11 Feb 1947
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1947
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes indicate declines in baby chicks and related agricultural indicators across historical periods 1916 and 1978. Mentions New York, prewar factors, and state department notes, but readable details are limited and names or exact figures are unclear.
Albany reports state officials to resume dispute over insurance regulation and antitrust issues. Aimed at prohibiting monopolistic practices, the inquiry examines whether state leges can govern premium rating and business conduct without federal intervention.
Judge Laverne Lewin in Reny place postponed ruling on multiple cases tied to the January 12 arrests after the discovery of a body and ongoing grand jury proceedings. A decision date was set for February 1, with the court reserving judgment on several defendants and noting forthcoming actions at the Court House.
In a Butler estate settlement delayed by garbled OCR, heirs including nephews and siblings appear listed with addresses such as Sixth Avenue Rivabeth Wetarthy Cheslnut Hill and 2313 Sinthy Avenue. The text mentions a $91000 per share figure and references six others named OConnor and OConng among the decedent’s relatives.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a case involving Cynthia or Cindy, William Willaison, and Joseph B Mulboltud with a legal or civic context in Ludlow. Details are unclear but names and place suggest a local notice or court record fragment.
A state commission reports 4008 violators fined under hunting laws with 84 762 settled through the Stele Connarivation Court. Violators include Lariaho Nivolel of Watervliet who paid 10 for a deer permit violation, Philip Schayer of Schoharie County who paid 50 for shooting a deer out of season, Rabut Bennett of Port Edward who paid 174.50 for fishing without a license, and Walter Powers of Avonu Puk who paid 12.50 for trespassing. The quarter set a department record for fines and patrols with increased jail terms and rapid enforcement efforts to curb violations.
The report details a Department effort to curb fur trade violations. It notes a large pelts sale at auction bringing in $6704 and enforcement actions totaling fines for numerous violations. The piece cites Commissioner Dutsin and mentions new cage inspections and settlements totaling thousands of dollars.
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