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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1950
Page
10
New York suburban land prices climb as developers lower monthly payments to spur purchases. Estates sell around $500 per acre and homes fetch about $4,400 to $4,600 per acre in developing areas, as buyers plan for townsite growth and commercial sites expand.
An item on a radio program and its hosts references a forthcoming segment titled The Perapleite Ain New Ns Wa Gridan. The piece lists guests and topics including music and live performances with names and venue hints.
The article describes a Boston bank exhibit with aviation displays and historic artifacts, including models, paintings, and a feature by Pan American Airways head Jusia Trippa. It notes exhibits of early flight, balloon crossing histories, and connections to local sites like Squantum and the Old State House.
From Muscachuachs Hall to Harvard University, a drift through notable Boston figures connected to a venerable bank. The piece mentions Sorbos, a top polo player around 1900, and descendants of old New England families. It notes a Captain of a whaling ship, and links to Adams family ties with Charlie Francie Adams. It cites Edward Le Bigelow as successor to Forbes as bank president, and describes the bank as primarily a trust company with broader roles.
A garbled broadcast snippet mentions a vote skepticism debate and names of various locations and entities. Readable fragments reference political figures, media outlets, and potential election stakes, but details remain unclear and partially obscured. The note hints at ongoing coverage across multiple regions and programs.
Article fragment discusses U S potential use of an A bond and mentions Washington and officials. It references dates, places, and names in a jumbled OCR style, with uncertain details. The readable portions indicate stance on financial tools and possible timing but lack clear outcomes or coherent context.
A chaotic field report notes Bulgarian protests against Greek border violations and provocations. It mentions a wandering individual near a frontier who allegedly stole a horse from Greer, concluding with a censored exclamation.
Debeel Crum of Ballimyre reports a $5 gold piece appeared in a parking meter after he inserted a penny for 12 minutes. The meter malfunctioned, showing 0 minutes, and Crum alerted police who opened the meter to recover the coin.
A Yugoslav foreign ministry note rejects Albanian accusations of border violations. It states Yugoslav guards and air force did not violate Albanian territory and accuses Albania of inciting incidents along the frontier.
The veteran foreign wars observer Lewin warned the Korean crisis could echo Pearl Harbor with costly repetition. He said American and allied forces face a renewed risk as tensions escalate and fighting intensifies.
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