Jewish Post Establishes Student Prize at Troy High
The Jewish Post and Chadikom Post announce a new student prize at Troy High School to honor three Jewish servicemen from the area, including Marvin Arbit Joseph Wolsblum and Theodore Corbat. Irving Meyers leads the committee and the first award will be given at the June graduation.
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Troy
Chadikom Post
Troy High Behaol
Lnte
Marvin Arbit
Joseph Wolsblum
Theodore Corbat
Irving Meyers
Pleads Guilty To Assault On Policeman in City
Ernent Brown of this city was arraigned in Roselver County Court on an indictment charging second degree assault on Policeman Balward Kirkpo telek on November 26 1946. Brown pleaded guilty to a related charge after discussion with his attorney and received a suspended sentence. Previously Brown was represented by McChesney and Konney.
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Ernent Brown
Roneselver
Dil. AtLg
jMarie J. Wiley
Balward
Kirkpotelek
Brown
Fin
Herbert D. Hamm
Tha Didtelet
McChesney & Konney
Dewey Seeks Continued Federal Food Subsidies for NY Farms
Governor Dewey urged Congress to extend federal food subsidies for New York farmers, backed by a 108 page report from the State Temporary Commission on Agriculture. The plan calls for a tapering off rather than abrupt end, citing high wage costs and rising prices. It faced minority criticism over the milk pricing debate and emphasized broader farm aid including manpower, equipment, and disease control efforts along with potential new sites for the State Fair.
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Albany
New York
Dewey
New York State
Commission
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Fenate
Ritter
Senate
Elmer F. Quinn
Elctlony
Tineo
Hiera
Benjamin Fenborg
Plattaburg Jepublican
Unk
Waahington
Mile Peives
Air Patrol Commander Made Captain in Group 4
Clinton A Winns, commanding officer of the Civil Air Patrol in the city, was promoted to captain, the first Group 4 officer to receive the rank. A World War I and Mexican Border veteran, Winns has led Group 4 since its formation, with Capt Bluford presenting the certificate during an inspection.
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Clinton A. Winns
Civil Air Patrol
Tiehard Owens
Bluford
Policy guiding price impact and farm program aims
The policy seeks to influence the nation's price level and supports state programs to improve child health. It calls for ongoing analysis of marketing and distribution costs to achieve cheaper, efficient distribution while preserving quality of perishables. It also extends 1946 laws permitting thirty days of farm work release for children and funds construction or improvement of farm-to-market highways and year-round secondary roads.
New Hudson Span Proposed in Bill
A bill authorizes building a Hudson River bridge between Kingston and Rhineville to replace ferry service upon completion. Senate approval came with Sen. Arthur Hi. Winks leading the measure to recall the New York State Bridge Authority to raise financing from eight to eight million dollars. A companion bill passed the Senate and moves to the Assembly.
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Hudson River
Hel-Din palliative for bronchial asthma promoted
An ad from The Montrose Silex Co offers Hel-Din a palliative asthma remedy said to ease coughing and choking. The text claims fast spread of results and invites sufferers to request a liberal free supply by mail, cautioning use as directed.
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Krench
United States
Montrose Silex Co
Montrose
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Peerless
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