Amendment expands state liability for Thruway bonds
Voters are urged to approve an amendment empowering the Legislature to authorize the state to be liable for payments and interest on Thruway Authority bonds. It limits the state’s total bond debt to 50 million and allows use of canal lands for the Thruway, with repayments to be covered by Authority income if needed.
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Piblic Corporation
Parasway Authority
Geri Norpal
Sears
Thruway Authority
At Long
Thruway
Ts Oks
Thruway Corporation
Perrlissa
Rival
Two Musicians Held on Dope Charges
Two musicians were arrested in Hudson County as they traveled toward the Lincoln Tunnel. Police stopped their car and found marijuana hidden in a trumpet case. Daniel Enetane, 35, of Pittsburgh, and Wham Moulin, 25, of Shreveport were held for a February 2 hearing.
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Secaucts
Hudson County
Hlezal
Daniel Enetane
Pittsburgh
Slayer Indicted on Theft and Rustling Charges
Montheare Palotto afatinew L Armies 22 cattle dealer serving a 6 year to life sentence at Utica State Prison was indicted by Nassau County grand jury on cattle rustling and automobile theft charges. State Police say Armer stole cattle from farms and eight heifers, plus an automobile in Carbondale and burned it in September 1950.
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Armer
Charlies Davis
A.W. Rogers
New Afford
Vatican Row Care Urged by Michigan Bishop
The Rt. Rev. Richard S Emrich urges Michigan Episcopalians to abstain from careless words over President Truman's Vatican ambassador appointment. He calls for national unity and careful truth in debate, in an open letter in The Record.
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Detroit
Michigan
Truman
Vatican
Richard S Emrich
Emrich
the Record
Michigan Episcopal Diocese
Appointment of General Clark as Vatican ambassador noted
A garbled passage references General Mark Clark and the Vatican posting. The exact content is unclear, but hints at an appointment, a possible struggle or doubt, and a political context around diplomatic duties. The fragment lacks full names, date, or organization details to confirm specifics.
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Mark. Clark
Vatican
Farm Prices Rise End Long Slump
Prices of farm products rose about nine percent in October, ending a seven month decline. Cotton and dairy products led the gains while cattle fruit chickens corn and wheat fell. Prices received on Oct 23 averaged 95 percent of the 1920-14 average with a record 313 percent of 1914-24 seen last February.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Man Wounds Self To Win Bride in Michigan
Mt. Clemens Michigan police report a man wounded himself to win a bride after falsely reporting a crime. The suspect faced charges for filing a false crime report and admission of the ruse was disclosed yesterday.
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Win
MT. | Clemens,” Mich
Pone Souls, Jr
Shooting report mentions Fa Smith and Betty aiding
A fragment notes Fa Smith aided Betty after a shooting on or around August 2. The text mentions EO and "ments" but lacks full details or context about parties or location.
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Betty
EO “Ments
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