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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1959
Page
7
JOSEPH E. HURLEY and neighbors protest the proposed Norse snowfall processing plant near their homes at the old Elly Clay site. They warn of declined property values and nuisance, plan to attend Wednesday city meeting to oppose its location and seek neighborhood safeguards.
Mr DeKalb, manager of a local store, sails March 18 to assist U S Office of International Trade Fate in presenting Polish exhibits. The program runs March 7 21 with plans for seven fairs in spring and eight in fall. The Poland exhibit, titled Industry The Service, aims to tell America’s story and its industrial achievements through five exhibit groups including consumer goods, packaging, livestock, and home goods.
A late program at the town venue showcased a mixed bill with acts led by Lie clorns and Sally Ann Vovvel, plus singers Nancy Yahiedsi and Jean Shovy. Janet Wisher and Ruch Wieher led a Who of Lollypon segment, while a Dainty Frye comedy dance routine featured Jal Whaley and William Bybel. The show included performances by Rev Arthur G OvNilirke directed choir, with Cole Tor ters and Wink formed groups, and Heidelberg Windbaggers closing the day with a bustling musical medley.
A meeting is set for today in Dane Kagbury with Anmovran ph 8 pam dn Ve thileh. A demonstration of the Graveful Carnet Cleansa is planned for Groesbeck, with the president of the cleb in charge of the meetiog.
Dr Robert Adler of Zenith Radio Cory will discuss advanced electron beam parametric amplifiers at a meeting of The Institute of Radiog? cal Engineers. The event, hosted in the Chemistry Building at Wien College, is scheduled for the evening after Morrow.
Cast details mix up many names as the reviewer praises Shifilad a veteran for strong forceful scenes. Edward Nadeau and Gil Weschs ley engage well in dual roles with vivid portrayals of Willy and Ben. Supporting players Julian Palyner Shirley Hathaway Christine Ag sine Paul Stridler and others receive varied crowd-pleasing notes.
The Wall Meat At RPT Affiders of Rensselace Coin ty Chapter will host its annual meeting March 1 in Room 101 of a Bel location. Newell Freeman will address the audience as chair of the board of professional engineers and surveyors. A panel of engineers will discuss state education department guidelines for professional practice and licensing.
AP report notes the FSI gave unclear findings about Spreuz in Cleveland with officials like Williaty A. Sturahi stating uncertainty and county details uncertain. The misspelled text mentions Altoona, Py and a potential lead or location question regarding Gorena.
Brownie Troop 489 held a Saturday dinner in Speigletown at the Speigletown Dive Hall. A parent attended with a daughter and several mothers from the troops. details indicate activities were organized by the Mothers Club with names mentioned, though the event notes are partially garbled.
Members of Troy Senior Hadaiaah will host a luncheon at Temple Beth El. Mrs Jerome Cohen, president, will attend. A skit by members is planned and seating and service will be provided.
Casteton (Confined from Wage 1) outlines health measures to control tuberculosis. Health associations arrange regular medical checkups and X ray examinations to detect TB, with concerns over transmission from person to person. Public Health Service recommends testing and tuberculin skin tests, amid calls for ongoing screening and community vigilance.
Tamarac Elementary PTA held a Saturday meeting with President William J. Kewie presiding. Officers and members announced appointed committee chairs including hospitality, parliamentarian, magazine, publicity, and ways and means. The next meeting is scheduled for 8 pm at the school.
In Albany on a Saturday night, firemen aided by local trucking and police recovered a body from a muddy lakeshore area after a long search. The scene involved Chief William Smith of Saad 2 and numerous officials. coroner Anthony Mutera announced the cause of death and scheduled services. The deceased, a veteran named Shaw, left a wife Eileen A. and several children. services will be held at a naval home with a large turnout anticipated.
A $100 reward offer appears in a fragmentary notice from Shabtield Massachusetts requesting a call for a muttered or misread contact. The text is garbled with stray words and unclear dates or actions beyond the reward amount.
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