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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1949
Page
1
A man around M-year-old was found in a bathtub holding a lamp cord and died of electric shock. Monroe County Coroner Richard A. Laonarde and Jason Chadkin confirmed the accidental death found Wednesday.
AFL and CIO agreed on a united labor front to back Truman's 1948 platform, with a dinner meeting arranged by Senator Francis Myers. Delegates from United Mine Workers, railroad brotherhoods, and machinists joined Democratic senators Humphrey Pepper Green Downey McMahon Kefauver Douglas Chavez Neely Kilgore in pledging cooperation to push the President's proposal through Congress.
Jurors for City Court hear Anthony Costa v Israel Greenberg as labor groups discuss a united working agreement. AFL CIO leaders, Mine Workers, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and others attend, stressing senators' initiative and continued support for the President's program.
Immigrants arriving in China from Hong Kong must surrender all Hong Kong newspapers at customs sheds, including used wrappers. Authorities ban Hong Kong papers both Chinese and English for undermining public morale amid civil war news.
Synagogues in Troy schedule a weekend of services across four congregations. Temple Bethema Rabbath will host Rabbi George Vide speaking on Youth and an Oneg Shabbat with fraternity entertainment. Third Street Temple features Rabbi Gutmann on Modernists in Judaism with Sunday school, Purim preparation, and annual meeting. Orthodox synagogues Shaaray Jephalah and Beth Israel Bikur Cholim list 4:30 pm Vespers and morning services, with daily Torah readings and Talmud classes planned across Riv er Street and Division areas.
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