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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1958
Page
3
In Richford an aging family home, tied to a man born in 1899, shows severe decay with a crumbling foundation and overgrown surroundings. The property reflects long-term neglect amid a changing neighborhood, signaling potential safety concerns for residents and passersby.
New York State Labor Department reports a continued decline in unemployment claims for the week, totaling 405,300 with 48,500 on extended benefits. Upstate areas show concentrated activity while newly employed claims rise to 46,500. Continued claims include 86,000 under extended programs amid layoffs in apparel, food processing, auto, steel, and electrical machinery sectors.
State and New York City benefit claims rise and fall through 1958 with totals reaching 126000 exhaustions and 217500 NYC claims. Regular claims total 175000 statewide, up 69 percent from a year ago, while extended benefits show 46000 in the rest of the state and 1500 in NYC. Payments totaling 376000000 since January 1 reflect ongoing benefit disbursements.
Watters Lipka son of Mr and Mrs Waller Lipka of West Crescent returns to States Teachers College New Paltz to resume art education studies. Mr and Mrs Joseph Primeau of West Crescent hosted a surprise early Saturday night for their daughter Dorothy marking their 20th wedding anniversary. Mr Wilfred Vesna and family returned to their home in West Crescent after five weeks at Black Beach. The text notes a party involving Mr and Mrs Stimley Bigney and daughter Marsha of Waterford.
Rising costs, enrollment growth, teacher shortages, crowded rooms, and funding gaps strain schools. Commissioner James E. Allen Jr urged principals and superintendents to elevate education as an intellectual core and champion excellence to strengthen democracy and state progress.
The Cambridge White Creek Auxiliary leads a September fund and food drive for the Home for Aged Women of Washington County in Greenwich. The home relies on local volunteer contributions with no county funds. Each town’s quota is based on assessed valuation. two towns share a quota of 100. The home houses 17 residents, including three from the local area. Mrs. Frank Siogan serves as local auxiliary chairwoman.
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