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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
14
Beestes Derbyshire residents protest to the council over bus stop routing claiming current stops expose passengers to unsafe views and require alterations for safer, more direct routes in Neston.
Dr Agnew Morgan of the University of California reports that modern bread production robs bread of about 30 nutrients. She notes that the wartime enrichment program restored only four nutrients and suggests using good whole wheat flour mixed with dry milk to recover much of the lost nutritional value.
In La Junta Colorado during railroading’s early days schedules hinged on wind. Wind men atop underground wells pumped water into tanks. without wind there was no water and no steam for the trains.
Jamaica Inn in a Cornish moor village ends a four year dry spell after obtaining a licence to sell liquor. Stanley Thomas runs the pub and the building is famed from Daphne du Maurier novel and a Charles Laughton film. A milkman's horse, during a church walk, snatched at him in the peril of the auto mobile era.
Emma Willard School and Deerfield Academy Glee Clubs present a joint concert at 1 30 pm in the Emma Willard Assembly Hall conducted by Alfred Fench with soloists and an ensemble including Katherine K Davis Nancy Hanks and Miss Ellen Russell Manchester. The program features Bach Gounod Brahms Weelkes and Gilbert and Sullivan works in a tribute to Bach and a mix of choral pieces and sea songs.
A garbled OCR fragment references WOW Alliance and WROW FM 2 alongside mentions of GWR National An Fi and nearby auction terms. Names and places are unclear, but the text implies a broadcasting or auction context with several proper nouns and numbers extracted from a station or network listing.
California statutes passed in the last decades are challenged as failing to follow proper legislative procedure. Legal scholars note that most laws have not been enacted in the constitutional manner, though signed by officials. The state contends the rules exist, while observers urge adherence to statutory procedures.
Hamilton Fisher of the United Nations in Jerusalem said armistices between Israel and Arab nations could expire, potentially prompting renewed conflict unless renewed by a new peace pact. He noted only the current arrangements, not lasting truces, are at stake.
Mrs. Sarah O'Brien 00 of 1936 Fifth Avenue and her sister Mrs. Altea Dunphy of 78 South Mary Street were injured when O'Brien fell stepping from a curb at Broadway and Church Street. O'Brien was taken to hospital in a police ambulance. doctors grade her condition as fair.
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