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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
14
A reader argues any nation can build atomic bombs within five years. The piece cites Smyth report details and lists scientists like Fermi and Oppenheimer, contending industrial know how and deposits worldwide erase monopoly fears and that peaceful, rapid development is feasible for multiple nations.
Eagle Mills resident Wayne Kopped visited. Garfield School and Haunawick schools hold Thursday meetings. Corporal Swingle, son of Rev and Mrs Swingle, honorably discharged after three years in the Army Medical Corps. Red Cross drive led by Mrs Chuett, Brunswick Mills section under local quota. all-day sewing event Thursday at Mrs Patrie’s home with noon covered dish. World Day of Prayer observed at Methodist Church with offering for migrant workers and other causes. Eagle Mills Volunteer Fire Company to hold annual banquet Monday at White Lily Hall Grapseyville. officers to be elected. supper served by First Presbyterian Church of Brunswick. reservations required. Tank fire hose purchase increases coverage. fire house committee notes and War Department equipment inquiry.
Winston Churchill, painting his first portrait in 31 years, edits features with artist Douging Chandor guiding the session. Churchill remarks on adjusting the jawline and waist, shaping the likeness as the portrait progresses, aiming for a trimmer, sharper image.
The article describes Chandor planning a big canvas titled The Big Three of Yalta with portraits of Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill. It notes past sitters in Miami and Washington and says more sessions will occur in New York as Chandor aims to align the work with the postwar meeting dynamic.
A break in occurred Saturday night at Wanuabie office equipment after burglars entered through a window pane at the Bart J. Canavan services Fort Edward area. Several bicycles were observed as missing while the burglars damaged property and fled.
The League of Nations library, preserved largely intact through World War II, may be offered to the United Nations for a special international relations and peace library. In Geneva since 1929, the collection of 330,000 volumes could be transferred to a UN site or kept in Geneva, with deals contingent on keeping the library intact and expanding it. The decision rests with the UN and the League Council and Assembly as they meet in Geneva to determine whether to transfer or relocate to another seat such as Lausanne.
The father Charley N. Dogloppet of Grand I4tind received the Congressional Medal of Honor from General LeWynd SY. Hlohba in a ceremony at Trinity Church. Private Doglopper died June 4 while his unit diverted enemy fire and secured a bridgehead over the Merdaret River in France.
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