Railroad Safety Work Initiated in 1913 Hitson Injury Drop
Organized safety work began on American railroads in 1913 and employee injuries from accidents fell to one ninth of what they were at that time.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1947
Page
6
Organized safety work began on American railroads in 1913 and employee injuries from accidents fell to one ninth of what they were at that time.
The Hensselaer County Home Bureau releases a weekly schedule. Activities include Brookview unit at Mrs. Charles Cooper home, Benes unl safety lesson at Mrs George Prederlek, and South Ycho duck house cleaning at Mrs Jack Cook. Tuesday features food leaders training at St John’s Church with multiple lessons at various homes. Wednesday includes Nite Toad leaders training and a farewell lunch for Mrs Richur Holden. Thursday lists LDAI unit events and family life discussions at local venues.
Governor signed three bills aiding the United Nations in New York and pledged full cooperation with UN operations. The measures include arrangements for the use of donated Lind assets from the Rockefeller family and set gas prices at 55 to 7 cents a gallon, aiming to support UN operations.
Davey praised the opportunity for state administration to participate in establishing the United Nations headquarters and pledged hearty continued cooperation for the future.
Local business report states that Myron and Ray's Tavern and Restaurant at 80 Beaver Street Albany has been purchased by Hay Restaurant. Details on buyers and closing conditions are unclear due to fragmented text.
An Albany broker announced on Thursday that the price of the business was reported as $22,000. Both men were formerly employed by the New Way Lunch of the alty.
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