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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1950
Page
16
The Army announced a new Reserve Corps plan aimed at creating a trained fighting force—target 625000 in organized reserve with an acceptable minimum of 287000. The program, starting 1968, would cost about 182 million annually versus 900 million for postwar organization. It notes the prior 1960s reserve plan produced 286000.
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The National Labor Relations Board hearings at New York address elections to choose representation for about 100,000 GE production workers. The Unite Electrical Workers and the CIO IUE compete after the UE was expelled for alleged Communist ties, with SB hearings to shape which unions will conduct elections at GE plants by February 10.
A dance event in Syeaway is sponsored by the Brunawick Volunteer Fire Co as part of a series of community dances. Volunteers organize the event to raise funds and provide entertainment for local residents.
Maurice Whitney proprietor of Ranch Bar-None in Berlin spoke at the Troy Rotary Club luncheon at The Hendrick Hudson on Tuesday. He urged planting trees to conserve forests and was introduced by Bruce W. Hislop and thanked by Howard Reynolds.
At Russell Sage College chapel Dean Bernice Smith spoke on opportunities for foreign study and travel since World War II. She noted 20 000 U S students studied abroad last year and many foreign students came to the U S to study. A list of European cultural happenings and study programs was given along with youth hostels and Fulbright programs. The talk highlighted the exchange and international education efforts new since the war.
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