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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1949
Page
21
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Governor Dewey yesterday vetoed a bill to cap Troy firemen at a 120 hour work week over 14 days with 14 hours in any 24 hour period and 15 days vacation per year. The measure faced opposition from the Conference of Mayors and State Comptroller Frank C. Moore who warned the plan would take effect after the election and noted current schedules already meet a 72 hour week with one day vacation.
The Boght area Guild held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Arthur Emerick’s home with President Maurice Snyder presiding. A Japan film and a missionary story were shared, planning a May 13 variety show to support the church building fund. committees and officers were announced.
Betty Sheridan visits Miss Hilda Gandram in Stephen Town while Mee Virgisa Gundium of Wi Mantakili stays with Connie Evett. G A Austin and Mrs. Mary Walsh of Tror visit Mrs. Z. A. Babcock. The Grafica Trail Riders plan a ride from Grafton Center to Dickinesn Fire Tower with a hot dog roast. Next club meeting is May 12 at the Methodist Church Hall. yearbooks to be elected. food committee members named.
Officers and teachers heard a report on the Young Adult Conference at Westminster Albany and plans to visit parents about the new curriculum. Viola O'Dell reported and will attend a Winchester conference late April. The group set June 12 for Children’s Day and June 4 or 25 for a Sunday School picnic. They also planned a delegation to the Green Mountain Summer Conference in Poultney Vermont July 18 to 25.
Six bidders competed for a Delaware County highway project estimated at 155000 dollars. Daniel MacNamee & Co Inc of New Rochelle submitted 134724.30 dollars. Green Island firm placed fifth at 147101 dollars. The scope includes widening to 24 feet and resurfacing 4 85 miles of Route 17 from East Branch toward Horton with asphaltic concrete.
Bernard Mintent presides over new Keen Branch Bnai Brith unit forming a Scout Troop at South Community Center. Charter members include Mintner Acheson Kats Caple Cohen Mets Dembó Koplovita Weisberg Tick. Ira Apple named scoutmaster with Ralph Isella Ira Friedman asst. scoutmasters. Troop open to all city boys and aims for a large turnout.
The Sea Robin completed a 12000 mile voyage from Santa Monica California to Portsmouth New Hampshire in four days arriving July 9 1947.
Kamuad R. East of Northwestern University Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology argues military training in correctional institutions could instill discipline and respect for authority but raises concerns about fueling racial sentiments among youths. The piece cites Navy disciplinarian views and contends training would shape young men’s attitudes toward authority and race.
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