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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1947
Page
10
Copenhagen reports show King Chiladan of Denminck is battling a serious health issue after a recent ailment. Palace physicians confirm the king underwent treatment yesterday and remain watchful as his condition is not yet stabilized.
Police of Fort Lauderdale investigate the death of Helen Crowley 43 wife of noted Spartanburg industrialist Crowley. They describe a murder scene and note Crowley and his wife moved from Troy to Spartanburg in 1982. They have a son James Crowley Jr now 22.
Mondiy evening and started to walk home about 9 30 pm. Shortly after midnight her body was found floating in the waterway canal by a night watchman. A bracelet and two diamond rings were missing from her purse. An autopsy showed she died of drowning after an assault. Her husband aided by a private plane to move the body to Spartansburg. Police ruled out suicide though the husband suggested accident. WOKO radio license issues mentioned in passing with FCC action and Sam Pickard referenced.
War Assets Administration and State Education Department unveil a plan allowing New York public and private schools to pool needs for discounted equipment worth millions. Walter Conklin says staff will support group requests and distribution of government supplies to schools statewide.
The New York State Teachers Association plans a state wide effort costing about 10 000 dollars to push for a living wage for teachers. The initiative seeks support from districts and unions to gain legislative action.
Mary A Sheehan states the executive committee may recommend a half $19 month proposal. The occasion occurred yesterday with the steering committee on legislative national affairs discussing the plan.
A community debate centers on funding for teachers and the perceived failings of Governor Dewey's commission. Proposed salary adjustments range from an immediate 2008 year step to a $1000 maintenance stipend, with discussion of higher figures from $2100 to $8000. Names like Max Sheehan and Waleed Maliniden appear in the fragmented text amid calls for action and potential budget levies against members of a superior committee.
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