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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1949
Page
28
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Officials report that foreigners in Japan spend about 4 million dollars in foreign currency. Money is largely exchanged for yen via Army finance offices or Japan’s foreign trade bureaus. The study was confidentially shared with Japanese editors to indicate the occupation costs are not borne entirely by Japan.
Poestenkill hosts a child health clinic with a health officer Dr Frank Davenport and nurse Saphthena Morath managing a session for children aged 3 months to 6 years. Immunizations including toxoid, whooping cough serum, and smallpox vaccine will be offered. parents should bring birth certificates to record immunizations.
Sol Boxer of Tro y area will chair United Jewish Appeal activities in the Troy Hudson Valley Conference at Nelson House Poughkeepsie with Dr Frank Kingdon as co speaker. The event gathers delegates from New York communities. A seismograph near Fordham University logged two sharp quakes at 530 and 539 am EST about 4,200 miles south of New York, likely in Northern Chile.
Rep Vito Martantonio filed a request with the Public Review Commission to cut New York Telephne Co rates by 3 percent in Albany. A.L.P mayoral candidate Marcantonio argued against a proposed 18 percent permanent rate increase claiming it harms consumers. Company president Hugh urged investors to fund improvements as temporary boosts already granted. Hearing recessed until Oct 24 in Albany.
The eighth grade at School 14 staged One Act Play Vegetables of Their Wish during an assembly for grades four to eight. Miss Carol Walker directed the play with cast members Mhiley Mooradian Doris Madsen Joseph Anadoriah Eugen Vermilyes Paul Castigteon James Conner Thomas Welsenforth and Thomas Johnson. The musical segment directed by Mia Philip White Shuberts featured Helen Barker ton performing Rerenade. Channing Mano presented a football film Football by the Code from the Physical Education Department.
Boys fourteen years old and older are eligible for membership in the new Explorer Program of the Boy Scouts of America. Fred Lerack, scout executive, announced plans for a county council and outlined a fashion show and card party as publicity. Delta Gamma Delta Sorority held its first meeting at Miss Margie Gaffers home and elected officers Agnes Morrone president and others in key roles. The next sorority meeting will be hosted by Miss Jane Dix.
Clark announced the M43 Liberty Round Up now spans the nation with senior Boy Scouts. Features include an Explorer Ship for seamanship and water safety and an Air Explorer Squadron for aviation, replacing the former Sea Scout Ship and Air Scout Squadron names.
The Troy Kiwanis Club will host Robert Lanzt director of Personnel Management Services to discuss Human Relations Techniques for Small Business tomorrow at noon at The Hendrick Hudson. Ladies Night returns November 17 with interclub plans alongside the Cohoes Kiwanis Club. Caplan of Trey will speak at the event today at 3:30 pm at Whines Wonder Lounge.
A plane clipped a yard near the O B Franklin farm causing a cow to dash into a road house and crash through boards into an abandoned 15 foot deep cistern. The cistern had no water but held a large school bell. A wrecking car with a hoist freed the cow and bell with minimal injury.
In Rome a new needlight system tested at a major station uses a Posdheht rotating at high speed to provide even illumination while reducing power usage. Invented by Gugeine Rlteamagne after years of study, the design aims to improve open space lighting and efficiency at rail yards.
The Lee H Blume Post VFW met to map a schedule of fall and winter activities. Edward Malone and John Cahill chaired a Halloween dance on Oct 29. Frank Hayden reported on a recent post open house with a semi VFW national commander. Robert Wiltsey presided. next meeting is Tuesday at 8 pm.
Mrs Herbert Olsen and her committee plan a two day program of entertainment for the Evangelical Lutheran Church fair in Raymertown. The annual event will be held Wednesday and Thursday October 26 and 27 at the Odd Fellows Hall in the village. Pearle May be white yellow pink gray or black.
Tax appraisal data filed yesterday details the Haage estate involving James B Tonking U1 grandnephew and Nora T Harrison grand niece plus one seventh shares. It lists beneficiaries including several Tonking relatives and notes estate values and transfers with mentions of Martha Chartotte T Maxey and Henry Lonking among others.
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