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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1945

Page

5

Shortage of Houses Acute In Russia

Moscow faces a severe housing shortage as war destruction and rebuilding efforts strain resources. The article outlines three housing models: city government apartment blocks with multiple rooms, large communal flats where several families share spaces and chores, and small private or cooperative wooden houses in suburbs with gardens. It notes Mos cow’s large municipal builds, worker housing by trust plants, and dacha country houses for farmers, plus ongoing reconstruction efforts in areas retaken from Germany and plans for Arkhangelsk and Volga regions.

Moscow Russia Britain Goviev Borges Houres Buik Maesy Cita Boverf Trusts Salin Motor Works Hingis Isirva Risa Woolden Kewl

Dewey signs insurance bill for children in New York

Governor Dewey signed a measure allowing parents to insure children ages four to three percent years up to a maximum of 350. The bill, sponsored by Sen Walter Lomaheray, aims to encourage child life insurance while keeping parental insurance coverage as a benchmark. Also approved was the Stephens public works transfer bill. A highway crossing warning sign rule was updated. Dewey vetoed a bill to restructure town boards and green commissions.

Albany Dewey Walter Lo Mahorey Erie Republican Stephens Bi Stephens Public Works D. Mabory Stephens Patan Republican Goverrter Ren. Chauncey B Hammond Elmira Commissioners Board Charles O. Burney Comptroller

Japs Fear Okinawa Loss Signals War Doom

United Press reports Yomiuri Hochi editorial warns that Okinawa defeat would break Japan's war prospects. The piece notes Tokyo radio claims the Pacific strategy hinges on Okinawa and that loss would threaten Japan's homeland.

United Press Infventis Tokyo Yomiuri Hochi Okinawa Japan Im Am Tokyo Radio San Friuicisto Pacific FEC Nippos

Town board moves toward funding for fire protection

The town board seeks empowerment to spend general funds for furnishing fire protection services. This follows a previous action limiting expenditures to creates within special districts or fire protection districts.

New York State Surplus Figures Announced by Dewey

Governor Thomas E. Dewey announces New York State ends its fiscal year with a surplus of about 329 million dollars, surpassing executive budget estimates. Receipts exceed projections by 5 million, while expenditures come in 2.7 million under. Motor vehicle tax revenue also exceeds original estimates despite gas restrictions.

Albany New York State Thomas EB. Dewey Dewey

Postwar funds eyed as surplus redirected to reconstruction

The report notes heavy tax increases and a $792,100 rise in personal income taxes. Surplus funds would go to the postwar reconstruction fund, with officials claiming no other state seeks as much for postwar work while warning of pay increases for small salaried state employees to retain staff.

Japanese Report Says 14 More Admirals Killed

Japanese report claims 14 more Xipponee admirals killed in action. The notice lists 34 additional high ranking officers lost since May, as part of enemy reports on wartime casualties.

San Francisco Welion Yass

Lansingburg Man Dies Suddenly At Residence

Hans J. Christensen longtime Lansingburg resident died suddenly of a heart attack at 520 Second Avenue Saturday night. Born in Denmark he came to the city as a child and worked for Albany Boat Corp later as a superintendent and for local shops. Surviving relatives include a sister and brother in Troy. funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at the residence with Rev. Peter Pansing officiating. burial in Oakwood Cemetery.

Hans J. Christensen Lansingburg Tristile Second Avenue Mr. Christensen Denmark Jorgen Kared Jorgensen Christensen the Redeemer Lutheran Church Albany Boat Corp John E. Matter and Son, Inc Bear Builders Cohoex Will of

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