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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1947
Page
6
Representative Taber, newly named watchdog of federal finances, promises a heavy reduction of current spending and nonessential programs. He warns of reexamining highway, harbor, and airport projects and aims to trim billions from Truman's budget, targeting a $3 to 38 billion reduction.
An ad notes French Chemists and Asthma Spasms relief formula easing laughing and breathing difficulties from bronchial asthma spasms. It claims rapid fame in Europe and US availability, lists active ingredients, warns use as directed, and offers free liberal supplies via Pha Mantrose Sales Co. for readers who write.
The budget group plans a Thursday meeting to begin its studies. The joint committee acts under the legislative reorganization act requiring full committee bulge edt niates to Congress by Feb 15. Senator O Mahoney criticized handing reports to a subcommittee, while Republicans said subcommittee actions stay under full membership approval. Taber questioned $18.0 billion spent in six months and $23.5 billion planned for the year, urging reviews and cuts, especially in Commerce and Labor departments, with possible reorganization to avoid duplications. Hans Brinker and the Liver Scales will be Clare Tree Major Theater’s next presentation at Knickerbocker Junior High School. students will attend Thursday, Feb 6.
Local notes cover a membership campaign and team contest with two wards. Reports on building costs, initiation plans, study courses, a spaghetti supper, and hospital visits follow. Anniversary celebrations, altered funerals, church guilds, and council appointments are listed with names and places in Hoosick and North Hoosick.
Averill Park Albert Flaxmyer and companions spent the week end fishing at Ballston Lake. Mrs. William Karl has returned home from Samaritan Hospital and is improving. The Ladies Aid Society of Hunga Corners Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. John Rahmig tomorrow at 2 pm. The Regents examinations start Monday at Central High Bennet and run through the week. The Good Cheer Class met at the Methodist Church midday. vice president Arthur A. Hayner presided. Motion pictures were shown. The Rebekah Lodge meets today at 8 pm. Noble Grand Lars Hoffman conducts the ritual. The Odd Fellows Alec meet today at pm.
The Saratoga County Fish and Game Club at Ballston Spa elected Ford of Galway as president and Joseph A. Shepard of Troy as secretary treasurer. Craig of Ballstone Lake became vice president succeeding Victor Gilo of Corinth. Porter of Spa and Teachoul of Gilwa were named delegates to state council with Ensign of Stillwater and Dr. Philip Green of Cliffam Park as alternates. The group opposed a Conservation Commission plan to build a cocktail bar and dame hall atop a cliff due to danger if alcohol was sold.
Rome police busted a peddler selling forged degrees across fields including medicine law and economics. A six year operation used stolen university certificates stamped official to fraudulently certify lawyers doctors and teachers for about 300 dollars. Authorities seek to identify holders and revoke the false credentials.
Chief Prosecutor Willand of General MacArthur’s war crimes section ordered the release of 19 Japanese leaders from Los Banos Prison No. 1 for repatriation to Japan. Sixteen other high ranking officers remain detained. their fate and repatriation were scheduled within thirty days. About 35 had been held since the end of the war.
A Tokyo message from 8th Army officials urges American troops in Japan to model proper conduct. While praising most soldiers, the report notes a few undisciplined uniforms and tramper behavior. Officials discuss aims for full 100 percent replacement if needed to maintain order.
An Albany County grand jury returned an indictment against Anthony Neklerow, 22, of Longfamd Oily, charging grand larceny in the first degree. The alleged theft involved an automobile owned by Richard D. Rider of Troy, found near the Port of Albany.
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