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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
6
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announced a new wave of faculty promotions totaling seventeen, the largest single-time count in the college’s history. The list includes additions across engineering mathematics chemistry and other departments, highlighting tenure achievements and prior leadership roles.
The passage profiles several RPI faculty born in New York Connecticut and Indiana, detailing education at Rochester Harvard Purdue and Lafayette, wartime research and engineering consulting roles, and memberships in Sigma Xi Tau Beta Pi and other societies. It notes teaching duties at RPI and contributions to metallurgy engineering plastics geology and electrical engineering.
Supreme Court for Rensselaer County reconvened with Justice Gilbert V. Schenck reporting two cases settled. Court continued as a scotrefóesee was heard regarding possible third action compromise. Sessions adjourned to 10 am as grand jury readiness was noted and more cases proceeded.
Pownal by J F Spencer reported missing since April 14. He has not written to his parents Mr and Mrs Blaine Spencer through his chaplain. He is said to be safe and will write soon. Berkshire County Mass American Legion Auxiliary district director Mrs Lewis Bass elected. Bass and others received hospital visitors' school certificates. Mr and Mrs Sidney Clayton returned to Yonkers after months here caring for Mrs Clayton's mother, Mrs George H L Dunn, who died a week ago. Mrs Roy Tooker,
Tankers crew member and Sir John Ryan family members attended the funeral for Miss Margaret Ryan who died suddenly a week ago. Transport home was disrupted by weather. he reached by plane then train and could not leave for the funeral. Walter J. Stockwell, one of the first American soldiers liberated, arrived at his parents' home.
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