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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1958

Page

22

Four Watervliet Teachers Retire After Long Service

Four veteran Watervliet Public Schools teachers retire as the 1950 59 year opens. Honored are Miss Lucille Cross Mary Smith Jessie Trant and Wiss Lenat Wald who had long careers in the district. The article outlines Cross career as a music and art educator and community leader.

Mra Hucretia Cross Mize Mary 2 Wateryuet Kuma Witla’ Conservatory Syracuse University New York State Syracuse Watervliet Cachors Alan Annie Red Cross Miss Smitt Cohueseacher Wade Wate Shisly New Yor Atale College For Albany Sutth New York State Teachers’ Assn Wilerobio New York

Dorp Team Tops Hanks In Tourney

The Newers Lean fem Sehe defeated the Hanks of Walerylight Thursday in a Saine tat plated in the WR devhet Softball Tournament. Bob Caney earned the win while allowing five hits and Jota Verra was behind the plate. Jem Loucks remained for the Hanks after Jon Olsen caught. Wall Jabtorski connected for the Hanks as Tony Kasparian also contributed.

Lean Fem Sehe Hanks of Walerylight Bob Caney Jota Verra Jem Loucks Hanks Jon Olsen Wall Jabtorski Tony Kasparian Tara Hanks Stipe

Knights Visit Auriesville for Statewide Pilgrimage

The Watervliet Council Knights of Columbus plan their statewide pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs in Auriesville on Sunday. The event features a parade through grounds, prayers at the shrine, a procession to the ravine, Mass in the Great Coliseum, and bus transport from Lees Street and Third Avenue. Reservations with George B. Norton are requested.

Watervliet Knights of Colcibus Our Lady of Martyrs Aurienville Vrank M Linshan Sehe Neefady Bale Magin Auvillary Kishan Diocese of Allany Pam Ehvine Louvres Orbs Lee Street Third Avenen Maan Enivd Avenue Corneil Fifteenth Street Bruseway Broadway West On George B. Norton

Three Hurt In Boght Rd Collision

Three youths were injured in a Boght Road collision yesterday morning near 8 20 am. Anthony Casale, 15, of Watervliet, sustained a right leg injury. Jack Gahill, 18, Weservliel, had injuries to the left index finger and right leg. They were passengers in a car driven by Robert A. DeSotto, 20, Latham, who remained in the wreck. The other car operator, John Stangeby, 30, Latham, was treated for facial injuries at Meitarial Hospital. Colonie Police reported icy pavement on a curve caused the crash and Gedlacek led the investigation.

Robert A. DeSotto Arcadia Ave Latham Ht Colonie John Stangeby David Meitartal Hospital Altea Joseph Gedlacek Colonie

Council Authorizes Auction for City Land Sale

Watervliet City Council held a public hearing on closing part of Callahan Avenue. No residents protested. ordinance directs City Manager Nubile to sell the land at a public auction October 10 at 10 am. Land runs 172 feet along Callahan’s east line and 178 feet along its west line near Behr Manning parking. Council also OK’d sale of abandoned Erie Canal land between Second and Third avenues and Fourth Street to extend back yard boundaries. Frank Hanrahan reappointed to Municipal Civil Service Commission until June 1, 1982.

Watervhiel City Callahan Avenue Nicholas J. Nuble Behr- Manning Erie Nowmile Second Third Avenues Fourth Street Watervliet Frank J. Hanrahan Sixth Ave Municipal Civil Service Commission

Green Island Me annial K of Cf clan deans at Carroll's

Green Island Me annial K of Cf clan deans will be held at Carroll's wurove Sunday Sept. 14. Reservations may be made with John O'Brien chairman Johan J McNulty cochairman and Samuel A. Ingrata ticket shaikai. Reservatons close Tuesday. Alan Society Elects The Maliad Mutual Aid Society elected officers Frank De Marco president Frank Cocca vice president Michael Cocca treasurer John Botticelo financial secretary Giuln Fusco corresponding secretary Angelo Pusen sergeant at arms.

Annial K Clan Deans Carroll John O'Brien Johan J McNulty Cochaireman Samuel A. Ingrata Shaikai Reservatons Alan Society Maliad Mutual Aid Society Frank, de Marco Frank Cocca Michael Cocca Jihn Botticelo Ulin Fusco Sand Angelo Pusen

Six In Area To Join Old Auto Tour

Six members of the Automobilists of the Hudson Valley join the 18th Glidden Tour traveling through Newcastle NL and Brookline Mass. from Sept. 18 to 25. About 50 antique cars are expected with participants from Schodack Center to Stanford and Vermont. The tour, revived since 1946, is sponsored by the Antique Automobile Club of America with the Veterans Motor Car Club. The Clancys, who started the tour last year, finished in a modern car after a prior disaster.

Automobilists Nudson Valles Lyon Byerton Woods Newcastle Brookline Mass Ase Aimeeson Munewm Velen MT America Ealy Ares Ares Pauline B. Stigok Schodack Center Deane Sitplex Coupey Karl Mannehecker Jtatham Stutz Nown J. Chaney Loudlanville Lim Sleven-Darwen Joseph North Benj Olnaton Dy Willian L Stanford Gua Eiliou Sehe-rnoorady Ford She Wyner Vidson Valley Dhe Mrs. Clancy Steven Durgen Winchester Clancys

Two Sailors Die in Crash Near Salem Connecticut

A damaged report from UT indicates two sailors were killed in a road crash near Salem Connecticut. The victims were identified as from New York and New Jersey and were aboard a military unit based on the scene near New London. Details remain incomplete due to the fragmentary OCR.

Salem, Conn Paleo Burlin B Bathan al Groltoes Dames Abdole Aw Halon NY Job Lynch Toaneek Nad Marold Jolieforth Mitins New London

Odd Fellows Meet Monday At Center

The Triton Lodge of Odd Fellows will resume regular meetings after a short recess on Monday at the Jewish Community Center. Plans for future fall and winter events will be discussed and a report by Reuben D. Cohen, judge delegate, on the recent state convention in New York City.

Triton Lodge of Osid Fellows Siater Wight Reuben D. Coen New York City

Reds Warned continues from Page 4 on Formosa defense

Reporters crowded Eisenhower's vacation room to hear secretary's warning about China's threat and U S response under a joint resolution. The statement stressed Nationalist capability to defend Formosa with U S assist only if needed, linking Quemoy and Matsu to Formosa defense, while avoiding immediate U S troop employment.

Uy Nowsten Eisenhower Critie J Naval Base Arkansas Gov. Ort &, Peubus

President Eisenhower Hostes Noted Delegates At Lunch Reception

President Eisenhower had lunch after meeting with Dulles and then played golf with visiting friends William Robinson of Coca Cola George Allen of Washington and Gettysburg neighbor John Hay Whitney ambassador to Great Britain Earlier in the day he met briefly with Whitney’s predecessor Winthrop W Aldrich at St James's Gatehouse in London context notes a political exchange about China and communism amid social engagements.

Eisenhower Dulles William {. Robinson Coca-Cola George Allen Washington Gettysburg John Hay Jock) Whitney Great Britain Whitney St. James Winthrop W. Aldrich

Red Chinese extend 12 mile sea limit claim

The article details Red China declaring a 12 mile sea limit around its coast extending to Quemoy and Matsu, challenging US and Allied positions. It recounts naval skirmishes where Nationalists sunk 11 Reds warships and damaged 12, and notes a State Department rebuke rejecting any 12 mile border claim. It also mentions US stance on Formosa and foreign ships needing Peiping's permission to traverse the new line.

Ilu Quemoy State Department Washington Red China U. S Reds Quemay Matsu United States China Formosa Ching U.S Sanreas Nramntiy Oslo

Civil Rights Struggle Over Voting and Registry Laws

The article details a federal effort to halt discriminatory voter registration in Terrell County Georgia. It cites a grand jury in Maton, Ga. not indicting three Dawson police officers over fatal shootings and describes a Justice Department suit against Terrell County registrars for denying Negro citizens the right to register. It lists several local teachers and residents denied registration and cites alleged literacy and writing deficiencies used as pretexts. The piece also notes a broader context with Civil Rights leadership and a Senate confirmation of a civil rights division head after southern opposition.

Negloes H White Senate Maton Dawson Terrell County Justice Department Lestiany Arand Rogers Marine Corps Livesinh Dawson Terrell

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