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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
8
J Gallagher presented plans to expand the Wrethofer Baking Co plant at 163 Albany addition. A one story addition on the existing facility was proposed with a project cost estimated at $22,000. The Albany City Building Department will review the permit on Wednesday. Commissioner Philip announced the project details.
Democratic leaders met with State Chairman Paul Fitzpatrick to decide how to respond to Governor Dewey’s budget and tax program amid a Republican revolt seeking large cuts. The talks covered a $500,000 cut in the Commerce Department and up to $27 million in capital construction cuts, with pressure to shift funds to local school construction and block a proposed $40 million school construction appropriation.
The court martial of Benedict Arnold over minor charges, brought by the Council of Pennsylvania, likely influenced his decision to betray.
Christensen, a 46 year old San Francisco supervisor, was found in Houston claiming amnesia caused by worry over machine politics after partial memory of jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge on January 14, 1948. He sought work here and planned a new life, saying he could not escape politics that demanded things. His wife might travel to join him if he wants her.
J D Pulling Albany district manager of Grange Mutual Liability Co spoke at the Melrose Grange meeting at O Hara's Hall and conducted a safe driving quiz while showing a farm safety film. Justice Weisel presided as worthy master and plans for a card party on March 23 were announced.
Washington A House labor subcommittees begin public hearings Monday on the administration’s bill to repeal the Taft Hartley Act. Chairman Lesinski says the panel will hear Labor Department witnesses, while the full committee works on a minimum wage bill aimed at 75 cents an hour.
Local reports describe a deadly sleeping sickness feared to be carried by a winged insect, the so called teetee fly. Doctors urge caution and detail ongoing efforts to identify the cure and containment measures.
UW plant scientist warns winter salt used on walks can harm lawns. Vaughan says use only enough salt to keep paths safe and ensure drainage directs saltwater to gutters or roadways.
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