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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1945
Page
3
The Agriculture Department announced a potato and cabbage roundtable to decide the fate of bumper crops in the New York area. The potato crop is expected to be the second largest on record at about 3,596,000 bushels, while cabbage is forecast to be ten percent above last year.
This condensed article by Benjamin Manderson, historian at UCLA, adapts excerpts from Financing Americas Prosperity. It argues that free markets and minimal government intervention produced full employment in 1921 1928, contrasts with New Deal deficits and market manipulation, and warns against further federal deficits postwar. It emphasizes reducing government restrictions on markets and letting workers and firms adjust to demand.
The Navy announced that 49 ships led by the battleship Missouri and the carrier Enterprise entered New York Harbor to celebrate Navy Day. In all 273 ships were deployed to ports along the Atlantic coast Gulf of Mexico and inland river ports for the observance.
The Bronx dispute over a 12 foot high “spite” fence led to a shooting when Anna Le, 55, says neighbor Arthur Brainard, 52, fired a shotgun as she protested rocks thrown at his roof. Brainard was arrested after allegations of prior assault by Mrs Le’s husband. Pellets struck Mrs Le.
Leftabo was held after a wider assault incident. The injured party was taken to Lincoln Hospital. Brainard reported the event and police involvement.
Tremors woke thousands across Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon early Sunday. The 3:50 to 4:00 am quake rattled windows and dishes from Helena to Walla Walla and was felt across Western Montana Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington with no reported damage.
Calam E. Blandy of Greenwich chairs the National War Fund drive in Washington County with town chairs appointed across three districts. J J Subdivas of Whitehall leads the northern section. central leaders include Frank Sheehan Fort Edward and John Vanderwater Hartford. southern towns led by Calam Blandy with Fisk, Vickers, Deweit, Abrams, and Garrity. The drive opens October 1 with a county quota of 27.50 designated mainly for USO entertainment in Army Navy and Marine camps worldwide.
Observers at Be have to look at their instre Forecaster. Population assessed valuations and real estate taxes paid list Argyle 810 Cambridge 340 Dresden 580 Easton 1100 Fort Ann 1550 Fort Edward 3700 Granville 3250 Greenwich 2450 Hamptons 480 Hartford 570 He bron 640 Jaczeon 8503 Kings bury 4180 Putnam 170 Ialem FLO White Creek 1250 White hall 3500.
Mary Thomas Becknagel of Ithaca died of natural causes at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel in Albany. Coroner J Gregory Nealon of Watervliet ruled death natural. Her husband Arthur Becknagel, a Cornell University teacher, was present at the time.
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