County Budget Board Seeks 1959 Spending Increase
The Rensselaer County budget director Janes M. Brahan presents a tentative 1959 budget of 6 027 269.46 up from 5 987 825.60 with a 3 072 802.61 tax levy down to 3 139 132.58, detailing shifts in welfare health education and other departments and noting no permanent voter registration funding.
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Rensselaer County
Janes M. Brahan
Supreme Court
Taylor
Hamm
Children’s Court
Justices of the Peace
Grand Jury
Judicial
Satee Tr Re
Pranan Couumucu
Civil Service Department
Prialion
Oene Oes
Adop Mantat Hveiene
Board of Elections
Ascosement Angle Veterans Service Agency
Troy
I Sp
Con Mid
Hilies
Bae
Board of Su Administration
Oo van Rensselaer
Nie Mae i
County Farm
County Infirmary
Aee
Ronie ‘Technical Institute
Community College
Rensselaer
S.au
Brahan
Thomas P
Whalen
North Greenbush
Charles J
Duncan
Rensse- Lea Hope
Stner County
Hope
Soil Conservation District
Veterans Service Agency
Health Department
Department of Public Welfare
Jury verdict reduces auto crash award to 1400 in Troy case
A Rensselaer County Supreme Court jury awarded 1400 to plaintiffs in a 22 500 auto accident suit involving Gerald Fitz Gerald Fitzgerald 315 10th St Troy and his daughter Mary Rita Geren 12. The case arose after a collision near the RPI area Oct 3 1957. The trial followed three hours of deliberation after noon and a later session heard further testimony in a separate 80 000 claim against Freihofer Baking Co and others.
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Rensselaer County Suprem
Oaly Fins
Troy
Mary Rita Geren
J. Geren
Oakwood
Gerald Fitzfor
Gerald
10Th St
Fendant
Herbert D. Hamm
Freihofer Baking Co
Geren
Fitzgerald
RPI
Peoples Avenue
Georgian Court
John E. Mireh
John A. Connolly
James T. Viger
Robert J. Armstrong
Brandon W. Macomber
Albany
Charles Freihofer Baking Co., Inc
Frichofer
Sisson
McGowan
W. Joseph Shanley
Donald J. Shanley
Thomas F. Tragg
McNamiara
John T. Casey
Robert E. Gray
Freihofer Firm
William E. Noonan
Market Up First Time In 7 Days
New York stocks rose for the first time in seven sessions as the market advanced in active trading. The Associated Press average gained 60 cents to 196.70, with the industrials up 80 cents and rails up 1.20.
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New York
Rails
Associated Press
Dan Jones
American Stock Exchange
U. S
Plan canvass for UNICEF funds by Rensselaer children
Children from the Sunday School of First Baptist Church of Rensselaer plan a 6:30 p.m. canvass of the church area to collect pennies for UNICEF. Afterward they return for a Halloween party with games, entertainment, and refreshments. Brian Becker of Van Rensselaer High School Key Club chairs. The annual bazaar with a 5 p.m. supper is set for Saturday, with booths opening after. Rev. Robert Wanley and Hildreth Drew are cochairmen.
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First Baptist Church of Rensselaer
Unicef
Brian Becker
van Rensselaer High
Key Club
Dulles warns on Soviet testing and China Chiang shifts stance
Secretary Dulles accuses the Soviet Union of insincere concern over nuclear testing while noting its rapid device tests since Sept 30 and a plan to resume after Friday if a ban lapses. He also cites Chiang Kai-shek renouncing force to oust the Reds, with no mainland concessions. A U.S. Middle East program proposal could aid UAR and dam projects.
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Soviet Union
United States
United Kingdom
Russia
Dulles
Geneva
Chiang Kai-shek
Far East
Chiang
U.S
Middle East
Eisenhower
United Nations
United Arab Republican
Aswan
Dulles cites Soviet pattern as danger of wider war
In remarks on U S Soviet nuclear tensions Dulles warned the bombardment pattern shows upside down thinking by the Reds and said Moscow’s stance on a one year halt to tests doubts any early weapon ban. He cited Geneva talks and U S leverage in the nuclear arms race.
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Dulles
United States
Russia
U.S
Geneva
Tussia
World reacts to election of new Pope John XXIII
Worldwide leaders and faithful congratulate Cardinal Angelo Roncalli on his election as pope. Messages come from Queen Elizabeth II Premier De Gaulle and President Theodor Heuss among others, as bells ring in Lebanon and crowds react with jubilation.
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Britain
Elizabeth II
Church of England
Yealrea
Westminster
England
Wales
Charles de Gaulle
France
Angelo Cardinal Roncalli
Paris
John
Jean Duese
Jin Avignon
Ireland
Sean O'Kelly
Eamon de Valera
Dublin
John C. McQuaid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Theodor, Heuss
Athens
Theocsilus
Greece
Adolf Schaerf
Jnew
Israel
George Hakim
Roncalli
Guupe
Karl K.land
McCloy
Warren County
Lebanon
Jay- Body
Why Stockholders Do Not Always Get Quarterly Reports
The NYSE requires annual reports to stockholders not quarters. While most listed companies publish interim statements quarterly or semiannually, these are not mandatory to be mailed to investors. Many reports appear in newspapers rather than mailed to owners.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Beckman Instruments Stock Speculation Questioned
The reader questions Beckman Instruments as a speculative stock after buying 100 shares six months ago on a tip. An advisor responds that it is indeed a speculation and criticizes blind purchases without proper investigation.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Beckman Instruments
John Cairo Found Dead At Hermitage Restaurant
John Cairo head of Cairo's Hermitage Inc was found dead in the lounge of his restaurant on Glens Falls Lake George Rd shortly after 5 pm He was 45 years old Dr H W Dier Warren County coroner ruled a heart attack The chef Thomas Sato reported the belly to be found and Cairo's residence was listed as Atlantic City N J He was married with three children and the body was taken to Bros Funeral Home Lake Aanwan
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John Cairo
Cairo
Hermitage Inc
Glens Falls
Lake George Rd
H.W. Dier
Lake George
Warren County
Thomas Sato
Springfield
Mass
Atlantic City
N. J
Hermitage
Bros
Lake Aanwan
Cross Marks Service in Golden Gate Park
The first English religious service on the West Coast was held in Golden Gate Park San Francisco on June 24 1379 by Francis Fletcher chaplain to Sir Francis Drake near Drake s Bay.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Francis Fletcher
Francis Drake
Drake’s Bay
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Board of Supervisors
Feither
Whafen
Charles E. Duncan
Leo W. Hope
Mr. Brahan
New York State Retirement System
Fund For Physically Handicapped Children
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Depuy
van Rensselaer
Ce Naa Lee
pUerses
Cme
Fund For Children
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Allegheny Ltd
Amer Air
Amer T&t
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Gos Goodyear
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Jones & Laugh
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Owens Cn F's
Pan East Pipe
Pennsylvania
Pepsi Cola
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Petrol
Pullman Co
Radio Corp
Repab Steel
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Schenley Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil Gils
Socony Mobil
Atia St Jos
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Southern Co
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Southn Railway
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Sunray Mid Con
Texas Co
Texas
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Gite
United Fruit
US Rubber
US Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Youngs
S&t
Zenth
Stock Exchange
Barcelleco
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Broadway
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State ST
Savoy
Atorne
McIntosh
Cortland
Whitt
Bacions & Co
Hendrick Hudson Hotel
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Sheary
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