02 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1946
Page
1
Desmond urges creation of a State Nutrition Council to coordinate nutrition policy, arguing for federal aid and a national food plan. He criticizes neglect of nutrition and calls for a state executive department nutrition eminence to guide research, education, and policy under governor appointment.
Congressman Kearney introduces a bill to survey Mohawk and Hudson water weeds to remove water chestnut and restore navigation. Albany Conservation Commissioner Peel B. Duyea reports eradicating the plant statewide, noting its rapid spread from Collins Lake toward Troy. Army engineers plan to hire men in Albany to test a plan while a local boat incident raises safety concerns.
The article reviews housing values across the United States, noting dramatic percentage changes over time. It cites figures from March 1 1941 and earlier years, highlighting how property values rose and the latest availability in November 1915. It discusses broad economic trends and sector impact with emphasis on national real estate dynamics.
A local Legion meeting during World War II endorses Driscoll for a service aide position. Members including Noble-Cuthlin and Thilsostig discuss membership, voting, and plans for a St Patrick Day party on March 36 at an unnamed port. A memorial moment honors the late May Arbout.
A large Catholic gathering in New York welcomed Cardinal Aren Glergyoien, with Bishop Wdnmd and Gybbows of Albiny Diogeee presiding. Attendees included priests, deacons, and various church officials as well as local dignitaries.
A meeting at St Joseph's Church Muri on SpeeAe outlines plans for a flag ceremony and the election of officers. The program includes a wife of Chatty to the auxiliary and a repeat overview of duties.
An O.E.S. chapter meeting noted initiations and candidate introductions. The event featured various speakers, the attendance of notable members, a musical selection, and refreshments served after the session.
Albany report by Tom Benton describes a partisan struggle over state aid to New York City. Republicans and Democrats clash as the Moore plan faces opposition and votes from city legislators, with implications for taxes, budgets, and party leverage.
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A legislative commission plans a spring probe into milk price policy and farm preservation. Four subcommittees will study dairy products, fruits and vegetables labels, and the farm justice system while examining market transport and food processing. Spearheaded by Leas, the panel seeks grounding for future farm relief actions.
Clinton is set to speak at an auxiliary event with a long list of speakers including Matac dohn Aleth City Pheasurer Tama AL Made and Anne Wik son. The gathering, described as part of a campaign effort, will feature various officials and local leaders from Trojan Poa to Scheneghity, with details on venue and program still forming.
The New York State Conservation Department announces the fourth main Harvest Fire Control Conference to be held at Body Mountain Mare t under the supervision of the Lands and Forests division. Speakers include Crosby AL Hoon and Ernest Marper from the U.S. Forest Service. The conference aims to keep foresters informed on new tools, techniques, and science of fire suppression amid postwar risks and increased public forest use. A statewide fire prevention campaign with Red Cross support is highlighted.
Judge Medatlie, 82, of the New York Court of Appeals, was reported in Albany by physicians as seriously ill with exhaustion and illness. A state agent noted the weakened condition, following prior hospitalization and bed rest last year. He had returned to duty before a brief illness struck again.
A police retirement bill was introduced Thursday by Len William Condon and Assemblyman van Herber. It targets officers in the State Retirement System and restricts eligibility to Troy Police Department members appointed since 1939. A second bill by Assemblyman Wilson proposes a $30,000 appropriation for training courses for firemen under the Board of Regents.
Lt Cal Kedward of Stratoga Springs and Chaplain Willien argue that marriage is a natural right for soldiers and should not be banned based on German extraction. They contend the military should not deny service members the choice of their future wife and mother due to nationality during wartime.
Two proprietors Walter Schutz and Rane Couture were charged with receiving stolen goods in a case centered on a Pollock Court burglary. Detectives seized 22 cartons of cigarettes from Schultz's store and 48 cartons from Couture's. the theft reportedly targeted a Union Co factory. Both men posted $1,000 bond and await arraignment as William Walsh represents Couture in court.
Yesterd ay in Pray Police Court the trial of Davie Daniels aged 50 and Joseph Soild 28 was adjourned. They face charges under Penal Law section 985 for alleged gambling acts in Federal Street district. Judge J O Connor noted the absence of counsel for Daniels and Soild and set hearings for next week.
Rev. Cheaties Sigihah Sy Pele Chiten and Unigety will headline the breakfast for the soul lovers of the Uremon of Plinemenit and Unemployment taieance and the United States Rep loymenh Serve of Chix dintriet. The event is at the Dewitt Elinton Hotel Albany on Sunday March 31 with mass at St. Mary's Chiven Albany.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Red Cross fundraising canvass directed by Abe Jolie Quilty and others. Names listed include Herbert Dowba, Anne Ek, Gay Lord Weldon, Leena Kon, Johnny Keating, Charlay Cadick, and many contributors. Aimed at pooling volunteers for First and Second wards with oversight by the Parent-Teacher Association, the drive seeks 45 percent chapter spending on community relief, armed forces aid, and foreign relief. A luncheon by Charlie flesh comrade is announced for Wednesday at noon.
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