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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1949
Page
6
A fragmented OCR item notes a greeting card that traveled long distances to reach its recipient. It mentions a printing shop and a message about the card’s journey, with ambiguous names and places such as Fitchburg and UPA Christ.
In Dahle, Lebanon near the eastern Mediterranean, about five thousand miles from Fateh wry, a card was made by a company on the opposite corner rotor the Bat e home, and James Satal received it from his half brother.
A special meeting of the Troy Chapter of the Syracuse University Alumni Association will be held next Thursday at 8 p.m. at the YWCA. Executive director Ofiss J. Winifred Hughes will be guest speaker, with alumni invited and no reservations needed. The gathering aims to discuss scholarships and recruiting worthy students to Syracuse, as the chapter already funds a local scholarship.
San Antonio UPI report notes airborne molds like penicillin may yield new antibiotics and treatments. Dr Bieberdorf and team trap molds at the Southwest Research Institute, finding common types and some yielding antibiotic substances in culture. The study links molds to allergies and secondary infections, urging more medical school expertise in mold diagnosis.
No cases ready for trial in the Supreme Court for Rensselaer County yesterday. Justice Donald J. Taylor recessed court to 10 a.m. Monday. The February special term will be conducted here today by France Taylor. Three negligence cases were set aside after noon: Dennis J. Connally v Mary A. Vallee trespass. Barbara Swart by Alfred Swart v Frank Mahoney auto accident damages. Francis Gannon by Theresa Gannon v United Traction Co damages for a fall on a bus.
George Lane as master will preside at the Halfmoon Junior Grange meeting this evening. Mrs Wares Williamson lecturer will present a George Washington program at the Halfmoon Grange gathering Tuesday evening. The C S Hawley Chemical Co hosts the Clifton Park and West Crescent fine competition smoker at the Halfmoon Fire House Tuesday evening.
Senator Cain urged the Senate Armed Services Committee to oppose confirmation of Wallgren for a major defense and security role. He argued the ex governor and longtime Washington figure lacks the required capacity and temperament for the job. Cain claimed Wallgren prospered in state politics since 1932 and urged scrutiny of his qualifications and past associations.
Fragmented text discusses Nis attributes and effects on world politics and economics, noting lack of readiness to repel an invader or wage victory against an enemy. The passage is garbled and incomplete, offering few clear facts or names.
John Graham 15 of Sunadé Heights fell at Knickerbocker Junior High School playground. He suffered a possible fractured left wrist and was taken to Leonard Hospital for observation, held by police for report.
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