Cigar Tax Action Raises Committee Excise Cuts
Yesterday's vote on cigars boosted the committee's total approved excise cuts to about ten times the proposed amount. The list and President Trin mae were referenced in the discussion of the tax policy.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1950
Page
21
Yesterday's vote on cigars boosted the committee's total approved excise cuts to about ten times the proposed amount. The list and President Trin mae were referenced in the discussion of the tax policy.
Blume Auxiliary officers for the coming year were named at Monday night’s meeting. New officers include Mary Hayden secretary Amy MacPhee patriotic instructor Esther Flint historian Helene Kehn musician Elizabeth Menetti Ann Fallon Vivian Spain and Mary Sherry color bearers. Standing committee chairmen include Katherine Wiltsey hospital Vina Moore rehabilitation and pasticity Kehn social MacPhee Americanism Stella Holland membership and Mary Houses Poppy Day. Rosemary Keyser was received into the post at initiation ceremonies. A report on the Albany encampment was presented as Mary Conroy presided.
Kapriel Sivaslian 87 of Albany received a testimonial dinner from the Armenian United Calvary Troy Men's Chapter after Atty years of service. Rev A A Bedikian spoke on What Union Means, and the program included vocal selections by Mrs Ar Elizabeth Kaboolian and Miss Betty Serian. Sivaslian resides at 19 Barrows Street Albany. United Nations estimates world blind population at 7,000,000, about New York City size.
The Renner v Brennan case ending in a settlement after testimony from a plaintiff and defendant. Renner sought 50000 for injuries alleged on April 23 1848 on Brennan property at 107 Second Street. Brennan claimed Renner acted as an independent contractor. Settlement terms not disclosed. Also Averill Park Central School’s junior class to present The Night of January 16th on consecutive evenings at 8 p m in the high school auditorium.
Pvt. Donald Berger, in under six months service, envisions a career as a commissioned officer. He cites rapid advancement, good pay, and a secure, respected life as key reasons for choosing a service career. Visit recruiting stations in Troy at Barker Park and Sid Street.
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