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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1959
Page
9
The Daily Investor report notes a market downturn following a central bank rate increase. It discusses personal finance steps for investors, including stock certificates and signatures, with guidance on proper authentication and record-keeping.
Stock market column discusses investment concerns amid shifting prices and Federal Reserve rate moves. It notes debt and equity behavior, the impact of Berlin crisis headlines, and cautions on stock ownership while naming many major U.S. companies and market indicators.
Soviet premier Khrushchev, visiting West Germany, praised Krupp as a symbol of peaceful coexistence and urged ban on armaments. He toasted Krupp and criticized cannon production while inspecting Krupp’s steel works and related exhibits. He weighed himself with East German leader Ulbricht and commented on pipe deliveries for a Russia project.
Obituary notices report Mrs Marie Charlebois Lanoye of Cohoes who died after a brief illness, with survivors including five daughters and two sons, funeral arrangements set for St. Marie's Church. Also noted are the deaths of Joseph Ewing of Taylor Apartments and Mrs. Sehreiner, with funeral details and burial in local cemeteries. Mentioned are interments at St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford and Brookside Cemetery Poestenkill, and the Mosley observance with services at Bryce Funeral Home.
Members of the Sacred Heart Girls Guild will meet Monday evening at Sacred Heart Church. Wilford A. Le Horestier, president, will preside. Bernal Ahern, assistant pastor, will answer questions. Also, the Nursing Home Veale group will hold a board meeting Tuesday at 7 pm at the Sheraton-Ten Buck Hotel in Albany to plan a May Rehabilitation event in Albany.
Mrs Keith and others recount an escape involving Smothers who held a group at gunpoint and threatened to drive them across state lines. Authorities widened the manhunt with multiple patrols and bloodhounds. The hostages described Smothers as about five ten with blond hair and blue eyes.
Space Law Committee hears cautions on sovereignty in space law. Counsel Loftus Berker mocks overclaiming sovereignty, while Fulton wants rapid US progress toward an international space treaty. Becker urges slow, careful moves and warns against private citizen advice. Whalen says the US backs UN talks as Russia boycotts, aiming to inventory applicable international law for space.
A weather bulletin adjusts today outlook to partly cloudy and windy with a moderate chill. Northern and eastern regions may see a light snow chance as temperatures hover in the low 20s. Highs near the 20s, lows around the same, with continued clear skies overnight.
The Troy Industrial Club announced support for a youth rocketry program. William Pulkerson of Roche Manniig Co led a committee to assist young students with hands on projects, offering shop space and guidance. A slide show by rocket specialist ly Noi EF Munch highlighted aero thermodynamics and technology credentials.
Slaney W. Wakefield of Hastings, district deputy of the Grand Council of New York, spoke at Bloss Council and urged attendance at the Grand Council meeting in Glens Falls in June. He noted a possible joint meeting with the Grand Commandery and was joined by Lowell H. Bryce and other state officers at the Masonic Temple.
President and bipartisan congressional leaders pledged unity on foreign affairs amid Berlin tensions. James Hagerty noted the admiration for unity while leaders endorsed firm but peaceful approaches. briefings covered military and diplomatic aspects and included Allen Dulles and Neil McElroy. Talks continued with allied diplomats to address Germany and Berlin issues.
A report from Crom Page 11 covers Miss Quin an English teacher visiting in the United States. She discusses differences in grading and group work, notes rational control of schooling in England, and explains teacher salaries and textbook freedoms. The article also details Quin’s background Wakefield Yorkshire Air Ministry training and plans to return to Canada and England with other exchange teachers.
Rebels derail the budget seeking more state aid for New York City. Minority Leader Anthony d Teavig insists there will be no deal. Rockefeller and Goddard discuss preserving tax credits while resisting broader budget changes, aiming to pass the budget next Thursday.
A Coast Guard hearing disclosed that a one-year-old boy briefly acted at the helm of the Norwegian tanker Talania before it collided with a liner off New York harbor. The crash tore a hole in the liner and cut the tanker’s bow though no injuries were reported.
Averill Park and Lake Volunteer Fire Company members approved changes to by-laws at a recent meeting in Averill Park. President Duis N. Burret chaired as committees were named for two slates of candidates to be voted April. Fire chief Griest Hoyt led a pre meeting meal. Harold Hopricoan will chair the April dinner and assist the auxiliary in a round and square dance at Glass Lake Hotel on March 17. Restorations are led by auxiliary members as the firemen faced a long road after heavy melt.
Storm reports describe widespread snow and wind from Wisconsin to Maine, stranding travelers near Des Moines and Milwaukee while school disruptions and road closures ripple through Illinois Indiana and Vermont. Meteorologists forecast easing as Great Lakes storms move east with heavy snow and potential river ice concerns.
The article notes a recent Moscow mission ending days ago and prior Northern Ireland talks aimed at repairing ties. It highlights UK domestic politics and local economic issues, with praise from Unionists for the Conservative stance while Premier Macmillan avoids committing to a vote this year amid looming bankruptcy concerns.
Atri Pahl We Lucier, son of Mr and Mrs Stenry J Lanei, of 195 Spelalotown, Troy, selected to attend Radia Interceptor-Avialysis scholar fellowship in Texas. He is a wingnate of Galholle Central Tish Selva and attended Rockport State Teachers College.
Chirles Divine, wife of Nev Charles Divine, pastor of Whitefall Methodist Church, was admitted to hospital in May. The Brooklyn Aeth disk Myspita notes his illness and prior pastorates at Walerylie Methodist Church.
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