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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1949
Page
1
Dr. Livingston W. Houston, president of APL, is among those who have loaned Albany-made silver to the Albany Institute of History and Art for an exhibition running through February 20. The collection highlights works by about 200 silversmiths active in Albany from the late 17th century to the mid-1800s.
A Ridgewood Queens bar robbery at 1:35 a.m. ended with thirty patrons beating the I.rand? robber. Matthew Santangelo, 22, Brooklyn, was hospitalized in Kings County after a rifle butt blow and crowd assault. He faces assault, robbery and Sullivan Law charges.
The Women's Round Lake Improvement Society postponed meetings as Mrs Elbert Cooper hosted the Knit Witt Knitting Klub with refreshments. Mrs Willard B McKean called a hospitality committee meeting at Library Hall Wednesday at 3 pm to elect a chairman for the committee.
British authorities reported deteriorating condition among German POWs being repatriated from Ehusstit with up to 34 percent hospitalized on arrival. High hospital rates also among prisoners from Poland, Russia. malnutrition and circulatory disorders cited. Soviets reportedly repatriating those deemed useless for slave labor. Rochester Man Killed by Automobile in a Saturday crash.
Hundreds of automobile owners crowded the rotunda of the Reng salaer County Court House on Saturday to renew 1949 car licenses. Officials said the congestion was the worst since the local State Motor Vehicle Bureau office opened here. Long waits of up to an hour and traffic problems on Second and Congress Streets and Franklin Street accompanied the rush, with officers directing motorcycles to manage the flow.
In the rotunda of the court house two deputies kept passageways open as lines formed for renewal tabs. Deputies struggled to maintain access while windows for motor vehicle business remained crowded. Long queues stretched toward the Congres Street entrance as the office closed late after noon.
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