House Fights To Restore Navy Funds Budget fight over 4.221 billion budget faces committee votes and testimony from Admiral Nimitz as lawmakers seek explanations and possible cuts to ship force and naval facilities.
The House Naval Committee grapples with a proposed 4.221 billion Navy budget with calls to restore funds. Admiral Nimitz and Budget Bureau heads are summoned to testify as lawmakers weigh reducing ships from 308 to 291, scrapping 73 vessels, and reallocating funds for housing and base needs. The outcome hinges on forthcoming testimony and committee votes.
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PeTwo Congress Dna
Santore
Budget Bureau
Nimitz Chier
Naval Operations
Tomarrow
House Naval Committee
Vinnon O Gad
Davy
Vinson
Mimitz
Ciuai
Wingons
Navy
House
al Optiions
Chmumia
Sud Tinight
Fonda
Hebert Sant
Pypeset
State Police Body Supports Retirement Bill Passage
The State Police Conference representing about 10 000 officers in 13 New York communities plans to send delegates to Albany to urge passage of a 25 year retirement bill for municipal police. Secretary Keresman said the proposal would extend the state police pension to local officers and create jobs for experienced servicemen, with support from leaders in Syracuse, New York City, Buffalo, and other areas.
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Kligelun Opi
New York State
Queler
Albany
Piter Kupgaman
Kingston
Senate
Mion
Keresina
Wanivipal Palicemen & Legislative Committed
Keresman
Metus
Edward F. Ryan
Syracuse
Patrick
W Hainedy
York City
Charles J Riley
Buffalo
State Department of Commerce
Vermont Representative Proposes Navy Budget Cuts
The draft summarizes a Vermont legislator’s statement urging a balanced budget, proposing scrapping or demolishing about a hundred vessels, cutting Navy personnel by at least ten percent, and halting new aircraft and weapon development to preserve national sea power. The speaker claims the nation earned its status at high cost and argues for maintaining the fleet by 30.
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Prapasa
Group Urges Closer Soviet Ties and Worker Exchange
A CIO delegation spent eight days in Moscow and Leningrad reporting that Soviet trade unions impressed with worker aims and peacetime production, while U S standards lag. They urged greater cooperation, exchange of workers, and continued American aid in industrial methods and goods, noting quotes from CIO leaders praising democracy and seeking future accords.
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Mtoyen
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Moscow
Leningrad
James B Carey
Shcrutary
United States
Albert Ditzgerald
Electrical Works
Sovel
America
Reid Robinson
CFO
Mil
Hobinson
Minst Bisak
Tganda
Carey Fitegerud
Robinson
CIO Sistrare
Allen & Haywood
Joseph Cnevan
John Greet
Emyl Ryeve
John
Heavy Voting Marks Italian Municipal Elections
Italian municipal elections held yesterday show high turnout with voters in Rome Pisa Ancona Parma Venice Varese Turin and other provinces. Early results are unclear though Premier Alene De Gaspess and other leaders claim to lead while opposition groups dispute margins.
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Turm
Aso Licina
Troy A. C. H. Units Honor Pitron at Dinner
Troy A C H units hosted their annual dinner at the Annex with about 80 guests. The event announced that the annual Slats convention would be held in Troy during the week of August 1 with Brother Denis of La Salle Institute delivering the principal address. Phila J Ryan served as toastmaster as Rev Wilt SJ Cleary AO H chaplain led the invocation. Leadership from Mission & Division auxiliaries attended with Ted Clinton presiding. Music complemented the program while Joseph Himes chaired the arrangements committee.
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Hudson Falls Teachers Salary Plan Described
A report outlines a proposed salary schedule for Hudson Falls teachers approved by the board and subject to faculty review. The plan includes annual raises, credits for training, increments at five year service, and a July 1 effective date, with detailed brackets and adjustments for various credentials.
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Saratoga Springs School Picks Faculty Member
Saratoga Springs school directors announced the selection of a new faculty member with credentials from Walliants College. The appointee, identified as a long‑time educator, will join Achille SC as a trustee and teacher, bringing experience from previous roles.
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Abeny Academy
Uithye
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Nani Mister Ab
Bern
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Veterans Housing Relief Limited Growth Forecast
An interagency report to New York lawmakers projects 959000 dwellings needed for veterans, with 148000 in Upstate areas and the rest in New York City. It foresees six to eight years to complete city housing, notes heavy reliance on private and public subsidies, and stresses rental housing over ownership plus a broad federal state and city building program to meet demand.
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Eveoutagine
Uqua Rental
Prvate
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Hoyt Agsactute
Miseienusetty Institute of Trchnollogy
Troy Library Announces Exhibition of New Books
The Troy Public Library will display new titles for one week. Readings include works by Wein and WoL, Jesse James of the Java Sea, Cornerstones of Peace, The Cossacks, and profiles of authors such as Vera, Dean, Hinds, and Ostabrooks.
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Wein
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Java Sea
David
Vthu
Vera
Wichelos
Dean
Land of the Torteones
Rolind Pavilion
Tilda Taserence
Richard Locksidge
G H Ostabrooks
Anya Seton
Panfield Club Ty Opens New Rooms
The Emerald Alnette Club Inc plans new club rooms on Congress Street east of Fourth Street with a program and entertainment on a March night. A memorial ceremony honors a former member killed in World War I and features a dinner in tribute to the fallen. The newly converted structure was bought recently from a four family dwelling.
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Yelerin
Home Bureau Arranges Egg Use Pamphlet Display
The Renominet County Home Bureau installs pamphlets on egg use at the New York Power and Light Corp office. The display, at the Home Bureau office, promotes eggs for their protein content and value.
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New York
Sad Bight Corp
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Eng Dinhes
Unclear OCR: Business item at Sixth Avenue file
Fragmentary text shows a business note with names Whiktur OD Hacker MM and Milla Print Shop AL 475 Boat Pork Place. Unable to confirm event, date, or location from provided text.
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Milla
Injunction Bans Milk Sales by Out-of-State Dealers
An injunction limits milk sales to New York state dealers. The temporary order from the State Supreme Court prohibits a coast line oil exporter and others from doing business without a New York permit or proper bonds. New England dealers are affected as they sought supply notices across the border without licenses, while Milk Control Division officials enforce producer payments and licenses.
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Showers and Cooler Weather Forecast for the Area
The Werthey Bureau predicts a drop in temperature with occasional showers today. Temperatures yesterday reached 89 degrees with a cooler trend due to a storm system moving across the region. High winds, thunder showers, and sporadic rainfall affected several areas, with coastal and southeastern zones experiencing gusts up to 70 to 80 mph in blizzard-like conditions. The overall pattern shows above normal temperatures east of the Rockies, while western regions see more typical conditions.
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Une
Winssunt
Taxi Kills Man Who Had Been Passenger
Police report a taxi killed a man who had been a passenger yesterday after the driver fled the scene. Chris D Warner paid an eight dollar fine to Cherler town following the fatal incident. Authorities said Warner, driving Nel on Dene she IB of You Creek, struck a pedestrian near Pottereville after the victim failed to appear from the grill. The driver allegedly drove toward Ticanderary before learning the passenger had died. State Police arrested Warner near North Creek after finding the victim’s body along the hubway. Justice of the Peace Chi ence Armstrong presided.
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Noth Creek
Mild Day Brings Ten Grass Vite Calls
This brief notes ten grass fire calls in the city yesterday. Locations include Guswold Avenue, Leangion Avenue Puager Shrine, and near the old Stalls brewery Paniper 8 behind 2%at Burdett Avenue. Additional sites cover Court and Detroit, Burdet Avenue north of Tibbits, and near Troy Airport.
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Man Injured After Being Hit by Vehicle in Waterviat
An injured man was struck by a car near Ninth Street Waterviat in Congress Street, receiving possible fractured ribs and facial injuries. He was admitted to Kimanttin Hospital in critical condition. later returned home after treatment.
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Te Rand
McCathy
Kimanttin
Orangemen Lodge Installs Officers in Washington Lodge
Willand Thompson state grand master conducted the annual installation of officers at Baargo Washington Lodge. Officers installed included master Warsonstallad, deputy master Alexander Graham, secretary Thomas Dains, treasurer William Bowles, chaplain Samuel Spel, director of ceremonies Alfred Tox, and other wardens. The ceremony featured remarks on the good of the order and a social meeting with refreshments.
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Alexander Graham
Thomas Dains E Ceding
Hebert Tweedy
William Bowles
Samuel Spel Directo
Alfred Tox
James Waldon
Lommiliee
Archie Boyd Chautan
Mr Thompson
John Harrigan
Andrew McWilliams
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Gling
Patrick dinner dance hosted by Troy Agtig at Hagley clubrooms
The Patrick dinner dance occurred Saturday night at the Hagley clubrooms hosted by Troy Agtig with two dozen members and guests in attendance. Speakers included Wedevol CGdwaig F OCoennar Al bany and Charley Golaen Schenre. Music by Mig Tune Paley provided entertainment.
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Art Patricks
Troy Agtig
Hagley
Anhdred
Iweseol Cgdwaig F Ocoennar
Albany
Charley Golaen Schenredy
Spekei
Eight Upstate Men Accepted For Service
Eight Upstate men were accepted for service in the military, naming individuals from Cambridge to Greenwich and other towns. The roster lists each man, their home towns, and the branch or unit selections, with dates and locations indicating enlistment and eligibility milestones.
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