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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1950
Page
2
An irregular reminiscence recalls a New York science convention and a romance from Bowne High School. Donald, once brilliant in chemistry, grows bitter, later joins the Manhattan Project, and credits his rivals with shaping his career. Dorrie reunites with the narrator and old memories surface.
South Cambridge writes Mrs. Guy Matthews is ill and homebound. Mrs. Stephen Dumas to return from Albany Hospital this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Cornell visited Mercy Herrington in Troy. Amy Eydlenhymer of Johnsonville spent weekend with Kenneth and Mrs. Gifford. Peter Mateovich and children visited Lloyd Pine family in West Hoosick. Franklin Lee and kids from Valley Falls visited N. H. Bassett family Sunday. Perry Kipp and Greenwich neighbors called on New Year.
New York report envisions next century style with furs from Mars and weightless, dirtproof fabrics. Designers like Adele Simpson and Mollie Parnis foresee rapid cycles, while others reference progress in clothing and bathing suit innovations. Social notes record New Year visits and family funerals among extended New York area communities.
The focal post office moved to the Dickinson home on Main Street. Local groups host New Year events at the Ameart ean Legion and St. John's Church. Several residents from Schaghticoke and nearby towns are listed as holiday visitors and guests. A card party and congregational meeting announce upcoming community activities. European monks preferred stained crafts in the 14th and 15th centuries.
Aart Martyn Van Hoek, 66, native of Holland and naturalized American, who managed one of the world’s most unusual horticultural projects atop Rockefeller Center, died Wednesday in New York. He oversaw roof gardens on three and a half acres above the complex.
Officials of Schenectady Railway Co seek to forestall foreclosure and receivership on a loan totalling 606 978 dollars with Mohawk National Bank holding 28 000. Reconstruction Finance Corp and Public National Bank of Brooklyn hold larger shares as plans are prepared for a zone fare system or run rescheduling. A. Leonard Reid of Mohawk National says a receiver could be appointed, though the company insists it aims to continue in business and will present a plan to RFC and banks in New York City this week.
Eight people were arraigned in Washington County Supreme Court in Hudson Falls on seven indictments. Pleas of innocent were entered and they were remanded for trial. Names include Edward and Elwin Ranslow and Delmar C. Rhine smith among others. charges cover forgery grand larceny and an indecent mis demeanor. A jury was chosen and trial was set for the negligence action by Melvin Belden against the Hudson Hotel seeking $3,000 for injuries.
Minnesota state officials estimate the population will be close to 3,000,000 when the federal census begins next April. The figure stands at 3,034,000 as of July 1, 1948, reflecting a 5.1 percent rise since the 1940 census.
The Record News papers legislative group elected officers at its annual meeting in Albany. Elected were Eman MN O'Brien, Gannat Robert G. Spivack, Leo Egan of the New York Times as first and second vice presidents, Doh Irwin and Raymond I. Borst among others, with John C. Crary serving as treasurer.
Fire department inhalator attended a medical call at 41 River Street yesterday for Clevester Ross who was taken suddenly. Rees was treated and deemed out of danger by Dr Bernard Stolz. The inhalator was used and returned to the station at 2 pm.
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