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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
4
A chaotic on page report describes a man dealing with multiple family tasks after a vehicle incident. The piece mentions Keanu Chartey Ward, a hospital, and several sons affected by a collision and ensuing mishaps at an event involving wagons and rollers.
Judge Pi nding to issue an early ruling in the portal case as government seeks Supreme Court action. John F. Sennett said the government will move to the Supreme Court at once, with approval from federal agencies and the President. Justice Picard indicated openness to government involvement but wants a timely path to final resolution. Vicard urged swift Supreme Court review to settle the matter.
Judge Picard heard arguments over government interest in a pottery worker time case. Officials cited potential tax refunds and war contractor sums as large financial stakes while employees testified to extensive prework activities. The court noted inconsistencies in witness statements and warned against unreliable testimony.
The East Side School 35 Parent-Teacher Association plans a 3 pm Tuesday meeting in Nealon to review the recent school year, with Carboni presiding and a soup sale fundraiser. Hostesses include Mrs Lester Burnstiel and Mrs Pho Gants. Also noted are Hill Top Home Bureau plans for a White Elephant party on Feb 12 and a Women’s Society of Christian Service gathering at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church. Personal notices mention Mrs Edward J. Ruoley of Pleasant Valley visiting, and Mrs Lewis G. Lynn hosting guests at Jamestown.
Veteran clerk in Shapiere Wisconsin named Frank J. Dole recalls long service at Cap Congregational Church. He describes meeting a church pastor and reflects on more than four decades of local church leadership and memory.
In notes from 1888 H H Pullen recalls a young Dole then aged 15. Dole admits that perhaps the members have become used to re they won't vote for anyone else, as discussed in late 19th century political commentary.
A proposed gasoline tax hike to fund a state veterans home draws criticism as another NY effort to raise motor fuel funds. Highway users and officials voice concern that the public would bear the burden through general taxation, while officials dispute the claim.
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