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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1965

Page

3

Was Lighthouse Lens Buried In Civil War Sand?

Pigeon Point Lighthouse in California displays a bronze revolving lens built by Henry Le Paute. lore says the Cape Hatteras and Fort Sumter lenses were buried to shield them during the Civil War, a claim disputed by Coast Guard officials. The lens remains in use with modern electrification and aid devices.

Pescadero Calif Pigeon Point Henry le Paute Paris San Mateo County Pacific California New England South Atlantic Cape Hatteras San Mateo Historical Society la Peninsula N. C U.S. Navy Edward Rowe Snow Ft. Sumter Charleston S. C Cape Horn U.S. Coast Guard James Boyd 12Th Coast Guard District San Francisco Callifornia U.S. Treasury Coast Guard C. Shipp Pigeon Whale Point Congress

Equal-Length Class Periods Not Realistic Says Stanford Expert

Stanford University professor Dwight D. Allen argues equal-length class periods are impractical. He notes some subjects require teacher contact only briefly while others need longer in-class lab work and reading. He adds home study is less effective due to after-school conditions and limited access to reference books, and parents cannot assist with modern curricula.

Stanford Calif Dwight D. Allen Stanford University Allen

Asa Gray Manual of Botany Overview

Top botanist Asa Gray issued the Manual of Botany in 1848 as a practical handbook for American botanists, guiding study, taxonomy, and plant classification for students and professionals.

Asa Gray

Slight Liberal Thaw Noted In East Berlin

A Reuters style report notes a liberal thaw in East Berlin under Walter Ulbricht with more toleration for writers artists and urban life. Despite signs of change the regime remains a police state and East Germans still risk escape attempts across the wall.

East Berlin Berlin NEA East Germany West Berlin Wall East Europe Walter Ulbricht Hungary Romania Russia Lenin Ulbricht Kremlin Moscow West Germany

Lutherans Emphasize Family Unity In Home Worship

MINNEAPOLIS UPI Efforts to strengthen family unity through worship at home are in curriculum aids for congregations of The American Lutheran Church. New materials aid fathers mothers and children in daily home worship. Harold Belgum family life director notes few church families include regular religious conversations and that table grace and bedtime prayers have become meaningless habits.

Minneapolis UPI American Lutheran Church Harold Belgum ALC Board of Parish Education

Mrs. Jessie Redcross Dies at St. Marys Hospital

Jessie Redcross 64 lifelong Troy resident died Tuesday night at St. Marys Hospital after a long illness. Survived by five sons, five daughters, three sisters, 47 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral from Riverview Funeral Home and St. Patricks Church with a Requiem High Mass.

Jessie Redcross Troy St. Mary's Hospital 6Th Ave St. Patrick’s Church Arnold Redcross Arnold J Forrest P Edward V Paul M James M. Redcross Jane Jones Mildred Lafavour Betty J. Rubinski Marie

Middlefield and Liverpool Guests Visit Local Families

Johnsonville residents Mrs. N Cushing and families listed, plus Mr. and Mrs. David Herring with children from Middlefield and Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett and daughter from Liverpool, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Herrington. A family picnic was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Herrington. Westchester visitors Otto Begin and son stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rapp, while Walter Bell and Armonk visitors joined Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Akin for a weekend visit. Brook lyn guests Nicholas Mintello and daughters visited Mrs. Ruby Gottsfeld and Mrs. Pauline Esmond.

David Herrington Middlefield Conn James Bennett Liverpool Howard Herrington Kenneth Herrington Otto Begin Westchester Karl Rapp Walter Bell Armonk Ralph Akin Nicholas Minutello Brooklyn Ruby Gottsfeld Pauline Esmond

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