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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1950
Page
6
The American Medical Association reports childbirth deaths in the United States at a record low with maternal mortality nearly vanishing. One mother in a thousand died last year, far below prior years, Mississippi had the highest rate while thirty states posted under four deaths per thousand live births.
Community members in Burlington and nearby towns are listed visiting relatives and attending church events. The article records many residents returning home from trips, attending funerals, and taking part in Court McLoghin activities and a Thanksgiving social at the K C Hall, with plans for a Christmas party and charity work.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses back pain related to shopping habits and health remedies. Mentions fatigue headaches sleep issues and possible kidney discomfort. The passage lacks coherent details, names, dates, or verifiable events to identify a specific person or incident.
The Troy Record reports on milk pricing factors and supply demand for New York metropolitan markets. It cites U S Bureau of Labor Statistics data, December price levels around 5.81 dollars per hundredweight and 5.24 dollars in another period, with references to farmers and local families including Mr and Mrs Howard Dodds and the Dennison siblings amid a roundup of dairy economics and local social notes.
The CIO urged President Truman to issue an immediate halt order on dismantling the aluminum plant in question. The union warned that destruction of aluminum capacity could affect the country amid a shortage and continued government assistance.
Bristol residents and neighbors share visits as Rev A J Buskirk calls on Miss Fannie Philips and Mrs M E B Aldrich hosts kin in Mechanicville. Center Cambridge visitors Mr and Mrs Jay Sherman welcome relatives while Miss Eleanor Wilson returns from Casenovia to spend holidays with Carl and Mrs Wilson. Clare Madden returns to Northport after a guest stay with Louis Aldrich and Retty.
The piece asks why a mother decides to end pregnancy and what causes birth changes in mother and infant. It describes the dramatic events at birth and the first gasping breath. The December issue promises condensed articles from magazines and current books about nature and life's emergence.
Arthur E Raabe was named general manager of the Eclipse-Planter Division of Bendix Aviation Corp. at Jersey City. He succeeds Raymond P Lansing, who becomes Bendix vice president and will focus on expanded alliances and military demand. Malcolm Ferguson announced the changes.
Mr and Mrs Guy Eddy attended the McLenithen Herrington wedding at South Cambridge Methodist Church Saturday and joined the reception at Pleasant Valley Grange Hall. Hugh Hughes and sister Margaret Hughes Mrs Catharite Dwyer of Greenwich Mr and Mrs John Sheaney and son John of Bergenfield WM J were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fead Buck lay.
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