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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1944
Page
1
A collage of brief military family updates. NTs mention sailors and marines returning from duties overseas, Christmas homecomings after years abroad, and relatives in Army and Navy units. Includes names like Walt Wilkinson and Henry Wilkinson, two residencies in Troy, notes on Fort Benning and Anzio beachhead, and war bond drives with local connections.
Police Chief Frank B. Hendall warns jeweters about a man identified as Miercienis a two woman wearing two ser uniforms and he has been eles and pz. A warrant for his arrest is out and he is sought in New s.
Harry Powers, ex Troy Police Department member and later postal employee, died November 26 in France per a telegram to his family. He lived at 234 First Street and is survived by brother John Powers of Troy. A St Joseph's parish alumnus, Powers served at the Troy Police Station and later the central post office before joining overseas service.
The Office of Price Administration announces consent decrees enjoining three turkey growers from violating poultry price regulations. The stipulations, approved by Supreme Court Justices Alexander and Bergan, set terms against sale above retail ceilings. Decree entries and approvals occurred in Fulton and Saratoga County clerks offices, naming defendants Otto Heenal and others.
Five men are to be arraigned today before Justice Murray in Be selser County. The group includes George F Winters, Jesse W Hollman, Joel S Mayes, Arthur W Cerasani, and co-defendants charged in a mortgage fraud and burglary scheme. The December term of the Supreme Court is reconvening for arraignments. no further trials at this session.
Tax collection in Schaghticoke will start on Wednesday January 3 with town tax collector Arthur George visiting multiple locations in January. He will collect taxes from 9 to 2 at listed sites including Schaghticoke drug store Pleasantdale Firehouse Hemstreet Park Firehouse Speigletown Hotel Johnsonville Mapies dance hall Melrose Bles garage Valley Falls Post Office and at his residence 202 South Hudson Street Hemstreet Park on remaining dates.
Local radio and TV listings present a schedule of programs from area stations. The note highlights air times for morning and evening segments along with specific shows and times across unidentified channels.
A legislative committee led by Ben Wil Man Bawery in Lockport Studies a tax swap to cut or raise taxes as New York assesses a surplus over $200 million. RBI surveys query business taxes against other states while the committee seeks revenue sources and reforms to boost employment. An interim report is planned for the 1935 session.
Frank J. Murphy, a Rensselaer native and former Michigan lieutenant governor, died on Christmas Day in Detroit after a heart attack that developed into pneumonia. Born in Rensselaer 47 years ago, he graduated from St. John’s Academy and served as lieutenant governor from 1940 to 1943. Funeral services and burial will be held in Detroit.
New York Attorney General Nathaniel L. Goldstein says state authority to condemn lands on Indian reservations can be used only with specific legislative approval. He stresses a need for explicit legislative authorization for any acquisition tied to the proposed Onondaga Creek detention reservoir and a federal flood control effort.
The article discusses amendments to condemnation powers, noting the need to preserve authority while adjusting for this special purpose. Officials debate the scope and implications of using eminent domain to acquire properties for public benefit.
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