Veterans Bill Submitted to Legislature
Albany reports Gov. Thomas E Dewey recommends a bill to grant unemployment insurance for all discharged veterans. The measure, submitted yesterday, aims to rush approval as lawmakers push a leading state plan for veteran care and Dewey positions himself in the national campaign context with counsel Charles Brettel assisting legislative leaders.
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Relief plan aids veterans and fire safety lodging bill
The plan by Governor Dewey would provide veterans leaving service with unemployment relief up to 18 dollars per week for twenty weeks. A separate bill by Sen. Desmond and Assemblyman Mitchell targets fire safety in New York City lodging houses after 19 deaths last Christmas Eve. It requires sprinklers, fireproofing, exit signs, widened aisles, and regulated storage of insecticides with inspections every three months by the housing and fire departments. 131 lodging houses housing about 15 000 people are not fireproof and lack city authority to compel compliance.
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On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
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Tax Payment Rush at City Treasurer's Office in Troy
A steady stream of Troy residents filed into the temporary city hall yesterday to pay January 1944 taxes. Officials warned receipts would rise daily this week with peak payments due Monday to avoid penalty.
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Contingent Leaves for Army Camp From Selective Service
Sixteen registrants from Selective Service Board No 330 at the Rensselaer County Court House departed for Army training as the final third of a 32 man contingent. Previously 13 were inducted into the Navy and three into the Marine Corps. Names include Batholomew F Kelly John A Malek and William J Powers among Army enlistees. Navy selections feature William E Kelley Anthony F DeBonis and John F Connors while Marine recruits include Raymond H Sick and Samuel H McNeil.
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Joseph A. Graber
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James H Filkins
Louis O Belanger
Raymond H Sick
Samuel H. McNeil
Walter Lasky
Union Addresses Clergy at Troy Meeting
Miss Frieda Schwenkmeyer national representative of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America spoke to the Methodist Ministers Association of Troy and Vicinity at the Y W C A location. She traced labor history and stressed local union organizing while Lews E. Baker presided and Milton M Lavery chaired the program committee planning the February 14 meeting at 10 am.
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Venezuela Refuses to Recognize Bolivian Regime
Caracas announced it would not recognize the new Villarroel government in Bolivia and ordered its chargé d affaires to return to Caracas. A government statement cited foreign influences opposing United Nations aims, while Cuba and Uruguay also said they would not recognize the Bolivian regime.
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S E Cordial Dies At Rensselaer
Simeon E B Cordial former chairman of the Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors dies Saturday at his home 440 Broadway Rensselaer. Funeral today at 9 am from home and 9 30 am from St Johns Church interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Survived by son Edward J Cordial and two daughters Mrs Frank J Deacy and Mrs Leroy Baker.
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Hart I Seely Elected Survey Head
Hart I Seely, Waverly publisher and two time NY State Press Assoc president, elected president of the Citizens Public Expenditure Survey. James H Mosley reelected chair man of the survey board of trustees. Norman J Gould named vice chairman. Samuel W McCochrane trustee. Other officers include L Richard Gaylay executive vice president, Walter O Howe vice chairman, A Vedder Magee vice chair, George W Braks treasurer. Seely serves on advisory committee on state aid to the Rapp-Coudert committee. Walter M Franklin named honorary president.
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Waterford Loons Club mystery supper at Knights of Columbus
Waterford Loons Club hosts a mystery supper during a dinner meeting at 8 30 p m at the Knights of Columbus Home on Middle Street with several committee members named and plans to discuss charter night celebrations. Also notices include Waterford and First Baptist Church activities, prayers and a funeral in Troy for William Deignan and Mrs Edward Robinson with masses, organ music, and interment details.
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Private Buck Not Fooling Army At All
Camp Robinson narrative shows a misidentification scene during a 66th Division field exercise. Prisoner Pfc. Arthur L Buck, of Company E, responds with a generic Soldier when asked for his name, revealing the mix up was a test and prompting officer apologies.
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War Artist Returns To Trov for Visit
George Gray, who painted Historic Trov murals in The Hendrick Hudson tap room, returned yesterday to sign them. He has leased from Coast Guard duties and is with the North Atlantic fleet sketching combat under heavy fire. His works will become murals at Coast Guard bases, a project tied to earlier military life sketches from ten years ago and later historic hotel murals for Gen. J Leslie Kincaid.
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Carrier Hancock Slides Into Fore River Shipyard
Quincy Mass UP reports the aircraft carrier Hancock, the third vessel named for a signer of the Declaration of Independence, slid down the ways into the Fore River yesterday at Bethlehem Steel Co shipyard amid colorful ceremonies.
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