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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1950
Page
2
A man sustained injuries described as possible concussion after an incident involving a police radio car. He was transported for evaluation as authorities investigate how the injuries occurred and who is responsible.
Russell answers readers on car care starting issues and maintenance. He covers transmission basics, seat position effects on brakes, fuel and oil concerns, and a curbside guide to avoiding cold start troubles and common engine faults.
The report highlights a 1949 rebound in the American economy with auto industry production exceeding six million vehicles, a record 19 billion dollar construction output, and steel ingot production near peacetime highs. It notes inflation in farm income, flat retail trade, and ongoing foreign trade dynamics under Marshall Plan aid, while personal incomes remain high at about 10 billion dollars.
Mrs John Manning nominated chairman for the Mother Night program to be led by the Parent Teacher Association at St Peters Show. The annual event will be held at St Peters Place under the direction of Mrs John Cyrier chairwoman of entertainment.
A Saratoga Springs man Edward H Pecke died after being struck by a vehicle in a city street. The accident occurred during weekday hours near a hospital, with local reporters noting the incident and witnesses describing the scene.
County figures show shifts in party enrollment across cities Ronndae and Rensselaer. In Troy Republicans total 18 701 with Democrats 5 559, while a Democratic gain is noted. For 1980 in Rensselaer city Democrats exceed Republicans by 23, and earlier years show Democratic leads fluctuating.
The Schuylerville Ladies Aid Society of the Old Barhioga Referguid Church held a meeting with Mrs. Martin Hooksema hosting and Mrs. Harold Curtis presiding as president. Miss Marguerite Funston elected vice president with Mrs. Joseph Glass treasurer and Mrs. R. W. Prindle secretary.
The City of Troy will collect 2500 for a five year lease on the Miami Beach property if the board of estimate approves. The Miami Beach Co holds the current lease and submitted the bid of 2500. The lease allows use for legal amusements and cutting yee. approval by the board and mayor is required before it becomes legal.
A joint legislative committee proposed compulsory auto checkups twice yearly at state inspection stations. Sen Seymour Halpern said a self supporting system would be submitted to the Legislature this week with six other highway safety measures. The legislation is sponsored by the committee on motor vehicle problems of which Halpern is chairman.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Warner entertained Mrs Louise Donaha and Mrs Margaret Suartwout. The Women’s Society of Christian Service meets today at 7 pm in church parlors with Mrs James Wilson presiding. Warner Ten Broeck and Emmett Ten Broeck head to Hot Springs Arkansas then St Petersburg Florida for several days. Beyond the Mason Dixon line about 180000000 acres of uncultivated forage land exist for grazing.
In Chicago a new Beltone device relays sound through a hidden tube from a button concealed in clothing. Deafened users gain clear hearing without visible receivers, enjoying music sermons and business success with no self conscious worry about a button. The maker offers a free brochure and home trial with no cost.
Vernon Hite and Howard M. Sia of the Schuylkill County American League discuss a speech theme Be ing Constitution for World. The event reflects a community focus on constitutional principles in global affairs.
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