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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
7
A collage of death notices from Troy and nearby towns. pensioned workers, relatives, and parish affiliations are named. Beate ODLEUATY Fener Vincenzo Batlfint Joseph Parcow Vinconne Rutiell and several others are listed with survivors, funeral times, and church services. The entries cover St Marys Church Mechanicville Surviving spouses and children mentioned along with burial locations.
New York hosts two foreign leaders, West Germany’s Theodor Heuss and the Philippines’ Carlos Garcia, who meet President Hoover for about 25 minutes in his Waldorf Astoria suite. They attend services at St. Paul and St Patrick’s, then pursue separate engagements. Heuss tours suburban roads in Westchester. Garcia gives a TV interview and speaks at Fordham University.
A Mexico City to Veracruz night train derailed after its electric cable failed on Maltrata Mountain. Rescue workers reported about 20 to 40 dead and up to 80 injured as cars plunged down the slope near Maltrata station. Engineer Porfirio Vega was hurt attempting to slow the train with brakes.
William Sillipnvs, a senior at St Hope's Academy in Kerselaer, has been chosen to represent Fort Craile Post, Americas Legion, at Empire Toys State at Colgate University today through next Saturday. He is considered a scholar with leadership qualities and has varsity experience in football and basketball. He led the class as president, wrote for the school paper, and was recently named coadjutor at the yearbank. tapped by the Hodally of Mary.
Former New York mayor Wagner told his television audience he has no plan to seek the U.S. Senate, insisting any rumors are fueled by newspapers and stressing no other campaign for the seat. A 1956 defeat to Javits was noted as a past bid before confirming he may aim for future years. De Sapio arrives in Italy for a visit to the Italian government and to meet publishers of a New York Italian language newspaper.
Cadet Tol Owens son of Airs George Muskal and Haoeick Ral has completed summers at Poukskill Miliney Academy. He earned a gold star and was on the dean’s list amid graduation events. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
A local library announces new acquisitions placed on display for a week. Featured titles include The Man Who Loved the Indians by John Blot, New Way to Kill Wends by Carlton Beals, How to Build Hot Rods, and Amon the Mormons by William Mulster among others. Also noted are a long list of authors and works, plus a distant reference to a World War II era incident and a Formosa Strait bombardment report.
Soviet Ambassador Sergei Vinograd returned to Paris after a Moscow meeting of Soviet envoys. Vinograd was recalled to the Soviet capital last Monday, with accompanying diplomats from Washington and others. In Italy Alitalia ground workers began a strike, halting domestic and several international flights, as wage talks impacted about 4,000 employees at Tec Me ganate MINTAts.
Lebanon presses for U.N. observers and a border force after clashes in Bekaa and reports of Syrian aid to Chamoun opponents. Dag Hammarskjold's Cairo talks shape hopes for a broader mission to seal borders and curb rebel incursions, with anticipation of a Security Council update on Hammskjold’s return.
The Associated Press reports scattered cool spells and warm pockets as the nation marked the second day of summer. Readings reached 43 degrees in Cleveland and Hillsboro, with 86 degrees at Brookville Minnesota, and upper 80s from Texas to the Carolinas. Showers and thunderstorms stretched from the Dakotas to Oklahoma, while the West Coast remained mostly clear with 60s and 70s.
In Vrondheim Norway a 961yearold city celebrated King Olav’s coronation blessing in Trondheim Cathedral. About 2500 officials diplomats and dignitaries witnessed the rite as Olav swore the constitutional oath. The king wore a royal uniform and knelt before Bishop Arne B. for the blessing amid a festive public procession.
Dr McWitt D Lewis of Bennington Vermont sues Vermont Gas Corp in a negligence action for 200000. He was burned and hospitalized after an explosion on August 20 1953 that damaged his home at 446 Main Street. The trial is scheduled 4:30 pm at the Bennington County Court House Manchester VI with attorney John Rh Harte and William Sennett. Judge Fy Ray Keyser to preside.
Two persons, a Trgy man and a Billswater woman, were injured in separate falls late last night. The most seriously hurt, Clem Bledle, 63, of 79h River St, was admitted to Sav mnitas Hospital with a head injury after being found on the sidewalk on 2nd studut near Mashvan. Mrs. George Jones, 39, of 25 South Hudson Ave, Stillwater, sustained less serious injuries and was treated at Samari tans Hospital for a laceration to the right eyelid before release. Ambulance service transported both to the hospitals.
Hungary saw a violent clash during a scheduled 4 pm protest as police confronted demonstrators. Cardinal Mivnaunty and Deputy Chief lsqector Anthony were among those struck. Anthony reportedly refused medical aid after being hit on the right side. Officers faced verbal abuse as the crowd dispersed about 24 minutes later.
Officials wrestle with potential federal action after Judge Lemley's order on school integration. NAACP plans a possible Supreme Court appeal, while White House and Justice Department signal limited immediate action. Talks with civil rights leaders and figures like King, Randolph, and Granger frame a broader discussion of enforcement and voting rights beyond education.
McElroy and aides push plans to change Burke's job following a rebuke over his testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee. Secretary Gates reportedly has no change in mind. The annual defense meeting, held behind closed doors, focused on civilian military roles and possible reorganization.
Louise TL Tatreguany 1 daughter of An and Ameri Palcognani of 28 Chestnut St Cohoes is in critical condition at Leona Hospital after a fall while horseback riding yesterday afternoon in Clifton Park. She has five fractured ribs and possible internal injuries with a possible punctured lung. Hospital staff could not determine how the accident occurred.
Rensselaer County coroner ruled the death of Mev Gardiner due to fatal causes. Gardiner, longtime Watervliet Acroual employee and West Sand Lake resident, died at his Cooksboro Road home survived by his wife Mabel, a son and two daughters, with services set at Thomas and Miller Funeral Home West Sand Lake.
The Mth Czechoslovak Communist Party Congress adopted a resolution attacking Yugoslavia's independence and endorsing the Soviet peace policy. It pledged 9,005 percent industrial growth and 4 percent agricultural gain by 1970 with housing nearing solution.
Adams cited on CBS Face the Nation that Americans can form their own beliefs from the bias laden coverage of the Truman era. He argued that facts speak for themselves and people are capable of drawing their own conclusions.
Neighbors reported an elderly woman living alone at 209 Pleasant Street Bennington was found dead yesterday. William A Flood of North Bennington said the death appeared due to a stroke, with the body likely in the apartment for about 24 hours. The Wallbridge Funeral Home, Bennington, received the body.
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