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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1969
Page
2
Hoagy Carmichael, famed composer of Stardust and Skylark, turned 70 in Las Vegas. He remained active, recalling 38 years since Stardust and noting he feels no different than in his youth.
Hoagy Carmichael, famed composer and actor, splits time between a Sunset Strip penthouse and a $145,000 Palm Springs showplace. He pursues real estate ventures, Las Vegas hotel visits, and a $25,000 rare coin collection while raising two sons Hoagy Bix and Randy. He won an Oscar for In the Cool Cool of the Evening and has acted in To Have and Have Not and Best Years of Our Lives. He remains musically active with Hawaiian-flavored piano.
The Troy Lodge of Elks to host a public spaghetti dinner this Saturday in the lodge rooms at 39 3rd St Ferrin T Sullivan is chairman, appointed by Joseph A Lynch. Dinner runs 6 to 9 p.m. Tickets at the door with Harry P Wickham as cochairman.
The Pure Waters Authority endorses sanitary landfills as a practical disposal method for the next decade and urges regional cooperation among municipalities. The agency offers engineering, financing, and legal help, charging fractional fees to remain financially self sustaining.
Idaho born sculptor Gutzon Borglum completed the Mount Rushmore carvings after thirteen years of labor. The immense granite monument features presidents Washington Adams Jefferson and Lincoln set against the Black Hills landscape.
William J. Kenney of Hoosick sustained head lacerations in a two car crash on Route 22 North Hoosick Road in the Town of Hoosick about 2 p.m. Sunday. Kenney’s car was towed to Niles Garage. Richard M. LaPorte, driver of the other car, received a summons for failure to yield right of way from State Police.
HVCC recreation majors Gary Ostrander Paul Paede and Camile Wychoff lead HVCC students assisting Lansingburgh Boys Club for a Thanksgiving party for boys ages 7 to 10 from 3 to 5 p m. at the club. Games include pumpkin roll bean bag toss and turkey toss with individual and group point prizes.
The Star Spangled Banner was designated the National Anthem of the United States by a congressional act dated May 3, 1931. The change formalized the song as the official national musical emblem.
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