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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
8
Yale opens dormitories converted to apartment units to house married veterans and their families. About eighty married ex servicemen with children have moved in as 600 veterans applied for the fall term, highlighting housing shortages. Rent ranges from 30 to 58 monthly for varying four room layouts, including utilities and heat.
University families faced higher costs as a $75 monthly allotment fails to cover living expenses. A Senate subcommittee weighs a $15 raise, but many families expect food costs of about $60 to $70 monthly and housing, with mothers notably hit. Jack Atherton, Navy veteran, estimates large future expenses for engineering studies, while Susan and Michael add to the strain with the coming costs.
Reporter Fred Tew rides Bell Aircraft’s experimental two seater helicopter. The uncovered framework reveals a propellerless design. The craft rises vertically, skids sideways, then performs an auto rotation test showing rotor safety. Flight feels like an elevator and a ferris wheel combined with bird eye views.
Townsend Club No 3 will meet at Diamond Rock Hall tonight. Thomas Fox, president, will be in charge. Games and refreshments will be enjoyed.
The Appellate Division sets four Supreme Court terms for next year in Rensselaer County alongside five County Court sessions. Grand juries appear with all terms except October, plus a special Tuesday County Court session at 10 a.m. Starting dates are January, March, June, September, and November.
Two more De partment of Public Safety members resume duty after leave for war service. Frank M. Amos among returning personnel reflects city staffing restoration.
The commissioner named Patrolman Marcellun J. Kavenough and Hoseman William Casey as temporary firemen. Both previously served in the Coast Guard and Army respectively and left for service in 1942.
The Argyle Presbytery of the United Presbyterian met Wednesday at the Greenwich Church. Rev. John Brownlee, pastor of Hebron Church and retiring moderator, delivered the sermon. Rev. M. G. Court, Carla Church pastor, was elected moderator for the coming year. The Presbytery named Roger VeSea eard of lie Greenwich Church.
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