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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1950
Page
9
President Franklin D Roosevelt indicated the second part of tax reform proposals will be written after the November congressional elections. He insisted Congress must craft a fair program, aiming for equitable taxes and potential veto considerations, with details to follow in early 1945.
The Historical Society will vote on selling property at 200 feet front and 487 feet deep in Malis Elvent for 2400 dollars. The decision concerns the MeGhilin home, a key site in Crmbelage and Nhanaenting, with potential impact on local heritage and future use.
Report fragment discusses sugar supplies and price controls, referencing officials and party members. It mentions bulk sugar stocks, proposals in government committees, and potential rationing measures amid political debate and public scrutiny. The text is garbled but signals policy discussion and looming votes on control measures.
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Bay area shipyards including Hunters Point and Alameda resume wartime production with 16 cargo ships slated for completion. Navy yards lift payrolls as orders increase amid ongoing Korean War era mobilization.
At Lake George Village a G O P leader faces charges after a boating incident that injured several people. Police report the driver, identified as Greider of Williamsport, attempted to flee but was stopped. the case involves a plea and a tally of damages and injuries.
Local obituary notes the death of a long time resident after illness. The report mentions a hospital stay and an autopsy discussion. Family names are listed along with several relatives and a scheduled funeral service at Mary’s Convent in Glens Falls.
Fragmented report outlines a special news conference and a Security Council gathering with negotiations over China representation at the USN. Names and phrases are garbled, but it references a seven vote majority, potential chairmanship, and looming actions in August.
The front lines show heavy fighting along US 8 and near Yongdong and Hadong. UN forces repelled Chinese and North Korean thrusts while Navy ships bombarded coastal targets. South Korean and allied troops hold positions around Pusan, Yongdong, and Yechon with ongoing artillery barrages and naval actions.
An OCR fragment describes Troy Moase and a ceremonial event titled Past Goyurngr Sunfay with references to Lord Ordiant Monn and Edward 1. It mentions an Inttlatton Viral homme at 2:80 pam and a ceremony on Seventh Avenues Tie Iniindon supervised by staff of Heme Glovaraviltr lodge.
Ohio officials report that the “spoil banks” from strip mining can be reclaimed by grading and planting. Station experts note acres reclaimed by 37 companies, with best results in summer. winter traffic compacts material and erodes grading. Some banks will support grasses and legumes while others suit trees, depending on material.
Robert Winters, a long time Albany musician and professor of music, died Wednesday at his Albany home after an illness. He was 64. A native of Glasgow, Scotland, he moved to Albany in 1924 and taught with LaSalle Soksoh, the Larkin Music Co, Roussleville Behoul, and the Christian Brothers Academy, later serving as bandmaster. He also served in World War I, was wounded, and held as a German prisoner.
Soviet broadcasts claim Russia fulfilled 108 percent of annual industrial targets with higher output than a year ago. The report notes gains across sectors, praising economic strides and comparing to the previous year while admitting some sectors lagged behind.
The Foundation notes fewer polio cases in 1950 than the same period the year before, with 51 new reports through July 22 compared with 63 in 1949. They caution that projected totals for 1950 remain uncertain and record highs had previously occurred.
Albany lafantryman Pte. George C. Manor Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Genege Mangu of South Hawk Street, is reported as Albany’s first casualty of the Korean War. Manor, who had served since 2 career of the Army, was reported missing in action July 12. No further information was contained in the War Department telegram received by his parents yesterday afternoon.
New York Septal Railroad announces John B. Delaney will retire next Monday after many years of service. Clifford F. Grimes, currently in command, will succeed him as superintendent of the Syohense Division.
Waterford funeral services will be held today at Fine Liberal Home for Miss Minnis Dith with Rev. Fred B. Jones of the Waterford Seventh-day Adventist Church officiating. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery, Troy. George Bluntrey of Waterford named to head Civil Defense Technical Committee and Transportation for Visione. committee includes airline, motor and railroad officials and Public Service Commission staff. Also noted are a Waterford resident with a broken arm and a rescheduled toy charity collection in Prespart Han district. Waterford Signs Club meeting details and August camp plans. Little Waterford tree spray results reported. and other local notes.
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