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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1951
Page
2
New York report highlights a Minneapolis woman turning used pickled herring jars into terrariums for ferns. The Glass Bottle Blowers Association ran a contest with 500 entrants showing bottles repurposed as lamps, bird houses, shelves, piggy banks, and more.
Holland Michigan AP reports that colleges are subsidizing baton twirlers, with expert George Walbridge noting the sport is a growing business. He runs a baton twirling school, co-edits a 5000 circulation journal, and teaches at 21 schools to about 200 pupils.
Durham New Hampshire AP psychologist educator Paul H. McIntire Jr director of counseling at the University of New Hampshire argues undecided students may have advantages in college over those with fixed majors. He says many students lack proper counseling and rely on false generalizations rather than aligning choices with true interests.
Durango Colorado AP Bob Reilly while hunting deer spotted a mountain lion and chose not to shoot. He later learned the animal was in a state bounty program paying 50 dollars per lion killed, a sum he forfeited by letting it go.
Police caught three thieves hauling seven brand new television sets in a creaking mule drawn wagon in Richmond Virginia. The suspects were apprehended as officers halted the unauthorized haul in progress.
John G Noack of Denver reflects on early saddle trade in Waco Texas, noting a $40 saddle weighed 40 pounds and the shift to diverse high priced one of a kind pieces. He describes two main Western saddle types bronc and roper, plus custom features for comfort, grip, rodeo use, and hunting gear. Fire at Indianapolis church caused by a short circuit, no siren injury.
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