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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1958
Page
12
In Beirut, shops opened for the first time in four months as the general strike eased. An agreement announced Wednesday allows businesses in the main area to stay open until 11 a.m. daily without fear of attacks, seen as restoring normalcy ahead of President-elect Fuad Chehab's take office on September 24.
The Sacred Heart Church hosts its annual Block Party with opening events at 7 pm and ongoing plans today at the Adame pscenae area between Park and Continental avenues. Music, dancing, fish fry, chowder and snacks will be offered as parish groups supervise booths and activities under the general chair Una LaBeau and committee treasurer Donald Meehan.
Arrangements by the Ladies of St Anne Society of St Marys Church for an outing to Brandt Lake on Saturday September 14. Bus transport will be chartered and the group will depart from Levensvale School. Members may invite friends. reservations led by Mrs George Sickles and Mrs Arthur Livernant. Whiteh will close Sept 30.
The Cahose Nod and Gui Cob Gun Club announces its annual family picnic on Sunday September 21 at the club grounds on Lincoln Avenue. President John Breton says the event opens around 1 pm weather permitting with a full program. Tickets are sold at Rod and Gun club rooms. members and guests invited. Proceeds fund the purchase of a vast plant and Grafion for use as picnic and camping grounds. William Evans and Leo Gagnon entertain.
Reports from Virginia show mixed progress as schools struggle with integration amid Supreme Court action looming on Little Rock. In Arkansas, Van Buren pupils walked out and 13 Negroes faced denial of enrollment while remaining students debated attendance, with officials preparing for federal integration enforcement.
Monthly Troy Exempt Firemen’s Association meeting set for Monday at the Elks Club. President John Latfferty will outline reports from delegates to summer conventions including Madson Valley Mohawk Madson and the Syracuse state gathering. William de Pagan to address the board at next session.
The policy committee stated Hogan would be an excellent senior choice and urged Liberal Party backing for his independent bid. It deplored his omission by the Democratic organization but argued this should not affect his qualifications or the party’s support.
The O'Brien-Baker Auxiliary announces a fashion show at the Van Curler Hotel in Schenectady during the state convention Friday Sept 26. Kay Mulholland Shenectady Troy unit rep to sessions, and a fundraising social is set for Sept 17 at Mrs June Fitzgeralds home with a general meeting Oct 1 for officer elections.
In a Liberal questionnaire Moody Hoget and other figures are cited as the party weighs candidates for state offices. Carmine De Sapio backed Drogon for the Senate nomination as Gov Averell Hardman and Mayor Wagner shifted support. Richard Lipsitz, a Buffalo labor lawyer, declined the Liberal nomination for State Attorney General citing personal and business reasons.
The Legion, backed by 8 policy, opposes any recognition of Red China in trade and diplomacy and targets U S aid to India. Madame Chiang Kai shek warns Asia hinges on U S leadership amid the Quemoy threat. Legionnaires attack U S foreign policy, criticize the Supreme Court, and call for tighter anti subversion actions while pledging 2,700,000 members to bolster support.
Partial readable lines indicate MayFair Post No 4 at Shreveport with references to Nevkiey M. Dennis as post officer and an assertion that Shreveport post will become the largest in size by November amid a drive by members. The fragments are unclear but suggest a organizational report on post growth.
Marine Midland Corp declares a quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on common stock to be paid October 1 to holders of record September 1. A 50 cent per share regular quarterly dividend on the 3% convertible cumulative preferred stock, par value 50, payable October 13 to holders of record September 1, 1948, was also declared. The company will hold an informal stockholders meeting in Elmira October 22 for its stockholders in the seventh banking of functions. The Manufacturers Bank of Troy is a member of Marine Midland Corporation.
A South Carolina notice says authorities suspended a repeat traffic violator who died in a wreck the same day. A highway patrolman visited the driver’s home to serve the suspension, finding the door bearing the warning.
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