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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1950
Page
11
The Troy Record reports rising refuse collection charges as cities impose higher rates for residential and commercial services. Details cite the 1900 Municipal Year Book with figures on pickup sizes and fee schedules, indicating broader regulatory changes and associated public concern.
Casteton District Trustees reelected three year term guardians at the Castleton annual Union Free deck meeting. Voters approved a budget of 123 405 and a increase of about 50 000 over last year. Despite the rise the tax rate will decrease.
Report describes young North Korean officers and soldiers trained at a military academy near Pyongyang. Prisoners say regimental leaders are 21 to 22 years old, with many graduates from Manchuria campaigns. They detail youthful leadership, Communist indoctrination, and harsh living conditions during the invasion.
William H. Aderhold will continue on the faculty of the Troy Business College after selling his interest to Arthur C. Backensto. Aderhold began as an instructor in 1905 and led the school’s management from 1968, while Bevitsdin joined in 1921 and Buckenste joined in 1925. The partnership with Homar O. Warren endured until Warren’s death, with Aderhold and Buckenste assuming leadership duties and gaining recognition as authorities in the field.
Senator Brewster argues for atomic bombs under UN supreme command in Korea. He cites possible international police deployment and says Russia blocked UN militia formation. GOP leaders discuss using atomic weapons and an international volunteer force to enforce UN decisions.
A fragment notes the United Nations broadening its role in the Korean war and ongoing discussions within the department.
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