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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1944
Page
4
Mrs Muirion is held by police on Troy Avenue for burglary and petit larceny connected to the theft of linoleum. Detectives say she entered a residence on Hutton Street while moving belongings, admitted entry, and the case involves items taken during a Thursday incident.
A news note reports President Roosevelt extending his absence from Washington for another week due to doctors recommending full recovery from a bronchial attack. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt hosted a luncheon for Prime Minister John Curtin at the vacation retreat.
Boots are closely tied to soldiers, seen as memorable gear. Recollections of uncomfortable fits and ankle strain contrast with the loyalty of old-timers who favor them above all. After hikes, boots can weigh as much as 30 pounds, shaping veteran and rookie perceptions.
The Beaver, once nearly extinct in Rensselaer County, has returned to the Troy area in ample numbers per the Current Conservation Commission. This year 207 pelts were taxed in Rensselaer County and Albany County pelts were noted. thirty pelts were taken under special licenses, one in Saratoga County. A total of 3,338 beaver pelts valued at about $105,000 were caught during the season by licensed trappers. Earlier estimates on a longer history suggested a catch of 5,000 beaver in a 7000 year period. About 3,136 pelts were turned to game protectors and park rangers during the season, averaging three per trapper mile, roughly half the legal limit. Hamilton County produced about
Postseason surveys indicate harvests and beaver yields across regions differ, with Southern Tier trappers about 30 percent less successful than Adirondacks. Story notes wartime conditions and inexperience affecting U.S. plant deaths and harvests, plus surplus not taken in counties opening last March.
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