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New Bills Introduced
111 State Legislature
Albany, N . Y., J a n . 24 <JPh—In-
tt'nsified efforts to work out a
compromise in t h e drawn-out
b a t t l e over licensing chiroprac-
tors is underway in s t a t e govern-
ment circles.
Republican Sen. Dutton S. Pe-
terson of Odessa introduced a
bill in t h e Legislature yesterday
that would create an eight-man
board of examiners and spell c u t
lieensirig and practice provisions.
T h e board would work within t h e
Education Department.
Chance* B n t e r
For years, chiropractors have
sought the same recognition the
s t a t ? gives physicians. Such leg-
islation, opposed vehemently by
t h e medical profession, has been
killed c insistently in Republican-
controlled committees.
Peterson told a reporter that
chances "were better than ever"
for passage this year.
He said he was optimistic over
the chances of two governmental
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THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, N. Y., THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1957 THREE
district, the 25th, extends along Hunter on Wheels
Opponents Are tjhe west side of Manhattan from
2th to 102nd Sts. Clarksville, Ark. </Pt — Most
Marshall, 30. unsuccessfully hunters tramp through the
Named to Seek ought- election to the assembly wbods in search of a deer. Not
Mahoney's Seat
rom 'the fifth district of Man- so| with Wood row Rogers of
a t t a n last fall. A bachelor, he Clarksville. A paraplegic since
jholds a H a r v a r d law degree, is he was wounded in World W a r
a native of New York, and saw 2. Rogers hunts deer from a ear.
groups, working independently,
to come ur. with a formula t h a t New York, J a n . 24 (J& - D e m o - service as a combat infantryman Last year was the first since 1948
cratic Assemblyman John H. in World War 2. that he failed to bag a deer and
would satisfy both chiropractor
and physician. Farxell and Richard M. Marshall, he has a good excuse for missing.
T h e main stumbling block, he a Republican, have been nom- The Polynesians who live on Two paraplegic friends were
said, h a s been to define w h a t the most easterly of the Pacific visiting him and he gave them
inated as opponents for the state islands are among the tallest; the "shooting side" of the car—
duties a c h i r o p r a c t o r can or can
not perform. Senate seat left vacant by the people in the world. i t h e right.
death of minority leader Francis
One of t h e two groups, com-
prised of education d e p a r t m e n t J. Mahoncy, Democrat'.
oilicials, is expected t o report PULLED BY T H E NOSE—"Schnozzola" could b e the name for this Air Force C-124 Globe-
Farrell and Marshall were for-
master. It sports a P r a t t and Whitney T-57 engine in its nose; The company is using t h e
ACCORD
soon to t h e Board of Regents. mally ' designated by their par-
T h e o t h e r is t h e interdepart- aircraft as a test bed for the n e w propeller-turbine engine intended for transcontinental t r a n s -
ports of the Air Force. The entire forward s t r u c t u r e of the huge olane had to be altered for ties at county committee meet-
m e n t a l H e a l t h Resources Board, ings last night. A special elec-
c r e a t e d last y e a r by the Legis- the testing at East Hartford, Conn.
lature. It is required to report tion is scheduled for Feb. 14.
to Gov. H a r r i m a n and the law-
m a k e r s by Feb. 15.
Bonding Bill
Among o t h e r bills introduced
s t a n d a r d s . " H e said t h e aver- of t h e membership of either
age private employment agency house agrees.
usually has advance fees from Desmond's proposal would pro-
job applicants in excess of the vide also, if a fourth of the mem- •/Pi—One New York man was
T w o D i e in Crash
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Jan. 24
No Eleetetlon Possible
However, the election may
never come off. A bill making it
unnecessary is pending in the
Furniture a TV Murl
was one by Assemblyman An-
thony Savarese Jr.. Queens Re-
$1,000 covered by the required bership approves, that a bill electrocuted and another was
bond.
legislature at Albany. It is spon-
sored by Republican leaders, and ROUTE 209—ACCORD. N. Y.
kept in committee be b r o u g h t [ c r u s h e d to death today in a Democratic Gov. Avcrell Harri- (Just a few minutes drive from Kingston)
publican, t h a t would increase Sen. T h o m a s C. Desmond, o u t l o r consideration by the en freak automobile accident here.
bonding requirements of em- N e w b u r g h Republican, proposed l i r e house. Another suggestion The dead were Kenneth Nelson, man has indicated he will ap-
ployment agencies from $1,000 a constitutional a m e n d m e n t w a s t h a t t h e legislature meet 45 prove it if there is no wide- Name Brand Furniture for Every Room in the House
to S3.000. that would require a legislative ' 24. of (801 72nd street) Brook- spread public objection. Under j
days a l t e r the close of the regu- lyn and Ernest von Seelen, 51, the proposed measure, a vacan- | PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE — VALENTINE SEAVER —
committee to hold a public lar session to consider bills ve-
S a v a r e s e said in a s t a t e m e n t
that the legislation was needed hearing on any 'bill under con- of (119 S. Indiana avenue) Wa- cy would be filled by a vote of | BASIC-WITZ — F A S H I O N T R E N D — LANE TABLES
"in keeping with today's salary toed by the governor. tertown, N. Y. Lt. John Sherlock the members of a House of the j
sideration, provided a q u a r t e r
Similar proposals by Desmond of the Fort Lauderdale police same party as the member SEALY MATTRESSES — and other famous brands
were killed in the judiciary com- said von Seelen was driving the chosen in a previous election. L a r g e Selection of Living Room and Bedroom Suites
mittee last year. car "in excess of 70 miles an Thus the Democrats in the Sen- and Dinettes.
FREE DELIVERY 9 WURTS ST. Would Repeal Act hour" when it failed to m a k e a a t e would ballot on a successor
to Mahoney. HIGH QUALITY — LOW P R I C E S
R e p u b l i c a n Assemblyman curve on a new causeway and
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Grant YV. Johnson ol* Fssex , crashed into an electric light Farrelly Seen Choice
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the new youth court act. One j the car and fell across live wires regarded it as a certainty that Emerson — RCA-Victor — Sylvania TV Sets
j would repeal it. The second ! from the fallen pole. S e n a t e Democrats would elect
would postpone the effective If you don't have time to take the candidate of the Manhattan Phone Kerhonkson 2711 Open Weekdays 9 to 5:30
d a t e to April 1, 1958. a quick trip to the classified ad I Democratic organization to fill Ample Parking Space Fridays 9 to 9
Other lawmakers have pro- counter of the Kingston Daily | that vacancy. Farrell. they say, Convenient Terms Saturdays 9 to 9
posed that the act be . delayed Freeman, call 5000 and insert would be the likely choice.
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I Mahoney died last Dec. 21. His
year. Both Gov. Harriman and
Tenderloins.. the GOP leadership have agreed
on the Jan. 1 date,
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bill, Peterson said he expected a
companion measure would be in-
troduced shortly in the assembly.
Peterson's bill is in behalf of
: the S t a t e Chiropractic Assn.,
Rudolph's
6 1b. Avg. 3 5 C y
c which claims a membership of
39 15. about 1,200. The Chiropractic
Guild, which Peterson said had
about 1UU imembers, also is con-
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Fire Chiel F. R. Richardson. It
Ground Chuck BEEF STEW was the second foul-alarm (ire
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