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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1945
Page
2
Governor highlights a new unemployment insurance law aimed at protecting workers and reforming employer contributions. The measure, described as a compromise, expands experience rating and seeks greater security for beneficiaries while changing employer tax formulas. It faces debate over its financial impact and implementation details.
A fragmented recipe describes making Mor rarebit with grated cheese and bread slices. It mentions to toast bread, combine cheese with a white sauce, and assemble the mixture on the toast, though several words are garbled.
Quick prep ideas using two ready made menus to speed up meals. Read lettuce salad with Island dressing and chocolate sundae accompanying a Moron style meal. Includes potate ling, biriered meal and a hot Mor dish with a fern tan tea bath cot.
Governor Dewey backed a wider unemployment insurance reform after clashes between labor and seasonal employers. The harmony measure linked rebates to quarterly payrolls, created a reserve four times last year’s taxes, and aimed to balance benefits with employer contributions amid New York’s seasonal industries. Dewey also signed bills on Sunday beer sales, death evidence, veterans retirement penalties, and a magnetic survey of Adirondacks resources.
Mrs Arnold Wyn Sliter recuperates from an operation at Leonard Hospital. The Local Women's Class of the Church of Christ cleared about 100 dollars at a spring supper and sale. Miss Mildred Moody returned to Berwick, Pa after Easter recess with Rev and Mrs Meadx. The Christian Missionary Society meeting at the Church of Cari was postponed. Mr and Mrs Vincent Arabajian returned to New York after visiting. Mr and Mrs John Bristol, John C Wilson and son John Jr and sister Mrs Howard Pitenger visit their parents. Mr and Mrs Ralph P R Phillips of Lancaster, Miss Mildred Guitrodt returned to Providence, R I where she is a student at Brown College after spring recess with her parents. Mr and Mrs D C Gitbredt and family.
The Expressett reported slight hope of exchanging King Leopold of Belgium with Germany for Sweden. It claimed Leopold might abdicate in favor of Sweden, noting Prince Carl Bernadotte bought Verjo Castle in southern Sweden for the Belgian royal house for 2,300 Swedish kronor. Bernadotte, tied to Leopold by marriage, was said to be in Brussels as a guest of Prince Regent Chester of Belgium.
Cambridge area church events include Embury Methodist Church servings and study groups. Rev Chester A Simmons is reassigned to Cambridge and White Creek charges. Cambridge Boy Scouts report eight tons of scrap paper collected toward a goal of one ton per scout, with another drive planned. Court Leonard C D A meets April 18 with social hour led by local organizers, plus a raffle sale on April 21. The Women’s Society of Christian Service hosts a talk by Jerome B Rice Jr on power and vegetables. WSC attendees plan April 16 gathering and April 25 W3C meeting in Greenwich to hear missionary Miss Mary Ryans.
Circles of the Schoonmaker Memorial Presbyterian Church held May meetings with elections for officers across Circles One Two and Three. New officers included chairman Mig Henry Vran ker vice chair Exner Smith secretary Cant Schulte and others. Activities featured pledges calendars and dues, fundraising plans, rummage sale, games, and refreshments. Personal notes mention Mrs Thomas Hicker visiting Albany and Jason Malcolm at England General Hospital.
Theodore B. Roberts of 330 Sixth Avenue filed a trade certificate in Rensselaer County Clerk's office stating his intention to conduct business at 509 Broad Way under the name Gainor's.
Republic Steel Corp and United Steel Workers of America reached a collective bargaining agreement covering wages hours and working conditions. The six week negotiation resulted in a contract worth about 4 008 per employee across 25 plants including Troy and wes with terms extending to December 25. Provisions include military service vacations a liberalized vacation plan wage roll holidays increased to six and a half cents per hour afternoon shift differential six cents per hour night shift differential and more.
The document outlines strikes and work stoppages by the union and a company pledge of no lockouts. It calls for joint wage rate committees with labor and management at individual plants to study inequalities. It mentions Southern California natives and Floridians in a regional context.
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