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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
1
Washington dispatch outlines the struggle to balance peacetime atomic energy development with weapons programs. The commission notes enormous technical challenges, costs, and safety needs, detailing projects for ships propulsion, materials testing, and pilot reactors while emphasizing the goal of producing more fuel than is burned.
The article outlines a breeder reactor project at Arce Idaho with a $2 5 million fuel breeding line and a $25 000 sleeve, explaining how a breeder could turn uranium into vastly more usable fuel, aiming for peacetime power. It describes the reactor’s intended operation by year’s end and touches on military versus peaceful use, noting fuel cost and efficiency concepts.
Granges in Reneselaar County announce a series of joint theme meetings titled Acres Of Proward to highlight rural benefits. May 11 Taconic Valley visits Brunswick. May 27 Brunswick goes to West Band Lake. June 12 West Band Lake to East Greenbush. June 30 East Greenbush to Pittstown. July 6 Pittstown to Johnsonville. Aug 3 Johnsonville to Melrose. Aug 9 Melrose to Hoosick. Funds raised support a new dining hall for local 4H Camp.
Charles W. Leltzall 90, longtime pastor of the First Lutheran Church Albany and president emeritus of Hartwick College, died Monday night at his Oneonta home. The service details were not provided.
Harold H. Smith, 60, former Democrat mayor of Middletown New York from January 112 to January 1e4, died Tuesday of a heart ailment at Horton Memorial Hospital. The obituary notes he built the hospital and served the city in a lengthy public career.
The fragmentary OCR text from a Manon event is garbled and unreadable, preventing a reliable summary. No clear people, places, dates, or outcomes are identifiable for a factual two-line record.
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