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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1949
Page
31
The legislature cleared Governor Dewey s 998 million budget and set March 26 as adjournment target. Senate action approved an Assembly passed measure on harness racing pari mutuel betting over 200 thousand dollars daily while the governor expected to sign all but two major appropriations today.
Jane Tinney chaired a Legion Post Auxiliary card party held on Oneida Street with high scores awarded to Della King Nelson Josephine Huldreth Anita Gregoire Sadie Wells Mary Murray Alyina Dickinson Elaine Fox Marie Charbonneau and others. The group plans another session Wednesday at 2 p.m. A Feint of legislators wore green to mark St Patrick’s Day as a budget bill to raise revenues passed the Senate and moved to conference. a parallel plan by Governor Dewey would tax betting at higher rates with possible $1.2 million gain.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Cohoes Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, discussed upcoming events at a Wednesday meeting on Remsen Street. Newly elected officers will be installed April 6 at the rooms, with Mrs Francis Offenbecker as installing officer. the annual banquet marking the 20th anniversary is set for April 27 at The Mansion on the Waterford-Mechanicville Road, chaired by Mrs Alice Gilroy.
Donald Scotland elected treasurer of Cohoes Lodge F and A M to fill the unexpired term of Harry Hardenburgh. Frederick C Maioass elected director of the Masonic Temple Association to fill Hardenburgh’s term. Reverend Ernest F Tripp to deliver the annual communion breakfast address at the Masonic Temple after services at the Reformed Church. Clergymen invited. Iver Berle Son is general chairman. Ladies Night plans near completion for April 12. second degree to be conferred March 30. Clifford McNary presiding.
Mrs Zella Begin wife of Honore Begin died Wednesday at 62 Saratoga Street Northside after illness. Survived by daughters Mary Buckmore Blandine Courtemanche Theresa Ballequiet Muriel Barbara Begin and sons Leo Raymond Victor all of Cohoes. Funeral from Fonda's Funeral Home. Also notices for Pauline Borek and John Frederick Comes funerals. services at IGorsk and St Michaela Church. burial at Waterford Rural Cemetery. Delegations and visiting hours noted from local entities and schools.
Transjordan announced civil administrations in Palestinian zones under its control assigning district commissioners for Jerusalem Hebron and Ramallah and a civilian for Nablus Jenin Tulkarm. Israel denounced the move as annexation and British officials noted past cooperation with Transjordan while UN mediator Bunche reported talks to reduce forces to equal strength in three zones.
Justice of the Peace William Roehm 40 of Salina died while being transported to Syracuse for further treatment after a March 3 jeep crash near Westfield. Roehm, paralyzed from the hips, was moved from Jamestown General Hospital with his brother Lewis Roehm.
An inhalator squad from Troy Fire Department went to Maplewood at 5.38 am to provide emergency treatment to Mrs. Ettee Beth Valion of 3 Canal Street Maplewood. The team returned at 6.15 am after Mrs. Valion was pronounced out of danger by her family physician.
The Senate passed a measure to make permanent emergency pay raises for state workers. The plan, championed by Senator Arthur Wilks, travels to the Assembly after approval to keep extra 15 percent up to 3000, 10 percent up to 3000, and 5 percent above 5000 with a $1000 max, effective in April if enacted.
The Fort Edward Milk Producers Cooperative in Fort Edward was among five upstate dairy coops reinstated to the New York Milk Pools Producer Settlement Fund yesterday. Market administrator C J Blanford said payments to the Fort Edward concern were reinstated as of October 1 1945.
Leon ard D Stafford longtime editor of the Sentee County Press at Seneca Falls died yesterday at age 72. He began his newspaper career at 17 as publisher of the Cato Citizen.
Waterford The Spotlight student newspaper won first place for high schools with 1a 01-700 student body at the Columbia Scholastic Press AutoclaQu convention in New York City. Walter Sekoweki and Charles Fitzpatrick attended with editors James Glavin and staffers Jean Mosley Kay Jones Marion Smith and Jane Dettio.
A fragment notes gender differences in classroom behavior with males described as calmer and more placid while females are said to concentrate abnormally on lessons. The text remains unclear and incomplete.
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