Radium Worth $5060 Recovered After City Dump Mixup
Police guarded a city dump where about $5,060 worth of radium was reportedly discarded with debris. Investigators sweep the Bujo dumps to locate the precious metal and confirm its loss or recovery.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
13
Police guarded a city dump where about $5,060 worth of radium was reportedly discarded with debris. Investigators sweep the Bujo dumps to locate the precious metal and confirm its loss or recovery.
Dr. Robert E. Vinson, former president of the University of Texas and Western Reserve University, volunteers at Alvarado Hotel feeding soldiers. He mentors and helps daily, earning the nickname Mr. Harvey. He led 60,000 radio and aviation students during World War I and later served as president of Western Reserve University.
Valley Falls reports show Robert Braden confined to home with grip. The Valley Falls Free Library annual meeting is set for Saturday at 4 pm in the library. Ardsl ey-on-Hudson guest Mrs. Albert H. O'Brien visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Stover. Mrs. James Harrington was in New York with Lieut Catharine Painter and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grosbeck of Darien Conn. The All American Bridge Club dined at Mrs. Caroline Snyder’s Melrose home with winners H. H. Sharpe Jane Milliman and Jessie Taylor. Sunshine Club held a dinner and dancing at the Valley Inn. Mayor W. H. McCarthy praised the group. Una Spearburgh, club president, received a corsage. Fire fatality Jamestown man Stone Gutnard Paknberg, 48, burned to death in a fire at a combined house and repair shop.
Army enlisted men were sentenced to 25 years at hard labor by a district martial for looting on supply trains. The defendants Anthony T. Chamberlin Duck Tes Robe el Tea Nethaniel W. Pyt Tony Diomedes were convicted of supplying trains and selling government property as testimony highlighted large quantities of cigarettes and rations looted en route to the division.
The notice lists movements and visits of residents including Mr and Mrs Warren Griggs, Mrs Marthe Lilvefield, Mrs Ning Stuart, Mrs Ada Snyder, Mr and Mrs Jay, and others. It mentions tax collection by Mrs Jennie Feathers at the Town Hall Saturday morning and several short social gatherings among neighbors in Cohoes, Troy, and Coehes.
Schusterville reports Mrs Paul Oslica underwent an operation for appendicitis at Sargioga Hospital. Bridge prizes awarded by Mrs TEL W Stanton and Mrs Abbie Tellair. Winston Reel writes he’s assigned to First Army headquarters in Belgium. Civilian soda and candy cuts planned for 1935 amid sugar shortages.
The War Emergency Administration seeks four million farm workers to sustain food production. Officials warn current output is threatened by labor shortages with many workers drafted or unavailable. Emergency workers focus on crops like cotton and potatoes as demand rises. Moscow reports French airmen aiding the Red Army against Germans in East Prussia, with clashes noted yesterday.
A dense catalog of beauty items including creams cleansers lipsticks nail enamel cuticle oil bath soaps and deodorizers with various brands and prices. The list features products such as Pearl Hand Cream M151 Magic Hand Cream Carnation sandalwood soaps Colgate Old Lavender soap and Arrid deodorant among others with prices ranging from 25c to 75c and small bundle offers.
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