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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1945

Page

3

County Road Crew Begins Repairs After Frost Damage

Rensselaer County highway workers started repairing rural highways with nearly two months needed to complete the frost damaged sections. Officials said many roads were affected by frost and blacktop will be required to fix the damage. A second crew worked on River Road north of Pleasasidzie where heavy rain washed away portions of the surface.

Rensselaer County Yesterdey Fein W. Benses Homsen Pleasasidzie Ne River Road Pleasaddale Koothish

States Fail In Restricting Federal Taxes

A long report notes states faltering in a push for a constitutional amendment to limit peacetime federal taxes on incomes gifts and inheritances. It tracks legislative actions across states from January to 1953, showing gains losses and varying support and legal challenges.

Tax restriction resolution moves through states but stalls in legislatures

The measure seeking a tax ceiling constitutional amendment has varied fate across states, with some assemblies approving and others defeating it or failing to vote. Since 1939 experts note few similar amendments initiated by state legislatures, while 22 legislatures remain in session eight may act, and the rest discuss posters. The effort, unusual for originating in states, has attracted attention though little progress.

Maryland Montana Oregon South Dakota West Virginia Senate Assembly New York House Tennessee Missouri New Mexico Utah Florida Georgia Nebraska Ohio Michigan Rhode Island Pennsylvania New Jersey Washington Alexander Holigoff U. S Just Department Reynolds Currett Rep Mason RIL

Local Meetings and Events in Cambridge and Ondawa May Dates

The Child Health and Welfare Committee hosts a card party at Florence Nightingale Hall May 16. The Bloor Bank visits Mary McClellan Hospital May 2. Donations register with Miss H Frances Cieave. Ondawa Cambridge DAR unit holds annual meeting May 3 15 pm at historical Mouse rooms. Cambridge Valley OES visits May 9 with officials Lilian Allen and John Chapman. Charter Day observance May 35 features a 2:30 pm pageant at Mrs Robert McClellan home followed by tea at the Historical House.

Mary McClellan Hospital Florence -Nightingale Hall Bloor Bank H. Frances Cieave Ondawa-Gansbridge Daughters of the American Revolution Cambridge Valley Lilian Allen Fort Agn John C. Chapman Hartford Onedzwa Cambridge Robert McClellan

De Lorenzo Reports for U S Armed Forces Induction

New York CPh Thomas V. De Lorenzo a 63 year old labor leader and president of Local 363 United Automobile Workers reported for induction at Grand Cen Palace. He was assigned A classification in April and granted a leave of absence. The local union opposed his appeal which was reviewed by the district appeals board. De Lorenzo faces a prior conviction and jail sentence on a Civil Service Commission application case, with an appeal pending.

New York Selective Service District Appeals Board Union de Lorenzo Civil Service Commission

W C T U Reports Dry Victories Increasing

A survey by the Women's Christian Temperance Union shows local option elections moving toward dry outcomes. President Mrs. Colvin notes growing sentiment for legal option votes and lists about 3,000 of 15,000 elections resulting in dry victories since repeal.

Evanston, HI EN5 Women’s Christan Temperance Union Leigh Coivin Colvin

Local Social Roundup Among Schaghticoke Families

Schaghticoke residents report a busy social week with Mrs. Nelle Leyfeld dining with Mr. Margaret Jackson Monday evening. Gordon Leston returns from Leonard Hospital after an operation. Mrs. Charles Abrams of Troy visited daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Seary Williams and family. Mrs. Willem Hamilton entertained at dinner in honor of Winston Hamilton on leave. Mrs. Rose Vialle returns from Greenfield Mass after visiting Homer Speanburgh family. Mr. and Mrs. John Steele of the place with daughter Mrs. Leslie E. Ransom and granddaughters Betsey and Susan of Stitchwater dine with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner.

Nelle Leyfeld Margaret Jackson Gordon Leston The Leonard Hospital Charles Abrams Troy Seary Williams Willem ‘Hamilton Winston Hamilton Mary, Hone Rose Vialle Greenfield Mass Homer Speanburgh John Steele Leslie E. Ransom Betsey Susan Stitchwater Harold Gardner Hoosick Falls

Killed on Two Iwo Jima Navy apprentice dies at 19

Theodore Corbat 19, hospital apprentice in the Navy attached to the Third Marine Division, was killed in action on Iwo Jima March 6. He was a Troy High School graduate, attended Albany Pharmacy College, and enlisted after leaving college. He served on Guam prior to Two. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Max Corbat, a brother Stanton, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cooper.

Theodore Corbat Navy Third Marine Division Iwo Jima Max Corbat Washington Street Troy High School Albany ,Pharmacy College Guam Lillian Cooper Stanton Louis Cooper Troy

Jewish Center Coordinates Clothing Drive

The Jewish Community Center coordinates a city wide clothing drive with Jewish women's organizations of Tre y assisting. Hundreds of pounds have been collected and delivery continues on weekdays before being sent to the county election committee led by Chief Carl Smith. Members include Mrs. Peter Binsberg Mrs. Samuel Mintz Mrs. Sel Goldstone Mrs. Lacy Wels mas Mrs. David Novick Mr. Louis Finketein Mrs. David Pichman.

Eletting Cony Nests Carl Smith Jewsen Community Center Peter Binssbers Igheirman Samuel Mintz Sel Goldstone Lacy Welsmas David Novi

Cooperation of synagogues and Hadassah chapter named

The organizations cooperating in the io project include Beth El Temple Sisterhoods Shaarsh Tepilah and Third Street Temple, the Troy Chapter of Hadassah and the Ladies Hebrew Benevolent.

Reuben Cohen Io Project Beth el Temple Sefh Imree Shaarsh Tepilah Third Street Temple Troy Hadassah Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent

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