1947 State Legislatures Tackle Veteran and Policy Issues
State legislatures in Illinois Kentucky Louisiana and Michigan plan to study veteran affairs, unemployment compensation and housing aid as part of budget and policy reviews aimed at modernizing education, health, welfare, and public works. Experts warn debates will center on finance, security, water, and central government roles.
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Affals
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Yingina
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Lanmiana
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Curyoun
Nedic
Mike Aid Federal Relations
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Council of State
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Federal policy shifts shape postwar state planning
The federal government funds airport surveys with 3 million for construction planning and 500 million over seven years to be matched by states. States must pass insurance legislation by January 4 or face a congressional act. Health surveys get 478 million in grants under the Hin-Burton Act to aid health centers and hospitals, while states weigh highway and public works bills amid postwar manpower strains.
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Federal Governhnint Wits
Bane
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri River
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Rane
Value placed on P L Taylor estate disputed
Philena C Wayior died December 20 in Oklahoma leaving a net estate of 10. The tax appeal was filed yesterday in Pennse tnex County Surroyant's Court. Beneficiaries Kim W Redden and Helen M Crandall share equally. Gross estate listed as 12,770. Crandall represented by James Mills of Albany.
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Philena C. Wayior
Austin Says Veto Nullifies U N Charter
Austin argues that using a veto at the United Nations Security Council to shield aggression would nullify the UN Charter. He says only war in defense of the law and the Union can prevent nullification while urging collective security measures.
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United Nations Security
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United States
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Council of State Governments
Per Hiakenl
Kartan
Brown Receives Part of State School Funds
Brown receives two checks totaling 165,080 from the state education budget. Funds distributed by the Bureau of Apportionment cover supervisory districts and cities. Kiwanis luncheon featured films and Rev Sumner J. Brown presided.
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Thoms HH
Bureau of
Stile Education Department
Fk Fuills
Lansingburg
Sty
Rensselaer
Tax plan looms as rate hike eases on lower incomes
A political review notes prospects for a 20 to 26 percent indirect income tax change, with lawmakers split along party lines. Republicans warn against cuts before debt is balanced, while Democrats push for tax relief targeting lower income brackets and broader budget balance.
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Towans
Bre Ie
Kenn
New Jersey
Cheli
Kautsun
Saul
Musical Art Concert Delights Local Audience
The program featured Gilbert and Sullivan pieces and solos by Mrs Chester Parkin Mrs Adrian Pighy and Miss Ree Darmiinjian among others An excellent selection included Lehar Gypsy Love Song and Gluck Babyton Performers delivered polished solos and a capella numbers though about a dozen singers were absent awaiting a second concert to improve the choir’s sound
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Chester B. Parkin
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Mr Urwin
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Police Training Class Addressed by Ih BOE Agent
Ronald Phillips a special agent from the Albury office of the FBI will speak at the county courthouse. The session focuses on advanced police training for supervisors and officers, with Sheriff officials and other law enforcement leaders in attendance.
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Ronald Phillips
Albury
BBL
Willie
HerVice
County
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Pitlips
Tapie
Gouils Trey Pwiiot
Aepery
Atu
Officnss Wilh
Frank Bi Kensanil
Trose
Patiens
Te Hast
Shoei Philate
Crivery
Tray Shi Chil to See Army Film Release
Army film show planned at Prid y s winetuf with Tray USki Cin the and all Armg ranvenfivers invited to witness. Local unit Hin natal ski pateod to organize a meet and observe the new xl el shook acit be yeeypind. Andy Perrybsika to deliver the Saeuma behind scenes as part of the event.
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Pridiy
Uski
W.g.au
Merkting Amd
Chie Boole
Omrganioe
Hin Natal Ski Pateod
Andy Perrybsika
Saeuma
Fort Edward Estates Bequeathed by Fred Doty Relative Will
Relatives in Fort Edward are named in the will of Fred Doty of Fort Edward Village. The instrument, dated February 2, 1044, names executor Abbie Lurker and mentions the entirety of estate, rent, and personal property. A separate notice notes a New York county clerk entry at Norwan Falls.
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Fred
Fort Edward
Washington Rounty Cleres
Nurwan Falls
Abbie Ly
Beattiatha
Arether C. Durkee
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