Welfare consolidation aims to merge city and county bureaus
A state bill to amend the Social Welfare Law seeks to join Albany county and Yeay welfare agencies, with the state covering all administrative costs. It abolishes the old settlement system, shifts responsibility to communities, and aims to streamline aid categories including home relief and aid to the dependent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Yeay
Ghickar
John Doe
Harold C. Ostertag
Elmer Bulis
Wayne County
Benjamin H. Bomo
Lewis County
Chauncey
Hammond
Elna
Olle A. Randall
Trom
Community Service Society of
Mew Fark
Albany Cites Flood of Small Business Data Requests
State Department of Commerce reports a flood of inquiries on starting small businesses across New York. Gov Dewey launches ad campaign to rebuild 100000 shuttered enterprises. in one week 14000 requests logged from New York City and upstate districts, with 300 from Rochester and 200 from Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
Trey- Albany-Schanectady
State Department of Commerce
M. P
Dewey
Catherwood
Buffalo
Byfacwse
Tray-Schonnetady
Rochester
Utica
Binghamton
War Department Revises Policy on Negro Troops
The War Department announced a revision to Negro manpower policy, allowing integration of Negro units with White units in peacetime and potentially in future conflict. A board cited World War I experiences, noting best results when Negro troops served as integrated units. The 92nd and 93rd Infantry Divisions, once overseas, have been demobilized. the 2nd Cavalry Division was broken into smaller units in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Naw
Generala
B2nd
Churchill Ends Visit To Florida
Churchill and party left Florida aboard a private railroad car bound for Washington after a farewell reception in his honor. The British leader spoke of enjoying the stay but urged a return to England, with plans for a Washington visit and subsequent travels to Westminster College Milford and New York for events before sailing to England on April 2.
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Mini Beach
Wingtat Thurehill
Shurehill
Hery
Sarah Oliver
Col Prank Clarke
Washington
Churchills
Churchill
Florida
England
Ghurehill
New York
Fulton
Chirenitl
Arts
Douging Chandar
Capital
Roogevelt
Josef Stalin
Yalta
Fuller Eleced by Community Group
The Wynantiul Community held its annual meeting and elected officers led by Clarence Puller as president and John S. Aline as vice president. Elections of treasurer and tellers occurred, and new committees were formed to improve a future welcome home program and transportation facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynantiul Comaunnity
Clarence Puller
John S. Aline
Yi¢A
Herbert Writer
Vetenyy
F. B. Meleling
Finan Tay
Charles Wes Mora
Kenguver
Conerad Huwl
Meleting
Linsportation Cotamintew
Johns
bin Waa
Dire John
Aline
Isaac Fri Tare
Fred Gardner
Meinling
George Estes
George Schlegel
Ayd Watter Vanderpon
Tofreghments
Esenvid Undu
Wteonne Eallers
Jap Youth Trend Sparks Domestic Problem Probe
Tokyo police report rising concerns overjuvenile crime linked to home pressures amidJanuary cases of missing youths. Reports say small number of youths involved, with broader domestic issues under study as authorities monitor shifts in youth behavior. A separate London note notes the bulb committee gifting 30,000 bulbs to Kew and Royal Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Erie
Pemgone
Lye
Talyo
London
Halland
Royal Botanic Gardens
Kew
Royal Parks
Waterford Church Conference Reports Progress and Plans
Waterford Methodist Church held its quarterly conference noting progress in the Crusade for Christ, with $1 995 raised toward the cause. Pastor Rev Willis A Povey led devotions. license was renewed for a year. stewards were elected. reports highlighted Sunday School growth, a new children's library, and worship services. The Waterford Study Club meets at 2 30 pm today on Columbia Street with a paper on newspaper presses. Daughters of the East will meet at 7 pm at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Margaret Burgess presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Willis A. Povey
Howard
Lace Predeher
Mira
Robert G. Lyle
Swathi
Perry
Glacence Anderson
Raymond Anderson
Tidiy Baker
Chayter A. Bull
Apthir I.town
Lynn
Firth A. Butcher
How
A. Goria
Sophia Ge
Sidney B. Hammersley
W Llie Noten
Isabel Keey
Tinymond Lavender
Thomas A Lavender
Artimar Lear
Ernest K. Moran
Ronit
Lyle
Donald L. Menino
Victor B. Pilcher
Wiprles
Watertara
Altes Verbeck
Columbia Street
Teusatans
Themarives
Thomas V
Wolcott
Wriangle
Jonie ‘Pokingle
Daughters of the
Eastorm Stir
Masonic
Mas Margaret
Burgess
Quien
T Homis P
Usalyt
Jersey City
3Tr
John Th. Maclean
Broad Street
Troy Library Unveils Fresh Book Exhibit
The Troy library announces a display of new titles including City of Flint Grown Mp by Cael Crow, Steelways of New England by F. W. Dupees, U. S. Marines on Twoditna by A. Haven, and more. Other listings include Music for Your Health, Plot Against the Ponce, Lost Words, and No Time for Chime among various authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Bute
City of
C. May Russell
R Wylie
Danish Sisterhood Birthday Celebration Highlights Toast and Crown
The Danish Sisterhood held a 42nd birthday event with a traditional holiday dinner and barrel ceremony. John Grey won the countess title while Kim Mia Exther Seamer presided over Uinesinter Tiood. Helen Calley chaired the event with Allan He Madsen Malina Dorey Meg Hotty Jo nen and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbets
Luige
Wila
Ab Deymack
Dinnur
Jase
John Grey
Kim Mia Exther
Seamer
Lye Tee
I Mre
Helen Calley Seas Ehatraan
Affaty Ney Committee
Allan He Madsen
Malina Dorey
Meg. Hotty Jonen
Armenian League Hosts Dance at Mayash Armeniaan Hall
About 80 people attended the Armenian League junior event at Troy Masonic Temple in Mayash Armeniaan. Dance and entertainment were provided by We Muaead acuity with aeriallike sequences and new floor work. Mise Ros Dolab chaired the event with Miss Lateille Sarfian as co chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Masonic
Mayash
We Muaead
Aeralike Dlaness
Vousselvellons
Dian Wales
Mise Ros Dolab
Misa Lateille Sarfian
Belgium May Have Another Election
Beiwels and Paul-Henel Spiale admire a yesterday effort to form a new coalition as political maneuvering continues. Delneg Bee gent Charles Trend the responsibility of clashing the Pallament sleet to order a new election. Spot, a socialist toater, presles donk of the United Matins Assen Wy, said he was unable to form a coalition of Socialists and Communists opposing King Leopold’s return to the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beiwels
Paul-Henel Spiale
Talloz
Uy Bly
Fovarmmanl
Delneg
Charles
Spot
Toater Wid Presle
United Matians Assen
Soelalats
Rural Churches Unite for Lenten Services
Rural churches from Methodist Presbyterian Baptist and other denominations plan joint Lenten services. The schedule lists multiple locations in Troy and surrounding towns with ministers, speakers, and special guests including Dr. Hubert Campbell and Rev. Paul Colyer.
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Tov
Harold J. Quigley
Proaby
Revian
Troy
Methodist
Hubert Campbell
Speitlser May
Jesse P. Bogue
Green Mountain College
Iywalin
Apt
Baptist Church
Pauli Colyer
Baptist Diligionsly
Spertler
Rey
Norris Wy Sraith
Baydisl
Dole Co
Elks Hold Father and Son Dinner in Troy Lodge Hall
Cambridge editor Charles Le Stevenson spoke at Troy Lodge of Elks Father and Son dinner on Third Street, noting that a father’s merit shows in his son. About 250 attended as Patrick Flapney chaired the event with several speakers and magic acts, music, and entertainment led by Matthew Ye St and Mawe Kelly. Dinner service was by the Ladies of the Elks under Mrs Chitros L Alber’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles le Stevenson
Cambridge
Washington County Post
Troy Lodge
Third Street
Stevenson
Ulock
Patrick
Flapney
Ceremonica
Arthur Mice
Clarence Hillary
Mr. Esposito
Syd Jacl Wasa Veil
Marty Komerly
Mr. Hilton
Tack Treanor
Dantes
Patt Benawhi
Me Welly
Ste
Mel Kelly
Piang
Ins Ladiok
The
Elks
Mes
Chitros L. Alber
Masonic Club Holds Monthly Social Session
The Windred members aml guesia enjoyed 4 dinner, movies and RaMes ML the monty meeting of the Masonic Glob of Upper Troy Saturday night at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple. Movies were shown by Maralwll W Wheelus after which cards and bowling followed. Albert Butter oversaw the inner with Harry R Niel som Hans Schotty and Clarence Schmits on the coordinating committee. The lodge announced the next meeting will observe indio in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windred
Aml Guesia
Upper Troy
Lansingburg Masonic Temple
Maralwll W. Wheelus
Lansingbarg High Sra
Albert Butter
Harry R. Nielsom
Hans Schotty Glarence Sehiits
Hjakngr Jopason
Tlatiis Thyjar Elu
Schaghticoke Women Plan Joint Service
A joint service is planned by Schaghticoke Churchwomen featuring speakers Mrs Ahuvence Tversen and Mrs Charles Edw dat, with Mrs Bhat Van Boren leading. A group of girls from both churches will participate, and the offering funds education for water and children’s magazines and other education initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frbadist
Pitten
Sletis Vronian Chycenes Il Obsantve Sarid
Bret Proshylenan Ehuveh Radios
Ahuvence Tversen
Mya
Martha Wing
Abert Viall
Krow Ankert
Charles Edw
Bolcist
Mes
J. Bhat van Boren
Lewis Files Mine Strike Notice Amid Wage Talks
The Associated Press reports that Ned Lewis filed a 30 day strike notice with the National Labor Relations Board and labor officials for a wage dispute with coal operators. He warned a 30 day delay may be needed under the War Labor Disputes Act as talks continue on wages hours and rules impacting 70,000 Pennsylvania miners under a separate contract. Negotiations for a new wartime contract were ongoing with potential wage adjustments and a six day, 48 hour shift for miners at $63.00 basic pay, while contract terms allow 10 days for conference to propel negotiations after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Joly K. Lewis
Baturday
United Mine
Fashngton
Yewls
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Aunhich
Lewin
U. MW
Noal
Funeral Directors Resume Annual Dinner Dance
The Mobach-Hiutson Funeral Directors Association held its annual dinner dance at The Hendrick Hudson with about 75 attendees. President William Thahay welcomed members returning from service as committee chairman Bolvin acted as master of ceremonies and Augus D. MacAffer honorary president offered remarks. A floor show featured Vivian Daye, Sandra Issanto, and Tsorekl Pines, with Sal Arvigo and his orchestra providing dancing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobach-Hiutson Funeral Directors! Association
Hendrick Hudson
Tienlet
Bolvin
William‘. Thahay
Augus D. MacAffer Marmiment
Lie Association
New York State
United States faces grain shortage fears in study
On the eve of a committee study, a member warned that famine could threaten the United States. August H. Andresen of Minnesota blamed the lack of farm labor and agricultural machinery for limiting wheat corn and other grain production and urged the Agriculture Department and OPA to act immediately to boost farmer output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I Hauge Fond
United States
August H. Andresen
Re Minn
Tienariment
OPA Myab
Andresen
Heavy Cargo Ban on Upatate County Roads
County officials announce a six ton weight limit on Upatate County roads effective April. Supervisor Havin Ceeisnesin and Highway Superintendent Tritt ell L. Brown list routes including state highways to Glenburnie Hartford Creston and Vermont line, with numerous town connections and village to county line paths. The policy targets heavy freight and restricts large loads across major corridors and local byways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havin Ceeisnesin
Warhhipton
Fran Smiths Busin
Tudor's Cornera
Archdale
State Highway
Clemons Station
Putnam Corners
Stone Bridge
Scolia Road
Peciswoods
Vermont Line
Whitehall
Milmphen
Lee's Corners
Poultnay
Granville
Pine Hill
Vermont
Canoty’s Corners
Wet Pawlet
Weat Paovlet
Hrough Hebron
Salem
Su Jem Village
West Rupert
Soult Bay
Weat Fort Ann
Warren County
Fort Ann
Adamaville
Argyle
Barker's Grove
East Greenwich
Comere
Jackson
Battenville
Duguan's Corners
Shushan
Johnson's Corners
Shushin
Ruffan's Bridge
Cambridge Village
Centre Cambridge
Buskirk
Waite
Church Honors Returned Servicemen at Welcome Home Dance
Members of St Peters Armenian Apostolic Church who served in the U S armed forces during World War II were honored at a welcome home dance. Archdeacon Joby V. Guldalion delivered the welcome and urged youth to join a new Armenian Church Youth Organization chapter. Organizers included Join M. Movesian as chair and Miss Roxie Tublaian, Miss Lucy Quagian, and Karnis Abian assisting. Bob Bowen and his orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petyr's
Uno
Joby V. Guldalion
Evhureh
vhwit+ nieglel
Gimerad Abvirman
Ute
Vow
Attmendan Church
Join M. Movesian
Roxie Tublaian
Lucy Quagian
Karnisabian
Bob Bowen
Delinquency Conference Slated in Albany
Albany hosts one of 12 regional conferences aimed at drafting a plan to curb juvenile delinquency in New York. March 29 session in the State Education Building gathers school officials, mayors, judges, and educators as the state education department and the youth commission mobilize experts to develop community projects and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Itew
New York
Shute
Atimiy
Arev- Civ
Aktend
Estate Education Department
Star Youth Commssion
Children's Court
Youth Commission
UNG
Troy and Arena Men End Navy Service
Two Troy men Warren J Oak Tebath Re De 1 amidtennet vi Dobert 22 with Avenue were discharged from the Navy service center at Lida Beach, England Taland, on Irtey. Also among Troy area men discharged were Willbo AL Wrap Saratoga Springs Wiltyed ft Rarick 633 Broadway Watervliet Eugene M Blied Mechanicville and Robert C Wright 16 Walnut Street Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Warren J Oak
Tebath
Amidtennet
Dobert
Avenue
Naiey
Lida Beach
Ing
Veterans Fun Group To Mark Anniversaries
Veterans Fun Group to mark anniversaries for the Army and Navy Union in Rensselaer with a memorial program and joint observances. A 600th anniversary event is planned, with Lt Joseph English Garrison honored, and arrangements for programs on May 30 and another date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake
Tun Ore
Army and Navy Union
Ain al
Yankee Bao- We
Rensselawe
HLA
Navy Union of Jews
Joseph
Walker
Iran Protest Over Tripartite Pact Alleged Violation
A garbled report claims Iran will protest a tripartite pact violation involving the United States, Ayudín, and Tse Ali. It alleges withdrawal pressures and Russian aims to keep forces in Iran, with parliamentary figures cited as voicing concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehrun
Mohamed Moanatogh
Leary
United States
Ayduin
Tse Ali
Iran
Marcel
Tran Ihr Oa
Sandhogs Push Tunnel Progress Through Muck
Brooklyn and Manhattan crews advance a milelong tunnel under the East River toward Governors Island amid heavy ground and compressed air use. Daily progress totals show Manhattan diggers averaging 17 feet and Brooklyn crews 7 feet, with 1,100 workers employed and 3,000 expected to join. The project aims to open the tunnel to urban traffic within about 13 months, accommodating rapid transit and vehicular access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Bury Island
Ralph Elle
New York City
Saldos
Uovernory
Sinilie
Adda
Brooklyn Diggers
Browder Accuses U. S. Reds of Slander
New York dispatch reports former U.S. Communist Party official Earl Browder alleging slander by the U.S. Reds in a broadcast and party paper. Browder, ousted as secretary, claims his expulsion followed a party dispute and accuses leaders of suppressing dissent while he edits economic analyses for subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New “York
Ent Browder
Bie Wis
Arly
Jarnwrder
Corte Plitnei
Norenm
Browder
National Committee
Chile
Scout Troop Welcomes Eleven New Members
Scout Troop 7, Girl Scout of St. Peter's Church, welcomed eleven new members in a Saturday ceremony led by Rev. Edward A. McManus. The event included an equdlo ceremony with second-clan scouts and a blessing address emphasizing love of God and neighbor as guiding principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtlavyyew Menace
St. Peter's Church
Iiventilure Generony
Parlel Lyceum
Sholay MaCousties
Meath Ohvand
Joyce Petit
Vera Whelan
Pork Jeenemey
Lilia Hennessy
Shirly Lywul
Dorstty Kennedy
Joan Neville
Piteletn Carney
Changla Poleith
Howear Nix Jo
Joan Hereting
Goon Merelng
Ghi Scouta
Jonnie Myurs
Joan Keyers
Viving Clark
Ann Naville
Alfen Owenn
Cortride Hennesay
Rosemary Graber
Pierre
Mes Conville
Margaure Feeney
Joni Murphy
Butchle Lion
Paris Snow Ends History With 154 Inch Bridind Total
Paris set a record with 154 inches of snow on Bridind. Local reports show heavy snowfall impacting daily life and prompting city services to respond to closure and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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Joint Service
By Messler
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Thomas Young
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Upatate County
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