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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
6
The French Constituent Assembly, in an extraordinary session, approved measures granting the death penalty for forging or stealing food coupons, hoarding or withholding foodstuffs, and colluding to sell foods above legal prices. Food Minister Yeos Targe urged passage of bills tightening food controls.
Troy looks to host a high profile campaign rally with Governor Dewey and Senator Mead as key speakers. Democratic leaders Maley and Taylor outline plans for Music Hall and St Marys Hall events, with Irving Ives and Mayor Corning expected on stage. Details on presiding officials and exact timings will follow.
The piece notes a long standing party balance in the state with a shift toward pro Dewey and a Democratic push as leadership changes loom. Democrats hope for gains amid leadership changes while Republicans trust Dewey era policies and local official performance to boost their candidates.
Stillwater diocese figures attended a St Peter's Church Rosary Society banquet in Mechanicville. Bishop William A Scully spoke on growth of the Rosary Society, introduced by Mrs Milton J Curler. Rita Connor welcomed guests as Miss Rose Demea performed with Miss Charles Lake accompanying.
National Safety Council reports nearly 4,000 more deaths from home accidents than auto crashes in 1947. Home falls especially affect the elderly, with 16,000 fatalities, followed by burns and explosions and poisonings. Traffic deaths rose 4,900 from 1944, a 18 percent increase, with jaywalking blamed for a notable share in large cities.
Saskatchewan moves to curb forest depletion after a royal commission warns only one-twentieth of standing timber can be cut annually. Government orders slash to two thirds of a normal year, while housing needs prompt new timber areas and road building into forest districts. About 200 million board feet to be available this winter in the Dore Site area northwest of Prince Albert.
A woman from WR-An Timais recounts a four day visit to Yellowstone National Park. She claims to have seen twenty head of elk thirteen bears eight antelope fifteen antelope? one hundred buffalo and two swan with her own eyes during the trip.
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