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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1946
Page
7
Anthony and Joseph Debboll of Troy were naturalized as United States citizens at the Albany Court House on Friday. They had lived in the U S for about twenty years, both sons of Josaph Debboll, an Italian citizen.
In Albany action the Democrats and Republicans trade accusations over liberalism as Governor Dewey campaigns for re election. Democrats tout progressive record while Dewey claims GOP has embraced liberalism and accuses Democrats of pandering to special interests. The campaign centers on who best represents liberal values and the role of government in society.
Melrose Me Miss Alma Sidrbotham and Miss Willian Domachel visit Van Der Mere House Hampton for a week. Bench Edward Carey family of West Englewood called after Iris Carney’s death. St John’s Lutheran annual picnic tomorrow at Bains Grove with community turnout and supper at 7 p.m.
An 8 year old girl identified as Eleanor Basinsky of Webster died after plunging from the eighth floor of the Hotel Sheraton in Worcester. Police arrested Torpedo sailor Clarence Hichardson of Silver City New Mexico stationed at New London Conn on intoxication charges while investigating the death. The girl had worked at Webster Hospital and had recently been released from Framingham Women's Reformatory. Police say the couple registered as Mr and Mrs J R Richardson.
Boyntonville community notes several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Eagle Bridge Scranton Pa and Washington DC Former mayor and Mrs Howard Vail relocate to Plattsburg Armitrong apartment hosts George Armatrong and daughter Florence in Schenectady Family guests include Forrest Agan and Mrs Eila Harrison of Johnsonville WSCS to meet at Methodist Ball with a noon covered dish luncheon Willian Sabin and family return from Troy Mrs Henry Chueh visits granddaughter Mrs Willian Dantistt and son William with Lawrence Church of North Dukouc last week
Cambridge Tae Embury Methodist Church Bienic will be held at Take Lawnder dale on Thursday air and Mrs. Orville Burton and Mr. and Mrs. Carllon Pierce sat camping at Scott's Lake. Mrs. Charles H. Holmes flew to Coronado Cal Monday to visit her daughter-in-law Mrs. Robert HH Holmes. Miss Charlotte Ms Hitchawck, lately at her home, has returned to York Pa. The annual card party sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Mary McClellan Hospital will be held in Florence Nightingale Hall on Wednesday. Playing will start promptly at 2 40 p m. The Cambridge Colony of New England Women met with Mrs. Henry Harrington Saturday at 4 am. Mrs. F L, new honorary president of the national society and Mrs. Wallace Frestage, president of the Albany Colony were guests of Cambridge Colony at the meeting.
South Cambridge Mor and Mrs. Perry Kipp have bought a home in Greenwich and plan to move about Aug 1. Mrs. Frank Hunziker and son from Schuylerville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Nelson Pierson this week. Various relatives from West Hoaslek Schenectady and Chats Fren joined others is noted. WA.G.S. met at Mrs Nelson Pierson’s home with a future meeting planned with Mrs John Jacobsen in July. Foxter Goodrich returned to Fayetteville and on to Tulsa Oklahoma to visit his father at McClellan Hospital.
In Washington state, the recovered bodies include Sidney Matz a Brooklyn executive who vanished July 8 after departing Ellensburg in a private plane. Also found were four missing men from an Army C45 crash near Saddle Mountain and another victim from a patrol plane crash near Stampede Pass, reflecting a broad search effort.
CIO leader James Marlow argues inflation policy is unclear and calls for an immediate wage increase and a labor conference with industry. He warns without price controls and federal action the economy cannot stabilize, noting postwar costs rose and producers resist centralized controls.
The article outlines positions urging Congress to enact a genuine OPA plan, blame opponents for weak efforts, and urge voters to punish them in elections. It calls for a buyers strike to curb rising prices and notes labor demands for wage and price controls amid inflation fears, with President Truman as a potential beneficiary.
An obscure note presents the Appalachians of North Cayn Hind as the oldest mountains in America, claimed never to have been submerged or altered by glacier activity. The fragment hints at ancient geology and landscape persistence.
British women rush bakeries in London to stock breads and ovens ahead of rain. They rush to buy treats before storms, while delivery trucks arrive. Batteries and loaves exchange hands as ovens shut and supplies run low, highlighting chaotic urban pace.
A fragmentary report notes a local woman named for her baking prowess. Cakes and cookies piled high while sales of four items are to be credited. The scene shows crowds and a rising demand with surplus supplies.
Department of Agriculture analysis indicates per person milk and cream consumption around 210 quarts annually, with projected decline under new antirevision policies. The report outlines expected shifts in dairy intake and supply implications for consumers and producers.
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