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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1949
Page
13
A state administration group named the Little Hoover Commission urged cutting government expenditure and reducing staff to essential levels to maintain state functions and eliminate service duplication. Governor Dewey discussed the 1960 fiscal year's budget beginning next April.
The report cites 1966 state expenditures at 1.208 billion dollars and notes strong support from over ninety Chambers of Commerce for creating a bi partisan study commission. It compares to the Hoover Commission and says eight states have moved to similar revenue and administration reviews.
The trial of Rep J Parnell Thomas postponed again to Nov 21 as defense counsel requests more time. The Greenwich men’s bowling league saw new season records with the Packers totaling 2418, and the Yankees 874 high game as Giants lead Browns and Dons Yankees Bears in standings.
Robert Pratt of St Lawrence University spent the week at his parents home. Joseph Hennessey visited grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Martina Welch. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tandenbaum spent Sunday in Syracuse with daughters Gloria and Diane. Donald Mesick returned to Amherst College after a family visit. Glen Holbrook of Schenectady stayed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Holbrook, for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Karnaghan and Mrs. Eunice Toomey returned from a week in New York City.
President Truman will present a public service award to General George C. Marshall at a White House ceremony Friday March 2. The award, a plaque reading Public Service in a Public Trust, is given by the U S Conference of Mayors. Marshall, former secretary of state and wartime Army chief of staff, is current president of the American Red Cross.
Police said 17 year old Daniel Cobeill of Monros UP-Daniel died in a hunting accident near Cornwall after being wounded while on a hunting trip. Troopers reported the incident and a youth companion survived.
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