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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1949

Page

19

Dukes Accuses Lehman of Injecting Bigotry in Senate Campaign

Republican candidate Dukes released telegrams claiming Lehman used bigotry for political advantage amid denials by Dulles and Rosenberg. Dulles defended human rights work while urging a face-to-face debate with Lehman as campaign events continued in Amsterdam Fort Plain Gloversville and Johnstown.

Schenectady Ulp John F. Dada R-My Herbert M. Lehman Dukes U. & Senate Kimect James N. Roenberg New York City Rosenberg National Coherence of de. Dulles Claos Dates Lehman Assad Lehman Truman Dulles Foster Herbert H. Lefenian Herbert Duiles John Foster Duiles Thas Drolles St. Johrenville Fort Plain Johnstown Amsterdam

Troy Real Estate Board Proposes Against Tax Subsidies

The Troy Real Estate Board held a meeting at the Troy Club condemning Proposals 1 2 and percent as subsidies that would raise taxes on the majority to aid those who can pay. The board praised The Record Newspapers editorial opposing the proposals and planned a brokers school to discuss new real estate methods.

Troy Real Estate Board Troy Club Record Rolf Gundersen

Lutheran Mission Conclave Ends in New York

Delegates from eastern New York attended vesper services at the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer ending the 21st annual Women’s Missionary Society convention of the Eastern Conference United Lutheran Synod of New York. Speaker Mrs. James Miller, missionary to Liberia, described literacy work and education efforts. she plans to return next month with her two daughters. 275 delegates had joined a dinner at the church hall and Hudson Valley Lodge 10.0 F. overflow crowd. Mrs. G A Bermstrom introduced the speaker. Mrs. Frank Hergert served as toastmistress.

New York Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Women's Missionary Society of the Eastern Conference United Lutheran Synod of New York Dorr BE. Fritts James Miller Liberia Miller Rensserlaer Church Hall Hudson Valley Lodge Frank Hergert Peter Fanning T E Nielsen

Woman’s Synodical Society Names Officers at Syracuse Meeting

Mrs Henry C Carroll of Fort Edward was elected chairman of the nominating committee at the 67th annual meeting of the Women’s Synodical Society of the New York Synod of the Presbyterian Church in Syracuse. Miss Mact Huntting of Jamaica was named president of the synod.

Henry C. Carroll Fort Edward Women’s Synodical Society New York the Presbyterian Church At Syracuse Mact Huntting Jamaica

Senate to Act on Wallgren Mead Nominations for Power Commission

The Senate plans action on Wallgren and Mead nominations to the power commission amid party wrangling over Olds reappointment. Cain signals possible floor fight on Wallgren while Lyndon Johnson defends his prior support. Mead says he is happy to join the commission, with terms extending to 1955.

Olds Commerce Committee Senate Wallgren Mead Air ‘Ruman Lyndom Johnson de Tex Cain Rwash Security Board Commission Congress Cabiinet Ae. Truman Washington Pggpelanes Clue

Safety Theme Of School 16 Observed In School Assemblies

Safety First was the theme across 14 assemblies at the annex and Emma Willard. First grade pupils sang Stop and Go and gave a recitation I Like Policemen under Miss Mary McCarthy. Second graders staged Little Rooster Prevents a Fire led by Misses Dwyer and McDonnell. An eighth grade radio quiz was written by students and a seventh grade panel discussed Safety First Always.

Annex Emma Willard Mary McCarthy Frances Dwyer Margaret McDonnell David Grimm Robert Kidder Audrey Burke Christina Tinchler Barbara Bonesteel John Passoria Mary Jane van Vorst Anthony DiTommas James Wilsey Lucille Belemjian Shirley Andrews Marjorie Cottrell Leonard Martire Gregory Gollnick Nolan Edward J. Stosek Huchard Ogilvie

U N Subcommittee Backs Italy as Trusteeship Admin

A United Nations subcommittee recommended Italy as administering power for Italian Somaliland under trusteeship. The vote stood 12 to 8 with one abstention.

Lake Success U.N Italy United Nations

Nourse Critiques Price Supports and Government Deficits

The speech attacks high level price supports for farm products and rising federal deficits. It warns of surplus holdings and costly aid, urging a reexamination of accounting and price making while criticizing lengthy work hours and pensions amid strong production and employment.

Nourse

Labor department cases allege minor labor violations at Alpha Recreation

In Troy Police Court Justice Thomas J. Con table distribution of total product was cited. Alpha Recreation, Inc. was fined 250 dollars for employing minors as spinboys and Conlin received a thirty day suspended sentence. The State Labor Department brought the charges.

March of Econome Progress Colletion, Inc Thomas Contin Thomas J. Contable Troy Alpha Recreation, Inc Conlin State Labor Department

Dewey Attacks Brannan Plan as Expensive National Health Proposal

Governor Thomas E Dewey told Glens Falls Chamber audience that the Brannan Farm Plan and Truman era Medical Insurance would cost average workers $300 yearly and push deficits to $18 billion annually. He warned of loss of freedom and rising taxes while contrasting with Britain and France. He did not name Senator Dulles in his remarks.

Glens Falls Comemore Thomas E Dewey United States New Taxon Brannan Farm National Medical Insurance Truman Britain Dewey John Foster Dulles Senate Dulles

Cohoes Common Council Meeting Postponed to Nov 1

The Cohoes Common Council postponed its meeting from last night to the group’s next session on Tuesday November 1 due to lack of business.

Cohoes

Ford Contract Wins Approval by 41 Locals, 17 Plants Vote

United Auto Workers reported that 16 Ford locals approved the new pension contract with Ford Motor Co. One plant, Maywood California, rejected it. The pact allows retirement at $108 per month. Returns cover 17 plants and more than 15,000 workers.

Detroit United Auto Workers Ford Maywood Cal Ford Motor Co

Dinner Honors New Physical Director

Kenneth C. Chyvers, recently named physical director at the YWCA, was honored at a Springfield College alumni meeting last night. Chyvers, class of 1947, is the first Springfield man chosen for a XK Post in many years, and the event was arranged by Chanining Mann with Edward Donald among the attendees.

Kenneth C. Chyvers Recen YWCA Sprinfield College Chivers Springfield Chan-i Ning Mann Trav Edward Donald R PT

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