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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1943
Page
10
The War Food Administration announced September quotas increasing civilian deliveries of mutton and lamb while reducing pork. Beef and veal quotas stay near August levels. Class 1 and 2-A slaughterers receive 85 to 90 percent of 1941 deliveries with a 3 percent monthly adjustment, aiming at about 90 percent of September 1941 slaughterings.
South Cambridge Mrs. Thomas Daley returned from a trip to Mississippi. Mr and Mrs Robert Wells and daughter Juanita, Joseph Purches and Lon Frederic visited Miss Beryl Bassett this week. Mrs Richard Alberque Hoosick Falls is convalescing at her parents home after a Mary McClellan Hospital stay.
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Governor Bricker declared a Republican presidential bid at a Chicago news conference. Senator Taft, announcing reelection plans, said Bricker will campaign with Republican leaders at the Black Hills retreat while Taft begins eight speeches in his own state and does not seek the presidency.
NBC Moscow reports quote Red Star saying the summer not better than winter as thousands of Germans commit death by own hand to avoid an uncertain future. The NBC correspondent cites reverses in Russia and Allied assaults draining morale in the Reich.
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