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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1958

Page

8

Funeral Mass for Rev William Testa O P M

Obituary notes Rev William Testa OPM officiating as subdeacon. Miss Winifred De Long organist performed Miserere Domine Jesu Christe and In Paradisum during the service. Bearers Edward J Jannicelli Jr Thomas J Moore Arthur T Vigneau Frank Q Lavin Donald J Mavin John P Mavin. Interment in St Agnes Cemetery Cohoes with Father bait presiding.

William Testa O.P.M Winifred de- Long Edward J. Jannicelli Jr Thomas J. Moore Arthur T. Vigneau Frank Q. Lavin Donald J John P. Mavin St.Agnes' Cemetery Cohoes Father Bait Mary C. Lafleur Peter LaFleur Leonard Hospital 6Th Ave St. Peter's School St. Peter's Church Sacred Heart Sodality St. Augustine's Church Mothers Club St. Augustine’s School John William Gerald LaFleur Troy Irving Boneshel Center Brunswick Frank Edward Frawley Hudson Falls Paulann Perras William A. Toohey 114Th Street 2Nd Avenue St. Augustine’s Church St. John’s Cemetery Adrian Piche Gertrude LaPalme Leo P. Bessette Ellen R. LaPointe Miss LaPointe Chopin Charles Ackenbrack Kenneth Dame Andrew Stemisky James Whalen Father Robitaille St. Joseph’s Cemetery Waterford Father Lacroix Oliver F. Coyne 7Th Ave Gen Boyle Joseph Mr. Coyne Michael I. Dickson Canada Joseph O. McNamee Charles J. Oliver Mary Campbell Paym Francis B. John Louis Coyne B. Saunders Hels Joseph's Cemetery St. Peter's Moyle Cant Coyne Sannicelli Margaret M. Cronin Catherino Edmund J.ine A. Jannicelli Kearney Ahearn Phoenix Jr Peters Paulus Cummings 3Rd Ave Watervilet St. Anthony's St. Angus Anna Breen Earl St John J. Sanvidge 115Th Street 4Th Avenue Mary Ackner Mary Keller Ackner Burton Ackner Harry Vincent Rita Elizabet Barton E. Clayton Hopkins James Barton Wallgroup Falls Edmund Barton Mechanicville High School Buskirk Quartel 109Th Street Elmwood Cemetery West Sand Lake Phoebe Johnson Phoebe Rifenburgh Johnson Nelson Johnson Tomhannock Barl Wolff Easton Johnson Pittstown Tomhannock Cemetery William Hh.cleary Martin J Ernest Ablee Thomas C. Farnan Harold French James W. Sullivan St. Mary's Cemetery Klebaukas Francis Hasselbeck Altar Rosary Society RPL Thomas Olcott Thomas IOOF Pam Raymond Miller Kenneth C. Latal Trinity Lutheran Church of Mohawk-Hudson Pastoral Directors Assn New York Telephone Co Albany

Retired Teachers Conclave In Albany Draws 150

The Eastern Zone New York Retired Teachers Association held its annual meeting Friday at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Albany with about 150 members in attendance. Attendees discussed membership costs and the plan for a new retirement home.

Robert G. Withers Emmanuel Baptist Church Frederick A. Morse Commission For Regents Affairs Robert R. Decarmer Association Notamhor

Eastern zone elects leaders for state group meeting in Albany

Emmett J. Barker of Middleburg is president and Dudley Snyder of West Coxsackie is first vice president. Marewi Winnantrend Weis and Ay Youn are second vice president with Ralph O. Wiggins of Johnstown as secretary treasurer. Bertha D. Weatherwax of Troy is reappointed publicity chair. Eastern zone hosts the annual statewide meeting in Albany November 19 to 21. Harry D. Vincent chaired the meeting with Weatherwax assisting.

Ern Emmett J. Barker Middleburg Dudley Snyder West Coxsackie Presi

Hunter Suffers Minor Injury From Ricochet Incident

One hunter in the Town of Stillwater sustained a minor head wound Saturday after a pellet ricochet struck him from another hunter's gun during a hunting outing. The incident led to a brief medical evaluation with no serious injuries reported.

Hunter Stillwater

Latham Area Boy Struck by Buckshot Near Home

David Cardin a 12 year old from 963 Troy Schenectady Rd was hit in the head by buckshot around 1115 am Saturday near his Colonie home. The incident involved Donald Blair of Brewton Alabama and Floyd Wilson of Saratoga Springs with state police and Colonie police responding. Cardin is a newspaper carrier for The Record Newspapers and was taken to Memorial Hospital for X rays.

David Cardin Troy- Schenectady Rd Colonie Latham Donald R. Blair Rt $Y Brewton Ala Saratoga Hospital Torettsettner Blair Floyd W. Wilson Circular St Saratoga Springs Wilson U.S. Air Force Ketelums Corners Malta Vy uaMgaaiags Eunice Cardin Record Newspapers Millroad Memorial Hospital

Pole Primate Reaches Rome for Papal Conclave

Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Roman Catholic Primate of Poland, arrived in Rome to attend the October 25 conclave of Cardinals electing a new Pope. The 17 year old Cardinal came from Warsaw with aides, arriving after a two day train journey and missing the final Requiem Mass for Pope Pius XII. A crowd of 500 plus cheered as police controlled access near a reception room where his carriage stopped. Most onlookers were expatriate Poles.

Rome UPI Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski Poland Church of Silence Warsaw St. Peter's Basilica Pius XII

Eisenhower Attends Denver Events After Two Hour Speech

President Eisenhower and top aides including Bryce Harlow visit the Eisenhower meditation chapel in a Denver Lions Club building after a lengthy address. He then accompanies Mrs. Eisenhower to Corona Presbyterian Church for services and dines with her ailing mother Mrs. Olivera Doud at her home. Aides and friends join a semi secret motor tour of the Denver area before resuming plans for his Los Angeles remarks.

Bryce N. Harlow Hagerty Huddie Eisenhower Denver Club Lions Club Corona Presbyterian Church Robert S. Lutz Olivera Doud Doud Howard McC. Snyder Washington Gettysburg Aksel Nielsen Leisenhower Denver Los Angeles

Igar Circle Meeting With Col C L MacArthur Band

The Ladies of the GAR will meet tomorrow at 8 pm in the Chasan Building. Col C L MacArthur will lead the session, with Sadie Macomber presiding as president.

Col. C. L. MacArthur Ladies of the Gar Chasan Ils Sadie Macomber

Parents condemn treatment of teens at Dick Clark show

A Waterford letter to the Record recounts six teens from Troy visiting Philadelphia for American Bandstand. The writer says Mayor Purcell supplied a welcoming letter, but the youths were marginalized on set, pushed around, and kept out of view, disappointing local families who fear negative influences from the program.

the Record Philadelphia Dick Clark J. M. XK

Queen Visits St Clement's in London Dedication

Queen Elizabeth and the royal party attended the dedication of the rebuilt St Clement Dane's in London now reconsecrated as a central RAF chapel. A $30,000 organ funded by U S airmen and bells rang out the Oranges and Lemons rhyme as the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh arrived with the royal family. Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher preached the sermon.

London UPI Duke of Edinburgh Elizabeth Princess Margaret Geoffrey Fisher Canterbury Church of England

Plane With 4 Aboard Down In Pacific

Guam AP reports a Navy photo reconnaissance plane with four men aboard ditched 110 to 140 miles west of Guam after engine failure and fuel loss while en route from Manila to its base. A life raft possibly held three figures was sighted briefly as searchers with a dozen air and surface craft probed the stormy sea. direction finder signals from the missing plane’s emergency transmitter were detected amid bad weather.

Guam Navy Pacific Manila

French Air Force plane crashes in Nyasaland

A two engine French air force general communications aircraft wrecked on Chiiadzulu Mountain near Blantyre in thick mist killing five men and one woman. The flight from Patis to Madagascar took off from Chileka airport at 8 30 am and crashed about a half hour later without sending a radio call. Wreckage covered about one square mile and cargo included engine spare parts.

Blantyre Nyasaland T Patis Madagascar Chileka Chiiadzulu

135 Below Zero Noted At South Pole

The Commerce Department reported a record low of 135.4 degrees below zero Fahrenheit recorded July 18 at the South Pole, the lowest temperature ever observed, about three degrees below the previous balloon instrument record from August 1957.

Washington Hen South Pole Commerce Department

Tri County Holstein Dinner Planned by Youth Group

The Tri County Holstein Association youth group dinner occurs Thursday at Valley Falls Methodist Church hall with 7441 Club and Future Partners of America members expected. Speakers include Warren Wigsten, a Cornell 1951 graduate and dairy farmer, and Miss Mary Marbot, who recently represented New York at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Charles H. Edward chairs arrangements. Arnold Olson presides.

Hol‘stery Valley Falls Methodist Church Hall Club Partners of America Washington Saratoga Rensselaer Kenneth J. Bell Rensselaer County Warren Wig‘lston Arnold Olson Eagle Bridge

Rio Grande Recedes As Floodwaters Drop In Texas Border Area

Floodways drained about 5 000 cubic feet per second from the Rio Grande as officials predicted the worst of the surge was over. John Selleck of the International Boundary and Water Commission said the river would begin to recede at Reynosa today from a 37 000 cfs peak toward the Gulf. More than 14 000 people were evacuated below Falcon Dam while 4 000 Ciudad Camargo residents returned home after a week as refugees from the Rio San Juan tributary.

Rio Grande City Tex UPI Rio Grande John Selleck International Boundary and Water Commission McAllen Reynosa Mexico Gulf of Mexico Ciudad Camargo Rio San Juan

Tornado wreck leaves several injured in West Palm Beach area

A tornado struck a Florida community with drizzling rain and 40 mph gusts as rescuers searched debris. Alley, 64, and six others were hospitalized at Everglades Memorial Hospital. 42 people were homeless and aid crews organized shelters and clothing.

Alley Everglades Memorial Hospital Jack G. Foreman Ruby Arthur Suffrens Lola Mae MecKellen Myrtie Irene Vann Nora B. Thomas Good Samaritan Hospital West Palm R. M. Shirk Red Cross Disaster Westwood Volunteer Fire Department West Palm Beach

Shenendchowa Hears Trooper Review Safety

Trooper J W McCarthy of New York State Police spoke at Shenendchowa Central School on safety during an assembly. He urged students to follow school safety rules and cited local accidents caused by carelessness.

J. W. McCarthy New York Sofia Kokkoni Brewster Sofia

Injured in Two-Car Collisions Across Multiple Roads

Royal Village Quebec and nearby areas report injuries from two separate two car crashes. Weisman Moise drivers collide at Wolf and Sand Creek Roads. four injured and taken to Albany hospital. Other passengers include John Marbot and Mrs Anthony treated and released from Memorial Hospital.

Royal Village Quebec Frances Moise Colonie Weisman Moise Wolf Sand Creek Albany Hospital Midway Rescue Squad John Marbot Buskirk Memorial Hospital Michael Anthony Cortlandt East Greenbush Rt. 9&20 Old Troy Road Marbot Christopher Demtrack Binghamton Joanne Gordon Anthony Samuel J. Perrotto Madison St. Troy Leonard Hospital Thomas Brown Kinloch Ave Troop G_ Barracks Perrotto Rt 2 Eagle Mills Linda Goss John Goss 6Th Ave

Families Fire Damages Two-Story Building. Residents Safe

Firefighters battled a blaze at 231 4th St causing smoke and water damage across flats. Second floor home of Raymond Brown burned out. Browns on the third floor left for the night. Stewart's Ice Cream Store on first floor suffered minor damage. gas and electricity shut off. Investigating officers named. insurance coverage noted.

4Th St Browns Raymond Brown Stewart John £. Grimmick Joseph Baker Richard Ryan Howard Hammond Police Department Esposito

Religious leaders condemn massive resistance amid bomb threats

Rev Weston and two other Virginia Unitarian ministers denounce the archi tects of massive resistance to integration as culprits behind recent bombings of public schools and Jewish temples. Religious buildings nationwide have faced threats following Atlanta and Peoria bombings, with incidents in Nashville Miami Jacksonville Charlotta Gastonia and Birmingham.

Weston Virginia Rabbi Frank Atlanta Peoria Confederate Underground Nashville Tenn Miami Jacksonville Fla Charlotta Gastonia N. C Birmingham Ala

U S Pavilion Closes At Brussels World Fair

The U S Pavilion at the Brussels World Fair closed at 6 p m yesterday after opening April 17. The fair ends today at 2 a m. U S Commissioner Howard S Cullman praised the pavilion saying it was well received and helped visitors gain knowledge and understanding of the United States. He estimated admission figures for the six months of the event.

Brussels U.S Howard S. Cullman United States

Chilean Poet Samuel A Lillo Dies at 88 in Santiago

Samuel A. Lillo, a renowned Chilean poet, died yesterday in Santiago at age 88. He served in the Chilean Language Academy and was a recipient of the national literature prize.

Paul J. Barren Paul J. Barton Buskirk Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge Lawrence B. Barton Mary Cavanaugh Barton Gold Medal Farms Santiago Chile Samuel A. Lillo Chilean Language Academy

Library's Popularity Growing in Troy Area

Miss Fanny C Howe librarian at the Troy Public Library announced September registrations reached 578 adults and youths, bringing 1958 total to 25757. September circulation at main and four branches totaled 14189, up from 13403 the prior year, with adult and children totals broken out by branch.

Fanny C. Howe Troy East Side Lansingburg South Troy Syeaway Syeanay Miss Howe Walter Reuther E. L. Dayton Federal Republic of Germany J. F. Golay Good Housekeeping Magazine New England John Cheever Santa Fe Clit Farrell Exodus L. M. Uris Voyagers Dale Yan Every

West German Court President Dies

Dr. Josef Wintrich, 67, president of West Germany's Supreme Constitutional Court, died yesterday of a heart attack. Under his leadership the court outlawed the Communist Party in 1956, the highest court on constitutional matters in West Germany.

Karlsruhe Germany Josef Wintrich West Germany Supreme Constitutional Court Wintrich Communist Party

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