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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1947
Page
6
The Latham Parents Teacher Association will hold a meeting Monday at 8 PM at the Latham School. The topic is Hour Point fafety with a film Lone Kinete of Safty. Attendees include Inchidui Mya Alfred Jehmvond Pqlaver Luthor Mrs Jom s Phillips and Mrs Richard Bistertz.
Abani Ga. P Cov Melvin B. Thompson declared yesterday that Herman Talmadge and his associates no longer had the right to speak for the Democratic Party and branded the Talmadge-supported white supremacy legislation as fraud and control of elections. Thompson, addressing a silent joint session of the Legislature, argued no selfish group can exploit Georgia and warned that only fair, party-aligned measures should govern primaries and voting reform. He urged rapid passage of white primary bills and endorsed a 3 percent retail sales tax to fund expanded state services while signaling possible vetoes of Talmadge-signed measures unless resubmitted for Thompson’s approval.
Henry Hammond, 25, of 33 Halton Street, was fined $25 by Judge Thomas J. O'Gonner after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in Troy Police Court. Hammond allegedly abused Officer Timothy J. Conroy at Federal and River Streets, prompting arrest following a confrontation yesterday.
The Troy Department of Public Works uses cold patch repair in several city sections. Commissioner William F. Luby said patches keep water out to prevent holes from spreading. Later permanent dressing will follow. Work completed on First Street Pawling Avenue and Pinewoods Avenue.
The dispute between Herman Talmadge and Lt. Gov. Thompson led to no pay for nine weeks as Supreme Court decision named Thompson acting governor. State Treasurer George Hamilton withheld funds until the matter was settled, then allowed Thompson to draw from the executive department account and consider back pay to January 18.
Fire crews from nine engine companies battled a blaze aboard the Army transport Cicorga Washs Inglon anchored at Chapel Avenue in New York Bay. The interior of the officers lounge on the rear deck burned. no injuries reported. The ship, about 700 feet long and weighing around 25,000 tons, was extinguished with assistance from nearby boats, and origin not immediately known. The Stars and Stripes flag was noted, tied to a ship with a long history dating to 1777.
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