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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1946

Page

2

Veterans Boost Taxicab Numbers and Rules Across Cities

A survey by the American Municipal Association finds taxi density varies city to city. Chicago has one cab per 1306 residents while other cities curb growth or authorize veteran permits. In Baltimore and Miami veterans influence permit totals and independent providers gain space in the market.

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Milwaukee council issues license votes amid veteran scare

Milwaukee council members approved licenses amid a scare involving veterans. The measure affects about 1,153 residents. Some municipalities have moved to curb local public control. The Kentucky Industrial term commissioner advised Louisville officials that each council agreement would shift from the police department to an independent agency. CBS Rhode Island and Connecticut remain under state control.

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Local Residents Note Family Visits and Events

Mr and Mrs Williams Cox purchased the Willian O Connor property. Miss Ruth Virginia Utter of Boras visited her aunt Mrs Edgar Fields. Mr and Mrs Samuel Rosto and Mr and Mrs James Barton spent the weekend in New York. Mrs Margaret Stevens returned from Adams Mass after a month with Mrs Fannie Deane. Miss Lucy Durlee returned to Albany after a visit with her sister Mrs Philip Tucker. Eugene Heytington suffered multiple broken ribs and bruises on his farm. Mr and Mrs Hal Parshall and daughter returned to Ireland after visiting Mrs Celia Imrie. The Women’s Service Society met at Mrs Norman Cushing’s home. President Mrs Floyd Burdick chaired and formed committees for the fall supper on Wednesday Oct 2. Chairmen: supper committee Mrs Charles Bolantier. dining room Mrs Earl Bennett. decorations Mrs Earl Johnston. others to be named.

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Wyatt Expects to Speed Up Building

Washington correspondent reports on Wyatt's housing program as construction accelerates. He aims to push starts to 800,000 by October and 7,000,000 by May, with lumber, brick, cement and gypsum board booming. Rising costs for veterans’ five room homes threaten national fiscal strain, though Wyatt stays confident in progress.

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Cost Hinders Television Growth in Postwar Era

The industry faces high costs to build and operate stations, with only six licensed yet, and 27 federal permits issued while 78 applicants withdrew. The FCC has seen shifting views on color trials and external funding, delaying widespread television deployment despite rising consumer demand and looming production capable of 100 dollar sets.

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Drugless Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Ball Clinic

Excelsior Springs hospital promotes a drugless treatment for rheumatism and arthritis. A free booklet titled Rheumadem explains why medications offer only temporary relief and how mineral waters and baths aid healing. Readers may request the book and a second pamphlet Good Health by writing to The Ball Clinic, Dept. 3p2t Extels for Springs today.

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Daytime radio relay shifts between towers in February

A historical note describes the lineal day program in February and radio relay developments. It mentions shifting or shunting of programs between two towers separated by 30 to 50 miles, reflecting early infrastructure changes in radio communication.

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Shushan Briefs and Service News Highlight Local Figures

In Shushan and nearby areas, residents note Grange meeting plans, guests visiting from Late Worth and Auburn, and returns from college. Donald W. Naslings, 430 Seventh Avenue, honorably discharged as captain after serving with the Wath Infantry and in the Pacific, later in Europe, wounded in Italy, now under care at Valley Forge Hospital. Captain Hastings’ wife is Isabel Prentiss. he travels on terminal leave.

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