Israel Hopes For Influx From Poland
A prewar population of 3,000,000 is cited with 2,000,000 said to have been wiped out by the Nasi and hundreds of thousands scattered to various countries since the war.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
1
A prewar population of 3,000,000 is cited with 2,000,000 said to have been wiped out by the Nasi and hundreds of thousands scattered to various countries since the war.
A New York study using electronic stethoscopes and heart monitors on television showcases how doctors in Poland and the United States diagnose heart disease. The setup lets clinicians compare patient heart sounds with visual ECG patterns, aiding early detection and training for physicians at Bellevue Medical Center and affiliated institutions.
In New Delhi a monkey catcher post remains vacant after a newly hired Muslim worker left during 1947 communal riots. Hindus refuse monkeys fearing them, while monkeys trash golf balls and roam dangers. Captured primates will be deported rather than killed. Municipal President Yudhvir Singh believes the venture could net dollars in US aid.
A 17 foot bronze statue of George Washington was installed at the George Washington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria Virginia. Sculptor Bryant Baker of New York completed the work in two years at a cost of 80000 dollars. The gift came from the Order of DeMolay a Masonic youth group. Washington is shown with hat in hand preparing to open a meeting of his old lodge.
London columns show 54 babies named Charles in 1959, more than double 1948, while overall top boys names list places John leading with 179, David, Richard, Michael and Christopher next. Girls favor Elizabeth with Susan first and Jane third. A separate crime note mentions a robber and a dog named Scooter. no further details provided.
Scooter the cocker spaniel scared away two bandits who demanded cash from a cleaning shop. The clerk Margaret Adams handed over $50 before the men pressed for more. Scooter watched quietly as the crime failed to proceed.
A New York notice describes flavored toothpaste pills for children. The maker says one pill freshens breath and reduces germs with safe antiseptic action. Pills are dissolved in the mouth before brushing and come in orange chocolate root beer strawberry and wild cherry flavors to entice kids.
Fragmentary OCR describes a voyage or dominion tale between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean with references to Marmara. The fragment mentions Celden Horn and a thematic throne or domain but remains largely unintelligible.
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