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Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1949
Page
5
Troy Housing Project Advances With 350 Units Planned
The Troy Board of Supervisors approved plans for a new low cost housing site on the Van Rensselaer Home reservation. Early bids are to be received next month, with construction expected to begin this summer to ease overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
van Rensselaer
Board of Supervisors
We are from Missouri doubt on meaning of Turner note
A terse assertion doubts whether the claim has any meaning. The speaker insists on skepticism, signaling a wary stance toward interpretation or certainty.
Argentina Faces The Reckoning
The Argentine government bans imports and foreign money transfers signaling a crisis. Miguel Miranda’s removal signals policy shift as Peron’s planned economy strains under rising costs, inflation, and dwindling demand for wheat and meat abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Miranda
General Peron
Argentina
Peron
South America
Latin America
United Nations
United States
Tentina
Senate Regulatians
Editorial Fears Federal Labor Bill Usurps States Rights
The editorial condemns a proposed labor bill banning mandatory union membership as a condition of employment. It argues such federal overreach would invalidates state laws protecting nonunion workers, undermining constitutional protections and centralizing power in Washington. It notes the Wagner Act’s defects but maintains Tait Hartley remains preferable to the proposed changes.
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Vel Dendinia
Denmark
Truman
Norway
Sweden
Stalin
United States
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Washington, D. C
Artions
Washington
U.S
Russell
Alsama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennesse
Texas
Virginia
California
Colorado
Gonanection
Tllinois
Indiana
Iowa
Massachusetts
Michiigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
White House
Congress
Capitol
Capitol Bill Jenders
Senate
Lucas
Sen
Francis 3. Myers
Letters to The Record on education and policy aims
A series of reader messages discuss college entrance credits, Democratic administration, and wartime measures. Eugene Emmer of Averill Park questions credit loads and veterans' needs. a Tulsa landlord criticizes rent politics. Walter Gieseking is defended as a cultural loss. Frank Flynn of North Troy laments a perceived anti German bias harming democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Truman
Sompie
Torney
Yesteryear
Washington
Eugene Emmer
Averill Park
Walter Gieseking
Norway Resists Russian Pressure and Declines Alliance Move
The article recounts Norway's steadfast stance amid Russian threats and its refusal to bow to pressure regarding North Atlantic security. It highlights decades of neutrality, wartime resistance, and a reaffirmed independent role in defending Nordic borders against external coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Agde
Reput
New Jersey Courts See Speed Increase Under New Constitution
Chief Justice Vanderbilt previews a Supreme Court statistical report showing trial court speed up by 50 percent in late 1948 and appellate work up ? percent. Average appeal disposal dropped from 92 to 18 days while the longest trial under the new system lasted 83 days versus 246 the prior year. Public access to swift justice noted though questions remain on lawyers fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wneneen
P Petty
Vanderbilt
New York State Bar Association
Supreme Courts
New Jersey
Juste
Williams
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington coverage discusses President Truman's civil rights push within the Philadelphia platform and Senate debates on desegregation. Senator Russell proposes a federal funded nonsegregation plan for public projects and mass relocation, with mixed political reactions from Southern and Northern leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ridhan B. Ruesel
Abraham Lincoln
Nestres
United States
Liberia
Nexrocs
Chicago
Windy
Russell Mayave
Plan to move French Gift Train through New York faces routing issues
A detailed account describes how twenty railroads plotted the Merci Train route across the United States to showcase friendship from France. Officials weighed over street patterns, subway clearances, and overhead routes, with key figures Strickland Hancock and Howard negotiating loan tactics and rail coordination amid political pressure and RFC involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Hancock
RFC
Strickland
Howard
New’ York ‘Central
Frank Marks
Strickland’ Furniture Co
York Central
Grover Whalen
Wally
Traitijen
de Grasse
Howard Train Committee
Coast Guard
Frederick Lyford
Mer J
Ritt, Chapman
Scott
Inmdawit Moran
Siferea
REC
Mort Blumenstock
Warner Ie Eet
Mneeee Brothers
Simingley
Gresnioan
Howard Theatter
Strick Furniture Co
Combmic Able
Eugene ‘Schultz
France
How- American Legion
Rome
N. X
Washington
Otfiea
United States
Reconstruction Finance. Corporation
Dont Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
About 40 million Americans speak with a Southern accent yet writers and actors often misrepresent it. The piece critiques exaggerated pronunciations like speed-o-meter and you for you, notes regional variances, and urges accuracy in depiction of Southern speech.
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Frank Colby
New England
Latore
Saturday Evening Post
University of Texas
Texas
Collier's
Virginia
Boston
Noree
Julie
Conner
Liz Abner
Colby
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