City of Troy Ordinance Seeks Capital Note Funding
Local government debates a capital note issue to finance a down payment for improvements. The ordinance repeats a prior $350000 plan, authorizing $315000 in bonds and $350000 in capital notes to cover the remainder, with immediate effect and council approval noted.
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Ramiecr
Het Blow League
Common Council
A Keeits
Tatas J. Fox
Xpd Myont
McCormack
Mercantile Ing
Mary E. Chtuski
Gall
Lemer Bonnatrel
Bizzaro Christine
Ernest Jones Jr
Erment Jones Jr
Edward Jones
Michael Rich Jr
Michael Rich Sr
Helen Corie
Edward Curry
James Flaber
Anthony Sehepis
Dorothy BW. Tarior
Chares B. Taylor
Castine
Gerald Minebay
Tru. x
Trahan
Raymond J. Grinnell
Mary Farreag
Jacsh Street
Hevesmanz
Lindenwond
Asproval
Decman Bichanan
Seomratie
I. Y
Tims
New York
Setial Oman
Oman
Fenance Law Estate
Lee
Reese
Itz
Gett
Ryeen
Pearing
Pete
Peter Ant
Rene Preeerng
Coterman Council
Rae
Frederick C. Filley
Alderman Miller
Smith
Miller
City of
Trey
Troy
Buscom Captted Meas To Provide the Down Payment, and, Notititk
Frederick C. Fillet
Cooperation Corel
Phillip Cinilus
Corpor Cringeer
Albertian Mine Common Council
Traghen Company
Obituary notices from a set of Albany area obituaries
Multiple notices report deaths in New York area towns including Schuylerville Watervliet and Troy. Names include Lene Bh Thosepene Thompson Berths Stanton Savaran Sharp Myr Behensty Charles Hurley and Charles L Behe nsty among others with survivors listed and funeral arrangements noted.
Service Funds Sufficient Congress Told
The defense budget totals about 15 billion dollars for the Army Navy and Air Force with no immediate need for more funds according to Defense Secretary Johnson. He spoke to Senate and House appropriation committees noting no change in plans from Russia's atomic test. Indications exist, however, that Congress may be asked for emergency funds to expand atomic stockpiles as discussions continue behind closed doors.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Russia
Senate
House
Joint
Chiefs of
Senate House Atomic Committee
AEC
United States
Britain
France
Defence Department
Vinson
D.ga
Truman Ded Ney
Amy Solution
Fort Bragg
N.C
Old Age Bill Gag Rapped By G O P
The House voted 149 to 158 to bar amendments on a social security expansion bill. Debates focused on disability insurance and payroll tax hikes to fund a broader old age and survivors program. Republicans argued the bill risks welfare state creep and proposed a slower GOP alternative with different disability provisions.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
Enid
Imbor
Curtis
R-Neb
Madden
D.-Ind
Kean
R-N
G.O.P
Veronica Dengel To Lecture Friday
Veronica Dengel will lecture Friday in an advance view of Tau aimed at women. The event is announced by the author and lecturer with details on the Hendrick Hy venue and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Dengel
Tau
At & Pom
Hendrick Hy
Aveterar Eke
Navy letters trigger defense department probes and debate
Navy officials and lawmakers debated release of a controversial letter by Admiral Bogan as Admiral Denfeld opened an investigation. Defense officials, including Louis Johnson, faced questions on funding and unity of the armed forces while hearings were planned to gather full testimony and assess security implications.
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Ming
Page Cy
Air Force
Bogan
Vatley Forge
San Diego Bay
Hogan
L White
Falin
Jeter
Washigton
Matthews
Admiral Denfeld
Adm
A.W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Denfeld
Radford
Navy
John G. Cramimelin
Ceaterfay
Admiral Bogan
United States
Defense
Louis Johnson
Inter
Johnson
Home Bureau To Hear Management Specialist
Miss Dorothy Proud of Corsici University will speak to Home Bureau audiences in Rensselaer County tomorrow and Friday. She will discuss institutional management and planning, with sessions scheduled at 2 PM and 10 AM in two local communities.
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Home Bureau
Dorothy Proud
Corsic University
Rensselaer County
Proud
Hein Manachtehen
Pea
Plancin
Mrs Boland Named To Erie County Job
Mrs Boland received appointment as a department head in Erie County. The record notes her MA degree and affiliation with Cannin University and references Heath County offices.
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Boland
Erie County
Kethleen
James Co Gland
Bet
Eaith
Corinty
Heath
Canin
Onendage
Aleman
Rov Drowned In Pool Eimith TAR Jobe Kepeter
County center court case reports a drowning incident at a pool. The verdict is pending as authorities continue investigation and determine details of the event and involved parties.
Soviet Name Envoy to Nation’s Gov Ties
The Soviets appoint a veteran diplomat previously serving as close advisor to the national government as ambassador to the new foreign ministry. The selection highlights Moscow’s aim to strengthen ties with the government while signaling continuity in diplomatic approach.
Truman Says Corporations Blocking Olds Nomination
President Truman accused powerful corporations of opposing Leland Olds’s nomination to the Federal Power Commission. A Senate subcommittee voted to recommend rejecting Olds, arguing his past writings show radical views on regulation of natural gas. Olds denies being a Communist and defends the American democratic system.
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Washington
Olds
Roosevelt
Truman
Senate
Edwin C. Johnson
Colé
Lydon Johnson
O'Connor
McFarland
Capehart
R-Ind
Het Bricker
Ohio
Ly D.tem
Nisi
Lenin
Cvétesn
Federated Press
Labor News
Ice
II Lyles F Stony
Re!sons
Congress
Internal Revenue Agent To Be Buried In Troy
The body of Ralph A. Wheeler an internal revenue agent for the Upper New York District will be buried in Oakwood Cemetery Troy. Funeral services were held in New York after his death Sunday night of apoplexy while visiting his daughter Mrs Charles Wailin. Wheeler resided in Richmond Hill New York Long Island in recent years. Survivors include his wife and a daughter Mr Wheeler.
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Raroh A. Wheetler
Etta Curtis Wheeler
Troy
New Orleana
Charles W. Wallin
Wheeler
Upper New York
Internal Revenue Investigating Service
New York City
Joseph W. Lakowaks
Joseph W. Zukowski
Seventh Avenue
Watervliet
St. Mary's Hospital
Cohoes
Watervliet Arsenal
Sacred Heart of Mary Church
Savaran
Sharp
Savaran P. Sharp
Ling
M Lobeell Sharp
Rutland Railroad
New Lebanon
Howard E. Sharp
Harold 3. Sharp
Lebanon
Louis Sharp
Newburg
Milton Sharp
Cambridge
Norman Sharp
Albany
John Robinson
Augusts Becker
Tertard
Ralph Fuller
Schenectady
Michas Shannon
John Stout
Howard W. Sharp
Letha Sharp
Harold Sharp. Jr
New Lenanon
Fonda
River Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Wynantskill
Myr. Behensky
Charles L. Behensty
Nati
Chatham
Romar
Rockland Lake
New Paltz
Colle
Dhe State Teachers College
Bilbany
Ralph A. Wheeler
Internal Revenue
Upper
New York
I!ar
Oakwood Cemetery
Charles Wailin
New ‘Riesns
Richmend
Long Island
Reughter
Is Wheeler
Firefighters respond to blaze at Glen Avenue dwelling
A fire reported at 2 Glen Avenue drew a response from local firemen. Owner Mrs Frank Kearns of 5 Glen Avenue was stated. Damage described as slight. Police or crime details were unclear from the report.
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Glen Avenue
Ronce
Mra
Frank Kearns
Castleton Club Hosts Ladies Night and Kiwanis Leaders
The Castleton Kiwanis Club plans a Ladies Night at 6:30 p.m. at the Village Inn with Mr Husted as principal speaker. Guests include Harold White Mrs White Herman Moh and Mrs Mock and Charles C Baird Lt Governor of District No 6. Baird will preside. event marks a new club meeting place.
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Morns
Poughkeeps
Husted
Castleton
Kiwanis Glu
Village Inn
Smanting
Hunton
New York
Kiwania International
Harold White
Mra. White
Herman Moh
Mock
Charles C. Baird
Baird
Castleton City
Clergymen Seek Reinstatement at Brooklyn Church
Two clergymen at Holy Trinity Church in Brooklyn face a second round in their bid to regain posts. Elder Melish, former rector, and son Beevy Melish, former curate, had been removed amid dispute. The Episcopalian House voted on canon changes yesterday after a committee recommendation.
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Ran Francisca
Holy Trinity Church
Brooklyn
B .Melish
Chutch
Beevy Melish
Metish
House of de
Epis
Committee On Canons
Man Lacerates Hand On Broken Milk Bottle
Alonzo Wilder, 65, of 2h Second Strast, was taken to St Mary's Hospital shortly after 2 pm yesterday for treatment of a laceration to his left hand from a broken milk bottle. He was transported by a police radio car driven by Patrolmen Paul W. Spénard and John L. Rourke and later returned home.
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Alonzo Wilder
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National Labor Actions Board
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Dulles
Lene
KK. Thompson
Broad Atreat
Kehuylerville
Ling Eget Bort
Mineville
Schuyterville
Schuylarville Wallpaper Company
Methodist Church
Schuylerville
Nellie Haley Thompson
Leona Newon
Greenwich
Albert
William Thorpton
William Seaman
Galway
Berths Stanton
Howard M. Hillz
Pasef
Will
Gridte
Ms. Burney
Charles H. Hurley
Albans
Zinest
Lawrence Corbett
Fort Eaward
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Tats Street
St Vineet
Bill
Quandt
Wilkes C. Chuandt
Charles Mo Duandt
Woterferd
Pamper
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Soviets
Ballas
Comart
Calvert
Alvert Reserve
Calvert Dyners
Koolvent
Cats
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Eoe
Black Loamy Top Soul
Troy Top Sor CO
Pone Bidtew
Castleton Club
Weather Report
Erant
U.S
U. S. Savings Bonds
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Federal Corporation
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