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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1947
Page
4
The Women's Presbyterial Society for Mixalona will hold a leaders school at the Second Presbyterian Church. Officers and presidents of local societies will attend. Coffee will be served and a reception will follow.
Dubinsky of the AJL and Ladies' Garment Workers Union denounced proposed industry wide bargaining and closed shop bills as a body blow to democracy. He argued the measures would weaken labor and economic security, while criticizing health and welfare fund controls.
Livingstone testified that two independent unions were crushed at Thompson Plants in Cleveland and Euclid Ohio under federal direction despite worker support. He cited three elections where workers rejected CIO and UA W representation, claiming unknown Communists influenced organizing and that the CIO’s actions harmed war production and morale.
Gremel California report credits four fellow fishermen for saving Williams who slipped from rocks near Point Lobos in heavy surf. Robertson and others extended a safety line 50 feet to reach him then pulled him back to shore, Williams escaping with superficial cuts.
Raymertown residents Mr and Mrs Campbell moved into the Hawen O Briens apartment. Lester Sowill of North Greenbush visited Mrs M Snyder. The River Relay Class meets at Mrs Burton Burtons on Thursday March 6. Mrs Henrietta Holhvitter returns from a visit with her daughter in North Troy. The Grange meets Tuesday March 4 with the theme Grandpa and Grandma. Lunch served by the men. Mr and Mrs Howard Tate hosted Sunday supper with Osmond Eldridge and daughters Shirley and Bashara and Mrs Ada Van Winkel of Hoosick Falls.
Vischer Ferry Volunteer Fire Co plans a benefit dance at Mohawk Valley Grange Hall Friday evening with Leo Bonneau and his orchestra providing music. Dancing starts at 8:30 p.m. The second Lenten service of Clifton Park churches is Friday at 7:45 p.m. at Clifton Park Center Baptist Church led by Rev. John Mark Trezisa with Rev. Ronald Conklin delivering the sermon.
Bemis Heights Grange degree team rehearsal scheduled for Monday evening was postponed indefinitely due to illness among members. Mr and Mrs Warren F Hamilton hosted friends from Schuylerville and Stillwater at Saratoga National Historical Park Sunday. The group enjoyed elvigh tide in the afternoon with a supper and a musical program followed by games.
Colonel Stewart, 80, former Standard Oil of Indiana chairman, died Monday in a Miami hospital after a long illness. He led Standard Oil 1918 to 1928 and battled Rockefeller for control in 1929. Survived by widow Maude and four sons. cremation planned with ashes sent to Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
A parliamentary commission approved granting amnesty to all members of guerrilla bands who surrender to authorities by March. The measure is seen as averting a cabinet crisis over how to treat the bands now fighting government troops in northern Greece.
City officials call for transportation executives to attend today’s Traffic Safety Committee session at 2 pm in Troy. They aim to gather views on improving traffic coalitions, increase enforcement of parking regulations, and stress public compliance with laws before making recommendations.
Ossining VP Kenneth Snyder, 26, and Henry Kennedy, 28, slated for execution in the week of March 3 for a Buffalo holdup killing have been postponed indefinitely after notices of appeal were received by the Court of Appeals.
A local chapter will hold a social event to honor Mrs. Miron Mosher and celebrate Washington's Birthday. Chair Alfred Ebethella Hygorthy patron will lead a finary event with Mr Devony Briggs and WH Daye in charge of activities and refreshments.
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