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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1949

Page

19

Plan Entails Flexible Supports Plan Entails Flexible Supports

Washington Senator Chie ton Anderson former Secretary of Agriculture discussed a compromise farm price support program. Brannan favored subsidy payments to farmers when market prices fall below a calculated fair return, facing House rejection and Senate committee stalemate.

Washington Chieton Anderson D-N.m Forme Anderson Brannan Senate Agriculture Committee House Senate Riculture Brennan Howse Ath Kongresa Banatar Alken R.-Vt Secretary of Agriculture Thomas Cammittee Brandan Young R-N.d Trumar

Cohoes Girl Marries Watervliet Man

Mise Felicia Guay daughter of Mrs George July of Cohoes wed Michael Mitarich of Watervliet in a 4 PM Saturday ceremony at St Michaels Church Cohoes officiated by Rev Gleracki Attendants included Mrs Waltar Kryskowski Organist Anthony Berdar played Amid church decor of gladiolas and orchids The couple will reside at 21 Mangam Street Cohoes

Mise Felicia Guay George July Mangam Street Cohoes Mr. Guay Michael Mitearich Watervilet Theodore Mitarick Bt. Michael's Church Valentine Glerlacki Waltar Kryskowski Anthony VV Berdar Stanley Basemer Wang Gladiolan Boston Ukrainian Hall Mangam Street Cohoes

142000 U. S. Rent Increases Granted

Newark refit increases under the new rent control act have totaled 142,000 dwelling units since April 1. Housing Expeditor Tighe E. Woods reported an average monthly rise of $4.40 per unit, about 18 percent, at a New Jersey Tenants Council meeting.

Newark Tighe E. Woods Woods New Jersey Tenants’ Council

Community Council names 9 chairmen for coming year

Columbia Community Council named nine chairmen for the coming year at Old East Greenbush School. Presiding was Philip Haggerty. Appointees include Mrs Joseph Beleer library Fred Cue auditing Mrs Donald Smith meeting notification Reland Holmes directory aut doors Richard Burke adult education Rodney Chipp forums Mrs Avon Shupe public iy and Mr Holmes constitutional review. Population in Central School District 1 rises about 700 to 3700 across East Greenbush Nassau and Schodack townships per the new Columbia Community directory to be distributed Sept 1.

Columbia Community Council Old East Greenbush Philip Haggerty Joseph Bel Eer Fred Cue Donald Smith Reland Holmes Richard Burke Rodney Chipp Avon Shupe Holmes East Greenbush Nassau Schodack New Columbia

Nantucket Forest Fire Controlled By 900 Volunteers

A Nantucket forest fire threatening buildings at the airport was contained by 900 volunteers after seven horn blasts sounded. The blaze burned over 2 000 acres of woodland traced to a Sunday picnic fire. Frederick Tiltistrand, a New York summer visitor, was fined the maximum 4100 in district court for starting the fire without a permit.

Nantucket Maas Frederick Tiltistrand New York Architald Cartwrigh Tillietrand

Daughters Benefit From Herrington Estate Probate

The will of Clarence M. Herrington, who died May 71, directs the bulk of a 10000 estate to his daughters Rosa A Herrington and five daughters named Solly HW Lakgetl Achener Sarah 0 Gotten Agana M Reswettis Jonna vite Clara £ Tom Camillus and Lihen F Revinida. Attorneys James T Herrington and others handle the estate in Renasselar County. The estate is valued at about 510,000 and is overseen by James T Herrington amid related filings and endorsements by local officials.

Clarence M. Herrington Renaseloer Agana M. Reswettis Jonna Vite Clara Tom Camillus Lihen F. Revinida Larcivien Waser Tey Howd & LePores Bee

Rotarians Plan Outing At Cohoes Club Luncheon

Cohoes Rotary Club members meet at VanSchaick Island Country Club to outline a clam steam outing with Watervliet and nearby clubs. The event is slated for Wednesday August 10 at Brookside Park with sports activities and steam service at 5 30 p m. Louis J Shearer leads the arrangements committee and AD Macaffer presides. Walter Eisner directs the program still awaiting final details.

Cohoes T Teday Louis J. Shearer Cohoes Club Comittee AD. Macaffer Walter Eisner

Ruane Post Delegates At Convention

E T Ruane Post American Legion Cohoes and Ladies Auxiliary depart for the state convention in Buffalo. Delegates include William Hutchins as commander and Donald DeLude past commander with John Keade as alternate. Auxiliary leaders are Mrs Alvina Dickinson president and Mrs Delphine Sti with two alternates. Welfare clinic at City Mall reports fourteen patients including one infant and four adults under Health Department supervision.

E. T. Ruane American Legion Cohoes Ladhes Buffalo Wiliam — Hutchins Donald DeLude John Keade Alvina Dickinson Delphine Sti Elizabeth Parker Eva I Connors Poet Room Oneida Street City Mall Health Department Hane D. Wetar Mary Land Sally Cunmeningr

Three Area Men Plead Guilty In Pittsfield Court

Three area men John E. Squires of Stephentown Robert J. Sherman and Raymond W. Squires Jr of New Lebanon pleaded guilty in Pittsfield District Court to breaking and entering and larceny at Grogan s gas station last week Judge Charles R Alberti gave a one year suspended term at the State House of Correction with two years probation three conditions no driving while on probation steady work and midnight curfew If any condition is violated the jail term may be enforced Sherman and Raymond J Squires also pleaded to breaking and entering a Pittsfield fruit stand July 1 and stealing a case of voda pop valued at 2 50 with a similar sentence to run concurrently.

Mea Pittsfield Grogan John E. Squires Stephentown Robert J. Sherman Raymond W. Squires, Jr New Lebanon Charles R. Alberti Sherman Raymond J. Squires Alberti

Triumph Rebekah Lodge Premic Held At Santos Grove

The East Side annual premic of Triumph Rebekah Lodge took place Sunday at Santos Grove with more than forty attendees. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Catherine Linvd Mrs Dolly Johnson Mrs Elizabeth Mohl Mrs Elizabeth Sicson Mrs Evelyn Freeman George Freeman and Nicholas Rymiller for games played.

Santos Grove Catherine Linvd Dolly Johnson Elizabeth Mohl Elizabeth Sicson Evelyn Freeman George Freeman Nicholas Rymiller

Vacation Spots and Local Events At Paradox Lake Lyons Lake and More

Ignat of 11 Munro Court spends two weeks vacationing at Marion Lodge Paradox Lake. Mr and Mrs Richard Caldwell of Luther Street return from Lyons Lake. William Bancroft of Winter Street vacationing on Long Island. A clamsteam is scheduled Sunday at Mountain View Volunteer Fire Hall Shafter Avenue. Sponsored by the house committee chaired by William A Doney with the Women’s Auxiliary led by Eva Matott. The steam is one of three held annually and will be served at 4 pm. A day of sports activities is planned for all attendees.

Ignat Munro Court Marion Lodge Paradox Lake Richard Caldwell Luther Street Lyons Lake William Bancroft Winter Street Long Island Mountain View Shafter Avenue House Committee William A. Doney Membee Eva Matott

Farmer Battles Hoppers In Kansas Field Struggle

Lindeborr Kansas see a farmer endure years of hail rain floods and disease only to be fed more trouble by grasshoppers. The man showed a shirt with fabric eaten away by the pests as he labored in the heat, illustrating the ongoing agricultural pests' toll.

Lindeborr Kan Verner Lundquist

Forty And Eight Vermont Session Planned In Benning

The Forty And Eight unit schedules a Vermont session with a promenade and events in Benning. Registration opens at the Putnam hotel from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. A parade departs the Armory at 4 p.m. A business meeting follows at 9 p.m. The Voyaguers and Lady Friends banquet is at 10:30 p.m. in the Fraternal Order of Eagles room on North Street.

Vermont American Legion Fun Society la Societe Dea & Hommen Et Benning Putnam Order of Eagles

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