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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1949

Page

14

Dewey Budget Fight Draws Labor and Officials Protest

Albany reports Hubert Moses and Thomas A. Murray protested Governor Dewey’s 936.2 million budget amid calls by Sen. Walter J. Mahoney to cut 102.23 million. Moses and Murray warned of road, transit and job impacts while GOP leaders plan strategy as the stalemate drags on.

Albany Hubert Moses New York City Thomas A. Murray State Federation of Labor Dewey Walter J. Mahoney Erie County Republican Erie Republian Westchester Moses Jamaica British West Indies Murray New York Vigoro Dewis Budge Mahoney

Baking Plant Watchman Dies Suddenly

Fay H Parker 74 of 468 Ninth Avenue died at Freihofer Baking Company Lanzingburg after being taken ill. Coroner ruled natural causes. Parker was a night watchman, formerly of North Troy. Funeral at daughter’s home Wednesday 2:30 pm with Rev Royal B Fishbeck officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.

Anthony E. Matera Fay H. Parker Ninth Avenue Freihofer Baking Company Lanzingburg Parker Puice George Schulze August Roksey Radio Patrol Thomas D'Auria Edmund Moore Charles Tillotson Nicholas Flannery Waterford North Troy Clinton Lodge Faamic St. Mark's Methodist

Troy Soldier Assigned As Combat Rifleman

Recruit James M. Hughes son of Mr and Mrs James M Hughes of 4612nd Street has been assigned to Fourth Regimental Combat as a rifleman He is a Lansingburg High School graduate who enlisted in October 1943 and trained at Camp Pickett Va

James M. Hughes James M. Hughess 12Nd Street Hughes Lansingburg High School Camp Pickett

Navy Flight Chief Captain Thach To Speak At Pensacola Meeting

Captain John Thach famed for shooting down 12 Japanese planes and developing air combat tactics will discuss Training Aspects of Airplane Flying. The lecture, intended for aeronautical engineering students, will be in the large lecture hall of Rickety Building at 8 p.m. at the Pensacola Naval Air Station.

John §. Thach Navy Pensacola 1 Naval Air Station APAL Institute of Aeronautical Sciences Thach Warfame Lexington Rabaul Edward H Butch) O'Hare Great Flight Training Center R.pi Pensacola

Schenectady GE May Recall 300 Workers

About 300 Schenectady General Electric workers likely to return to work this week after the previous three week strike of 800 at the Tiffin Ohio plant ended. The settlement also affects GE workers in Erie Pennsylvania Syracuse New York Fort Wayne Indiana and Nashville Ohio.

Schenectady General Etectric General Etectric Co Tiffan Ohio Schenectady Wice Erie Syracuse Fort Wayne. Ind Cyshecton

Lighting Electrocutes Nine Cows In Barn

Aurora Ind nine cows were killed in a barn when lightning struck a power line lead into the barn and the current passed through steel stanchions. Six of the cows in one row died, three in another row perished. No fire and minor barn damage. Loss about 2959 dollars according to manager M Dudgeon.

Aurora Ind M. Dudgeon Dudgeon

Attlee Inspects Bases For Berlin Airlift

Prime Minister Attlee visited British airlift bases in the British zone of Germany yesterday. He flew from Retin to inspect snowbound bases at Lüneburg Celle and Wunstorf, coordinating with British and American efforts for the Berlin airlift.

Attlee Hanbure Germany Bhizmann Retin Lurberk Celle Wunetorf Landen Rox

Greenbush Town Board Seeks Flood Control Plan

The Greenbush Town Board votes to send a representative to Hearne Evans state road commission to push flood control initiatives. The move aims to prevent future damage to North Greenbush amid problematic conditions near Winantekil Creek and Washington.

Greenbush Enbush Hearne Evans State Tod Rent Yte Commissionat Tndas Serene Tien North Greenbush Winantekil Cr Te

U S rejects Soviet demand to search American zone for loot

Soviet commander Marshal Wassily Sokolovsky urged General Lucius Clay to dispatch investigators across the American zone of Germany to locate Nazi loot. The demand sparked American criticism of restitution policy. A U S official dismissed the Russians plan to probe U S holdings as inappropriate.

Berlin

Tibbits Cadets Plan Annual Banquet Apr 2

Senior and Junior Tibbits Cadets schedule their 72nd annual banquet at the Troy Club on Saturday near General Tibbits birthday March 30. Euclide Beauodin chairs the event with John C. Corcoran as cochairman, joined by junior leaders and cadet officers from Co D 0ath infantry.

Tibbits Tibbits Cadets William Badger Tibbits Troy Club General Tibbits Troy Armory Corpete Co. D.oath Infantry Euclide P. Beaudoin Seneral John C. Corcoran Cochairman J. Donald Amyot Edwin F. Livingstone James H. Maguire William A. Sanvidge George Wheeler Earl B. Gilligan Richard C. Olton Michael S. Lomaesten Stephen J. Canfield Edward V. Dufors Cecil Ho Shaw Edward R. Kane John A. Maguire LeGrand €. Guenther

Motions Due Tomorrow In Jail Break Death Case

William Moody era 32 of Saranac Lake and Edmund Hart 71 of Keeseville face motions in a jail break death case. Justice Willard L. Hest of Gloversville will hear them as Essex County Supreme Court reconvenes. The defendants are charged in the death of Earl Torrence a jailer during a jailbreak at Elizabethtown on November 1. Jurors may be chosen and a date set for trial at Tuesday’s session. Motions may seek venue change or separate trials for the two defendants.

Wiliam Moody Saranac Lake Edmund Hart Keeseville Willard L. Hest Gloversville Supreme Court J Essex County Elizabethinn Earl Torrence Elizabethtown

Governor Proclaims Czechoslovakia Day in Albany

Albany officials announce a proclamation marking Czechoslovakia Day to honor Czechoslovakian people and express American empathy amid tragic events. Governor and deputy note solidarity and support for democratic aspirations.

Czechoslovakia America Dewey Tad

General Louis H. Gaus Dies in Albany at 65

Gen Louis H Gaus 65 longtime Albany resident dies yesterday after a long illness at St Peers Hospital He served as a National Guard member since 194 and was medical adviser to the New York Adjutant General for selective service He fought in World War I with the Seventh Division in France and was a veteran of the first war.

Llaura Ho Gaus St. Peers Albany Jong National Guard New York State Tivisien France

Wynantskill Seeks New Group Leader for Camp Fire Girls

Theodore Enger presided over a meeting at North Greenbush School to appoint a new leader for the Wynantskill Camp Fire Girls. The gathering for parents and children discussed selecting a replacement after a leadership vacancy and listed Mrs Maney Fiske as the council director.

Theodore Enger Preaden Pvhe Paren Jeader Maney Fiske Gaump Fire Council Willtend North Gfrenbush School

Two St Michaels College Students Named to Dean's List

James W. McDonald of 254k Lavin Carust Troy and James W. Coyne of 925 Broadway Renee Inez were among 12 students named to the dean's list at St Michaels College in Winooski Park Vermont.

James W. McDonald Lavin Carust Troy James W. Coyne Broadway Renee Inez St. Michaels College Winooski Park

Cohoes Man Weds In Johnson City Ceremony

Miss Anne Kathryn Coddington daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur M Coddington of 777 Riverside Drive Johnson City married James W Gorman Jr son of Mr and Mrs J W Gorman of 34 Grant Street Cohoes on Saturday February 26 at St James Church Johnson City Rt Rev Mgr William H Purvell officiated and gave the nuptial mass. Bride attended by sister Mrs Timothy P Lowery of Svr cusp as matron of honor. best man was John T Gorman brother of the groom. Ushers were James Coddington and Roland Pette of Cohoes. The bride wore willow green suit with white flower hat and orchid. attendant wore purple suit with grey accessories and pale pink lavender sweet peas. A wedding breakfast followed at the Arlington Hotel Johnson City and the couple planned a wedding trip to Lake Placid. They will reside at 72 Marrs Street Albany.

Anne Kathryn Coddington Arthur M. Coddington Riverside Drive Johnson City James W. Gorman, Jr J. W. Gorman Grant Street Cohoes St. James Church Mgr William H. Purvell Timothy P. Lowery Svrcusp Mitron John T.! Gorman James Coddington Blirer The Wide Roland Patette Arlington Hotel

Catholic War Veterans Plan Communion Breakfast

Catholic War Veterans met to plan their annual Communion breakfast. Albert Balwak named chair of the committee to arrange the event and secure a speaker, assisted by Eugene Lizambow Theodore Kowalchyk Wesley Stederk and Metra Myresko My. Proceeds will aid playground development for the children of St Peter and Paul Church. Swiss still will be served in the church house if Sermon Memorial Presbyterian Church remains open from 11:30 am and 5:30 to 7 pm under the Ladies Aid Society.

Demetrius Albert Balwak DY Eugene Lizambw Theodore Kowalchyk Wesley Stederk Metra Myresko My. Babyak C.wlv Apea Michael Stremsky St Peter and Paul Sifliman Memorial Presbyterian Caurec Temerson Ladies’ Aid Society

Plan for Vatican City transmitter project attracts donations

A Vatican inquiry outlines creation of a powerful new radio transmitter to boost communications. Citizens and institutions are asked to contribute to the construction fund while the project proceeds under church oversight.

Vatican City Vatcan Radio Trenamitter

Life in Ruhr Valley shows modest gains after reform

In Duesseldorf and surrounding Ruhr towns, workers like Bruno Schulz and Fritz Kamen report improved living standards since currency reform in 1943, though they credit it to the Allied monetary shift rather than the Marshall Plan. Families describe higher calories, broader foods, and cheaper meat, yet face tight rents, scarce furniture, and limited access to relief.

Duesseldorf Germany Adolf Hitler Bruno Schulz Fritz Kamen Ruhr Valley Schulz North Rhine-Westphalia

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