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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1947
Page
3
A large assembly of the American Juma Red Crows, said to number around twenty million members, is reported to be moving to affiliate with a broader youth organization called In the sworld. The shift signals a major expansion of reach and potential cooperative programs.
Secretary Anderson proposed a long range farm program emphasizing abundance over production subsidies. He favored international commodity sales to needy nations and a flexible food distribution system to sustain buying power, with the school lunch program as a start but not enough.
The piece reports a Republican convention event where Rep Charles Halleck attacked President Truman over delaying tax cuts to claim credit for reductions. Halleck spoke at a committee banquet as a central figure in the discussion from the Hoover era.
President urges private firms to cut prices as inflation pressures grow and Congress weighs tax cuts and continued controls. he stresses the need to reduce the federal debt, maintain price supports, and rely on private leaders to ease wage demands while Allies push for Yugoslav borders amid European talks.
A fragmented report recalls President Truman urging responsible press service during wartime economic strain. It cites price trends in textiles farm products and food, debates farm support, and calls for calm wage adjustments while warning against rising living costs. Also noted are local birthday coverage and a high school chorus cast list.
Sunday night break ins at two local gas stations netted thieves $61 in cash and small items. At Broadway and Horrick Street the McGee station lost $25 in cigarettes and candy and $27 total takings. The second break in at Washington and Bedsted avenues yielded $2 in coins and $1 from a cigarette machine. Police officers Willam Drolatte and William Graham investigated the cases, noting entry via a window in one site.
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