Dewey Names Anti-Bias Commission for New York
Henry C. Turney former NY City Board of Education president heads a newly named anti bias commission. Members include Elmer A. Carter Edward W Edwards Julian J Reise Leopold K Simon with a $20 yearly pay. The panel holds broad powers to investigate employer discrimination and impose fines or prison for violators. The law, signed March by Dewey, aims to guarantee the right to earn a living and improve employer employee relations.
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Henry C. Turney
New York City
Wipreceivertad
Iwate Dewey
New York iSune
Davey
Dewey
Dewey Backed by Industry and Labor on Race Relations Commission
Governor Dewey announced a new race relations commission drawn from industry and labor leaders. He stressed the commission’s educational goals, its lack of precedents, and its aim to set a model policy for New York State, with offices planned in New York and Albany and a July 1 1985 effective date.
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Dewey
Ris
Corm
New York State
America
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Albany
Local Social Roundup From Center Cambridge Area
Center Cambridge residents and families visiting relatives report a lively weekend. Mr and Mrs Joseph McCormick of Troy visited Mrs Katherine Hopkins and family Sunday, while Mr and Mrs Leon Powers returned from Springfield after several weeks with her sister. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Gaynor of Greenwich spent Sunday with her parents and with Mr and Mrs Leon Powers. Mr and Mrs Edward Murphy and Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kelly visited Mr and Mrs George Snappet in Albany. Mrs Clarence Bentley returned to Petersburg after spending days with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Prusicis Andrew and family.
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Center Cambridge
Joseph McCormick
Troy
Katherine ‘Hopkins
Leon Powers
Springield
Via
End
Roscoe Gaynor
Greenwich
Edward Murphy
Ambrose Kelly
George Snappet
Albany
Hiss
Clarence Bentley
Petersburg
Mr. and Airs
Prusicis
Andrew End
Walsh Family Guests Highlight Evening Society Notes
Vailey Falls Buss Mae Walsh of Troy visits her aunts Miss Mary and Miss Anna Walsh as the Evening Group of the W. S. C. meets at Mrs Reymond Stark's home. Mrs Carl W. Lohnes travels to Orlando for her mother Mrs Frank Gifford’s health. Thomas White is promoted to petty officer first class and recovering in a California base hospital after two years in the Pacific.
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Vailey Falls
Buss
Mae Walsh
Troy
Mary
Anna Walsh
W. S.C
Reymond Stark
Carl W. Lohnes
Orlando
Fla
Frank Gifford
Thomas White
Clas
California
Pacific
Guardsmen Get Checks For Shoveling Snow
About 250 members of the 5th Regiment New York State Guard received checks from the Pennsylvania Railroad for digging out snow from last winter. Payments ranged from 52 to 97 dollars, graded by regimental rank under guidance from Col. Joan F. Malone.
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Bivteloth
Sth Regiment
New York State Guard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joan F. Malone
North Hoosick Community Notices And Moves
An official board meeting will be held Monday at the Methodist Church. Miss Marion Chase is recovering at Mary McClellan Hospital. Mrs Margaret Wiswall visited the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Strand. Mr and Mrs George Sigmund have returned to Hoosick from Ballston after three years. Mr and Mrs Reymond Hogan and daughter of Bennington move into the Cobble Hill home with her grandfather Mortimer Ingraham. Mrs Leona Hipp and daughter Nadine are moving from Hoosick to Cobble Hill to reside with her grandfather. Benjamin Busch recently joined Wabroomsa paper mills after years at Greenwich mill. Rev and Mrs Selvin McGaughey host open house at the Methodist church June 17 from 3 to 5 pm.
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Methodist Church
Marion Chase
Mary McClellan
Cambridge
Margaret Wiswall
Ele Ylet
Harry Strand
George Sigmund
Ballston
Reymond Hogan
Bennington
Church Members Invited to Visit Abert Nesbitts Yonkers Visit
Invitation extended to church members and friends. Nasbitt returned Thursday from New York after several days with Mr and Mrs Alexander Nesbitt at their Yonkers home. A Children's Day service is set for Sunday at 9 45 am at the Methodist Church under the Sunday School with Mildred Shay as superintendent. Rehearsals underway led by Mrs Eltis Russell Miss Grace Wright Mrs Thomas Allen and the Misses Mildred and Mation Shavw.
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Abert
Nasbitt
New York
Alexander Nesbitt
Yonkers
Metho@ist
Tthe Sunday School
Mildred Shay
Eltis Russell
Grace Wright
Thomas Allen
Mildred
Coal Dealers Face Delivery Warnings in Troy Area
Wholesale distributors warned Troy area coal dealers of possible closure for repeated quota violations. Homeowners may receive only 60 percent of next winter’s needs in storage with 20 percent of 1942 43 heating needs allowed. Remaining balance must be filled with substitutes. one ton limit rescinded as price breaks begin.
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Troy
Ford Fuel
New York
Anvbsacha
Bewa
OPA
Washington
West Point Graduates From Troy Area Three Second Lieutenants
The Troy area reports three new West Point graduates commissioned as Second Lieutenants. Leoti Humphreys of South Leake Avenue Secord Le, Henry Hughes Jr, son of Councileban and Mrs Hughes of Watervliet, and Bred Archibald, son of Mr and Mrs Archibald of Loudonville. They will report to their units after brief leaves.
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Troy
Ceutesants
Army
Military Academy
West Point
Li Leoti
A. Humphreys
PW. Bumphrers
South Leake Avenue
Henry’ Hughes, Jr
Councileban
Hughes
Watervliet
Archibald
Loudonville
Husspbress
Lansingburs High School
Bes
Cavalry
la Sabe Institute
Leutenant
Holy Cross College
Stanton Miliary Academy
Lefaniry
Albany Academy
Coast Artillery
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Pgs
Bether
AI Aklied
FCAP
Allied Auto Stores
Post Office
Nike
Sprace
Anti-Bias_ Commission
Anne
Pouglas Sroe CO. Gedterom
River Street
Troy Theatre
Douglas
McCarthy
Jose
Selung Chase &Sanborn
Chas — Sanborn
Freir
HE Law Chume
CHASE
HALE
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
North
Hoosick
Washington County
Pomona Grange
Cambridge Vater Grange
Gardners
White Palm Beach
J. Kaufman
River ST
Crown Soup
Whitney
Whitney’s
Bungalow
Gordon L.hayes
River, Cor. Fulton
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