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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1950
Page
19
Buying a too elaborate car on a shoestring leads to trouble as safety hinges on fuel choice. Gasoline varies in volatility and anti knock rating, with blends and tetraethyl lead boosting performance. Cold motor operation also depends on fuel quality, affecting engine behavior and safety.
Religious Emphasis Week at Runcell Sage College opens with lectures by Dr Alfred Joupe and Rev John Dillenberger. In the Motor Mail section, readers learn car brake and gear advice, battery and wiring troubleshooting, spark plug gaps, and storage fuel tips, with questions answered by Mechanic Joe and Mr Russell.
Students will gather in college residence houses with Dr Jeeps and Rev Edward J L O Malley for a discussion on purposeful prayer the how and why. Community religious leaders including Rev Bradford H Bursham Rev Vaughn Anderson Rev Frederick Thelman Rev George Borthwick Rev William Blavin Rav Thomas Meehan Rabbi Solomon Moweson Rabbi Julius K Guttman Rabbi George Vida Rev Jack Cooper Rabbi Leo Geiger and many others will attend with Canterbury Club president Miss Virginia Cheney chairing the Interfaith Council meeting and sponsoring the program.
An old Fowler place house and adjacent garage near Lake Luzerne burned to the ground early yesterday. Van BR Rhodes Volunteer Fire Co. Luzerne firefighters arrived as walls collapsed and kept the blaze from spreading to nearby timber, noting the house had been vacant about four years with Seward Putman family as last occupants. Washington had higher per capita electric lights than any other state.
Bat John Chiplock of Service Co 108th Inf National Guard earned the Governors Honor Man title for the third time in a single evening during unit ceremonies before the weekly drill. Col John J Purcell presented the marketmanship award as Chiplock ranked among the top ten state carbine qualifiers and was among the top riflemen at the Peekskill range last Labor Day. The session opened with a training topic on employing armed forces.
Forces conducted by Sgt Peel orick Ryan split into groups for additional work phases. Basic to advanced training covered carbines M1 rifles and maintenance. Transportation and maintenance led by Caul feld, McInerney, Curley. Supply headed by Ken Brown, Del Ventrin oversaw special tracking. Alaska Highway length 1,520 miles costing 22 000 per mile with operating average 700 per mile.
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