City Mediation Boards Bill Draws Assembly Attention
Albany reports the Assembly introduced a bill to create local mediation boards in cities and limit conflicts with a state mediation board. The proposal would empower city boards to operate within state oversight and bar local boards from duplicating state functions. Senate and Assembly leaders pursue quick budget action amid legislative sessions.
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Albany
Asse
Whith
State Board of Mediation
Assemblymen
Provenzane
Tocal
Dentres Sen
Thomas C. Desstond
Newbursh Republiscan
Froutine
Senate
Assemels
Dietitian shares teas to boost vitality and energy
Elizabeth McKee explains adding tea to daily meal prep for vitality. She endorses black tea for flavor and vigor and notes orange pekoe varieties offer subtle benefits while stressing quality for value.
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Detitian
Elizabeth McKee
Comen
Drive to Pay 75 For Each Childbirth Proposed
Albany February 11 A new drive to provide 75 for each childbirth in New York State was begun by Assemblyman Emerson D Fite a Dutchess County Republican and Vassar College professor He proposes state reimbursement up to 39 percent with funds drawn from rent payments and limits aid to 20 cases unless parents object The bill would require cities and towns to budget the payments and allows federal reimbursements for maternal and child health services
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Albany
New York State
Emerson D. Fite
Dutchess County
Fite
Vassar
Eged Bhlazirta
Remembering the Citizens Coup and 1885 records
Early records of the Citizens Coup were found in an attic above the club HQ on the tenth floor of the Emersey building. The iron strong box held incorporation papers dated March 23, 1886 and a stock sheet listing leading stocks as of January 9, 1955 including New York Central at 24 35 and D J W at 9 25.
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Emersey Buiding
Iatex
New York Central
Living Dead Women in Ottawa Drama Case Reveals Radium Poisoning
A witness in Ottawa described luminous radium work in a 1920s factory, recalling painting watch dial digits with luminous solution. Dora Donanue, 34, testified about luminous hands and faces, joint stiffness after radium exposure, and discussions of factory safety after New Jersey poisonings.
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Ottawa
Til
Cather Donahue
Fernace
Living Dead
CNGA
Donanze
Juste
George B. Marvel
Tentucony
Miei
Khsan
Alarvante- Genement
Mies
Dora
New Jersey
Two Anniversaries Marked by Japan
Japan marked its two thousand five hundred and ninth anniversary of the empire and the fiftieth anniversary of the constitution with a broad amnesty, affecting about 300000 offenders. A massive tribute to Emperor Hirohito accompanied the era amid national crisis from war with China. Six army officers linked to the 1936 blood bath and several cabinet members received reduced prison terms, and three naval officials tied to the Inukai assassination were granted similar clemency.
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James R. Young
Iln.s
TORIO
INS
Japan
Tokio
Hirohito
Ius
Jne
Inukai
Girl Sleuth and Spies Charge at Bow Street Court
A hearing resumes as four men accused of smuggling are described by a young Scotland Yard agent. Witnesses recount suspicions, arrests, and a note on stolen anti tank men from Woolwich arsenal as Miss XX identified.
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Secret Service
Scotland
Yard
Bow Street
Woolwich Arsenal
Page
New York
Freed on One Charge Owes 11 Years in Nevada Term
In New York Roy G. Gritteadi of Thermon Falls Montana was freed yesterday on a forgery charge. Authorities say he still owes Nevada state time on an unexpired 14 year sentence. The report notes the 11 year remainder and the unresolved sentence status.
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New York
Roy G. Gritteadi
Theneon Falls
Mont
Azaca
Nevada
Prite
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BILL
City Mediation Boards
Citizens Club
Bearus
S. Sallen and
E. Jefferson Sts
Rochester
Madison Square Garden
Harry T. Peters Jr
Islip
Wells & Coverly
Stein Bloch and Fashion Park
Rizxces
Caeracter
Manhattan Shirt Co
Mien
Boys’ Shop Sale
S. Salina St
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