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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1945
Page
12
Paris authorities press a hard line against the black market food trade amid Liberation shortages. New limits cap meat service at fifty states one dollar, with fines for noncompliant restaurants. Analysts doubt drastic laws will end the underground network, which has profited Paris eateries with inflated prices.
An account contrasts official restaurant menus with black market prices, noting scarce items and tiered service. It describes a well known Ceaseps-Elysées restaurant offering lawful dishes while guiding readers to avoid illegal options and detailing Foie Gras as a costly but legal choice.
The piece critiques Black Market restaurants noting scarce food and high prices amid raids and new rules. It cites Christmas and New Year raids in Paris and asserts government aims to curb Black Market by limiting customers. The text then shifts to local news items about spring meetings, staff vacations, and church events in Schaghticoke and nearby areas.
Eagle Mills guest and local visits highlighted. Miss Mildred Moody visits Berwick. Easter pageant at Church of Christ. Boy Scout Troop 27 raises 2,000 pounds. Spring supper and sale planned by Church of Christ Legal Women's Class. Nine join Methodist Church at Easter service. various transfers and confessions of faith noted from Troy and nearby towns.
Schaghticoke Mrs. George Vial hosted Merribees members Wednesday evening. Miss Mary Butler of Averill Park visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Sample during the week. Mrs. Edward Rabtson of Spergietown District School is spending a vacation at her home in town. Rev. Edward Bowers has returned to his home here after spending the...
Navy personnel at Mogmog on Ulithi Atoll talk of relaxed shore leave as island facilities expand. Commodore Speidel notes use of the site for recreation, music, and sports while visitors like Jane Dos Passos and Ernie Pyle observe operations. The island hosts baseball and basketball facilities, canaries, and even canteen beer in modest quantities.
The article profile notes an Albany native who taught science at Hoosick Valley Central School prior to enlisting as a private in July 1941. A year later he received a commission in the Medical Administrative Corps, and in December 1922 he sailed overseas to duty in North Africa and Italy.
The canal officially opened yesterday with a light initial traffic flow. Officials noted adequate water levels on the Hucsom River and warned boat owners not to rush into the new route as earlier heavy traffic delays were avoided.
The Ancient Mystic Order of Semeritans Adaran Sanctorum Host conferred Humility Degrees on two candidates from its group and Fayoum Sanctorum of Schenectady at Diamond Rock Hall on a Saturday night. Grand Chief Guide George BV oversaw the ceremony with Grand Monarch Hari Vire among the officials. A large Schenectady delegation attended and a roast beef supper was served by Nicholas Granopouloss as the Troy group prepared to travel to Schenectady.
An 81 year old man named Ralph Greco was struck and killed yesterday by a southbound New York Central passenger train at Newton Hook in Columbia County. The incident involved a pedestrian walk near the tracks and prompted a police response.
Johnsonville powers of Trey 2 of Miss Marr report a sem uaéerwest Herringwes om Wi in unclear OCR text with fragmented names and places.
Hoa and her parents Mr and Mim Willem Emstett and Mrs Charles Welling spent the holiday weekend with Mr and Sie Donald Dwree of Queens. The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Grace Methodist Church will meet in the church parors Thursday afternoon.
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