Fingerprints of 70 000 000 In F B I Files
The FBI holds fingerprint records for about 70 million people, nearly half the U S population, according to a report noting the scope and implications for security and privacy.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1949
Page
2
The FBI holds fingerprint records for about 70 million people, nearly half the U S population, according to a report noting the scope and implications for security and privacy.
FBI files show 25 year growth from 810,148 to 17 million sets. The bulk are civilian and service member prints used for jobs and defense programs, with 7.4 million people in criminal prints and 81,099 Navy prints. Alien and prisoner prints number in the hundreds of thousands, reflecting wartime security needs.
A scrambled list of crossword clues and partial words spans multiple languages and garbled terms, mentioning animals, professions, objects, and names. The jumbled entries include references to birds, mammals, beverages, techniques, and places, with many incomplete spellings and stray letters.
Rome shoppers flock to shop windows in upscale districts as Christmas gifts and finery lure customers. Prices rise and store displays attract crowds while many Italians begin relief purchasing leading up to Epiphany on January 6. The focus shifts from gifts to religious observance with Babba santa preparations and December sales drive.
A vague report from a coastal town notes a sudden surge of water and strong winds causing minor damage to property. No injuries are confirmed as responders assess debris and secure the area.
Bayntonville residents Mr and Mrs Lee Haley and family moved to Troy while Mr and Mrs Forreet Agan and grandson Paul visited from Jotazgnville. Guests of Mr and Mrs Mhert G Sabra, Mr and Mrs Willam Whitney and Mrs Harvie Coggenhall of Troy attended Kuyler Whitney's gathering. A school play and Christmas pageant were staged at the parish hall. The Women's Guild Auxiliary held its annual meeting and elected officers for one year including Destiny Edward Hay and Wilma Bibley with Albert G Sahin as treasurer and Winters reelected secretary.
Cropseyeille Raroh Paison has returned home after illness. A Christmas program is planned at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 6 pm led by Mrs. Mildred Sherman and Mrs.
Fragmented notice lists Catherine Bly and relatives from Beheo and Chatham Center, and Mrs Calvin Whayer of Troy. It mentions a Carnations party and exercises at the school Friday afternoon, December, with pupils and parents. Weitere names include Mrs Josaph Wazar and Mrs F W and Mea Cilfferd Agan.
Grafton Supervisor and Mrs. Leo Walton have returned from a month's trip to New Mexico. Dog licenses may now be purchased from the town clerk Frank A. Babcock. Mr. and Mrs. James Dee and daughter Sonya are visiting relatives in Colorado. Fitz Hangar returned home Monday after attending his uncle's funeral in Maryland. Harry Raymond returned.
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