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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1960
Page
3
Chicago firms plan to use more than 250 with Vion Labels on consumer products this year Americans will see over 35000 labels per family on goods this year stressing labeling volume and industry use.
The Women s Association of the Leonard Hospital hosted a meeting at McKean Staff House with presiding president Thomas J Duxna and guest speaker W Van Kirk Brownell from Hospital Service of the Capital District discussing Blue Cross hospital benefits. Reports by Mrs Charles H Tobin and Mrs Marold Mi Groul. inspections update by Mrs Robert S Welf. next sewing meeting set for Oct 1 at the Star House. fall party and fashion show on Oct 27 at St Augustine s Wall with Lord & Taylor fashions.
The Women s Board of Managers of the Bethesda home met Monday with Mrs Fred Clements presiding They planned a card party and food sale for the benefit of the home to be held Friday at 1 p m at Roedeemer Lutheran Church Hall Main street and 3rd Avenue The October 10 meeting will be at 2 p m instead of the usual time.
Briton Joseph Priestley reportedly invented the eraser or farber in 1770. The entry notes the term and its later expansion to include materials for erasers and waterproofing Nabri es. It mentions Charles Gondyvar’s 1849 vulcanization discovery enabling large scale rubber product manufacture.
Sol Arteries Oslo at the Institute for Pathological Anatomy of Oslo University Hospital plans to investigate why some people’s arteries do not harden, as indicated in 10 percent of autonomies.
British MPs cannot resign directly. By holding an office of profit under the crown some officers quit Parliament. The practice dates to the 17th century with later statutes tightening rules. In modern times members apply for a crown stewardship to vacate while retaining a nominal salary.
A quirky digest lists laws travelers should avoid in various states. Indiana bans possession by teenagers, Delaware restricts aging, Maine prohibits naked scythe riding on highways, and Arkansas warns against blinded driving. The compilation warns readers to stay within legal bounds while touring.
Dalmatia on the Adriatic coast was famed for sour to ruby red Maraschino cherries once exported by Venetian traders. The name Maraschino derives from Maraska in the Yugoslav district where these cherries grew. Disease and blight has cut exports from the region.
Tokyo based labor groups form four main confederations with the Geneva Council of Japan Trade Unions as the largest, boasting over 3.5 million members. The figure highlights the scale of organized labor and its representation in Japan.
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