Times Editor Wrote Gem About Body Of Dead Cat
The Troy Daily Times editor chronicled odd items from 1843 to 1873 including a cat on a railroad track tragedy and quirky notes about depots, young men at public places, a boy’s mishap at a foundry, a man in river trouble for sanity checks, and political jests about oyster suppers and a newly reported kerosene factory in Port Henry.
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Times
Gem
Herbert A. Calkins
Burns
Halay
Troy Daily Times
North Fourth Street
the Times
Cush
Thad
Thomas Mallory
Saratoga
Morrison & Colwell
Green Island
Jock & Foot Cooler
John Aey
Third Precinct
Boutwell ’Wills
Rapp
Jeff Wing
Upstate
Port Henry
Petite Woman Captures Two Mice in Newark Courtroom
In Newark New Jersey a civil suit spectator Mrs Jamefe Ravenson rose from the witness stand and spotted two mice in the courtroom. Her 225 point attorney sought refuge atop a chair as the intrusion disrupted proceedings.
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Newark
Jamefe Ravenson
Star Weekly Reveals Your Hidden Abilities This Week
A teaser notes that the current Star Weekly explores hidden personal features and how they reveal strengths. It invites readers to discover methods and insights inside the issue.
Students Demand Nehru Dismiss Defense Minister Menon
About 300 Indian students marched in New Delhi demanding Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon resign. They linked his leftist views to India’s border troubles with Red China and left a memo accusing him of defending China and weakening India’s armed forces. Nehru was away on tour and had spoken against China in Agra, pledging strength while avoiding a direct call for talks with Chou En Lai.
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New Delhi
Indiag
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
India
Red China
Neheu
U.N. Assembly
New York
Tibet
Defense Department
China
Jidia
Agra
Wmass
Chou En-Lai
Doctors To Visit Albany Medical College For Teaching Day
Physicians in the Troy area were invited to Albany Medical College for a special teaching day next Thursday starting at 9 a.m. The program covers five case presentations and discussions with focus on kidney and endocrine diseases, plus a seminar on diagnostic problems. It is approved for category one study credit by the American Academy of General Practice. Additional details available from the Director of Postgraduate Education.
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Troy
Albany Medical College
Postgraduate Education Department
The
Medical College
American Academy of General Practice
Steel Mills Step Up Operations After Court Ended Strike
Steel mills across the United States resumed work as the nationwide strike ended by court injunction. More than half of the 500,000 steel workers have returned, with completion expected by week’s end. Major producers reported capacities rising from 25 to 40 percent, while full recovery to 80 percent capacity may take four to six weeks.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Supreme Court
Tate Hartley
U.S
Steet Corp
Jones & Laughiin Steel
Vermont Couple Trojan’s Parents Wed 56 Years
A Troy woman’s parents in Williamstown Massachusetts marked their 56th wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner party at their Danby Vermont home. Mr and Mrs Frank J Raich were honored by all eight children including Mrs Trenesi Knauer of Troy and others in Bennington Bennington Rutland Danby and Rutland with eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Troy
Williamstown
Mass
Danby
Frank J. Raich
Trenesi Knauer
Elizabeth McGurn
Bennington
Edward Raich
Mildred Powers
Ann Bowen
Veronica Harrington
Rutlands
Raich
Steel industry idles as ore shipments delayed by Soo Locks
Thousands face longer idleness as fresh ore for steel moves by ore carriers from the upper Great Lakes. The Soo Locks closure, usually in December, is postponed indefinitely due to ore shortages, delaying mills and prompting Steelworkers at Wheeling and Beech Bottom to protest with arm bands and signs.
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Lakes Weze
Corps of Engineers
Soo Locke
Lakes Superior
Wheeling Steel
Wheeling
Yorkville
Onia
Bisat
A. Tke
Beech
W. Vz
Signal Station Alde Stricken At Home
Wilfred Light, 52, a former employee at the Troy Signal Station, collapsed at his home on Tuesday. Fire, police, and ambulance crews responded. he was taken to St Mary's Hospital where his condition was described as critical today.
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Wilfred Light
Troy
Chosen
Troy Fire Department
Sete
Light
St Mary's Hospital
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