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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
5
A retrospective piece recalling events from 1914 to 1912 era world affairs and local history. It notes U S entry into World War I, President Hugh Girfs lectures on postwar peace terms, and early 20th century communications with two rival New York telephone systems.
A textured reminiscence recalls Maple Beach Park near Troy Albany line destroyed by fire in 1918 after earlier mills on Reméen Street burned in 1913. The piece notes early fire apparatus, horse-drawn engines, and emerging gasoline power, plus historic auto shows, vaudeville at Proctors and the Richmond Stock Co. ensemble era. It also mentions veterans and local residents, with updates on service members and returning soldiers from World War I and after.
Johnsonville Aog Gosan is crained to hus none Philip Welch is a patient at the Troy Hosmul Lawrence Blackett is confined by his home by mnes Donald German of the Seabees is spending 1 (hity day care at his home here Charles Castle recently discharged from the Army at Camp Dm NJ has returned to the home of his parents here Sir Allison Langworthy recently discharged from the Army a former resident here and now making his home with his mother in Troy
Auto Bureau reports brisk issuance of 1048 automobile license plates with operations at the State Motor Vehicle Bureau court house. County official Lawrence J. Coins notes looming demand and delays for duplicate plates. Deputy Peter Stover says special issuing title will be placed in the rotunda if needed to handle peak week volumes.
Reported Sunday a stolen taxi crashed in New York killing two men. The vehicle veered at a busy intersection near tollbooth with a New Jersey connection under investigation by police.
A bus collision on West Hind Avenue and UB Street injured 15 passengers and killed Cornelius Fitzpatrick 26 of New York. Jack Overfield, who was with Fitzpatrick, and William First of Haledon, New Jersey, were among those involved as the southbound car sped into the bus pathway.
Health ad warns kidney fatigue causes nighttime urination backache and fatigue. It promotes Doan's Pills as a diuretic used for over 40 years to flush wastes from the bloodstream and relieve symptoms.
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