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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1947
Page
1
A large icicle detached from the roof of a Chicago Illinois Sleet Corp. building on Wednesday and killed Alva Yeskey, 44, who was repairing an outside door. The icicle pierced his skull and he died before reaching the company hospital.
A heated debate over developing the St Lawrence Seaway under a US Canadian pact takes a new turn as Orange County Republican Lew Mailer is named lender of Daw 1 biblican majority and state leaders along the route protest the canal project citing economic and environmental concerns. Governor Dewey's message to the Legislature argues for broader hydroelectric gains and cross border cooperation.
Alliance schedules its annual meeting for Thursday January 16 at 8 p m at the Brunswick Sportsmen's Clubhouse Cropseyville with a weather contingency at Rifenburg's store If present a report on water chestnut in Rensselaer County will be given Officials note 600 acres of chestnut growth in the Hudson River and 44 000 word St Lawrence project discussion cites Dewey spokesmen on energy needs and state resource development opposing the St Lawrence seaway plan led by Mailler’s stance and party leadership positions The seaway debate mirrors broader national political dynamics involving Roosevelt Lehman and Dewey.
President Michael Petruska reports central pheasant rearing will begin this summer with about 00 chalies available. Three broadey houses from the BHINH preserve were available for use, marking the start of a state wide effort to expand game estates. Harman and Cahn are noted for overcoming speech challenges, illustrating perseverance amid statewide projects.
Legion to sponsor an oratorical meet in Rensselaer County at Kalelertaeker Junior High. contestants from various towns perform on the Constitution theme. Winners advance to district, zone, then a national contest with a $4000 scholarship at a qualifying institution. County chairman James McGowan notes cist prizes and judges include City Judge E Stewart Jones and Dist Atty Warren J Wiley.
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