Study of Car License Setup Requested
The New York Legislature debated creating a joint committee with a $1050 appropriation to study a motor vehicle registration system and fee changes. Proponents argued current registration is flawed and new plates would streamline processes. critics warned it might clash with existing statutes and be hard to enforce.
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New York Legisissue
Swig
Aiember Committee
Assembly
Jara Amolerski
Brooklyn
Irwin Davidson
New York
Davidson
Senate
Smolenski
Asser Birman Wiliam S. Stuart
Cawisteo
Assembly Bill Tide Features Name and Key Provisions
Legislative items include extending certain war emergency provisions for teen drivers, protecting civil service seniority during military service, and enabling court-compelled voter registration. Senate actions propose retirement at 70 for Regents and districting changes. Other measures authorize state debt for veteran bonuses and expand police and education-related funding and duties.
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Assembly
Senate
Richand J. Sherman
Saratoga
Patrick J. Fogarty
Bronx
Mey
Darreanesi
Board of Inspectors
Theodore Hilh
Westchester
Fred A. Young
Lewville
Board of Regents
Sen
William Bewley
Lorkport
Bewley
Young
Assemblyman
Willian Clancy
Queens
New York Rector Delivers Lenten Sermon at St Pauls
Rev Ralph S S Mesdoweroti of the Church of All Angels in New York speaks at a noonday Lenten service at St Pauls Epiccopet Church. His topic is the Virtue of Everyday Heroism. The service begins at 12 05 pm. On Wednesday March 14 Rev Howard S Kennedy dean of the Cathedral of all Saints Albany will speak. Kennedy is the son of Mr and Mrs R O Kennedy and a former curate at St Pauls.
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New York
Ralph S&s. Mesdoweroti
Church of All Angels
St.Paul's
Epiccopet Church
Howard S$. Kennnedy
Cathedral of All Saints
Albany
Kennedy
R. O. Kennedy
St Paul's
Local Church Services and Community News
Boyntonville Services set for 9 am Sunday at the Church of the Holy Name. Sirs Tra J Wegar convalescing for two weeks. Miss Margaret Smith spent the weekend with relatives in Troy. Cpl Edward Potts recently stationed at Parris Island. William O Shea and family moved to Mrs Melbourne Armstrong's farm in West Hoosick. Sixteen dollars was raised at the Washington's Birthday gathering at the Methodist Hall Saturday. Joseph Toung improving at Samaritan Hospital undergoing treatment for an infected hand.
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Church of the Holy Name
Sirs
Margaret Smith
Troy
Cpl
Edward Potts
Parris Island
William O'Shea
West Hoosick
Melbourne Armstrong
Methodist Hall
Joseph
Toung
Samaritan Hospital
Hes
7900 Japs Pick Hlindis For Home Site
Rex Lee of the WRA reveals a nationwide survey showing few relocated Japanese are returning to the Pacific coast. Of 28,531 reporting resettlement, only 35 are in California Oregon or Washington as of Feb 2. Most plan to settle near large cities, with Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati favored.
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WRA
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This Funny World list of states and numbers
A garbled, humorous OCR fragment lists U S states with stray numbers and misspelled names. It reads like a jumbled, partial catalog of place names and figures from a periodical page.
Birthday party and local notices in Whitehall and area
Community events include a birthday party for Miss Germaine Belgrade at Mrs. Amelia Mason’s home with games and refreshments. Local honors note Sgt. Joseph Grady’s meritorious service in Guam. Capt Antony Seymour spends leave in town after being wounded in France. Girl Scouts organized by Mrs. Doris Campbell with 90 members. Lt Edward Hanley freed from a German camp in Poland after being listed missing in action in Italy.
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Germaine Belgrade
Howor
Amelia Mason
Luscheon
Joseph ¥. Grady
Claude Guay
Broadway
Roy S. Geiger
Third Marine Amphibious Corps
Guam
Antony Seymour
North
Gazdtees
Joseph Sey_mour
Queen Street
Seymiour
France
Doris Campbell
Williams Street
Recreation Building
Schoap
Campbell
Whitehall
Philadelphia
Edward Hanley
Poland
Margaret Hanley
Park Avenue
Hanley
Italy
Wiley Outlines Search Laws at Police School
The Police Training School at the Bealth Center hosted talks on Searches and Seizures by Earle J. Wiley and on Radio Cars and Public Relations by Sgt. John J. Ryan and Capt. Frederick H. Fydoir. Police Chief Frank B. Kendall introduced speakers as exams and awards were announced for officers with top course averages. Also noted is E. P. Morgan’s planned address on security investigations and a written exam set for April 30. Norway battle looms as fighting may start any time per a Swedish broadcast quoting Hroniken.
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Bealth Center
Earle J. Wiley
John J. Ryan
Police Radio Bureau
Frederick H. Fydoir
Frank B. Kendall
E. P. Morgan
Albany
FLBL
Norway
London
Hroniken Saia
Newtonville Church Groups Hold Monthly Meeting and Officer Elections
Newtonville the Sweet Brier Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Virginia Campbell's home for a social and business session. Mizpah Class hosted by Mrs James Kelly with Mrs Ernest Christie presiding at the business meeting and election of officers. Behr-Manning Co hosts engineers meeting by the American Society of Tool Engineers Chapter 2 with a talk on manufacturing sandpaper and abrasive items. dinner planned at 5:30 PM.
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Methodist Church
Virginia Campbell
James Kelly
C. al Roban
Ernest Christie
Percey
Willey
Arthur MacWhorter
William H. Jeram
Behr-Manning Co
Watervliet
American Society of Tool Engineers
J L. Burrew
Hendrick Hudson
Bennington Raises Pay At 182nd Town Meeting
Bennington officials voted to raise salaries by 100 percent and cut the tax rate from 1.70 to 1.55. The 182nd annual town meeting lasted 22 minutes with fewer than 109 of 5,500 voters present. Meeting in the state armory, voters continued this afternoon, considering town management and a soldiers record project. Memorial Day funds were allocated and white pine blister rust control funded. A village meeting is set for March 20. A Troy PTA session was announced for today at School 5 at 1 39 pm with Mrs. Nelson Schmay presiding.
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Tte
Orton Barber
State Armory
Bennington Firsr
Board of Selectmen
Benazington
Pawel
Bennington
Bill to Extend 35 Mile Speed Limit Passes
A legislative bill extending the 35 mile per hour speed limit passes. The measure sets the limit at 40 miles an hour after a specified date and time. A church group scheduled to meet Friday at 8 PM in the parish house is also noted.
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Fidelity Bible Claus
Fifth Avenue-State Street Methodist Church
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