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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1958
Page
7
A historic notice proclaims a bill of sale for Manhattan Island and associated territories from New York State. It warns that failure to comply within 24 hours triggers penalties and enforcement actions by Toland and authorities.
Waterford Rescue Squad collects donations to defray ambulance operation costs and fund a parish redevelopment plan for Grace Episcopal Church ahead of its 150th anniversary in 1966. The drive includes a church supper and meetings, with updates on siren testing, choir rehearsals, and community activities across Waterford and nearby towns.
Daily Day exercises conducted Sunday by the Sunday School of Silliman Mor Mor Presbyterian Church with Harold McMillan superintendent in charge Kathy Wood and Sally Steraud delegates to the summer conference at Pilat Knob submitted reports Silver Bay Conference reports given Donald LaDrew and William Wells Mrs Kenneth Ayer spoke concerning the readers conference held at Well e College Aurora
Members of the Van Schaick Benevolent Assn will meet at Al's Restaurant on Ard Street to plan the Tralloween Dance set for October 25 at the Marconi Social Club. Francis Donien said committees will be formed.
Delegates from the School and Parent Teacher Association attended the annual District 4 Conference at Public School 24 Albany Friday night. The local delegation included Miss Laura Waffner principal Mrs Chester Bozlowski president and Mrs George Burger Mrs Eugene Guillaume Mrs James Calalfamo and Miss Lillian Ward.
The first degree will be conferred on a class of candidates at a regular communication at Cohoes Lodge T and A M tomorrow at 4 0 pm in the Masone Temple. Evan Ty Le Rue, master, will preside.
A new wage law raises basic pay for New York laundry and cleaning workers from 90 cents to 1 dollar an hour starting tomorrow. Part time limits are 30 hours weekly for laundry and 24 hours for cleaning and dyeing. The increase follows wage board recommendations from spring 1937.
Two Rensselaer County fire departments Clinton Heights and East Greenbush were among more than 20 groups in a Hudson parade yesterday afternoon. An open house at the State's Firemen's home, sponsored by the Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemen's Assn, drew attendees including elderly residents. The Yankee Doodlemen division Band from Albany and the Castleton Fife and Drum Corps also participated. The parade ran from Hudson to a mile north through the city. Speeches by Hudson Valley Association officials marked the event.
New York AP reports Robert Ieving, former Royal Ballet conductor, appointed chief musical director of New York Cy Ballet. He will lead the company into its 10th anniversary season in the fall after prior work on two television specials Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella.
Sir Winston and Lady Churchill travel toward Tangier aboard the Christina yacht for a golden honeymoon cruise around the Mediterranean. The voyage is described as a gift from Aristotle Onassis, the ship magnate.
Supreme Court Justice Paul D. Graves of Gouverneur will be honored at a dinner tomorrow at Newman's Take House on Saratoga Lake. Guest speaker is Hon. Joseph Rosch of Albany, former NYS Bar Association president and former general counsel of Delaware and Hudson Railroad, with Audrey Graves presiding at Ballston Spa term.
The North Troy Rod and Gun Club meeting at the Depkileli haus discussed fall and winter programs. Twelve Junior Hunters graduates were announced, with no further classes planned this year. The building committee spearheads rifle range improvements for safety and long range firing, and an archery tournament is set for November 1 and 2 at the clubhouse. Richard Kane will present wildlife films at the next meeting.
The January report shows British monetary reserves increasing with dollar reserves up 134 million dollars, approaching 2.4 billion in total. The month marks the largest reserve rise in nearly four years, linked to patterns in parade and currency movements across the Great Britain economy.
The article notes continued arms sales to rag nations by the U S Britain and France. It discusses forming a new bloc to replace the Baghdad Pact and expanding the Arab League to dilute Nasser. It also highlights two U N General Assembly victories for the U S, including debate on Hungarian executions and Khrushchev’s stance on national patriots.
The Hill Wards Republican Club holds an upcoming meeting to discuss early registration efforts. Thames Styles, club president, will preside at the regular session in the club rooms at 1900 15th St. on Friday and Saturday.
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