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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
10
The court announced a settlement in the Totem Lodge and Country Club case in Albany. The matter involved damages claimed by plaintiffs against Totem Lodge and related entities and was disclosed as the trial jurors had considered the matter.
Sonalajurion allegedly falls at the lodge on May 30 1966. Dr Walter McNamara of IBM Albany will address the Student Mathematica Society at 6 pm today at Sage Laboratory on algebra and analytical computing machines with demonstrations. The meeting is open to the public.
Israel's Foreign Minister Sharett spoke at the UN General Assembly amid debate on Israel’s admission. The Assembly voted that Israel is a peace-loving state willing to fulfill its charter obligations. Sharett urged peaceful neighborly ties with Arab states and full Jewish asylum to those in need. United States delegate Warren Austin reaffirmed support for Israel’s application.
Village trustees in Bennington Vermont convened a special meeting to discuss installing parking meters in the western district on a six to twelve month trial to address a growing parking problem. Representatives from manufacturers were invited to present demonstrations.
Critics in Loughborough praise a town library exhibit as a fine modern art example. The piece was created by a one year old boy who smeared colors on paper after the family cat stepped in the wet paints, a joke by his father.
Fourth and fifth grade pupils of School 18 watched a paper making demonstration by Earl G. Anderson of Scott Paper Co Fort Edward. Anderson showed manufacture and use of paper and helped students make paper. He was assisted by Robert Thompson and Albert Garrett, also of the company. Emma C. Clammet and Sara K. Flynn attended with teachers A Kathryn Cowan Testo Catherine F McMahon and Florence McNulty who arranged the program.
Cambridge police investigate a spree with Hatch Garage Randies Hardware Higgins Hardware and Falkenburg Feed Store looted. Burglars gained entry through back windows or front glass, stealing merchandise valued at about 630 dollars plus a can of ice cream. State Police from Troop G aid the inquiry.
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