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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1965
Page
2
A newly signed device provides a wheelchair with its own grip and propulsion to ascend stairs, allowing users to climb multiple steps without external power. The invention aims to improve mobility for users experiencing stairs as a barrier and could impact accessibility in public spaces.
Troy volunteers led by Daniel M. Cunning and Richard D. Merriman will canvass about 150 firms under the theme The Promise of Longer Life. Knights of Pythias also join with Aaron Paul chairing, aiming gifts to the Heart Fund and citing a 7 percent drop in cardiovascular deaths among men ages 45 to 64 as momentum.
Miss Gertrude S. Norton was reelected chairman of the Eddy Memorial Foundation at the annual meeting held Friday. Mrs. W. Leland Thompson was named vice chairman and Miss Juliette M. Shields secretary.
William C. Alber of 315 S Lake Ave elected commander of the Second Area Department of the New York Army and Navy Union. He leads garrisons in Albany to Washington counties and oversees unit inspections and coordination of activities.
A Lans ingburg motor scooter collision case involving Lloyd Wetsel and Robert Welsh, both 18 at the time and 16 when injured, settled for 6000 dollars. The payout covered medical costs and damages from the Sept 20 1962 accident at 116th Street and 6th Avenue in Speigle town. The settlement was approved by Supreme Court Justice DeForest Pitt.
The writer recalls hearing receipt pronounced ree SEET from Iowa to New England while noting recipe appeared later in cookery. He cites a 1689 English booktitle and cites the Latin recipere origin. The piece reflects regional language variation and nostalgia for the old form receipt in Victorian kitchens.
Twelve loyal regiment soldiers stationed at Barnard Castle England were charged with mutiny after officers said they left an exercise and went into a pub. The incident was reported by UPI.
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