve
Ballston Lake
Rosary
Lang
Ines
Mir
Gar
H. Gordo Turner
U.S. Army
Veteran of Overseas
Trust
Mts
Sheridan
St. Augustine's Church
Trojan Post
Tiff
YPW
Oney P. Stith Jr
Juin
Mary Hurley Troy
Dion- Margwel Donavan
Call
Tate Janes
John Sheridan
Haghtay
Christensen
Edita Knappen
Albany
Paul T. Christensen
Reese Mir Forte
Doh d. Slack
Steward Sheridan
Troy
A W. Burns
Fifth Avenue
St Augustine's Church
SS Mary's Cauelers
Chatham Crash Basis For Suit
A car collision near the Chatham fairgrounds on RS 208 and RS 205 leads to a $20,500 lawsuit by Velia Dougal and Thomas Bazicki against Albert Sharp and his daughter Dale Sharp. Trial opened in Supreme Court of Rensselaer County with jurors sworn and witnesses heard.
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Troy Avon
Supreme Court
Rensselacy County
Dice Wenneth
MayAffer
Velia Ougal
Nassau
Thomas Bazieki
RD 4
Troy
Albert Sharp
Dale C. Sharp
Gunnecticut
My. Bazickiaper
Snyders Lake Defreestville Road
Mrs. Dougal
Tissow
TST
Boat & Pam
Church Street
Chuhyon Wall
Bazieki
Me Sharp
Dougal
Fairgrounds
Sharp
Opposit
Labor Bill Faces Senate Debate And Campaign Moves
The labor bill moves through Senate debate with proposed public financial reporting, union and employer affidavits, and criminal penalties aimed at gang influence. Taft Hartley provisions are trimmed while employers may also face similar affidavits if they use NLRB services. Amid amendments, Schenectady Mayor Samuel Slyatton intends to run for U.S. House if endorsed by party leaders, with Kenney and Shaw named as local figures in the race.
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Pion
Tivadt
Te Mengure
Senate
Nionl
Whiel Kennedy
Mitchell
Kannedy
Schenectady
Samuel
Slyatton
Schenecctady
U.S
Judge approves settlement in barn collapse wrongful death case
The mid trial settlement of 31 2500 for the wrongful death of Walter M. Imulin, administrator of the estate of his home in Noosick, follows a fatal barn collapse on August 9 1955. Defendants include H H Rowack and Perry Weammitt of Noosick. The suit claimed 925 000 for death and 31 250 for funeral expenses plus 25 000 for damages. The case featured testimony by Sherman Adams and related political commentary on gifts from Bernard Goldfine and ethics questions before Congress.
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Walter &. Imulin
Noosick
HH. Rowack
Proprerty
Hoosick Four Corners
Reese
Houle
Perry Weammtt
Soosick
Roz
Rowach
India
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Iunsick
Danachils
James E. Gavegan
Hoosie’s Walls
Plunigif
Dulonduyls
Nathan Maulwin
C_ theodore Carlson
Aling
Waldorf
New York
Golilfine
Boston
Ubal
Texury
Federal
Yade Commission
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Sherman Adama
Benard
Beemer
Hah
Adauss
Aken
Bernard Goldline
Hirapgers
Reynald Goldtine
Wien
New Hampshire
Franciscan Regional Session Adopts Moral Harmony Resolutions
Seventy five delegates gather for a Franciscan regional congress in Shireland Saint Anthony on Illudnda. Northern and western New York participate along with the Tray Area. Keynote speaker Father DArcy outlines spiritual guidance. resolutions favor Stop Don t Shop on Sunday and oppose Red China entry. Rev Adalph Berithola presides over closing session.
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Veriigriostral
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Renssalaen
Yusterday
Horthern
New York State
Very Tey
Willana1
D'Arcy
Qum
Cony
Veovineial
Way
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He Iiteris
National Legion of Necenny
Adalph Berithola
Meare
Hay
Miuteahug
Committee To Meet For South Republicas Club Outing
A committee meeting is scheduled to plan the South Republicas Club outing. The gathering details include location and participants, with notice of an informal session to discuss activities and arrangements for the event.
Montreal boy kidnapping case shocks Ottawa officials
A Montreal child was abducted prompting Ottawa police to join the search. A ransom note demanded 10 percent of the ransom in fifty dollar bills and threatened harm to the child and the maid. Police broadcast appeals and family efforts focused on locating the boy and identifying the kidnapper.
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Otawa
Whey
Roy: Tvs
Children’s Au Society
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Ottawa
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Slovars
Mohireal
Lansingburg Boys Club Day Camp Registration Opens
Lansingburg Boys Club offers a day camp registration at the club building on 2 to 6 pm today and tomorrow, and Friday, plus 10 am to 12 noon Saturday. Director Thomas P Rafferty urges rapid registration as large attendance is expected. Senior counselor George Holzauer, Hamilton College senior, leads a staff of nature and youth workers.
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Lucg Boys Club
Lg Club
Tiomas P. Rafferly
George Holzauer
Hamilton College
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