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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
6
Governor Dewey outlines six point plan to revamp welfare, aiming to centralize administration and unify aid. He calls for a single agency to investigate family needs, uniform standards of assistance, and county level control, with possible city or county districts under new scheme.
Long Beach area report notes a parcel truck driver asserting a spotless safety record after 15 years and 7000 miles driven, with 730000 packages delivered and one minor accident. The piece criticizes the then current settlement system as ill suited to modern mobility and calls for reform to remove red tape and shift welfare costs to localities.
The county historian and Susan E Wade of Hudson Falls outline wartime record-keeping efforts. They note numbers of World War II discharges reverse indexed by the county clerk, with reference materials stored in the county history library for students and researchers.
The Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church honored Thovald Hansen at a Sunday reception after his graduation from Grand View Seminary in Des Moines. He will be ordained to the Danish Lutheran ministry at the synod's June convention in Des Moines, becoming the church’s first minister in over 75 years. Hansen is the son of Thovald Hansen Sr and a graduate of Langinghtng and Grand View College.
Walter Golowaty of 12 Second Avenue has completed 23 months in the Merchant Marine and is now recovering from inquiries aboard ship. He served in the US Navy for nearly two years and was discharged in Antwerp. He arrived aboard the SS Newburn Victory from Antwerp to the United States, part of 1538 veterans from the European theater. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Golowaty of Second Avenue.
The Veterans Administration outlined a plan to treat deaf veterans based on the Army model, projecting about 40000 cases from war losses in twenty years and up to 300000 more veterans becoming hard of hearing. Col Norton Chatfield will lead audiology efforts. Army doctors report psychological and physical deafness factors and training for hearing aids and lip reading.
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