Farmers See Key Role In Economy At NPA Meeting
Washington conference room of the National Planning Association drew top business and farm officials including Rumi of Macy’s New York and James Patton of the National Farmers Union. They mapped a program to keep incomes high during depressions, stressing well paid city jobs, broader social security, strong unions, and government aid to maintain farm purchasing power and land improvement for long term national nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Planning Association
NPA
Fearaniey Rumi
R. H. Macy
New York
James B. Carey
U.S0
Luther Gullek
The
Instritute of Public Administration
Flowert Black
White Motor Co
Marion H. Hedges
Economic Cooperation Administration
James G. Patton
National Farmers’ Union
Svorkera
Npa-Ers
MPA
Evening Radio Schedule from The Record
A dated rundown lists multiple time slots for programs and hosts including Wayside Chapel Lean Back and Listen My Serenade Trade Winds Nawa Behind the News WFLY Music Room Folk Plenta Evelyn Johnson News Memorial Day Program Club FM Kiddie Korner Waltz Interlude Songs of Que Times David Rose Personality Time News broadcasts noted with times and host names.
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Wayside Chapel
Wfly Music Room
Byvelyn Johnson
Small
Lewis EZ
Carter
Evelyn
Diane Watson
Club FM
Kiddle Korner
M—Valee
The
Army
Bob Eberly
Newa
Noise of a radio schedule through an old lineup
A fragmentary listing shows a radio rhythm of programs and segments with times and names like News Behind the News Fiesta and Shall We Dance. The scattered text resembles a station’s daily schedule from a bygone era.
Troy Wan Candidate For Degrer June 6
Raw text fragment shows Troy Wan running for a degree related post on a future date. The garbled lines mention an election race, candidate names, locations on Peeves Avenue and Masia, and affiliations with Phy Kogina Dita and Pants Steining. No clear offices, dates, or outcomes are established.
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Rawatsa
Johnesn
Ten
Meara
Frbert
Feheton
Peeves Avenue
Masia
Hrieg
da Orient
Masitay
Seteban
Fey Negeoue
Tin Teatitaee
Green Beer Back Strikers Declare New Ferre 4TNS
The article notes a push for colored or “green” beer amid union calls and debate on beverage safety. It cites experts warning of health risks and mentions population density figures in Russia, the United States, Germany, and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanya
Bremen
pRinbentines
Thratin
Thisahark
Tepeeyers
Heer
Russia
United States
Germany
Japan
Report criticizes Greek aid and Greek system reforms
Louis C. Wyman, author of a survey for the Joint Congressional Committee, urges cutting further aid to Greece unless reforms are met. He faults Washington policy for fear of Communist branding, notes discord among American agencies, and warns aid failure could discredit the U.S. He cites Greek civil war, refugees, tax gaps, graft, inefficient governance, and a corrupt import system with favored groups. He calls for centralized control and more productive use of funds.
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Washington
Greece
Reforma
Louis C.wyman
Joint
Congressional Committee On Foreign Economic Co-operation
Amére
ECA
United States
Greace
Stnra
Athens
Transportation Eystem
Wyman
Covernment Bureau
Special Importing i Group
Monty Wat
Former Troy Woman I Dies At Gabriels
Mrs. Bert LaFountain a native of Troy and longtime resident of Gabriels died suddenly at her home near Sara nar Lake. She lived in Gabriels and Bloomingdale about twenty years, maintained ties to Troy, and survived by her husband Rett LaFountain, one son Howard Angus, two daughters Mrs. Ralph Finnigan and Mrs. Elaine Evanson, two sisters, ten brothers, and other relatives.
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Bert LaFountain
Charlotte Carignan
Troy
Gabriels
Sara‘nar Lake
Rs. LaFoumtain i
Durhand
Rett LaFountain
Gabriele
Howard Angus
oTrow
Sien
Ralpy Finnigan
Bleamingtalt
Rlaine Evanson
Terrot
Mich
Karigrine Hurley
Leng
Triand
Mick Belen Carenan
Oka
Watter Carinan
Sik Tephewe
Victar Hrvise
Deland
Reginatq
Treeph Carignan
Wayne
Brevqnel
Dennin
Tens
Pyyer
Gabrielsnto Athans
Harvard Association of Eastern New York Dinner Talk by Dean Fair
Dean Gordon M. Fair of Harvard Graduate School of Engineering addresses the Harvard Association of Eastern New York at its annual meeting and dinner set for Thursday June 2 at 6 34 am in the Hotel Van Curler Schenectady. Dean Fair, M I T and Harvard graduate, notes his research on a maturation of e g
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon M. Fair
Harvard
Graduate Schoo of Engineers
New York
van Curler
Schenectady
Dean Fair
Massachusetts
Ani Mareard
Thutls
Funeral rites held for Sgt. Francis X Buckley in Troy
The funeral of Sgt. Francis X Buckley, Army Air Forces, killed over Germany, was held Saturday from his parents’ home and Sacred Heart Church in Troy with Rev. Burns and deacons officiating. Rensselaer County Gold Star Mothers attended. bearers included Buckley relatives. Taps was played at the grave. The flag was presented to his mother by Sgt. James Manglass.
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Francis X Buckley
Edward J. Buckley
Griewold Avenue
Germany
Sacred Heart Church
Edmund J. Burns
St. Patrick's Church
Watervilat
Ufcla
Cele
Vinesat J. Bondi
Francs J. Hear
Petar Boriassi
Reye Chole
William Smith
Pants Angelicus
Rensselaer County
Gold Star
Williams
John Connolly
Edward A. Carey
John Buckley
James
Arthur Doring
Taps
Ble Mars’s
Bart Grace
Bures
T. Gerald Mulqueen
Edward J. Mellly
George A. Phillips
Bondi
Hoar
James Manglass
Army Air Forces
Troy
Berkeant Buckley
Phillipe
Privcure Saved Program Becomes International Children's Fund
The fund plans aid for 1700 nursing and expectant mothers across 188 feeding centers, hospitals, child institutions, and schools led by program manager Jamie McCall of Philadelphia. A historical note recalls a 1798 strike by Philadelphia printers demanding weeks wages.
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U.ln
Jameya Z. McCall
Feeaport
Mus
Aloo
United States
Philadelphia
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