Budget increase calls for 22 476 000 in New York Legislature
Albany December 22 budget commissions report outlines total requests of about 80.6 million dollars up from last year by roughly 32.5 million. The document stresses that these are requests, with potential reductions possible, and notes large increases in personal service and printing while urging economy through consolidation and careful planning.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
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Amance Committee
Senate
Sing Sing
State of
New York
Wingdale Named Site for New Industrial Prison Plan
Wingdale in Dutchess County near the Connecticut line was selected as the site for New York’s farm and industrial prison. The commission discussed Sing Sing housing plans and the cost, with Dr William P. Mawson of the Menelaer Polytechnic Institute submitting a report on Wingdale’s water supply. A public meeting is set for January 4 in Broadway room 1220 and plans will be shown weekly at the Woolworth Building.
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New York
Wingdale
Dutchess County
Connecticut Line
New Farm
Wiliam P. Mawson
Menselaer Polytechnic Institute
Commission On New Prisons
Broadway
Wingdate
Beekman
Wason
State Prison Commission
Bing Sing
Auburn
Great Meadow
Clinton
George W. Firchney
Sing Sing
George W. Wickersham
United States
Katherine Davis
Parole Commission
Jcarph Pbyers
American Prison Association
Superntendent Moore
New Jersey
Pilener
Wouldoet
Kirchwey
Davis
Pies Dropped From Bills of Fare in Local Eatery
A Times-Press report describes a restaurant owner explaining pies vanished from the menu due to high costs for ingredients. A traveling salesman notes wide price gaps between markets, with pumpkins and eggs costing far apart, prompting owners to cut pie from menus to protect profits.
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Stone
Daily Letter From Albany
Albany December 22 reports that legislators newly elected and veterans of the InS-max body of the state convene to shape the post election session.
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Albany
Velvet gown and sheer crepe fashions from Paris showpieces
From Paris comes a velvet gown trimmed with a silvery drape over the left shoulder and a plaited girdle with silver buttons. Beige tulle softens shoulder lines while white broadcloth collars suit coats and street dresses. Fabrics include organdie lace net chiffon georgette crepe with embroidery. Black and white checks appear in autumn models. garments feature ruching, tucks, and band embroidery. Anna May notes these Parisian styles for matrons and fashionable wear.
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EIGE
Guard Has Made Good Says O'Ryan On Return From Border
New York today reports Major General John F. O'Ryan returning from McAllen Texas with staff. He endorses mandatory federalized national guard service as the basis for national defense. He outlines six year service with three active years and three reserve years to create a trained force.
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New York
John F. O'Ryan
National Guard
United States
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Texas
Jolly Goor Fellowship
O'Ryan
Leonard Wood
Hugh L. Scott
Senate
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Meen
Albany three days find the epic who will be chairman
Charles H Betts, editor and veteran Republican, predicts Gro Glynn will win the Republican State committee chair, arguing Glynn would unite the party and align with Governor Whitman. Betts cites broad support from prominent Republicans and warns against selectees who seek mere political gain over competent public service.
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Albany
Republican State Committee
Teade Shoris
Charles H. Betta
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Whitman
le State Committee
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Glyne
Repubican Party
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Glynn
Pier
George Gigan
Chines
Bette Saya
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Showla
Parting Qurmarriage Prompts Satire of Domestic Strife
A separated couple debates freedom and family ties in a tense exchange. The wife plans departure while the husband toys with a smoking room and mock independence, contrasting loyalty to the mother with vows to leave. They eventually dine with friends, the mother’s influence lingering as they part.
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Correa
Sho
Mtele
Aber Gaughter
Naval Academy origins and early reforms described
The article traces the founding of the United States Naval Academy led by George Bancroft, formal opening at Annapolis on October 10 1845, and prior naval schooling efforts in Philadelphia. It details location debates Fort Severn Annapolis progress consolidation under Bancroft and Commander Franklin Buchanan, sea service additions, and early administrative steps toward a permanent four year program.
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Military Academy
James K. Polk
Naval Academy
George Bancroft
United States Naval Academy
Naval School
Annapolis
Naval Asylum
Philadelphia
Newport
R. 1
Annapotle
Navy
M. Q. Perry
Bancroft
Fort Berern
Severn River
Congressional Criticem
Tesides
Board of Naval Officers
Fort Serem Wee
War Department
Buchanan
Franklin Buchanan
Bancrof
Congress
Fort Severm
Naval School of the
United States
Philadel‘ Pata Press
The Wonders of Women a Companions Magazine Review
The Jenvery Womens Merve Com presents The Worean's Howe Companion for a survey of women’s roles, achievements, and guidance pieces. Readers encounter profiles, essays, and practical advice reflecting era style and community interest.
Farming Diversity and Profit in Unified Agriculture
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that successful farms rely on three to five income sources. While single cropping can be more profitable under exceptional conditions, diversified farming provides year round employment and reduces disaster risk. Livestock adds continuous work and, if profits exceed feed costs, boosts overall farm profitability.
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Weecsetul Farmera
United Sates Department 6 Agriculture
Canning Fruit Without Sugar
Canning specialists advise preserving fruit without sugar by boiling water sterilization and packing in water instead of syrup. Fruit canned this way should be sweetened for desserts, and proper processing in hot water baths or steam can be used to ensure safe sealing and storage.
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United States Department [ Agriculture
Coms & Wit
Spurious Plant Feed Notes From Local Press
A garbled column references green feed for cattle and mentions winter crops and succulent feed. It notes discussions of fresh produce and feeder concepts, with scattered phrases about planting and time, all in a confused, partial OCR style.
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