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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
9
FOMAKD BRODSKY of Albany argues that government sponsored housing initiatives go beyond shelter, aiming to curb urban poverty and urban disintegration. He urges affirmative votes on Propositions 2 and 4, asserting long term urban stability and affordable housing costs.
Two calls were answered by the Troy fire department. At 2:48 p.m. crews responded to 238 Broadway to a sofa pillow fire in a building, causing minor damage. A second call at 8:34 p.m. to a container wash on Pearl and Market streets reported a small flare up from a melted container.
Waterford native Fred Preddele, a longtime Waterford resident and former carpenter, died suddenly at his residence 98 Halland Street Northside. He served as a farmer constable, deputy sheriff, and member of the Waterford Volunteer Fire Department. Survived by wife Helen Rayna, five sons Ephraim Galyh Barnard, Leo, Arthur, a stepson Paul Raymond, two stepdaughters, three sisters, three brothers, twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include services at St Ann's Church and burial at St Joseph's Cemetery.
A panel discussed nurse education breaking down curriculum and clinical experience for nursing candidates. Alumni and faculty from Samaritan and Tulere Mullen nursing programs attended events with demonstrations and hospital tours.
A garbled New York broadcast fragment reports Mrs Kinsevelt indicating support for Hogan. The text mentions Roosevelt, a television program, and a political vote linked to a district and a Democratic candidate, with unclear surrounding details.
Cub Pack 31 held a graduation and awards event at Waterford Stethodist Church with Jacinel hall audience. Scouts led by Robert, Lajownessor, and Joseph Porotill presented badges, Bear and Gold Arrow awards, and service stars to members including Dean Goniers, George Mahar, Kenneth Peat, David Mealy, Ronald Willetts, Robe rt Piche, Charles Collins, Robert Thompson, and Dennis Rivage. Pack officials announced new leaders and future activities as the ceremony closed.
Mrs Philomena Scovebitd and Mrs Helen Hurring chaired a November meeting outlining the annual card party on November 29 and Christmas party plans. Virginia LaBorge named chairwoman. Rev Daley spoke on God’s Gratitude For Slow Favors. Members prepared for a veterans gift shop drive with donations to Burns Store and local auxiliary members to gather gifts for mailing by December 29.
Industrial leaders urged municipal governments to push for federal funding and form regional ties for community planning. They cited Albany and Syracuse areas and a long range capital program to guide development while stressing a proactive, business-friendly approach to attract industry. Courge Johnson of Niagara Mohawk Corp and William B. Mace Gregor of the Chamber of Commerce attended the meeting.
Mrs. Esther J. Int. 62 of 708 4th Ave suffered multiple injuries including possible fractures when struck by a car at 15th Street and End Avenue early last night. She was taken to Leonard Hospital by Ambulance Services Corp for observation. Driver Andrew Gagliandi, 20 Grove St, Mechanicville, described the vehicle as a 1936 model sedan traveling south in rather foggy conditions.
Alay Dy Piller of 836th Ave was awarded a Wilson National Fellowship to begin graduate work in history at Penn State. He graduates from Hamilton College in Clinton, where he was Phi Beta Kappa and part of the student cabinet committee. He worked summers for the Albany Exchange Savings Bank.
Interpreting The News discusses a Rockefeller allied effort labeled Citixens for Rockefeller, opening stores citywide to spread the gospel of Rockefeller. The piece notes tensions with Rockefeller supporters and a candidate for a high state office, accusing the group of aggressive tactics and parallels to past political clashes.
Fire department rushed to aid William Killian a 34 year old man found on a street corner near 2nd Avenue Yesterday afternoon. He was taken to St Marys Hospital by Ambulance Service Corp. Patrolmen Bernard Madsen and Alphonse Rosetti called the ambulance and officers Ralph Nusen and Kokoot Hayden responded.
Illand G. Batcheller, longtime head of Allegheny Ladinsteel Corp and former War Production Board official, received the Distinguished Life Membership in the American Society for Metals. He led the steel firm after key mergers, served as WPB vice chairman and operations chief, and earned the Presidents Medal for Merit. A memorial foundation funds rare scientific works near his Menands home.
In the Imperial Palace yesterday Emperor Yewhito and Empress Nagako welcomed US Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson and his wife. Anderson was in Tokyo for two weeks of informal talks with Japanese officials.
The board and officers of National City Bank of Joy commend President Rourke for his leadership and personal drive. Albert F. Heans notes the bank’s enviable position due to Rourke’s ability and personality, while McCarthy and senior directors emphasize his willingness to push hard to sustain growth and opportunities for the bank and staff.
A Halloween parade and activities for Corliss Park youngsters are set for tomorrow at Corliss Park Wall starting at dusk. Organizer James Brown announces youth events for ages two to twelve with adult supervision. A community meeting is scheduled Tuesday Nov 18 at 8 pm to discuss activities including ice skating dances and sound events. Key organizers include Clarence Ryan and Edgar Stillman with other volunteers assisting.
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