Troy City Audit Finds Mixed Results in 1963 Review
State audit of Troy from 1963 shows a shift toward sound municipal practices but highlights a $445,616.66 general fund deficit at the period’s start, later turning into a $107,248.89 surplus by year end. The report cites unauthorized payments, improper reimbursements, and arrears in the city engineer’s office, with recommendations to tighten controls and pursue delinquent collections.
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Troy
State Deal Audit and Control
Division of Municipal Affairs
Lawrence J. Col
Neil W.'Kelleher
Arthur Levit
Comision Council
Cornel
Greater
Troy Club, Inc
City Engineer's Office
Police Personnel Changes Listed
Effective today several personnel changes take place in the Trey Police Bureau by order of Police Chief James W. Doherty with Public Safety Commissioner John J. Sanvidge approval. Police motorcycles will be used Monday for the first time this year weather permitting with six patrolmen on cycle alongside Traffic S at Ronald Des Meyers. Transfers include Richard F. Gothen Patrick Valenti John Givney Leute J Cochl and Robert Taft in Central Bead wallermed putrel na.
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Trey
James W. Doherty
John J. Sanvidge
Cylon
Ronald
Desmeyers
Richard F. Gothen
Patrick Valenti
John 4. Givney
Leute J. Cochl
Robert Taft
Gethes
Valeoti
Northway Speed Limit To Be 65
The speed limit will rise to 65 mph on most completed sections of the Northway and North-South Expressway starting April 1. William S. Hults, chairman of the State Traffic Commission, said the 65 mph limit is realistic for the two expressways. About 90 miles will be affected, with the Northway connecting Albany to the Canadian border and the 68 miles between Syracuse and Watertown under the change. Hults cited engineering surveys showing 60 mph unsafe for this highway type and noted safety and convenience factors. The Thruway already carries a 65 mph limit, adopted three years earlier.
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William S. Hults
State Traffic Commission
Hults
Albany
Champlain
Pennsylvania Line
Binghamton
Cortland
Syracuse
Watertown
Thousand Island
Canada
Fire guts Bennington print shop in Vermont blaze
The Broad Brook Press at 933 Main St Bennington Vermont suffered heavy fire damage early yesterday destroying stock and presses. Owner Stuart Murphy purchased the business in January and faces total losses estimated at 16 000 to 20 000 including equipment and building damage. Fire Chief Richard Hollister said cause undetermined and Vermont State Fire Marshal’s Office to assist. A nearby youth Richard Knapp alerted the alarm.
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Broad Brook Press, Inc
Main St
Bennington
Stuart Murphy
West Springfield
N. H
Richard Hollister
Murphy
New
Hampsire
Hollister
Vermont
Richard Knapp
Entremont Pianist to Play in Albany
Philippe Entremont, renowned pianist, will appear in concert at Page Hall in Albany at 8 15 p m on Saturday. The event is the final big concert of the season sponsored by Albany State University's music council. Entremont's recent history includes performances with the Vienna Symphony in New York and piano violin sonata recitals at the Metropolitan Museum. He had planned three New York City area recitals this year including Carnegie Hall Frick Museum and Mineola venues.
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Philippe Entremont
Page Hall
Music Council of
Albany State University
Entremont
The
Telephone Hour
Vienna Symphony
New York City
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Carnegie Hall
Frick Museum
Mineola
Honors elected at Catholic colleges honor society dinner
National scholastic honor society for Catholic college students and graduates announced inductees. Seniors named include Troy Breen Martin Sullivan John Looney and Francis Hynes with addresses in Cohoes Corinth Glens Falls and other towns. Juniors John Donnelly and Mary Jane Cox named for membership.
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Sigma
Troy John F. Bréen
Martin E. Sullivan
John E. Looney
Troy AOH To Join Retreat In Schenectady
The Troy Ancient Order of Hibernians will join an Evening of Recollection on Wednesday from 7 15 to 9 45 p m at Our Lady of Grace Retreat House in Schenectady Rev John C Dee announced The event features Division and Ladies Auxiliaries 1 and 5 with Ronald Elligott as chairman and Edward Ruff and Michael Shannon as heads Father Dee AOH chaplain will be retreat master A bus from Troy AOH Hall leaves 6 30 p m and the retreat will conclude with an Evening Mass in the liturgical style with altar facing the people.
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Troy
Our Lady of Grace
Schenectady
John C. Dee
Ronald Elligott
Edward .Ruff
Michael ‘Shanon
Father Dee
AOH
AOH Hall
View
Mra Genevieve Laciesan Announces Guests for Eastern Division
Mra Genevieve Laciesan president announced last night Rocco Celeste regional director of the Eastern Division from Buffalo and Joseph E Beld executive secretary of the Eastern division in Albany will be special guests Representatives from Albany Schenectady and Glens Falls chapters as well as area veterans groups will also be guests.
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Mra
Genevieve Laciesan
Rocco Celeste
Association From
Buffalo
Joseph E. Beld
Albany
Schenectady
Troy Library Exhibiting New Books
The Troy Public Library adds a batch of new titles to be shown for one week before circulation. Highlights include Buck and Krutch essays, Pomerantz on New York, La Farge fiction, Zolotow romance, and Lockridge crime titles among others.
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Troy Library
Troy Public Library
Pearl
Sydenstricker
Buck
J. B. Conanit
DeCamp
Peter Howard
J. W. Krutch
D. S. Lavender
New York
S. I. Pomerantz
Bill Sands
Whitney
Museum of Modern Art
Stagestruck
Alfred
Lunt
Lynn
Maurice Zolotow
Bel Kaufman
Oliver la Farge
Richard ‘Lockridge
Gilles Marcotte
Purple Quest
F. G. Slaughter
Mrs Schabinger Found Dead In Home
Ammila Schabinger 84 of 3 Farm Street was found dead by relatives about 8 p.m. last night. Coroner ruled death from natural causes. Survived by husband Emil F. Schabinger and two sons Karl and Emil Jr. Funeral Wednesday with a Requiem High Mass at St. Lawrence Church after services at Bragle Funeral Home.
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Ammila ‘Schabinger
Farm Street
Anthony E. Matera
Robert Hayden
Frank Brearton Jr
Germany
St. Lawrence's Church
Rosary Society
Emil F. Sc
Regents scholarships and youth training proposals emerge
A New York legislative committee pushes to raise regents scholarships from 700 to 1000 and boost scholar incentive awards from 300 to 500 with graduate awards from 400 to 600. It backs youth training, college use of high schools, and closer ties between public schools and nearby colleges to spread research and teaching resources. Delegations from Waterford Watervliet Hoosick Falls Ballston Spa and Corinth attend Founders Day degree events in Troy where Knights confer multiple degrees.
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Regents
Operan Reene
Oue
Colleg Vanced
Regent
Eettive
D. Clinton Domin[me
Newburgh
Henry M. Cur- Tan
Oyster Bay
William T. Conklin
Brooklyn
Jeremiah Q. Moriarty
Buffalo
Thomas ‘Dyer
Donald Berthiome
Watervliet Council
Daniel J. Keeler
Thomas J. Brady
James O'Donnell
Bruno Straney
Latham Council
James T. Ryan
Joseph F. Dillon
Alphorise
Palladino
Waterford
Watervliet
Hoosick
Falls
Ballston,Spa
Corinth
Fire crews respond to field blaze near Vischer Ferry Road
Stanley W. Oakes of Riverview Road requests a burn on a 10 acre lot adjacent to his home as Harold Arnold and Oakes drive a pumper toward Rosen's Filling Station and Groom Carriers. They spot a fire in a field owned by Charles Brown on Vischer Ferry Road.
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Stanley W. Oakes
Riverview Road
Harold Arnold
Oakes
Rosen
Groom
Patrolman Bedwell Trades Badges After Incident in Muskegon Heights
Patrolman Donald 5 Bedwell aged 26 was attacked by a teenage gang while breaking up a fight and later hospitalized after a police cruiser crash. He slipped on ice injuring his ankle and wrestled a holdup suspect who pulled him from a second story window. Bedwell turned in badge 18 and now wears badge 17.
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Muskegon Heights
Mich
Donald
Bedwell
Fire breaks glass at Sunoco station in city incident
A rubbish fire near sunset damaged several south side windows of a Sunoco Service Station operated by George Bridges of 725 2nd Ave. The blaze occurred about 6 pm yesterday, prompting police and fire responders to attend the scene.
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Sunoco
George Bridges
2Nd Ave
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Promises Surgery-Free Relief
New York report claims a groundbreaking healing substance Bis-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids stops itch relieves pain without surgery. Doctors observed rapid relief and actual shrinking across varied long standing cases. Results persisted across months with no narcotics or anesthetics used.
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New York, N. Y
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