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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1949

Page

7

Dinner and Forum at Columbia High School

A dinner at 6 30 pm followed by a forum on industrial peace in America to be held in Columbia High School cafeteria. Speakers include Winthrop Stevens Huyck Mills Dr John Thurber from New York State Department of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell Jin R Jones Albany Inter national Brotherhood of Paper Makers.

Columbia Community Council Columbia High School America Winthrop Stevens Huyck Mills John Thurber New York State Behovd of Industrial and Labor Relations Cornell University Jin R. Jones Albany International Brotherhood of Paper Makers

Auxiliary to Meet in Castleton-on-Hudson

The American Legion Auxiliary of Castleton-on-Hudson will meet tomorrow night at the village hall. President Mrs. Ruth Rosenblum will preside.

American Legion Auxiliary of Castleton-on-Hudson Ruth Rosenblum

East Greenbush Groups Schedule Meetings

East Greenbush groups schedule meetings today including the official board of East Greenbush Methodist Church, Men's Brotherhood, Girth League of the Bloomingdale Reformed Church, Nassau Post, VFW, Nassau Boy Scouts, East Greenbush Kiwanis Club.

East Greenbush Eest

Castleton-On-Hudson Votes March 15 Election

Castleton on Hudson schedules village elections for March 15 to choose officers for a term of two years. Current officials include Mayor Paul S. Hanreeder and Trustee George E. Leonard Jr. plus Johanna in the roster.

Castleton-on-Hudson Paul S. Hanreeder George E. Leonard Johanna

Price Cuts Across Goods Reflect Soviet Price Decree

The article lists broad price reductions across textiles, clothing, hardware, furniture, radios, phonographs, and more with reductions up to 30 percent. It notes after December 1947 decrees, the ruble exchange rate and purchasing power, comparing Soviet prices to U. S. costs and wages, and mentions shifts in diplomatic exchange rates and prewar living standards.

Soviet Union Compatison Sovet Union Russia Polland

Castleton Rod and Gun Club Banquet Held at Wheeler Hose Co

The Craneton Rod and Gun Club hosted a banquet Saturday night in Castleton Hudson attended under the direction of Willam Wright, the president. A Brookview Home Bureau white elephant sale accompanied the event run by Mrs. Leonard Stammel and Mrs. Ralph Grooten. The Lincoln Bullsplittera 4H Club met at Maltzas kill Reformed Church for a card party with refreshments. Johnson town clerk. The second trustee J Willem Goodliow re

Craneton Rod and Gun Club Wheeler Hose Co Castleton co-Hudson Willam Wright Brookview Home Bureau Mra Leonard Stammel Ralph Grooten Lincoln

Filibuster Prolongs Debate as South Presses Rule Fight

Democratic and Republican leaders clash over filibuster tactics as southern senators push for extended debate and a rules change seen as a gag rule. Russell of Georgia defends free debate while Lang of Louisiana cites Huey P Lang on record length.

George Ale Lucas D-Il Rapidlican Fieer Wherry Neb Erga Russell D.-Ga Senate Earth Sen Russell Lang D.la Huey P Kingfeh) Lang Lang

Budget Battle Over Dewey Plans Shaves Spending

Mahoney unveils a sharp revision of the Dewey budget proposing major cuts across capital construction and state aid. He targets 58.5 million of 89.0 million for capital, trims Public Works, equipment purchases, and university expansion. Democratic leaders oppose eliminating 40 million in extra school aid and university funding.

Dewey State Public Works Department Veterinary College State University System Ngene Mahoney State Commerce Department

Tax Bureau Creates Troy Office and New Deputy

The Internal Revenue Bureau yesterday established the Troy office with Frask J. Flanagan named deputy collector in charge of the Troy division. A cashier’s office will follow enabling local taxpayers to pay taxes locally. Walter R. Marr announced the change for the 14th District with Albany offices. Flanagan, a Mechanicville native, previously led the Saratoga office and will handle district duties. refunds are anticipated to rise as returns come in.

A. Mayer Nens Offen Internal Revenue Bureau Troy Walter R. Marr AD Entertainment Jthe Flanagan Mechanicville Saratoga

Mayer To Address RPL Society On Servomechanisms

Robert W. Mayer of General Electric Schenectady will speak on servomechanisms at the Mathematics Society of FLP T at Russell Sage Laboratory campus Thursday at 8 p.m. Known as mechanical brains, servomechanisms were used in wartime radar, cannons, and auto piloting. Prof. Alfred W. Jones of RPI announced the public is welcome.

Robert W. Mayer General Electric Co

When Mother's Away Mayor Has No Play

Baltimore mayor Thomas D'Alesandro handled breakfast for his large brood as his wife recuperated in Florida. The mayor described a breakfast chaos with children demanding varied eggs, meats, breads, and cereals, calling it a real headache while managing the morning routine.

Baltimore Thomas D'Alesandro D'Alesanillo Florida Nayor Port

Filibuster debate stirs as rule change looms

Senators pace in the chamber awaiting their turn to open a broadside of oratory against a proposed rules change. The scene centers on opposition to altering the chamber’s long used procedural tactic, with lawmakers defending or challenging the traditional filibuster.

Physician Attacks Health Bill at Troy Chamber Meet

Dr. Willam B D Van Auken former president of the Rensoelser County Medical Association fiercely attacked the national health bill before the Wholesale Bureau of the Troy Chamber of Commerce at Hendrick Hudson. He named Oscar Ewing as a chief target and argued the bill will direct physicians by federal clerks and limit free choice of doctors. He warned doctors may spend much time with neurotics hypochondriacs and malingerers and cited socialized medicine failures abroad and New Zealand’s expenditures to project higher costs. He urged opposition and letter writing to Congress. Bernard M Finegan introduced him.

Willam B.D. van Auken Rensoelser County Medical Association Troy Chamber of Commerce Hendrick Hudson Oscar Ewing van Auken Ewing New Zealand Bernard M. Finegan Bureau

Teachers Chapter To Meet At Sage College

Russell Sage College will host the Hudson Valley Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of French for a spring meeting on Saturday March 12 at La Maison Francaise 82 Flint Street. Mille Lydie Brunaud chair will conduct the business meeting at 11 am Luncheon is at 12 30 pm and at 2 pm members and guests will hear Roy Mosher New York State supervisor of modern foreign languages and BM Claude Bourcier professor of French at Middlebury College and dean of the French school there.

Russell Sage College Hudson Valley American Association of Teachers of French la Maison Francaise Flint Street Mille Lydie Brunaud Eoma Willard School Membara Roy Mosher New York State Claude Bourcier Middlebury College

Republican Women Plan Rummage Sale in Rensselaer County

The Rensselaer County Republican Women’s Club outlined a rummage sale for April 29 and 30 at 61 Ferry Street, with Mrs. Emily Riddell named chairwoman. Treasurer’s report and a Red Cross film for the March 28 meeting were noted, and Mrs. Carolyn Snyder led with Mrs. Mabel Russell and Mrs. Frances Phalen aiding in social plans.

Rensselaer County Republi’ Can Women’s Club Ferry Street Y.W.C.A Emily Riddell L. Merritt Smith Rensselaer County Red Cross Carolyn Snyder Mabel Russell Frances Phalen

Toastmaster Named For Communion Breakfast

Dr. Eugene F. Connally named toastmaster for the Holy Name Society communion breakfast at St. Augustine's Church on April 3 in Bradley Hall. Hugh C. Morrissey named transportation chairman and Harry Wilson head of tickets. Meeting at Bradley Hall opened by Thomas Graham with appointments by George Price. Dennis J. Maney named co chairman.

Eugene F. Connally Holy Name Society St. Augustine's Church Bradley Hall Hugh C. Morrissey Harry Wilson Thomas Graham George Price Dennis 3. Maney Ieco

Bill Would Raise Pay Of Justices In Third District

A bill introduced in Albany by Assemblyman George Foy and Senator Arthur Wicks proposes a $5,000 annual pay increase for Supreme Court justices in the third district. The raise would be shared among the counties of Rensselaer Albany Greene Columbia Schoharie Sullivan and Ulster. Current pay remains $15,000 per year.

Supreme Court Albany George Foy

Religion Free In Russia and the Red Dean

Dr Hewlett Johnson testified in court that Russia is not free of religion. The Canterbury dean described meeting churchmen in the Soviet Union who spoke of “liberty of their churches” and disputed claims in a French weekly about refugee author I Chose Freedom.

Paris Canterbury Hewlette Johnson Johnson Victor Kraychenko Les Letters Franceises Russia Soviet Union

Communion Service Slated At St Mark's

A silent communion service will be held at St Mark's Methodist Church Axh Wednesday at 3 pm Rev Royal Fishbeck will officiate. The service will be conducted in silence except for opening prayer and consecration. The story of the Lord's Passion will be presented in song and manner, with Mrs Evelyn Johnson Small in charge of the music.

St Mark's Methodist Church Royal Fishbeck Evelyn Johnson Small

Oriental Patrol Dinner Planned by Oriental Temple AAO

A dinner of the Oriental Patrol of Oriental Temple AAO NW M SB is set for tomorrow evening at The Annex. The temple executive committee will meet in March under the supervision of William Jones, potential.

Oriental Patrol of Oriental Temple NW. M. SB Temple Executir Committee Wiliam Jones, Polentats

Unit To Meet The Poesienk Hills Home Bureau

The Hills Home Bureau will meet today at 9 pm at the home of Mrs. Harry Ratz to discuss plans and craft projects involving buttons and notes for upcoming activities.

Hills Pam Harry Ratz

Albert Catone Installed as Local 180 Leader at Banquet

Albert Catone was installed as head of Local 180, with Trey Barbers’ Union at a banquet and officer installation held Saturday night at Piladino's, Seydar's Corners. New officers include Leo Borden vice president Frank Milsasie secretary and treasurer John Porsmiini recording secretary and John Capano guide. About 100 couples attended as Mr Catena and Mr Campion were presented with gold watches for their service. The evening featured a floor show and dancing.

Albert Catone Prev Higmt Trey Barbers’ ‘Union Amara Piladino Anthony Rinaldi Albany Barber's Guild Fred Lamotts Albany Catena Mr. Campion

Aid To Britain Hit by Senate Committee Hearings

The committee debates authorising ECA aid to Western Europe to help them stand on their feet. A British official Mayhew cited recovery progress while U S aid remains needed. Senator Fullbright says Mayhew’s remarks imply pressure for funds. Hoffman testifies a deep cut would reduce Britain’s spending and hurt exports.

BCA State, Treasury, Agriculture and Commerce Departments National Advisory Council On International Monetary and Financial Problems Budget Bureau ECA Christopher B. Mayhew United Nnion U. S Fullbright Dark Mayhew Hoffman Britain

Valley Falls Couple To Note Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Edgar Grogan will mark their wedding anniversary with an open house for friends and neighbors in Valley Falls They were married March 11 1889 in West Hoosick Mr Grogan a farmer lived near Pittstown before moving to Valley Falls The couple have one daughter Harriet and four sons Ernest Jesse Sterry and Zeba plus eighteen grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren

Edgar Grogan Valley Fall West Hoosick Grogan Pittstown Valley Falls Harriet Grogan Ernest I Jesse Rensselaer Sterry Johnsonville Zeba Grogan Eagle Bride Jater Grarsichildren

FBI Agent Discusses Accident Procedure For Traffic Control

Special Agent D D Shatraw of the Albany FBI field office spoke at the Police Zone Sotout session at Rensselaer County Court House on traffic control and direction. Det Sgt Joseph F Markham of the Troy Police Department discussed accident reporting procedures as officers worked through a practical accident report problem.

D. D. Shatraw Albay Field Sotout Rensselaer County Court House Joseph F. Markham Troy Police Department

Home Entered at 1538 Firth Avenue

A burglary was reported at 1538 Firth Avenue last night after intruders forced a back kitchen door. Detective John J. Noonan led the investigation with Detective Berean also on the case as authorities pursue leads.

Liflea Wises Firth Avance Ines Secord Ling John J. Nooman Berean Aleh

Fordham Alumni Honor New Federal Judge Foley

Fordham University alumni plan a testimonial dinner in Albany at Kee Jore Restaurant to honor U S District Judge James T Foley. Judge Foley will be celebrated alongside former partners Judges O Connor and Foley, with attendees including Chief Justice T Loughran and other Fordham alumni and officials.

Thomas J. O'Connor Trey

Weather Continues To Hold After Northeast Snowfall

Snow blanketed the northeast as two Troy accidents were blamed on icy streets while Cohoes police reported minor incidents. Three people were injured in Troy, one hospitalized after a Route 0 bid accident near Schaghticoke. Statewide road hazards triggered police warnings and transit delays. NYC saw six inch depths, fatalities from shoveling in Troy, Genoa fatal crash, flights grounded at several airports, and gusts up to sixty miles per hour in Syracuse and NYC. Shipping remained at a standstill in New York harbor.

Fage One Troy Cohoes Schaghticoke New York City Genoa Lae Guardia Field Albany Syracuse Buffalo New York Harbor

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