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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1949

Page

11

Confidence Vote Sought On Bidault Coalition Fate

Paris AP reports the National Assembly will likely vote on Premier Georges Bidault's coalition tomorrow. If the vote fails, new elections could follow. Bidault urged a confidence vote over the budget and taxes, insisting on full cabinet authority and rejecting piecemeal budget changes.

Paris Georges Bidault Bidault Assembly Republlican Movement MRP Sorialists Radicalal Bidaul Rema

Coal Talks Recessed For Christmas Holidays In New York

Hard coal contract negotiators recessed yesterday for the Christmas holidays without reaching an agreement and are scheduled to resume talks next Tuesday.

New York (P

Ukrainian Chorus Benefit Concert At Watergate High

The Ukrainian Bandura Chorus directed by Hrykory Kytasty performs tonight at 8 18 pm in Watergate High School auditorium. Proceeds go to the Ukrainian Relief Committee aiding displaced persons entering the United States. Cochairs Pee A Bachidaky and Andrew Hoblock organize the event.

Trey Banduriste Waterguet High School Ukrainian Helint Committee United Sates Hrykory Kytasty Pee A. Bachidaky Andrew Hoblock

Truman outlines state of the union and budget aims

The article details President Truman’s planned state of the union message to Congress in January, the 1952 budget for July 1, 1951, and a 435 billion fiscal year plan with new taxes on corporations and higher incomes. It notes cabinet meetings, aides, and travel to Independence Missouri for Christmas.

Congress Atake Truman Mr. Truman Ala Independence Independente Florida John R Steelman Clark Chiford Howver Donaldson Democratic Party State of the Union

Judge's Widow Dies in New York Civic Leader and Writer

Mrs. Marlel Collins Rooney, 73, civic leader, lecturer and writer, died yesterday in New York. She was the widow of John Jerome Rooney and a former presiding judge of the New York Rate Court of Claims.

New York MartelCollins Rooney John Jerome Rooney Post New York Rate Court of Claims

Repatriation Fight Deepens Over Japanese Prisoners

The article covers renewed Soviet Japanese prisoner repatriation tensions. General MacArthur condemns Soviet hypocrisy as Japan faces harsh charges about prisoner deaths. British commissioner Hodgson suggests neutral bodies to investigate the missing 576000 prisoners.

United Kisses Amiloua Japa Kusama Iderevyanko MacArthur W. J. Sebald Shigeru Yoshida Sebald Yeaterdaay W. A. Hodgson British Commonwealth Council Switzerland Red Cross International Red Cross United States

Five Marines Escape Mid Air Collision Near Edenton

Five Marines survived a mid air collision between a fighter and a transport at 8009 feet. The fighter pilot parachuted to safety near Avi while the transport landed damaged at Cherry Point Marine Air Station. On board were Major Walter Warren, Captain James Biffle, Lt. Tracy, Master Sgt Harvey Schepz, and three others from Cherry Point and Pittsburgh.

Edenton Earth Cherry Point Marine Air Station Walter Warren She Jotol Cherry Port Laeut Dale L. Ward Buffalo Trrans Avi James Biffle En-Pilst Pittsbore Tracy Rockford Tenn Harvey

Easier Credit Terms Foreseen Next Year

The Federal Reserve Board said easier installment credit terms are likely next year as government controls end and money circulates more freely. Since last June, time payment terms have already softened, especially for cars and home appliances, with wartime curbs easing gradually.

Wa Hington Federal Reserve Concrest

Track Rams 20 Cars Kills Two Persons

A chaotic incident near a street dawn left two people dead as authorities track Rams 20 cars. The local Times editor Justin Bac reports on the event with statements from Rev Harcen and others.

Aon Justin Bac Womager Harcen Rome

Man stabbed at home taken to hospital

Lewis Brown of 1000 Sixth Avenue was hospitalized after a stab wound. Police say an ice pick caused the injury and Detective Joseph P. Shields is investigating. Brown’s wife Catherine was to be questioned today.

Lewis Brown Sixth Avenue At. Mary'a Teapital Palla Karl Pendt Paul P. McMeel Brown John H. F. Coughin, Jr Joseph P. Shields Quratlin Catherine

Dewey Frees and Resko Paroled in Bronx Case Context

The article reports Dewey Frees and Resko, both involved in high profile crimes, being paroled or commuted after serving time. Frees had a death sentence commuted to life for the 1931 murder as an accessory before the fact in John T. Moore’s holdup slaying. Resko, convicted of first degree murder in a Bronx infant confection crime, had his sentence commuted by Governor Roosevelt and faces release from Clinton Prison.

Mage Boy State Parole Board John T. Moore Dewey Moore Franklin D. Roosevelt State Health Department Resko Bronx Roosevelt Sisal Clinton Dannemora

U S Spending Sets Peace Record in Fiscal Year Tilt

Washington reports peacetime spending reaches new highs by week 25 of the fiscal year 1950 with about 3.509 billion dollars in outlays. With 27 weeks left, analysts expect annual deficits and debt to rise, contrasting earlier wartime surpluses and the long trend of borrowing beyond income.

Washington Treasury Detroit Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover Truman F.dr

Thieves drink after raid on 2B Arena Tavern

Grill thieves fled after a daytime bar break at 1 Center Street during a Wednesday incident. They entered through a cafeteria window, struck the grill, and fled with the cash register amount. Local officers reported the suspect car but no injuries or arrests by press time.

Arena Center Street

Good Business Forecast Signals Modest Upturn in 1950

Private economists improved the outlook after a month of gloom. They forecast higher employment, production, and demand in 1950, contrasting with unemployment data that reached a seven year high and industrial output at a three year low.

Washington With & Runburet IMS Leon HH. Keysarting Truman Council of Economic Advisers Congress Herman W. Steinkraus Chamber of Commerce of the United States Federal Reserve Board Commerce Department

Newark Mother Charged in Death of Newborn Baby

Police say Mrs Lewke Beauchamp, 37, mother of six, threw her newborn into a burning apartment incinerator after delivering the baby unattended in her bathroom. The child died and Beauchamp is in protective custody. investigators note she claimed life hardships and relief dependence after her husband left.

Newark N. 2 Lewke Beauchamp William Wangner Christoas Wangner Palive

Christmas Dinner Planned for Nazi Criminals in Berlin Prison

Reports from Parlin MB indicate a Christmas meal plan for Nazi war criminals in a Berlin prison under Allied supervision. The American authorities in charge note the seasonal menu will feature meatless dishes while noting Rudolf Hess and other inmates in the British sector.

Parlin Bpanday Atuffin Christman Iverags Bariln Berlin Rudolph Hess Adolf Hitler Britain

Wartime trials and price pressures loom in diet shifts

In IME, Walter Funk and Albert Speer face sentences from a Merime berg war crimes triable, while Speer receives a 30 year term. Meanwhile Belgian residents brace for rising pre Christmas prices as meat shortages tighten. Richer households may still manage fare, while chicken becomes scarce and whale meat appears on Japanese tables.

Ime Walter Funk Focmee Slee Relensbenl Albert Spear Parliamento Fund Heen

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