Railroads Pay 1947 1948 Taxes in New York State Report
A Public Service Commission report to Governor Rockefeller details railroad taxes across New York for 1955 1958 and 1947 including Troy taxes of 204 453 and county totals of 628 937. The document notes tax changes from Wilis Station era, lists municipalities and villages with tax payments, and gives district levies and franchise taxes by county and city.
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Mamie Eisenhower to Visit Maine Chance Resort Next Month
Washington reports Mrs Mamie Eisenhower plans a two week stay at the Maine Chance health and beauty resort in Arkansas next month with her sister Mrs G Gordon Moore. The exact dates to be announced later by secretary Mary Jane McCaffree. The First Lady will travel by train this time.
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Hoffa Called By Senators Before Closed Session
The Senate Rackets Committee ordered James Hoffa to appear in a closed session next Wednesday to submit his 1958 financial records for examiner review. Committee counsel Kennedy noted possible questions about Hoffa and anticipated inquiry into the Carpenters Union led by Charles Johnson and its financial dealings.
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Awake Mark Broken Again At Nine-Day Sleep Marathon
Jacksonville reporter notes Dave Uinter completed a nine day nine hour four minute wake marathon in a showroom setting. He reportedly set a world record with 225 hours and surpassed 187 hours previously held, finishing to a celebratory meal with his wife Nancy at home in Jacksonville.
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Castleton Adopts State Building Code Amid Local Transitions
The town of Castleton adopts the state building code to standardize regulations across 286 companies in 94 towns and 150 villages, with Beunawick East Greenbush and North Greenbush having already passed resolutions. Village offices will administer the code, mirroring the state rollout to reduce costs and maintain consistent enforcement.
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American unit warshindton funds debated in congress
Congressional discussion centers on a $27 400 allocation to support activities of a U.S. agency. Rep Roxcovell (19 Calif) regrets limited ability to seek community input due to rules restricting outreach. Debate features calls to abolish the committee and transfer functions to the Senate.
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Senate Approves Ike's Nominee for Treasury Post
The Senate yesterday approved President Eisenhower's nomination of T Graydon Upton of Ravmont Ta O to be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Also confirmed were Dang Lathan of Las Tweet to be Commissioner of Internal Revenue and William L Mitchell of the District of Columbia to the Commissioner of Special Security.
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Trujillo Aide Murder Told by Dominican Exiles
Dominican exiles in Caracas claim Rafael Trujillo ordered the killing of Vice President Balaguer last Tuesday in Ciudad Trujillo. They cite a clandestine radio report and say the army was disarmed and repression spread, with hospitals turned into basements of fear.
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Albany appoints Clark state banking superintendent
Governor Rockefeller named Tus Clark of New York City as state superintendent of banks. Clark, 54, has led the American Bankers Association and taught at Rutgers and Rutgers Banking School. He will sever business ties to enter state service and is a native of Reading, New Jersey, with ties to Essex Falls and New York. He has held leadership roles in the American Institute of Banking and the New York Chamber of Commerce and is married with children.
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15 More Arrested On Fraud Charges
AP reports 15 people were arrested for relief fund fraud totaling $18 367. The group includes women and men with a married couple among them, facing larceny and welfare law violations for unlawfully taking amounts from $302.10 to $4 579. The sweep raises relief fraud charges to 45 cases, per District Attorney Frank B. Magan who cites $88 957 obtained.
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Store Sales Higher in New York Department Stores
Store sales in New York department stores for the week ended the 24th rose one percent from the same week a year earlier, according to a Federal Reserve Bank report released yesterday.
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