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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1947
Page
13
An ad extols Kraschen Kruschen salts and effervescent tablets as an easy to take, fast acting laxative. It highlights quick dissolution in water, a refreshing saline drink, gentle action, and vast sales, promoting two versions and directions with a caution to use as directed.
The Supreme Court barred a state labor board action involving a question of relation to the National Labor Relations Act. The ruling upheld foremen’s rights to organize in a union at Allegheny Steel and Lackawanna Steel, with the majority noting possible federal preemption. New York courts had denied NLRB jurisdiction, but the high court reversed.
A local school hosts a lecture by Meat Expert Miss Girard of Chicago with Miss Mabel Milkin. The program centers on homemade yeast doughs and shaping techniques for rolls and buns, highlighting practical baking skills and the appeal of yeast breads.
A fragmentary notice shows Home Bureaus planning a discussion on meeting new situations hosted by Misa Blyth Barry and Carnell Lint university staff. Other lines reference a crash fatality involving Dorothy Kineywaan Humphrey and multiple names, with estate administration for Joseph A. Baker and a small estate value.
Western powers rejected a Soviet backed proposal for a plebiscite and centralized German government. Marshall, Bevin, and Bidault pressed for no immediate German political layout while Molotov argued for a neutralized, federal state. No agreement was reached as talks stretched over four weeks with tensions rising.
Federal action and safety disputes tied up soft coal output as miners faced idleness across ten states. Estimates show 20 to 25 percent of normal production with 195 idle miners in ten states and broad curbs on mine operations. Officials weigh returning 2.6 million dollars to a union amid court rulings on penalties and contracts.
Upstate and New York City telephone workers walk out in support of the national strike. Independent unions back Rochester action while Troy Albany Glens Falls report limited operations and picket lines. Officials warn of nationwide long distance disruptions and priority routing for emergencies.
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