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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1949
Page
9
Assemblyman Sam Floman introduced a bill in Albany to outlaw wiretapping in New York State except for capital crimes. The measure limits access to recorded evidence to the prosecuting official and bans copies by others.
New York authorities broke ground yesterday for a $20 million union bus terminal to be built by the Port of New York Authority on the block bounded by 40th and 41st Streets and Eighth and Ninth Avenues in Manhattan. Governor Thomas E. Dewey called the project a great milestone in New York New Jersey cooperation and the terminal should be operating late next year. The Port Authority is a joint agency created by New York and New Jersey to oversee port facilities and it also runs airports tunnels and bridges in the metropolitan area.
State Agriculture Commissioner C Chester DuMond told dairymen at the Niagara Frontier Cooperative Milk Producers' Bargaining Agency meeting to gear for a fall and winter milk price decline. The group passed a resolution seeking higher fluid milk prices and said current production costs do not justify lower returns for producers.
A letter to Senator Kilgore from West Virginia constituents voices strong opposition to proposed compulsory sickness measures. They state there would be little agreement with government plans and urge reconsideration.
New York area milk prices cut by the GMA with retail drops affecting major distributors and stores. Borden's and Miraffele Farms join the price reduction alongside Grand Union Safeway and other grocers as city officials push for lower household milk costs. The cuts promise homogenized milk at 2% to 3 cents per quart and 22% cents for other products next Tuesday.
Governor Thomas E Dewey announced pledges of cooperation from builders and financiers to spur a state wide building program. He met contractors and fabricators and bank readers to back legislation for a building code and cost reduction, aiming to spread work and remove bottlenecks. He had made a similar pledge after a January 7 meeting with building unions and teachers forecasting a ten year boom.
Vienna reports say Lajos Dinnyes former Hungarian premier and Small Holders Party leader fled Hungary after Dec 9 as Communist bosses ousted him. Investigators suspect escape to Austria. Austrian police say they have no knowledge of Dinnyes whereabouts.
The South Fr ay Post Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met at the post rooms. Helen Ryan chaired the new membership committee and reported ten new applicants. Mary Campini was named cochairman and plans for continued recruitment were made. Aona Waters presented plans for a forthcoming screening and a buffet luncheon followed the meeting. Blood test mandates for venereal disease are noted by INS sourced from Chicago.
Mrs Blanche McPartland of 31 Marion Avenue Wynantskill sues the state for 335000 in the death of her son Lawrence Sage a patient at Hudson River State Hospital. She seeks 25000 for death and 10000 for conscious pain and suffering alleging negligent supervision. The drowning occurred May 22 1946 in a hospital farm water trough. Detmar Sage and Dr William Kirk testified for the claimant with attorney Owen Connolly. The state defense is led by Sidney Gordon and George W Cuzack.
Firemen used an inhalator at the Belvedere Paste Shop on Press Street to revive Frank Nataro of 917 Twenty-fifth Street Watervliet after he collapsed. Inhalator applied by Hosemen John Waite, Michael McGill, and Battalion Chief Driver William Dolan. Cen Bros Construction Co faced a dispute over $434 for extra road work on Route 20. Judge Lambiase ordered payment at original price.
Resseelser County Democratic chairman John F. Shannon will lead a group of party officials at a testimonial dinner for former Ben Jamon M. Mead in Utica today. The Rural County Association sponsors the event, representing twenty counties in the state. Attendees include Joseph B. Nial Edwards Nehil Thomas M. Monahan Jr. William B Lyone and Joseph Purcell.
Autde mened at 5 30 p m. Mr Matero taken to Ue Hospital in the piece agribulence joy Driver William Ryassagar tromen George Ruff and Jota n Ontermont of the radio patrol.
In Supreme Court at Ballston Spa jurors were drawn for the action of Russell M. Bille and Roy P. Claydon of Gansevoort against George Scott and Michael Biss of Gansevoort stemming from a Saratoga Springs automobile collision on March 12. The report notes community notices of local residents and several social updates.
Berlin reports Walter Ulbricht told a conference of the Socialist Unity Party that the Soviet zone economy suffers from disinterest, red tape, and weak production. He called for faster work and better plant management to overcome the counter blockade and meet the two year plan.
Salem i Miss Elaine Noonan of Glens Falls visits her parents Mr and Mrs George Noonan. Robert No Wilson receives treatment at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. Miss Mary Masefield of Troy visits her niece Mrs Josephine McAvoy. Elmer Wilcon returns from Gloversville where he was a guest for friends. Mrs Alexander McKinney has
The column lists local residents including Mrs B and Mr Monday from South Cambridge and Hast Greenwich visiting relatives. It notes Mrs Robert Gibbons of Kaghk visiting her parents and mentions guests Mr and Mrs Bassett with Franklin Lee and their children from Troy and Mr and Mrs Fabian Cresner and daughter from Eagle Bridge spending time with local hosts.
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