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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1949
Page
3
Twenty sailors from the Royal Navy at Singapore are acting as human guinea pigs for tropical weather condition tests. They perform physical tasks in a resource laboratory at the College of Medicine from eight am to five pm daily to reproduce conditions aboard ships in tropical waters.
Captain John J Thach, famed Navy pilot and trainer at Pensacola NAS, will speak Thursday night to the FPI branch of the Institute of Aeronautical Defences at Rickett's Building. His talk, Training Aspects of Airplane Flying, targets aeronautical engineering students, with all interested welcome. He helped develop the Thach school and invented air combat methods used in World War II.
Round Lake residents update includes Mrs A O Roberts moving to Miss Alice Pattison's home and today's Women Round Lake Improvement Society meeting at 2 pm. Williams presides with executive committee at 245 BM. Red Cross campaign runs to March 15. Fidelis Circle met at the Methodist Church with nineteen members attending.
Mrs H Beecher Wilson hosts the Nifty Knitters Club with members including Mrs Willard Lohnes and Mrs Chester Brown plus visiting Mrs Stanley Spurr of Walthem Mass. Rev Noel P Conlon opens All Saints Church auxiliary Lenten lectures on the Book of Common Prayer 400th anniversary. Boy Scouts Court of Honor advances Cubs and Scouts in Troup 9 with multiple rank promotions and merit badges. Richard Rosenbrock becomes first Eagle Scout in the Western District of Saratoga County Council.
The Socialist Unity Party press in Berlin reports the Basentia port fleet on the Battle island of Rusgens is the first step in a two year plan to collectivize the economy in the Russian occupied zone. Twenty cutters start, rising to two hundred, with ships built in so called people s owned yards.
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