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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1949
Page
11
A visit notes Finns quietly enjoying a dinner with Russians at an upscale Helsinki restaurant. They recount wartime behavior and contrast now with calmer postwar talk, remarking how Americans spend millions on toothpaste.
A weekly Salt Lake City bowling group of five blind or legally blind players achieves high scores under Lions Club sponsorship. Captain Fred Decker, a former railroad engineer, leads the squad with a top 1175 series. Members include Morris Shapiro, Archie Nelson, James H. Crouch, and David Larsen who has a double handicap. LaVar Thatcher coaches and tracks pin positions.
Lincoln Nebraska Wesleyan student and amateur magician Hugene E Glove twenty known as Houdini says older people are easier to impress and simpler to fool. He notes young audiences are more cautious and imaginative while he has twelve years of magic experience and two patented tricks sold to magicians. He studies psychology and aims to become a minister in the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
Johnonville residents report a weekend visit by Mr and Mrs James Simpson and family to Sid ney to visit his parents Mrs Asa Ogden has returned from Leonard Hospital after an operation The Westminster Fellowship Day will be observed at the Presbyterian Church with the youth leading the morning service under Let God Speak in cooperation with the United Christian Youth Movement and Youth Week The article also notes barley measurements and a reference to furlong in shoe numbers and the historical cheval manorial system.
Stockholm reports that Swedish neutrality remains costly with prices high and limited war talk. Nor-way and Denmark tilt toward Western alliances, Sweden avoids commitment, while a strong American car presence persists. Housing improves slowly as prewar German markets fade and Sweden seeks new buyers and markets.
Chicago psychiatrist Dr Sophie Behresdar acting director at the Institute for Juvenile Research says comic books are not as dangerous as some fear. She notes concerns about age-appropriate content and suggests parental guidance rather than censorship.
New York City schools prepare a special unit on American veterans for social studies classes. The program, produced with Disabled American Veterans, is being reviewed by the Board of Education for inclusion in curriculum materials.
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