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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1949
Page
11
An individual was elected to the national board of directors of the Foreign Amendment, Wilkes former of Com marca, Das & Bradstreet, Inc. of New York City, and Philadelphia's Better Business Bureau.
The institute hosts 170 foreign students from 46 countries with Latin America leading the groups. Colombia 19, Venezuela 13, Brazil 11, China 9, India 8, Dominican Republic and Greece 6 each, Mexico Syria and Turkey 5, Bolivia Chile and Half 4, and several other nations with smaller counts. Among 157 undergraduates and 13 graduates, mechanical engineering leads with 27, civil 35, electrical 29, architecture 34, chemical 21, aero nautical and management eight each, metallurgy three, physics two, chemistry and biology one each. Notable students include Ard Athakravi from Bangkok and Sze Yung Chun from Hong Kong.
Police Justice Thomas O Connor ordered Howard Jones held for grand jury on burglary charge. Jones, 27, was released to his church pastor since the grand jury does not meet until March. Judge O Connor ruled the evidence shows a prima facie case and a committing magistrate must find guilt beyond doubt.
Thomas W Fox was installed president of Townsend Club No 2 at a Thursday evening meeting at Daemond Rock Hall 131 Fifth Avenue. Mrs Catherine Brayton of Hartford IX Y district deputy representative installed officers and addressed on Social Security. other officers and council members were named. Mr Fox was later named president of the 38rd Congressional District.
Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Edward Wella. The next meeting of the club is scheduled for Thursday evening.
Troy detectives arrested two teenage youths after they allegedly entered the Stetson restaurant at 22 112th Street about 11 pm Friday, rummaged the premises, and took 73 dollars. One youth, labeled a one year old boy by police, faced juvenile delinquency charges while the other was charged with burglary and violation of Penal Law Section 402. both cases adjourned for counsel. Detective Michael J. Kane, Sgt John Noonan and Plainclothesman Leon Barry led the arrests. about 15 dollars was recovered.
Barbara M. Lajtz daughter of John F. Lats married Jason P. McMee at St Paul the Apostle Church on Saturday at 1 pm. Rev Francis Hicks officiated the double ring ceremony. Margaret Lats maid of honor and Joseph McMeel best man led ushers Charles K. Lutz and Willan M. Luts. Reception at Germania Hall hosted 100 guests. Couple to reside at 24 Tenth Street and honeymoon in Keane New Hampshire.
A mock wedding staged Friday night at Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church by Mr. Clark's Sunday School Class under director Mrs George J Patterson. The wedding party includes Caro Van Heuzen, Robert Cart, Theresa Splak, Lawrence Beaudoin, Lilly Christiansen, Bryant Deckett, David Bary, Susan Bary, Edward Evarts, Chester DeLaMater, Joseph Rosen, with clergyman Edward Evarts and accompanists Mrs Maurice E Robertson and Mrs. George Simmonds.
Introduced guests and an entertainment program with multiple musical acts including piano, vocal, saxophone, accordion, and duet performances by a host of named artists and pairings. The piece references several incomplete names and song titles in a dated stage show description.
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