05 Dec 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
1
The Legislative Council recommended changes to labor laws during the federal conference on session. Proposals aim to modernize nearly 100 sections and will be submitted for consideration. The effort involves the Republic’s institutions and authorities shaping new protections and rules for workers.
A fragmented transcription cites anti labor measures and party leaders debating the right to bargain and political accountability. It notes calls for cautious reform, with emphasis on preserving fundamental rights amid tense partisan pressures.
The Conservation Department reported higher Christmas tree sales from state forestry regions with trees selected by distinct forests and cut to promote growth. Receipts totaled about 600 from trees cut in Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Tompkins, Chemung, Otsego, Nassau, and Alleghany Counties.
The Tip, Guaduate Cinb of the Pellege of St Rove will present the allege Glee Chis under the di rection of Prof frank Walshine Christmas concert at Wase Tall Wednesday Deco 11 at $30 pm Wis F Darel Murphy and Mra Chats . Wood cochaumen have appointed the following contrat tees Advisory Wary Hantahin Vie ght Leathem and Wupucel Ken ne dnviishions Eneebeth Ro Hare han and ' dobn J Tower filets. Was John Jersey Wil Fred 1 Cavanaugh Anne Weber Cathy Buckley and Kay Doyle Patrons 'Wig Edward Jo Mins han and Vis Willim F Helm Intuchapter "is Muirice 0 Osbone and Mrs Edward 6 srhecter Program "is Timothy Buen and Wargaret Burvett Student tickets Whatan G Dia mond and Betty O Connell Harishes Tale O Conny: and Mrs [Charles Bergmann Transportation Helen Casey wd Helen Beusos ' Publicly Mrs Vi Kenneth Dosle and Wartihn F Powers &
Funeral services for Donald St John I Wyen Navy veteran of 2876 Purth Avenue were held from his residence and St Peters Church. Rev Charles G Smith presided with Deacon Rev Eduard A WeWons and pastor Rev J Bourke among those present from St Josephs Seminary. Church choir led responses and several area clergy attended. Interment was in St Peters Cemetery. Funeral notices released by Cotontr Thomee J Duffy.
Luther League of the Chuck presents a nativity operetta in three scenes this Sunday at Our Saviors Church. The cast includes Miss Lining Hansen Kenneth Warth Miss Cunlyn Wart Vines Patric Bot Betty Styldet Wil Lim Bing Pusseil Causting Gene Dink and Jiy Hyldel Wayne Wadsen Wilt Wohlen Joseph Wohllens Zepp. Rehearsal is Sunday 1 pm at the church. advisory by Aniimson and Sister Rey Norman.
State Industrial Commissioner Edward Guret reported October employment rose across many manufacturing sectors. About 17,000 production and supervisory workers were added, boosting total factory employment to 79,000 in the Buffalo, Kingston, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Rochester, and Syracuse regions, with pay rolls up in most industries though declines noted in shoes and several other sectors.
Sir LeRoy Kelley of East Schodack has been assigned to accompany the Navy expedition to the South Pole. Kelley joined the Navy in March 1919 and recently returned from Cuba, and will sail aboard the aircraft carrier Philippe Seas to join Admiral Richard Byrd. His parents are Mr and Mrs Haymond Kelley.
Probate papers filed in Rensselaer County Burnepsies Court show the will of Lows J Fein buried in West Sand Lake. Clerk Clark Cipperly notes the estate totals under $5000 real and under $100 personal with the widow Elizabeth Teanin of West Sand Lake as sole beneficiary.
The Albany OPA directs sugar rationing operations move to the New York City office. Walter Murrow says the post of Wirliict OPA Director is being redefined and duties reassigned. New York will issue sugar ration books and boots to new arrivals, with Albany handling temporary allowances until transfers complete. Applications for ration books go to the Regional Issuance Unit in New York. Rent control duties will also transfer to New York, with Albany retaining temporary oversight.
Tek Schuster Willionk of 17 IStonvtenge Line Albany died from a fall from a hotel window early yesterday at the Beston hotel. A bank corps employee reported the window open and found Willro ute in the courtyard below. Police are investigating the death.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a York branch issue involving a factory, a person named Liu, and a twenty worker task force related to La Rubies. The Albany office is noted to be blocked or delayed with a June 18 deadline.
Archibald Wo Osiindo of 936 Seventh Avenue was elected president of the Pant Mantors Anang la- Hon chapter meeting held at the home of Waller Linke in Greens Hollow yesterday. Other officers named include Willer Geddes of Hast Croentuyl Mowynes with 55 Waters serving in a supporting role.
Enel Greentudh NYC rolls out a city election meeting led by Mire Thile Miah Water. Attendees pledged to vote on November 1 in the Werloy district as part of the campaign’s push.
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