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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1946

Page

3

Doorman Mistaken for Cop Triggers Albany Incident

A Memphis visitor confronted Albany police officer Edward Delehanty, insisting on arresting him for disorderly conduct. The altercation escalated as bystanders watched, with Campbell pleading innocent and posting a ten dollar bond. Nearby, veterans hospital libraries expanded with over ten thousand new volumes in October.

Voklog Delehanty Albany Policy Court Tntel William HB. Campbell Memphis Teun Wuld Campbell

Taft Urges U.S. to Hold Price Line

Senator Taft urged business to lower prices and labor to avoid unreasonably high wage demands to prevent economy backlash. He criticized Truman advisers for not stressing labor and management responsibility to keep prices down. President said the outlook remains good if people stay at work and avoid strikes.

Washington Taft Gr-Ohle Vatt Senate Truman Mer. Truman Questoner

President reviews economic council report on jobs and prosperity

President Truman said the economic council report supports a policy of continued employment and prosperity but warns government must avoid drift. Senator Taft commented the report stresses business restraint and labor limits on wage demands, and indicated support for possible changes in labor regulations. Senator Bushfield echoed the need for Congress to act on labor policy.

Economic Council Isatinn Mir. Truman Congress Edwin C. Newrse Senate Howe Ohio Taft Bushfield R.-S.d Congr Nqual

South End Child Struck by Car in Avon Street Incident

Three officers reported Philp Giordano a four year old boy of 12 Princes Street was struck by a car at Stow and Morton Avenues and taken to Simuclan Hospital with deep forehead lacerations. The vehicle was driven by George LeBelle of 120 Marony Avenue. Police say Patrolmen Magnotte and Baynes rushed the boy to the nearest hospital.

Philp Giordano Princes Street Way Tlue Simuclan Hospital Stow Morton Avonuds Pollee George LeBelle Marony Avenue Peter Magnotte Charles Baynes Hoy Host Pal

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