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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1949
Page
2
The official tally shows Kipidie leading by about 200000 votes from a 4000000 cast. He secured the presidency with backing from supporters and pledged economic aid while facing rivals Dr Jose See Wedda Aveline.
Mal Boyle profiles Martin Feinman a pioneer of modern furniture who explains a shift from antique to modern styles. He describes early career in a family factory, Paris expos that inspired his designs, and how middle class buyers now lead fashion in home decor.
The interview highlights Feinman’s view that furniture today emphasizes light, warm, and durable design. He notes a shift from heavy ornate pieces to blond woods, bright fabrics, and foam rubber, with 7 piece bedroom suites giving way to flexible 150 group combinations. He argues modern style endures because simple pieces remain timeless.
Feinnman notes many businessmen die young from overwork and nerve energy. He mentions taking naps after meals and questions the future of the furniture trade, ending with a cheerful remark about the outlook being bright as hell.
Home Secretary Ede announced tomorrow’s start of active recruitment for a peacetime defense corps and related services. He stressed the move is precautionary, not a prediction of war, and urged volunteers as part of national defense training against various threats including atomic warfare.
Latham residents attend meetings at Calvary Hall including Latham Homes Bureau at 1 30 p m and Junior Fellowship at 3 15 p m Card party by Business and Professional Women’s Club at St Ambrose Hall Old Loudon Road. Religious education service at Calvary Methodist Church features Green Shudders presented by C M C Class Calvary Hall with 250 attendees.
A freight train struck a car at the Erie Railroad crossing in Niles killing Seymour Podoiny Dorothy Grate both of Greenville Pennsylvania and an unidentified girl about 23. One man was critically injured in the wreck.
The related case stems from a mobile incident in Poeestankill on January 27 1940 involving a passenger car driven by Paul W. Srenean on Canal Ave. A county owned vehicle and another car were also involved, with notices served on Curt P. Winkelman and Frances McGrath.
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