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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
4
The estimate places the galaxy’s size well beyond a hundred thousand suns, suggesting a vast stellar population. Researchers note the figure reflects early astronomical models and ongoing refinements as telescope data improves.
Eleven Irish American World War II soldiers will be flown to Ireland on July 5 for burial in family cemeteries, per the official plan announced yesterday. The request comes from the next of kin, a common practice for families wishing their war dead buried in their homeland.
A Glens Falls man, Larry E. Leyda, 28, jailed in Clinton and Great Meadow Prisons, failed to overturn his 1945 first degree robbery conviction with a writ of error coram nobis. He argued mis plea and arraignment. Judge Glassbrook dismissed the bid for lack of conclusive proof of deception.
Herbert Hoover told the House Armed Services Committee it would be dangerous to create a chairman for the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He warned the office would place too much power in a single military official while supporting the bill’s aims to empower the Secretary of Defense and fix unification law flaws.
Brookline Massachusetts early yesterday death of Dr. David Philipson a Cincinnati Ohio resident oldest retired rabbi of Reformed Judaism in the United States at Beth Israel Hospital was reported.
Lafayette College Zeta Psi members mentored a dozen local youths with police records. With probation officers, each frat brother adopted one youngster, guiding them through hikes, boxing, games, and encouragement. The program improved attendance and behavior, and the pairs will part for three months’ summer leave while others continue the work.
A fire at the Utah Ice and Storage Co. facility in Salt Lake City caused about 1.198 million dollars in damage. The origin of the blaze was undetermined after the fast moving fire raged through the plant yesterday.
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