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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1945
Page
3
The end of construction restrictions sparks a marked building surge in Troy. John F. Knaupp reports to Mayor John J. Ahern that three new jobs with costs estimated at 69 500 push the monthly total to 118 926, the highest of the month.
The report records 17 permits issued in September totaling 47 738 and August 27 700, with three new projects: Catholic Center High School facility at Eighth Street 85 000, Felden House Appliance Co Second Street 19 500, Joseph B Ni a Jr 712 through 718 Sixth Avenue cleaning plant 15 000. Also listed are additions and demolitions, 39 electrical permits, 10 complaints investigated, and 94 inspections of building jobs.
Olean reported 18 year old Fairfield Colin student Laughlin was killed Sunday when struck by an automobile driven by Maurice J Hull of Olean. The victim attended St Bonaventure College in town.
Stillwater and nearby communities note several service members receiving honorable discharges after overseas service. Others on furlough at home due to family illness. Wedding trip arrivals and home relocations also appear among residents, with a brief mention of a small Colorado discovery near Cheery Creek.
Budapest reports partial results show the Small Folders Party gaining seats in Hungary s first postwar general elections. In Budapest municipal ballots a month ago the party surprised leaders by winning decisively as full totals await final vote counts. Robert M Little 78 longtime Newspaper employee dies in Albany ending forty four year career in Knickerbocker News advertising department. previously worked in Rochester and Cleveland.
From the current returns the Small Holders are projected to win about 60 percent of the vote, the Social Democrats around 20 percent, and the Communists 12 to 15 percent, with other small parties trailing.
Gertrude French of Troy sues Howard W. Delorme of Burlington and Vermont Transit Inc. seeking 35000 damages for injuries from a January 4 1945 collision on First Street between Hareon and Van Buren Streets. The suit, filed in County Clerk’s office by Henry Bayly, associates with Robert S. Dempsey of Peekskill, names the corporation as owner and Delorme as operator.
More than 1500 American soldiers in Japan have applied for reenlistment, the 1st Corps headquarters reported yesterday. The move reflects soldiers viewing the Army as a stable career amid uncertain labor conditions at home.
Fragmentary text hints at Army training and trades knowledge as keys to civilization. Mentions of markets or purchases and tablets imply a focus on ancient tools, crafts, and the evolution of trades, but the garbled source limits specifics and dates.
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