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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
6
A Chicago written overview discusses atom bomb basics, separation methods for U-235 and plutonium, the critical size concept, and why a bomb cannot be detonated remotely by radar. It explains pile versus bomb behavior, neutron dynamics, and the necessity of bringing two subcritical pieces together to form a supercritical mass.
Women seek beauty help as complaints arise about aging looks and fatigue. The piece mentions beauty tabs, tonics, and salon aids marketed to revive youth and appearance, with scattered references to products and consumer attempts.
Cortland county news reports Grover A. Burrows aged 60 of Hew York narrowly escaped death when his rented taxi struck the locomotive of a Lehigh Valley freight train. He was treated at Cortland County Hospital for a bruised right knee and right thumb. The taxi front was sheared off and plunged into a ditch.
Olive Porter visits sister in Lang Teland while Hera Lesson entertains Connecticut relatives. Dora Conley to host Lis Nimble Needle Club. Leon Fi’s family welcomes Sandra. Woman’s Club meets at Valley Falls home of Mrs. Sharpe. Cadet Nurse Helyn Sample capped at St Marys Amster dam. parents Mr and Mrs Robert Sample attend. Mr and Mrs Donald Button Jr visit William Edwards in Franklin Nd. Joe Hayes leaves for Army. enlistee noted. Treadways host anniversary dinner in Toorick Fu l. guests include Lee Coonract family. F Loyd F Club luncheon followed by bridge. birthday of Mrs J Edwin Pinkham observed. guests include Mrs Caralite Snyder and Mrs Charles Lawrence.
Stillwater Upton Chapter EH 8 will sponsor a minstrel slow and Tom Thumb wedding in the high school auditorium on April 22 announced at the chapter meeting Wednesday night Miss Marjorie Osgood and Mrs Adelaide Waed are the committee In charge Invitations were received from Franklin Star Chapter for March 13 and Saratoga Chapter for March 1 when the Saratoga District Grand Officers will make official visits An invitation was also received to attend the meeting and reception for the Grand Officers of the State in Waterford April Mystery Night will be observed next meeting Sisters will be revealed and new ones drawn Mr s Lyman A Talman gave a China address Entertainment committee includes Mrs Anna Yarter and Mrs Ellen Deam Refreshments served by Mrs Mae B Osgood Mrs Sarah Stephens Mrs Alla Shorter and Mrs Hazel Sundbury Next meeting committee is Mrs Bernice Booth Mrs Gertrude Case Mrs Carolina Hale and Mrs Clara Schultz Entertainment committee is Mrs Gertrude Coons and Mrs Laure Peacock World Day of Prayer service held at Second Baptist Church with Mrs Wendell E C Stanford presiding assisted by Mrs Lyman A Talman and Mrs J Hy Rickact Guest speaker Br Bessie Payne of Chatham Food Sale Rosary Society met at St Peters Church parlor with Miss Kita Connor presiding A food sale planned for Friday March 22 Postponed monthly W W U meeting postponed one week due to World Day of Prayer service
Chattanooga report profiles Miss Gladys Ridgeway, a nearly blind instructor for adults at Hamilton County Home, who teaches Braille and bricklaying. Despite visual impairment since age six, she took up bricklaying after whooping cough halted indoor work.
UNRRA plans a London style conference in Atlantic City with 600 delegates, aides and reporters. Rooms at $10.00 per day, total expenses for food and board projected between $15,000 and $100,000, funded by participating governments and UNRRA budget. Most American attendees depart March 14 by special train.
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