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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1949
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes that Nadie of the earth from the touter to the curfece spans nearly 4005 miles, yet no one has traveled more than five or ten miles of this distance, underscoring vast unknown regions.
President Truman named Gordon Dean and Henry Dewolf Smyth to the Atomic Energy Commission after accepting Robert F Bacher’s resignation. Dean is USC law professor and practitioner. Smyth chairs Palmetto University physics. Bacher cited eight years in defense research and public work and left with Truman noting the loss of his counsel.
The record notes the absence of an elected governor since 1349 and the lack of a senator since the national Democratic sweep of 1936, highlighting a long period without statewide executive or senate representation.
Rites are set for Sameer FP. Birney a Navy veteran killed in action November 3 1943 in the Islands. Military honors will be provided by Thomas F. Heaty and Mons Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church. Interment in St Marys Cemetery Troy. Body arrives tomorrow at 11 55 a.m. at Troy Union Depot and is taken to the funeral home. Mr Birney was a lifelong resident of Troy living in St Fran.
Richard Birkmayer presented a Sunday piano recital under Prof Frank C Hunter of Russell Lace College at the Little Theater at 4 pm. The program featured Moonlight Sonata and chorale numbers by Chopin Mendelssohn Schubert MacDowell and Reinhold.
Jersey City New Jersey voters highlight the high stakes as 74 year old Frank Hague seeks re election supported by his nephew Frank Hague Eggers. Opposing him is John V Kenny leading the Freedom Ticket slate of four Democrats and one Republican in a battle that could threaten Hague’s grip on state party leadership and the city’s long standing political machine.
The excerpt highlights how Blaste and other American families believe solving problems requires self-reliance. It stresses that real families gain income and happiness when they achieve peace of mind through prudent financial and life management efforts.
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