Connecticut Trolley Fans Recall The Past
Connecticut trolley enthusiasts preserve a Branford station and 42 restoring lines. Volunteers like John Stern and Jim Burchard revive vintage cars such as No 33 and No 34, painting and rebuilding over years for a memory lane ride along 2.5 miles to Short Beach.
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Red Claims Columbus Had Advance Data
A Soviet historian claims Columbus did not discover America and asserts European navigators may have pre visited the New World. The study cites diaries and maps, suggesting Columbus used pre existing knowledge and that Azores inhabitants had maps from earlier navigators.
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District consolidation eyed for Williams and Wynantskill
The article analyzes relative wealth per pupil in Williams and Wynantskill districts and notes 841 Williams minors and 1,148 Wynantskill minors aged 1 to 17. Only 35 Williams and 403 Wynantskill youths attend local schools. consolidation aims to unify districts, plan a long range program, and transfer assets and liabilities, pending commissioner approval and a district vote.
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Car Hits Tree Near Saratoga Injures Woman
Mrs Genevieve Schmitt 31 of Saratoga Springs was hospitalized in fair condition after her car spun on ice and struck a tree one mile west of Saratoga Springs. State Police said the vehicle spun before impact. outcome included possible brain concussion and leg injuries.
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Rockefeller presses budget plan and welfare gains in state session
Governor Rockefeller outlined a supplemental budget aimed at boosting spending by about 12 million and extending unemployment benefits to 39 weeks. He touted welfare funding increases and court reform while backing GOP-led bank expansion and legislative‑committee support.
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NYC Men Injured in Route 4 Crash
Two New York City men were injured in a Route 4 crash just north of Fuel Am Sunday night. Meher, 34, suffered head and leg injuries when his car collided with another vehicle. Police said LeRoy E. Heusits, 23, of Hudson Falls was among those involved. The crash prompted mention of a proposed NYC finances status study and debate over gas tax revenue and taxi cab ownership.
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Atlanta Negro Editor Tours Restless Africa
Atlanta Daily World editor Gordon, managing editor of the Atlanta paper, toured Africa from the Limpope River north to the Cape, meeting leaders like Kwame Nkrumah, Julius Nyerere, and Oliver Tambo. He filed reports on housing, segregation, and race in apartheid South Africa, reflecting on U.S. race relations and contact across whites and nonwhites. He slept with US officials in Johannesburg and noted stark racial separation, hoping for improved understanding and press coverage.
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Governors Back Federal Aid Plan For Unemployed Benefits
The piece reports governors and leaders debating a federal program to bolster unemployment benefits. Mitchell and Alitehell discuss replacing the current base with a $4,200 wage threshold and shifting tax structure. Eisenhower supports national standards, while the governors on the executive committee, including Collins, Underwood, Strachan, and Quinn, align with ideas for federal action and reserve funding.
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Washington Auto Dealers Fined in Conspiracy Case
District Court Judge Joseph Xi presided as fines totaling 108750 were imposed yesterday on 27 Oldsmobile and 16 Fort Healers dealers in a conspiracy case. The grand jury had returned indictments last month against the dealers, with multiple counts carrying fines from 1000 to 84000 per count. Earlier, similar actions were taken against Chevrolet dealers and the Greater Washington Chevrolet Dealers Association.
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