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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1945
Page
12
Indiana resident Herbert Hillalt confirmed as an admirer of the OPA. He recently received a refund of $1.10 after the agency found an overcharge at a Bouton hotel where he stayed two years ago. The OPA’s audit explained the overcharge and mandated the refund.
The City of Roy initiates its first foreclosure action against Mann Realty Co for non payment of taxes on 86 88 Congress Street Albany. The owner has not paid taxes in ten years while collecting rent, with a restaurant hardware store and other tenants listed. The move follows a delinquent payer drive under Mayor John J Abern and a council driven effort.
Finger Lakes vegetable growers report last week’s heavy snow damaged crops in Geneva, threatening thousands of dollars in losses and curtailing supplies of cabbage, beets, and carrots. Harvests were delayed by ongoing snow and prior heavy rains, with 18 inches recorded in the area.
Hoosick Falls notices include Amerlean Legion meeting at the Hoosick Post No 40 this evening and a Center Club social at the Knights of Columbus hall. Derby Community Church election at the American House and Blessed Virgin Mary charity services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Presbyterian-Methodist Men’s Club organized with officers listed. talk on inflation by George W Wristen of Albany followed by refreshments. Obituaries note funeral details for Herbert Vetal and James F Hewson with obituaries naming ministers, choirs, pallbearers, and crematory final disposition.
In Hoosick Falls Reverend James P. Ambrose O.S.A. conducted the committal at St. Marys Cemetery for the deceased pastor. Miss Phyllis White played the organ as pallbearers, nephews of the deceased, William Hewson, Thomas Hewson, Francis Williams and John Powers, served as bearers.
Schaffer Stores Inc buys a twenty acre Me nands site to build a modern one story warehouse serving Empire Super Markets. The $500000 project includes offices garage salvage and maintenance shops a meat packing plant and a 140000 square foot main floor with a parallel 10000 square foot office area. A side track will receive twenty freight cars and the facility will use overhead towlines for order assembly.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of LA Perry Willams Post in West Sand Lake installed officers Thursday night with Ruth Douglass as president. Margaret Britton served as installing officer as districts from Stephentown Albany Averill Park and Troy attended. Dinner followed at Palladino's restaurant.
East Side members of the Women's Club of the Church of the Sacred Heart meet after the novena to finalize plans for the Christmas party on Monday December 10. Invitations for the affair go to Mrs Nelson F Harbour and Mrs Daniel E Sullivan by text Monday. Guests of honor include Rev Edward P Reilly Rev George A Phillips and Mrs LeRoy J Holt. A program with carols, singing and a grab bag is planned.
Eighteen year old Seaman Second Class Paul Stewart says his father General Tom Stewart had nothing to do with orders for his return to the United States. Stars and Stripes reported his pending reassignment to Norfolk, Virginia, though he lacked twenty points for discharge. He stated he is willing to serve out his time and does not know why he was chosen. Washington explained orders were sent to Waipio Amphibious Training Base in Hawaii and did not name individuals. Officials said Stewart would remain in the group unless higher authority cancels the transfer. Navy officials noted Waipio commander could substitute another name if desired. Also reports on local party plans and moves of residents in Cooperstown area.
New York reports that Courvois Limited's managing director Christine Mraasted in France says exports of fine brandy to the United States will be delayed a year or more. A stripping spree is available and French brandy remains plentiful at home.
A dealer explains the currency exchange has pushed price to eight dollars per bottle for brandy in Brave where the market shows scarce bottles and corks. Shortages of bottles corks and cases worsen the supply.
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