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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
9
Milwaukee stamp collector and Napac Chemical Co president Bill Pohl bid $1.08 on a German air mail Zeppelin stamp and cover thought to be addressed to his firm. He later realized it was the same stamp he had given to a friend in 1827.
At a Monday evening meeting of the Buthwater Tarment League in the Moosehead Inn, over forty members attended and voted to purchase new uniforms. Refreshments were served by Laurence Rinaldi Personal, Mrs. Andrew Gannon. Children have returned to Winooski Vermont after a visit with relatives.
An all day Home Bureau meeting will be held today at Mrs Ruth Millers home West Sandy Lake for the third session on hooked mats. The West Sand Lake and Wynantskill groups led by Mrs Silas Barthl join to advance the project with each person bringing lunch.
Columbus Ohio police test a radar based system to nab speeders without pursuing cars. Three vehicles manage readings and radio transmissions to a second car that can stop offenders. Daylight operation limits visibility. plans to extend to chase units are under study.
A National AP survey reports sleeping pills cause about half of annual one thousand self-harm deaths. Barbiturates, used by doctors, can dull judgment and trigger suicides or dangerous acts. Cases include a man near death at Bellevue after a bottle's contents, another who woke up after three pills. Public health officials warn of dependency and danger for rash decision making and addiction, with varied recovery outcomes and ongoing campaign against pill abuse.
A Forter Corners man was held for assaulting his blind wife. The injured woman was taken to hospital on Monday and Tuesday it was found necessary to remove a blind eye. The case prompted police action and ongoing investigation.
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