Local Legal Notice From Troy Bids and Officials
Legal notice lists bidders and officials for a contract in Troy with addresses on Fourth Street and Hoosick Street. It names the board chair Margeret S Manahan and references a bid opening, payment terms, and compliance with the control law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveler
Chana
Usknows
BOW and Co
Fl. T. Toces
Troy
Unksaw
Bezag & Cavanaugh
Ucanern
Bens
Joseph W. Burke
Demers & Messey
Highlan¢é Avenue
Trox
Tremibie
Aysable Cuan
Lase BR Co
Unksaw Sener & Carvenes
R Bridges
Agenknows
Asakawnance O'Shearet
Fi McCisian
Willian
Pater Hiram
Eacameti
Edoiisceter
Inserion
Cate Pasa Ena
Tesa
Bortheris
Hoosick Street
Shereer
Cie
Sareie Bont
Ornersei¢E
Tejes
Margaret SM Man Ahan
OPA Pushes Price Cuts for Clothing Amid Supply Change
Government policy makers press for reduced clothing prices as fabric supply grows. Officials detail replacements to the MAS program with no factory set asides and outline changes to keep overall price levels near the average price order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O
Servien Opa
WEB
Aere
OPA
Plana
Speech Course Aids Combat Veterans Training
Devlin, a former radio actor, leads a speech course for veterans focusing on public speaking, correction, conversation, radio, and dramatic speech. The program aims to provide basic knowledge of speech principles and improve confidence in Welds participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devlin
Acter
Sailor Drowns Trying To Rescue Comrades
A Navy announcement identifies Jona R. Sisson of Waverly New York as the sailor who drowned Friday while attempting to rescue two fellow servicemen in San Diego California. The report did not state whether the rescue was successful.
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San Diego
Cal
Navy
Jona R. Sisson
Waverly
Sisson
Local residents list visitors and calls across several towns
Pyi Jene Howard Carlo is now at Fort Ord California. Mrs James Pecor entertained at Gardy Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs Everett Mitchell entertained for sister tem Plattsburg. Earl Peterson visiting his mother at Schaghticoke Hill. Daniel Viel Navy stationed in Boston spent the week end with his wife here. Harry Lesson is stationed in Treasure Island San Francisco Bay. Mr and Mrs Edwin Van Leuren of Albany are spending a few days at their note here. Mrs Clarence Iveson and family visiting Leominster Massachusetts. Miss Margaret Ring returned from Johngcnville and Miss Margaret Jackson from New York summer school. Mr and Mrs George Viall visited Thomas Jones South Poultney recently. Robert Connolly of Rensselaer visiting James Cronk and Charles J Connolly. Miss Marie Autioick returned home after summer school in New York. Mr and Mrs Edward D Ralston spending a few days with Jann Reilly in Greetfield and Boston. Mr Freda R Ackart entertained at a picnic supper Thursday evening. Guests Mrs James Edwards Mrs Louis Martis Mrs LD Clark Mrs Restie Barth. Mr and Mrs Charles Reilly entertained at a family dinner Thursday evening at their home on the Hudson. Guests Mrs Caroline Beecroft and daughter Mrs Winston, Hamilton and Mrs Adelaide L Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyi
Jene Howard Carlo
Fort Ord
Cal
James Pecor
Gardy
Everett Mitchell Recen
San Francisco Bay
Edwin van Leuren
Albany
Clarence Iveson
Billy
Louise
Leominster
Mass
Margaret T. Ring
Johngcnville
Margaret BR. Jackson
New York
George Viall
Thomas Jones
South Poultney
Robert Connolly
Rensselaer
James Cronk
Charles J. Connolly
Marie Autoiick
Edward D. Ralston
Jann Reilly
Greetfield
Boston
Freda R. Ackart
James Edwards
Louis Martis
LD. Clark
Restie Barth
Charles Reilly
Teir
Hudson
Caroline Beecroft
Winston, Hamilton
Adelaide L. Phillips
Envoys Admit Tokyo Lies In Shambles
Japanese envoys in Manila admitted Tokyo’s devastation and difficult living conditions after bombing. They described Tokyo as a war-wounded capital while noting morale and food shortages. They observed Americans victory symbols amid lighthearted digs at Japan’s defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Manila
Enyvers
Third Fleet
Mazila
Rosario Apartments
America
Japan
Bataan
Torashite Kawabe
Local Notices of Residents and Visitors
Whitehall Ann King suffered a bad leg injury after a fall last week. Jimmie Ajeite returned to New York from a visit with relatives. Misa Lenore Sabo completed a summer course at State College for Teachers and visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Joan Sabo are mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann King
George King
Lee
Jimmie Ajeite
Jane Ross Ajéilo
New York
Misa Lenore Sabo
State College For Teachers
Mro
Joan Sabo
Chaplain Hopes Tokyo Rose Cage Proposal Surfaces
A veteran chaplain aboard a U S cruiser in the Pacific voices a wartime postwar project to cage Tokyo Rose and profit for charity. He envisions capturing the propagandist in Tokyo Bay as a morale boost, while others doubt the idea's practicality and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U. S
United States
North Pacific
Tokyo Bay
Caston
Mass
Tokyo Huse
Pacific
Father Doody
Rose
Cour
Money can’t buy faster aspirin says ad
An advertisement touts St. Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller saying money can’t buy faster acting or more dependable pain relief. It promotes a 100 tablet bottle for only five cents and urges readers to pay less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
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