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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1946
Page
4
The National Safety Council today said 96 000 people died in accidents in 1945 with total loss estimated at billions. The toll is only about one percent above 1944 due to redaction and reporting changes. The report notes wartime factors and shifts in accidental deaths during seven war months of 1948.
An advertisement claims ERBHELP treats many ailments from bawels to stomach gas and sluggish liver. It promises relief for miserable people and urges readers to buy the product locally in Troy and nearby areas.
Lake Champlain was reported completely frozen except for a small area near Furtlington Wisconsin. Early travelers and fishermen adapted to the icy surface with skaters and shanties set up for winter activity as crews gathered data through March 26.
US road toll shows 1945 fatalities around 9 2387 with notable drops in Oakland California 28 percent Newark New Jersey 24 percent and Boston 48 percent while injuries climbed. City by city counts highlight safer urban years though national economic and social costs from crashes remain high.
Grafton George Wagar and Mrs Jane Wayne were guests Sunday. Miss Marilyn Ellett of Watensiat hosted Constance Eilett Sunday. Miss Marvin Sweet of Harlin visited her mother Mrs Lessie Sweet and others over the weekend. Sherwood Parush stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Palush. Mr and Mrs Millard Bilett and Juan Douglas visited Mr and Mrs Frank A Batwock recently. John Burdick returned home after a few days with William Sleicher. Mr and Mrs Carl Boomhower and daughters Judy and Joan visited Mrs Daisy Boomhower. Albert Thirher is home on furlough with his parents. We and Mosday Thurher visited his sister Mrs Esther Hunt Sunday at Valley Pass Ia.
Regular monthly meeting of School District 10 officials discussed the tax roll update, authorized sending the tax bill to the county treasurer, and reviewed district finances as of January 31. Attendance figures for January ranged from 59 to 91 percent across schools with an overall 88 percent average. bills totaling 980 were approved for payment.
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Center Cambridge residents Earl VanWie and Mrs. VanWie visited her parents the Burdell Austins last Friday while John Shannahan Jr. of Bergenfield New Jersey spent the weekend with the Buckleys. Mueller Jr. of Yonkers visited his parents and English and Timberlin families hosted gatherings at Watervliet. The Guidon sisters from Albany spent the weekend with Thomas Guidon family. Patricia Buckley returned to State Teachers College Albany after time with her mother. Jane English, recently discharged from the WAC, moved to Cambridge after visiting her brother Tien English. Eugene Conway and daughter Elizabeth and Lawrence Delurie attended the 95th wedding anniversary of Daniel and Delurie at Pittstown.
Yonah-Chinese Community HQ orders immediate talks with the Kuomintang to resolve the unsettled Manchurian issue by March. Communist leaders in Yenan claim control over parts of Manchuria and press to join KMT commissions while warning against renewed armed conflict with about 300,000 Manchurian troops remaining mobilized.
A light airplane piloted by a 1-year old? or a young amateur clipped a chimney in Watertown as a tall wind swung the craft. The pilot escaped unharmed while officials including Ganter described the incident and weather factors.
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