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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1958
Page
11
Cardenas arrives in Moscow after a world tour, meeting locals and outlining plans for Europe. The visit signals continued engagement with European markets and political allies as he progresses through his schedule.
Police report a forced entry at Carhart Laundry Co. Inc. at 623 River St. Two vending machines were pried open and an unknown amount of cash stolen. An attempt was made to force open an office safe, investigators said.
Members of the Women’s Postal Auxiliary of the National Postal Transport Association met Wednesday at Howard Johnson’s in Albany. Mrs. Blanche Pagano presided as reports from committee chairs were heard and Mrs. Henry Burton was named necrology chair for the second division. An amendment to Section 2 of Article 3 will be voted on at the December meeting. An apron sale benefited the ways and means fund. A Christmas party was held at Wilderheld Nev. 47 at her Tray YWCA with gifts requested for Ann Le Hong.
U S visitors flood into Portugal with record numbers as Cesar Moreira Baptista notes tourism spending tops seven million dollars. In nine months about 40 000 Americans stayed, boosting local hotels and the cork and fish processing sectors while Lisbon adds hotels and plans for affordable, secure stays. The average American spends about 29 dollars per day, with a roughly five day visit.
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower said she does not mind being a golf widow as the President enjoys his favorite game at Augusta. She smiled after attending church services at Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church and joked about the weather that keeps him away from home and the golf course.
Members of the Later Lively Lassies 4-H Club elected officers at Mrs. William Green’s home. Brenda Johnson was named president Linda Green vice president Virginia Hut secretary Martha Johnson treasurer Line Moore news reporter Nancy Sullivan song leader Lindy Kellheimer recreation leader. Next meeting set for December 3 at Mrs. Green’s residence.
Attorney General Tetkowitz appointed seven new section chiefs in the State Dept of Law to speed payments to New York residents whose lands the state has appropriated. The aides, all civil service associates, include Percy Lieberman Nicholas Barry Arthur Mechel Louis Wosen Same Ruge Alfonso Bivona and Vilo Titone, all from various New York localities.
Three young Marines Christopher J. Kennedy of y2lah Tih Aves Alan C. Kane of 24 Corliss Park and Bernard Tu McCarthy of 121 Glen Ave completed 12 weeks of boat training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Paris Island WashingtonDC.
Mrs Chenlas A Hoffman Sr wife of Lowerdon villa business man Charles A Hoffman Sr died Saturday at 2 Miami hospital after a brief illness. She lived in Londonville North Miami Pla a member of United Church of Christ of Yaberton and the Women’s Society. Survived by three daughters Mrs Rose Shellhaas Albany Mrs George Ke Ma honey Colonie and Mrs Rati Sturdevant forbmas N Y and five sons Charles Jr adam Howard Hoffman Loudonville and George l John Hoffman Colonie. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from Perry Fischal Chapel Glass Lake with Rev Frank Brach dt pastor of UCC Tahortan officiating. Interment Sand Lake Cemetery.
Fire yesterday destroyed a garage and damaged the home of Mr and Mrs Rosario Levery three miles west of Fort Edward on the Fort Edward Glens Falls road South Glens Falls firemen believed the blaze discovered about 12 15 a m had stalled from a defective oil burner in the garage adjoining the home No value of damages given.
James Gregg, 39, Pittsburgh sports writer for the Pittsburgh Past-arette, died in Columbia Hospital Wilkitsburg from injuries in an auto wreck last Wednesday. Hours earlier his father, Atty. Janes Geese of Greensburg, Pa, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at Westmoreland Hospital in Greensburg. The elder Gregg, 67, had fallen ill earlier.
Wyoming champions of the Skyline Conference will play in the Sun Bowl at El Paso Texas on December 26. University officials announced the invitation after the Cowboys posted a 6 4 season and previously appeared in the 1958 Sun Bowl and the 1950 Gator Bowl. The opponent is not yet announced.
Franklin defeated Anderson 69-67 in Richmond Indiana to win the City of Richmond Colles Basketball Tournament. Bill Slayback hit a key jump shot with seven seconds left, earning him 27 points and MVP honors. Also noted, Greenville Teachers College of St. Louis defeated Oakland City 67-66 in Greenville College Tournament, with host team winning consolation 93-79 against McKenree. Nevada’s Fort Genoa near Carson City noted in the report.
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