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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
17
Big trucks traverse the city hauling pulp wood to West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co plant. Officials say daily shipments total about 378 cords to stock piles for 40,000 cords and a three month supply. Rumor of halted purchases denied as authorities confirm orders to keep haulers busy into late spring.
Reports describe how bark on logs and pulp wood handling affect production as markets swing from seller to buyer. Companies retain a backlog of 40 000 cords to prevent shortages while some plants pursue barked wood with special equipment amid ongoing demand for paper products.
Charles Brown is ill and confined to bed. Constance Ellett is at St Marys Hospital for a tonsillectomy. Grievance Day set for Aug 9 at noon at the Town Hall. Robert Whittmer and family enjoy a month’s vacation at Finger Lakes. Mrs B S Sawyer of Chicago visiting her sister Mrs J E Wagar. Mr and Mrs Ward Wagar of Troy visited John Burdick. Firemen sponsor a social at the Town Hall Saturday with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Conrad Schafer of Glendale visiting Fred Eberhard. Mr and Mrs Oliver Crandall and family were weekend guests of Raymond Smith at Girth Cyt MF.
Round Lake resident Allen H. Paul of Miami Florida died recently at Key West while on a business trip after several weeks of illness. He was born in Troy the son of the late Philip and Mrs Paul and a graduate of Troy High School and the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. He was identified with the community and church circles.
The Dutch and Indonesian Republicans agreed to a ceasefire in Java and Sumatra, effective midnights Aug 10 and Aug 14 respectively, as part of talks toward a United States of Indonesia. Leaders pledged to remove fear, pursue peace, and supervise joint patrols to uphold order.
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