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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1947

Page

5

Hearing Set On State Game Laws Debate at Legislature

State lawmakers will hold a public hearing on conservation bills including a proposed Hig fey Dam on the south branch of the Mauss River. Sportsmen clash over Adirondack preserve recreation and waterpower group aims to authorize the dam. The panel will also tackle falcon hunting licenses, hunting and fishing fees, firearm prohibitions, and a range of wildlife and maritime rule changes across several counties including Long Island and Westchester.

Wew Forks Higfey Gouth Mauss Adirondack Yande Long Island Westchester County

Conservation hearing announced on proposed bills

The session may be attended by anyone wishing to speak on the bills. Chaired by Senator Harold Stokey, Conservation Committee chair, and Assemblyman Leo Lawrence, Assembly Conservation Committee chair. Perry B. Duryea, conservation commissioner, says hearings will be held.

Harold Stokey Leo Lawrence Assembly Conservation Committee Anyi Perry B. Duryes Conservation —Commissionet

Stillwater Upton Chapter Plans March Events

Stillwater Upton Chapter 23 will receive a visit from district grand officers on March 1 as announced at the Masonic Temple. Miss Margaret Sage and Bernard Osgood presided. Reservations close March 15 for a Baptist Church visit. Upcoming activities include a card party March 1 with prizes, Mystery Sister Night March 5, and a March 3 meeting at the chairman's home. The chapter will visit Star of Aberty March 7, St John’s Star March 12, and Victorian March 13 for receptions. Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Smith were held at One A. B. Perry Funeral Home with Rev. Wendell P. Stanford officiating and interment at Stillwater Union Cemetery. The Wednesday Evening Bridge Club met at Mrs. Charles Dye’s. next host is Mrs. Ralph Walsh. Stillwater Board of Education voted to raise school insurance by 80 percent of replacement value. next meeting set for March 24.

Upton Chaptay Grand Pifteere Om Masonic Temple Margaret Sage Bernard Osgood Janet Bradley Bessie Faryington Marjorie ‘Osgood Robert Smith A. B. Perry Wendell P. Stanford The Baptist Church Stillwater Union Cemetery Friends Beavers Bly Com Charles Dye Leroy Tahuadge Mary Smith W. J. Dryce Ralph Walsh Ameeking Board of Education Stillwater High School Matthew Britt James Brooking

Trace First Auto to Boston Back Bay Man

Boston’s Back Bay man George A. Long is credited by the Massachusetts Council of Automobile Old Timers as builder of what may be the nation’s first automobile. In 1875 Long constructed a charcoal powered vehicle at Northfield with a wooden-wheeled chassis and a front fifth wheel, later selling it to a newspaper carrier. Patents in 1888 covered a steam road vehicle with ball bearing steering fork, a first use now on bicycles.

Boston Weone, N. HB Lom

Fire Destroyed Antiques at Waldron Studio in Selemec Bay

A Thursday fire at Waldron's Furniture Studio 714 Hamilton Street Selemec Bay destroyed several valuable antiques. Loge was not estimated. Firemen blamed a short circuit in an elastic heater used to melt glue in the workshop basement of Engie Bard's dry goods stove.

Waldron Hamilton Street Selemec Tay Waldron Cancer Engiebard

On the Air io Programa From Local Stati Today

Radio listings across the day feature Troy Lowe and M. Alman with a mix of news, music, and personality segments. Programs include THS News, Parade of Hun, Arthur Dodfrey highlights, and various local shows, with multiple time slots noted and a broad roster of hosts and guests.

Scientist weighs DDT dangers in caution against indiscriminate use

Dr. Frederick Cresettelli of UCLA warns that a large spoonful of DDT could violently poison an average person. He notes risks to useful animals and insects, including dogs, rats, frogs, birds, bees, and plants, and describes tremors, loss of coordination, and convulsions in monkeys and other animals.

Los Angeles UB Frederick Cresettelli University of California At Los Angeles Mr. Tails

Ants Cause Furnace Pipe to Bend and Fumes Trapped Residents

Ants built a hill near the furnace exhaust outside the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willard in Babetha Kansas. The mound bent a pipe and loosened a connection inside the house, allowing fumes to fill the home and overcome the couple.

Robert. Willard

Rocket Aids Artillery Shell Ranks in New Weapon Concept

New York UP reports patent office approval for patent by F Chandler, research engineer and Amiedern Hocket Society member, proposing twin rocket artillery shells. The device would convert a 120 mm anti aircraft shell into a guided rocket, extending range and allowing electronic control for aimed rocket attacks against enemy aircraft.

New York WS. Patent Office F. Chandler Amiedern Hocket Society Chandier Chandler

Patrol to Deter Hay Theft Near Wisdom and Wise River

Ranchers report elk driven from snowbound mountains raid haystacks. Sportsmen from Wisdom and Wise River set up a shoo patrol to guard cattle feed along a stretch of the Big Hole Valley, organizing a mounted and vehicle patrol to deter thieves.

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See More Security But Less Profit in Farming

Worcester copy discusses profitability in farming. Dr. Wd Niederfyank of the U S Agriculture Department notes farming will not be as profitable in the near future. He speaks at an agricultural meeting about security versus profit for farmers and rural incomes.

Worcester Mass Furmera Wd Niederfyank U. S

Ambiguous Old Text On Safer Endurance Claim

Fragmentary OCR notes reference safer, more endurable design ideas spanning future years. Names, dates, and concrete facts are unreadable, leaving a vague claim about improvements in duration and safety without verifiable details.

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