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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1949

Page

17

Dewey Aims to Form State Building Code Commission

Governor Dewey announced the plan to create a state commission to promulgate a statewide building code aimed at cutting construction costs and promoting low-cost homes. He said the commission could be ready by early summer after a meeting with 120 mayors from 61 municipalities. The proposed performance code would set standards while allowing builders to choose materials and methods.

Albany Goveror Dewey Dewey Davey

New York Governor Dewey pushes plan to cut building costs

Governor Dewey leads a push for a statewide performance building code to replace local specifications. He cites a potential 10 percent cost cut, possibly 20 to 25 percent with cooperation from unions, contractors, banks, and insurers. He plans a model code within three months and hearings before final adoption.

Dewey New York O'Dwyer William O'Dwyer New York City

District Deputy Visits Spartana Lodge

Spartana Rebekah Lodge in Cohoes hosted district deputy president Mrs. Selma Aronstein of Albany for an official visit in V F W rooms on Remsen Street. Mrs. Elmina Bresee presided as noble grand and Mildred Wells was installed as vice grand with delegations from nearby lodges in attendance.

Spartana Rebekah Lodge Cohoes V.F.W Remsen Street Selma Aronstein Albany Elmina Bresee Noble Grand Mildred Wells En Goyen

GEO MINERAL ad claims cure all with guaranteed "100%"

An advertisement urges readers to buy GEO MINERAL products promising remedies for various ailments. It mentions specific products GEO IX AL and GEO VENERAL, claims dramatic results and a guaranteed success, and lists a Portage store alongside a price note of 121.6 dollars and 95.09 for stores.

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Cohoes Polio Fund Drive Extended Through Week

The Cohoes March of Dimes campaign will continue this week beyond the scheduled Monday finish. Grace A. Reavy, local chairman, says results so far are below expectations and urges greater public cooperation to aid area polio cases. Donations are accepted at the Cohoes Savings Bank and by committee cochair Mrs. Charles Carter and Miss Elizabeth Welsh, with boxes in local businesses.

Cohoes Coborg Reavy Charles Carter Cochairman Elizabeth Welsh

Memorial Park Proposed in Cohoes for WWI Veterans

A plan by Post I 27th Division Veterans Association proposes a memorial park for Company B 105th Infantry members who died in World Wars I and II. The project aims to locate the park beside the Armory at Main and Columbia, with a center monument and landscaping. A progress report is due at the February 15 meeting.

105Th Infantry Cohoes 27Th Division Veterans Association Cohoss Armory Wilfred Bourassa New York State Main Columbia Streets Rene J. Payette Edward G. Morrig Maurice P. Picard

Lenten Services Planned Across Seven Congregations

Seven religious groups announce a union Lenten series from March 3 to April 7 starting 7 30 pm each Thursday with a different speaker. March 3 service at Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church precedes a schedule listing St Johns Episcopal St James Methodist Boght Reformed Cohoes First Methodist and First Baptist churches with Holy Week services beginning Palm Sunday April 10.

Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church St John's Episcopal Church St James’ Methodist Church Boght Reformed Church Reformed Church Cohoes First Methodist Church First Baptist Church

Rites Planned for Taxi Operator Francis Broomhead

Funeral services are set for 63 year old taxi operator Francis Broomhead of 98 Semper Street. He died Tuesday night while attending a Mo Valley Drum and Bugle Corps meeting in Cohoes. Interment will be in Waterford Rural Cemetery after services at John’s Church. Survivors include his widow Mary, two daughters Margaret and Almeda, three sisters, and Victor Sewberry of Albany.

Francis Broomhead Semper Street Cohoes Polish National Alliance All Girls Ise John’s Church Mobe Waterford Hawk ‘Valley Broomhead Corps Association Regent Theater Cohves Bread P.N.A North Pownal Amsterdam Jin Cohoes Irene Duszta Jane L. Tobin St.lang Jennie Wrovel John's Episcopal Church Mary F. Broomhead Margaret and Almeda Broomhead

K of C. To Meet In Cohoes Council Session

Cohoes Council Knights of Columbus will meet today at 8 p m in the council rooms on Remsen Street. Grand Knight Thaddeus Bartnick will preside.

Ladies Auxiars Collin-Ross Camp United Spanish War Veterans Tengen Street Mazzy Conners K. of C Cohoes Council Knights of Columbus Wil Remsen Street Thaddeus Bartnick

Church Chub Plans Minstrel Show Next Week

The Men’s Club of St Joseph’s Church Cohoes has completed plans for a minstrel show in the parish hall next Monday and Tuesday at 3 pm A Sunday dress rehearsal at 2 30 pm features Nelson Green as interlocutor with Mrs Arthur Anderson as accompanist The chorus includes club members parish women and girls and there will be outside talent as well The production is directed by Andrew Daugherty and Gus Shepard George Bradley serves as general arrangements chairman

St. Joseph's “Church Cohoes Nelson Green Arthur Anderson Andrew Daugherty Gus Shepard George Bradley Arrangements Sommitics

Local Social Notes and Grange Party Report

Shushan Frank Eaton spends a week at Tupper Lake. Miss Claire Roberts of New Hyde Park visits at Mrs. Charles Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes and family of West Pawlet visit Clarence Jackson. Eight tables at Grange card party. prizes to John Jaskazi Walter West and Joseph Bryant. Upstreamers class party elects Roy Brown president William McCauley vice pres Mark Kenyor treasurer and Malcolm Shields secretary. A program by Mrs. Roy Brown and Mrs. RB Garrick followed by refreshments. A curious remark notes hair can stretch one fourth its length.

Frank Eaton Tupper Lake Claire Roberts New Hyde Park L. L Charles Peck Robert Hughes West Pawlet Clarence Jackson John Jaskazi Walter West Joseph Bryant Roy Brown William McCauley Mark Kenyor Malcolm Shields RB. Garrick

Local club and military notices from Waterford area

Waterford notices list Dr. Meredith H Thompson of Rensselaer County Environmental Hygiene as speaker for Lions Club at Manalon Tuesday at 7 pm. S/Sgt Mario J Bruska transferred from Offutt Field to Wiesbaden Germany after three years in Nebraska. Court St Monica C D A appoints February social committee. Camp Fire Girls meet tonight at 7:15 pm in Methodist Church with guardian in charge. Lt Clifford Stanley visiting family after four years in Kyushu Japan and now at Fort Ord California. Waterford events include Court St Monica card party and food sale today at 8 pm. Margaret Bliebtrey is chairman. Reservations for Court St Margaret of Troy anniversary observance at The Hendrick Hudson via Mrs Sarah Whalen.

Meredith H. Thompson Rensselaer County The Lions Club Manalon Mario J. Bruska Eather Catallo Mohawk Street Offutt Field Omaha Wiesbaden Air Base Wiesbaden Germany Bruska Air Force Nebraska Kay Quandt Margaret Hartnett Aurore Clement Mary Landry Helen Haggerty Anna Judge Misa Lucy Ranney Edward Quimby Clifford Stanley Albert Stanley Broad Street Kyushu Island Japan Fort Ord Cal Mra Stanley New Monterey Court St. Monica C.D.A Pam Waterfo 1 Council H.C Misa Margaret Bliebtrey Court St. Margaret of Troy Hendrick Hudson Sarah Whalen

Crystal Ball Planned by Heatly School Class of 1949

The Heatly School class of 1949 will hold its Crystal Ball at the school auditorium Saturday from 9 p.m. to midnight. Tony Middlebrook and his orchestra provide music under a winter wonder land theme with decorative cutouts and a revolving multicolor spotlight on the dance floor. Kenneth Rogers serves as general chairman with a long committee list including Allen Corbett Fred Laughlin Ron Dale Castle Sylvia Warren Ruth Lewis Marilyn Duffy Mary Cietek Shirley Lewis William Bologna Marilyn Powers and Pearl Gilbert handling invitations publicity arrangements and refreshments.

Heatly School Tony Middlebrook Kenneth Rogers Allen Corbett Cochairman Fred Laughlin Rondale Castle Sylvia Warren Ruth Lewis Marilyn Duffy Mary Cietek Shirley Lewis William Bologna Marilyn Powers Pearl Gilbert

Stalin reveals illness hindering Washington meeting

Premier Stalin said his health prevents a long voyage to Washington but invited President Truman to meet in Russia at one of five cities or, at Truman’s option, in Poland or Czechoslovakia. He suggested Moscow, Leningrad, Kaliningrad, Odessa or Yalta as possible venues.

Kingsbury Smith Paris INS Stalin Washington Truman Russia Poland Czechoslovakia Bialin Faris Roosevelt Yalta Jand Potstdam Ln.s Trueman Rusman Moscow Leningrad Kaliningrad Odessa Yalta

Stalin cites travel limits as wartime planning policy

The text notes Stalin saying doctors barred long journeys by sea or air while meeting Truman, referencing Yalta and the Roosevelt era. It discusses places like Yalta and Koenigsberg, the wartime fought areas near present St Petersburg and Kaliningrad, and mentions postwar repairs in Poland and Prague.

U.S Treman Poland Trechoslovakia Stalin Yalta Lavich Yalta Crimea Roosevelt Leningrad St. Petersburg Russia Kaliningrad Koenigsberg Egal Prussia Syas Tannenberg Maaurian Lakes von Hindenburg Czechoslovakia Truman Warsaw Prague

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