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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1947
Page
12
A Pennsylvanian passenger train crash near Bennington causes 25 deaths and 124 injuries. Survivors describe wreckage as chaotic while emergency crews rush victims to hospitals. A conductor and engineer face questions as investigators begin work on the cause.
A prolonged New York building strike ended after City Hall mediation. Mayor O'Twyer's board helped reach an agreement where each side designates a committee to continue talks. If unresolved, O'Twyer may appoint the head of the joint committee to mediate further.
APL and CIO leaders consider a merger, proposing a joint conference to align strategies on unity. A committee chaired by Green outlines a 13 million member front, with officials from United Mine Workers and Carpenters, among others, to pursue cooperation and common goals.
Churchill and Bevin clashed about Britain's stance on the Palestine question as Britain sought UN involvement. Bevin defended delaying action and called for UN leadership while Churchill accused Bevin of procrastination in addressing Holy Land violence. Britain shifted toward United Nations involvement and away from the League of Nations.
Russia submits 13 proposals to the United Nations Security Council for separate subuniversal conventions to outlaw weapons and to pair atomic control under the Security Council. The plan aims to end the use of atomic energy for weapons and promote a world treaty framework through the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission.
Secretary of State Marshall responds to Senate questions on Acheson and Soviet policy. He defends Acheson against charges of slander, explains executive branch duties under the constitutional system, and notes continued U S efforts toward European peace.
The GOP caucus votes to cap the budget at 4.5 billion, arguing a 6 billion figure wrecks prospects for tax relief, while Senate Republicans push for a larger cut. Leaders warn deeper reductions threaten a July 1 start and possible relief delays, as tensions rise between House and Senate factions.
The Democratic minority abstained as the Republican legislature passed Governor Dewey’s $671.49 million budget. The Senate quickly advanced 12 of 34 bills, the Assembly nearly matched in speed, one bill defeated 44 to 40, and debates centered on budget director authority and civil service pay rules. Amendments on energy, taxes, and education were debated, with Democrats proposing several modifications while urging broader reform and state aid shifts.
Fragmentary report details a single engined aircraft tied to a Vatican mission that took off from Goose Bay heading toward the United States. The wreckage was found in snowy Labrador 16 miles north of a base, with officials noting a loss of life and ongoing investigation by Royal Canadian forces.
Dr James C Boland 38 longtime deputy county health commissioner and former city health officer died at 4 05 pm yesterday at his father’s home 293 Eigish Street after a brief illness. He had served as health official for years and was connected with state Health Department. He leaves a widow and children. services will be announced by local authorities.
Washington lawmakers debated ending OPA controls after a Senate approval of a House plan funding cuts. McCullough warned rationing and price controls could end by Friday with shifts in appropriations. Proposals sought halting enforcement on price definitions and auditing claims amid budget debates and political friction within both parties.
A fragmented report describes a lengthy encounter between factions near a fortified outpost. Key figures include Wari Sap Parke Maar and Chloe Lolth Masher. The skirmish centers on arcane equipment called Arclightlog, with a three hour siege and unclear outcomes.
New York lawmakers barred 1000 demonstrators from the Capitol as Republicans accused the marchers of Reds allegiance. A day of heated politics ended with a party line vote approving a 1947 48 budget while small groups gained limited access and a court order sought to admit a larger turnout. Police blocked entrances as Dewey supporters and critics clashed over housing aid and tenant protections.
Photographless OCR summary reports Eisler cited for contempt by the House Committee on Un American Activities. The vote tied on initial steps toward prosecution in federal court. Speaker was directed to present the case to the U S Attorney for action with possible penalties of up to 240 dollars and imprisonment.
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