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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1946
Page
13
A rural outreach by the Motor Vehicle Bureau visited outskirts yesterday to inspect driving records and discuss automobile licensing. Officials noted delays from scattered communities and outlined plans to improve service access and safety programs for residents.
County Clerk Collins reminded drivers that many licenses expire September 0 with renewals delayed by last minute renewals and backlog. The notice lists drive test sites at Renpsunge Nissan and Watt's store, with hours from 3 am to 8 pm and 10 am to unspecified.
An item lists multiple participants and officials from Mechanicsville and surrounding areas tied to a bowling event with sponsors and committee members. It notes preparations and a public meeting with entries for many players and teams including Ameliexi red Fox, and mentions civic figures and local announcements. The text references election patrols, municipal duties, and a memorial for Edward Ostrander with funeral details and church affiliations.
A testimony describes a dog kept in confinement near a Guamin Shipho and Coulhy estate, displaying restricted obedience and puzzling behavior. Witnesses recall the dog biting, resisting feeding, and reacting to stimuli while questioned about its intelligence and potential training. The account voices concern over the animal’s temperament and requests clarification of its training history.
A timed home anic a tap to Conids Philp Prime berth is reavering aft An operation at the Albany Hospital followed.
Witnesses testified yesterday on war defeat and government hopes for negotiated peace. Hoshino admitted plans differing from government forecasts, while wartime leadership under Hideki Tojo faced scrutiny. The Westminster Presbyt. discussed plans to set some policies.
Three Ludlow youths all World War I veterans were killed when their car rammed a tree. The dead are Joseph Maclee, Leon Sando, and Hussar B Panhaw. Several others were injured and hospitalized. remains found amid wreckage.
Dorothy Busia who founded the Seeing Bye movement in Muscatown in 1924 launched the organization after years of work to aid blind persons. She publicized the movement in Austria later brought a blinded veteran to Switzerland and founded the group which trained dogs to guide the visually impaired. She received honorary devices and a gold medal for humanitarian service in the United States and the United Kingdom.
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