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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
11
Warsaw reports rising living costs as winter looms with higher prices for steak goose turkey duck veal and pork. Bread prices jumped and government pay rose for workers while peasant incomes shrink amid a state monopoly and mounting transport difficulties.
In wartime Warsaw foreigners and richer Poles dine at the Capitol’s Hotel Polonia while many locals beg for bread outside. Prices soar as coal, clothing, and food rise, with zlotys devalued and exchange rates volatile. Officials maintain a 100 zlotys per dollar rate via Orbis Travel Bureau, while daily living costs spike for residents.
Raymertown Sir and George Downing of Meltone visited Mr and Mrs Charles Butson Sunday. Mr and Mrs EB Button were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Lansing of Colonie. Mrs Marvin Gonesteel returned from Troy Hospital after a tonsil operation. The Devens Circle will meet at the home of Mrs Hasner Burnt Momney evening, Christmas party to follow. A Christmas program by the Sunday School will be held at the Lutheran Church Sunday Dec 23. Mrs Jacob Piser and daughter Simran of Weloseae visiting sister Mrs Hang Wing and Brother Walter Douglass. Mrs Wilma Shaw of Boyntonville teaching in School District No 8 while sister Miss Jane Sibley rests on vacation. Mrs Mary Tawner Dearstyne has sold her home to Tryneat Rowland, who is making improvements. soon to be occupied by Mr and Mrs Herbert Oleson.
Christmas season closure runs from December 21 to January 2 with reopening after the holidays. Rev. Joseph H. Pelletier of Notre Dame des Victoires Church returns from Cohoes after attending the funeral of his brother‑in‑law Joseph Iain in Lakeworth Pennsylvania. The Indies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trammen held a banquet at the New Allington Tintel then installed officers at the Sons of Italy Hall with Mrs Anna Mae Whalen presiding.
Schuylerville reports Edward Pratt remains ill after weeks of sickness. Brooklyn visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert Shaver who stayed with Mr St 3pirenta, Me, and Mrs W Elmer Shaver. Granville guests Miss Perse and Mrs Elmer Shaver visited Mrs Gerald Irvin in Fort Beward. Open house marked Justice Perse and Mrs Elmer Shaver's Granville home in honor of Sergeant Robert Shaver recently discharged from Army service in Europe. Refreshments were served amid a local gathering. Nationally, US wide consumption stands at about 112,000,000 gallons annually.
U S Airmen in Japan reduce risk after war victory era as Colonel Gideon stresses instrument flying and safety. Allied fields gain modern gear for approaches while pilots rehearse blind landings under tougher winter conditions. Radio services aid navigation for pilots flying blind to their positions amid harsher weather and than prior U S air operations in the region.
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