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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1946
Page
7
Article discusses expected impact of OPA price controls on cigarette sales. Mentions price increases, dealer pricing choices, and potential shortages. notes estimates of tens of thousands of cartons in the American Occupation Zone and possible nationwide effects on consumer prices and availability.
Moscow radio reports new Pechora coal basin development will add to 1950 output. Maltsoy says 18 mines run now with 38 more planned, basin north of the Puchora River near the Arctic coast. Basin estimated at 38,000,000 tons, supporting Ural industry and Northern centers. Karaganda and Muznetste basins linked to Central industries.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Tomhannach Mie Palward Pardini Lorna Sweet and Leonard Muspiditer. Names Karen, Thomas McCuara, Mr and Mrs Paul Madigan, Willing M. Muntigan, and Eagle Bridge appear as guest references in a Sunday visit context.
A group of independent businessmen formed the Council of American Business to challenge the National Association of Manufacturers NAM in its OPA stance. They accuse NAM of misleading senators with biased data and lobby efforts, urging removal of all casuals on manufactured bonds by June 20 and criticizing NAM for anti OPA tactics. They claim broad support across Michigan and say NAM misrepresents business sentiment.
An eyewitness recounts a chaotic early morning journey on a crowded train from London to Leamington Spa. The narrator describes cramped compartments, shifting seating, and passing stations while noting interactions with fellow passengers, a mysterious Princess, and a distinctive cake. Wary travel details, technical terms, and a vague financial note conclude the tale.
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