Liquor rationing proves effective in Ohio
A long running liquor shortage ends as Ohio implements a card based rationing system. About 1.37 million of roughly 7 million residents obtained ration cards, with 1.23 million expected to purchase 200 000 quarts monthly as stocks rise and distribution stabilizes. Governor Bricker's administration touts equitable distribution and the liquor director credits the plan for building a reserve and meeting fall demand.
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Columbus
David
Goliath
Ohio
John Bricker
Bill
Sahara
Ohioana
Don A. Fisher
Ohto
Fisher
Hoosick Falls Democratic convention tickets announced
Delegates elected in Hoosick Falls met in the Municipal Building to nominate a ticket for November. Officials to be chosen include Supervisor Leon McGinnis and Town Clerk Morgan Burke, with others for justice, council, highway, assessors, and school director. McGinnis and Burke seek reelection. Cantelo runs for school director on the Republican side.
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Hoosick
Thea
Leon McGinnis
Morgan Burke
John J. Hayden
Edward F. Houlton
North Hoosick
Bernard F. Lester
Edward V. Gorman
Katherine Wagner
Walter Cantela
McGinnis
Burke
Cantelo
Frank O'Brien
James Kenney
James B. Rourk
Wagner
Mary McCann
Mr. Kenney
John J. Trimble
O’brien
Local residents share travels and returns list
Schaghticoke Miss Vera Stokes visits relatives in Trenton New Jersey. Miss Nellie B Leyfield returns after Lake George. Mrs James Cronk at Leonard Hospital Troy improves. Mrs Thomas Sweeney back from Lake Cossaguna. Miss Dorothy Van Wert enjoys two week vacation at Leonard Hospital Troy. Miss Agnes McBride and Miss Agnes Belmore return from Seolia summer visit. Miss Bette Steele returns home from Stillwater. Harold and Miss Mary Williams come back from Schenectady visiting Misses Margaret and Ruth LaGraff. David Kilgus spends a few days nearby.
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Vera Stokes
Trenton
N. J
Nellie B. Leyfield
Lake George
James Cronk
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Thomas Sweeney
Lake Cossaguna
Marion Williamson
Harrisburg
Nelson Viall
Clifford Viall
Coast Guard
Boston
WLB Repeats Rejection of Portal Pay Plan for Miners
The War Labor Board rejected John L. Lewis' bid for portal-to-portal pay for United Mine Workers. Board vote 6 to 1 against Lewis's position with dis senting votes from labor members. Illinois agreement set travel time at 54 minutes per miner daily, base rate one dollar per hour, yielding about 83 5 cents after calculations.
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Washington (P
War Labor Board
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ilinois’ Coal Operators’ Association
WLB
Matthew Woll
A. F. L. Iznember
William
HL Davis
Thellinois
Lewis
Congress
Illinois
U.M. W
Hlinois
Diesel fuels from peanuts and oils tested for trucks
Peanut, cottonseed, and palm oil have been found suitable for fuel in Diesel motored trucks. Tests indicate these oils can power such vehicles if mineral oil is not readily available.
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England
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Anne’ Kachman
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Caroline Andrew
Frank J. Goodwin
Philadelpia
Cambridge
Mary Malloy
Greenfield
Mass
Margaret Wood
Jean Paddock
Mary Mooney
Evans Mills
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Schenectady
Mr. Cinelli
Thhem
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Norma Hiilpman
Greenwich
Charles O. Lawrence
Donald Hillman
Clarence Iverson
Billy
Louise
Leominster
Then. Corp
Charles Antolick
Marine Corps
New Jersey
Schaghticoke
Kiska
Holland K. Smith
U. S. Marine Amphibious Force
James W. Barnett
John L. DeWitt
Western Defense Command
Fourth Army
Fashion’s Darling of the Hour
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Portal
Robert Antolick
Charles Parker
John
Bobbie
Paul Lester
James Weber
Hudson Falls
Alvert Viall
Angie Testaguzza
Cohoes
Pride and Joy
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