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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1955
Page
17
RPI chemists Dr. Harry F. Herbrandson and Erick C. Nachod lead a joint paper in physical chemistry. The work, noted by the university, highlights collaborative research in molecular chemistry and spectroscopy.
Sterling Winthrop Research Institute joint authors the first section of a new authoritative study on determining organic structures by physical methods. Dr Nachod coedited an 810 page volume from Academic Inc New York and serves as adjunct chemistry professor at RPI. Dr Braude and others contribute over 200 studies from Britain Sweden and the United States.
Thirty three senior students of the Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing received chevrons from Miss Marline M. Lander, director of nursing, at ceremonies recently. The Troy group includes Mary Alice Delaney, Nancy Kitty, Lois Link, Mary Jane Pollock, Suzanne Purcell and Barbara Vicary. The class lists Leona Bordeaux Cohoes Joanne Butler Bennington Mary Carr Saranac Lake Mary Janet Coffey West Sand Lake Joan Conklin Stephentown Helen Cordier Salem Serafina Costanzo New York Vivan Cross Melrose Patricia Doyle Bennington Rose Fecura Cohoes Katherine Fischbach Schaghticoke Kay Gallup Hudson Falls Joan Gates Bennington Donna Gifford Greenwich Mary E. Hamilton Rensselaer Janet Howe Saratoga Springs Frances Jastremski Richfield Springs Joan Jockers Lake Luzerne Audrey Lohnas Saratoga Springs Doris Manor Morrisonville Susan McCumber Berlin Carol McMartin Hoosick Falls Elizabeth Murtha Schenectady Carolyn Platner Schuylerville Laura Santora Schenectady Paula Sheehan Long Island Carol Temme Guilderland.
The Holy Synod of the Greek Church denounces the London Cyprus conference as anti Christian and aimed at strangling a ancient Christian people. Archbishop Spyridon of Athens led the session urging world churches to condemn anti Greek riots in Turkey and to dispatch investigators to Turkey.
The Area Women’s Traffic Club held its first meeting of the season at the Clinton Hotel in Albany. Plans for an Oct. 20 banquet at Callahan’s Restaurant were discussed with committees named for tickets table arrangements and entertainment. Reservations are due by Oct. 17.
Francis H. McKnight was endorsed as supervisor candidate by the Republican Committee of Brunswick. Other incumbents endorsed include George D. Grabo highway superintendent A Frank Bentley justice of the peace Leon Brow n councilman and Jessie P Champion for tax collector Helen Gutbredt was endorsed for town clerk Allan Hayner school director LeRoy Wildeman assessor Edward Lansing named to succeed Linus Thrasher Hugh E Jaques is committee secretary A one full time assessor proposal was adopted Five township caucuses on Sept 22 will select 274 delegates to the nominating convention at poll sites except Third District which meets at the Methodist Church Hall in Center Brunswick.
Edgar Later, 20, of 235 5th Ave, was fined 25 dollars in Albany for driving without a license on Hawk Street.
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