13 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1946
Page
1
Albany reports show Democratic leaders criticizing a city aid plan while Republicans push for Moore backed reforms. Tensions rise as mayoral figures and state committee members dispute drafting of the statement and the plan’s financial impact on 26 of 62 cities.
The piece notes Democratic leaders in Albany and upstate cities debating control this fall. Mayor Rudolph Roulier of Cutus and Mayor Erinhus Corning of Albany are key figures aligned with Moore plan critics. Comptroller Joseph and law officials from Amsterdam to Schenectady arrange strategies amid party contention and possible shifts in state governance.
Legislators argue about per capita welfare payments and state aid levels. Advocates claim Moore's report overstated local gains, while opponents cite a proposed plan limiting state aid and emphasize broader fiscal strain. Diverse groups—including labor, teachers, and reform assemblies—prepare to scrutinize the budget amid heated partisan debate.
The Rensselaer Auxiliary met Monday to discuss installation details and a dinner for Saturday evening. Mrs Edith Coby Vite presided in Mrs Blanche Ponds absence, with plans to appoint committees and finalize arrangements for the event and new rooms in Third Scroll.
General Farrell will address weekly meetings in Schenectady discussing recent division work and war project efforts. The general, a former chief engineer for the New York Department of Public Works, returns after being decorated for his role in a major stone work project.
Dr. Manytrel M. Wood speaks on Women on World Affairs at weekly college chapel. She cites Florence Nightingale Madame Curie Mme Chiang Kai-shek and Dr. Margaret Mead as examples of women shaping science humanitarianism education and civilization. She urges women to pursue leadership in politics and local service to reach higher positions through honesty and qualification.
Aca Deira, held on a charge, is pursued in Albany after a knife slashing injures Valenti at Memorial Hospital. Police Chief Phinip Coffer leads the manhunt as a fugitive believed connected to a December escape.
City officials plan a hearing on proposed incinerator siting near the city garage bounded by Chewib road tracks Idouw and Orr streets in Munichad. Mayor Jat J. Ahern says a study shows the site economical and may trigger a residents committee to tour other plants and report if odors or nuisances arise, with opposition possible and alternative sites discussed.
The Slibernians plan a joint banquet to honor St Patrick with Mayor J Ahern as guest of honor. Groups Divisions 12 and 8 will participate on March 1, with a Sunday breakfast and mass at St Marys noted. Division 1 members pledged at a meeting in Spanteh-Ameloan on Sunday night, six new members, and social details listed for January and February events.
Albany County workers will be paid weekly under a new pay system paused during the quarterly meeting of the Board of Supervisors. Most county employees are currently paid biweekly, but the change was approved to increase convenience for staff and payroll operations.
The man Melbamaker sale of tickets at St Josephs draws many attendees as activities at the Seath and Lethia are well received. Pollan and Waller Mealy report of a lively committee meeting with final reviews planned for Monday night. Weary B Gould and Charles Calley announce secured dances and a variety of entertainment, while the sports committee outlines a schedule with additional features for pregeni tation.
The Board of Education announces Bill of Rights Week observance in public schools. Officials stress that the week highlights fundamental rights, the role of education, and the duties of citizenship, with emphasis on age appropriate lessons and civic understanding.
The Parent-Teacher Executive Board of Powers Bound will meet at 2 PM today to discuss governance and future plans. The chaotic OCR text mentions philosophical questions and a call for inquiry but the readable portion confirms the meeting time and body.
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