OPA Hopes To Avoid Cotton Ceiling Controversy
Marvin Gl. Atkowsminil reports the Office of Price Administration plans to delay enforcing cotton price controls while reviewing effects on retail fashion. An official stay is described as conditional on inflation trends and potential market manipulation by traders, with Dowling and Bowles cited.
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OPA
Marvin GL
Atkowsminil
Vuterwms
IL Ape
Servicanten Ip
Space Garmenty
Uloy
Beehoy
Chester
Wartime Clothing Rationing Talks Prompt Stock Reservations
The OPA signals continued control over cotton and textile markets as prices rise. Officials warn cotton supplies will tighten and clothing may not reach the market until early 1947. They urge reserving up to 100 percent of men’s suits and related apparel for servicemen when feasible.
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OPA
Tormind
Thors
Nottun
Atatantent
Bis Newson
OPAL
Civilian Production Administration
Community Notes From Eagle Mills And Nearby
Mrs. John E Lynd hospitalized at Leonard Hospital. Mrs Alice Hunter ill with pneumonia at Samaritan Hospital. Irene Wreemyer under gying care at Samaritan Hospital. George Onesleel undergoing treatment at Samaritan. John Wilson son of Rev and Mrs Wilson visiting grandparents in Schenectady. Lynd children visiting cousin Mrs Charles E Bulson. Walter R Klingenberger back from Navy service visiting wife and parents in Rochester after overseas duty.
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Eagle Mills
John E. Lynd
Leonard Hospital
Alice Hunter
Samaritan Hospital
Irene Wreemyer
George Onesleel
John ©. Wilson
Joan C. Wilson
Flw. Wiks0n
Schenectady
Ralb
Leonard Lynd
John
Lynd
Charles E. Bulson
Walter R. Klingenberger
Navy
Pacific
Ims
Maud Mortisol
Mra
Edward
Morvisol
Klingenberger
Uwir
Rochester
Versonal
Arthur Terriete
Praya
Edward Cox
Grand Streak
John Stewart
Cornell College
James Stewart
First Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Meehan
SL Mary's Hall
Burlington
N. J
Greorge EL Meehan
Firehouse supper and church services noted in Wynantskill
Wynantskill report lists the Ladies Aid Society supper for local firemen at the Reformed Church today. The League For Service meets after rehearsal. Devotional hostesses include Mrs. Edna Bailey, Mrs. Mildred Witheck, and Mrs. Bertha Collin. Holy Communion observed at the Reformed Church with prayers of dedication given by Mrs. Sarah May Keldrum in memory of her husband. Over one hundred attended the service led by Rev. William Gleiqa, followed by a reception and gifts to Mr. Gna lon. parents of Mrs. Gaston and several area clergymen were among guests.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
League For Service
Doris Gebfared
Edna Bailey
Mildred ‘Witheck
Bertha Collin
William J. Gustor
Sarah May Keldrum
Tev
William Gieica
Gnalon
Ne Lenetia
Survie
Gaston
Michigan
Former Principal Returns as Elementary Supervisor
Burl F. Soper, ex principal of South Glens Falls Elementary, who had served as a Navy officer for thirty months, resumed duties yesterday as elementary supervisor for the Central School District. He participated in the invasions of Italy and Southern France and in actions in Burma and the Philippines in the South Pacific.
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Burl FL Soper
South Glens Falls
Italy
France
Barneo
Philippines
South Pacific
Dinner Held By Bowling League At The Marvin Annex
The Marvin Neitzel Women's Bowling League held a midseason banquet at the Annex Restaurant with a chicken dinner. Eunice Van Patten welcomed guests and announced prize winners for the last half of the season, listing top teams and individual scorers across multiple classes.
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Virgin-Neitzel Bowling League
Annex
Claire Bannister
Dorothy Campbell
Marjorie Stoll
Helene Nalyscyk
Eunice VanPallen
Virginia Messick
Constance VanPalten
Howard Butler
Marvin. Neitzel
Annex Bestaurant
Eunice van Patten
Ovter
Theresa Fuley
Ann Feluck
Connie van Batten
Claire Banister
Mary Alice Sweene
Wunice van Balten
Suils
Virginia
Messict
Anna Frinek
Emma McCoubrey
Thyra Keen
Jtosenmiy Reineku
Bolly Catherwood
Charlotte O'Dell
Prtten
Lian Winch
Bolly Kowansly
Irene Matthews
Center Brunswick Church Service and Meeting Postponed
The Center Brunswick Woman's Loginty of Chilean Servite will halt meeting and election of officers this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Manduville. A special service in observance of the Week of Prayer will be held at Center Brunswick Methodist Church Thursday at 7:49 p.m. The speaker will be Rev. Rd. Van Densen.
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Center Brunswick
Chile
Robert Manduville
Rd. van Densen
Sarah Blowers Eddy
Hompool
St. Luke's Epicopal
Fi Methodist
King's Caugulers
Flat Presbyterian
Percy W. Groben
Chrystal Avenue
Pam
Memorial Baptist Church
Chelma
Mechanicville elects Hred Amaden president at annual meeting
Hred Amaden was elected president of the Mechanicville Branch of the Judge of the Wed eration of Musiciing at the annual Hienkmngs in the Lks clubrooms Sunday. Other officers named include Walter Elswath vice president Joseph Tarlo recording secretary Sylvester Tar treasurer and Anthony Palmer sergeant at arms. The entertainment feature was postponed to Sunday afternoon Feb 3. Mr and Mrs Ward Bryan of Homestead Park celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary.
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Hred Amaden
Lks
Walter Elswath
Joseph Tarlo
Sylvester Tar
Anthony Palmer
Sergean Latarma
Ward Bryan
Homstreet Park
Timekeeper Highlights On Morning News Schedule
A dense radio and church services timetable lists time slots for WGN News viewers and VE churches. Notable entries include Kate Dumke as timekeeper, various segments on music, religion, and community happenings, plus a long sequence of program start times and station IDs across the day.
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WTRY
Turnvers Alu
Fae Ty “Hi
Kate Dumke
Tob
Resaktna
Ctun
WGN
Hame
Ellen Vwis
Ted_ Malone
Local Bowling Standouts and Town News Highlights
A large bowling league lists scores with many bowlers above 165 including Artis Majorca and Louis Kurs while others like John Mar Lowe and Edward Ten Eyck post strong marks. Local residents recoup from illnesses and return to routine amid school and church notices detailing weekly religious sessions and a debate on atomic weapons.
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Artis Majorca
George KE
Haney
John Marlowe
William Cisler
Anthony Invonelli
Louis Kurs
Gough V. Phinnay
Anthony Delano
Chavica Gargunem
John LePaul
Edward Ten Eyck
Antin Sarle
Patrick Delaul
Joseph Jackgo
Edward J. Lucas
John Lyipo
Marl Coffey
Samuel Ferlericu
John Sielle
Alfred Mur
Francis Callahan
Robert Stuman
Robert Sarle
Edward HeGowan
Techster
Joseph Sykcus
John Izzo
Frank. Dur Boi
Alfred Quinn
Marit Busvo
Wesley Sweet
Luke Cosmao
Charles Petropriedo
Batt Cavolla
William Ahearn
Charley Mattrazva
Ray
Babensi
Greenwich News Briefs and Local Notices
Greenwich residents see updates on military discharges and lodge meetings. John L. Wilson received his Navy discharge. Ashlar Chapter O E S plans officer installation this evening. Green which Women bowling league resumes after a layoff. Sgt John Pratt arrived in Seattle and will head to Fort Dix. Bowling league resumes with Carda and Giants tied for top spot after week’s end.
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David Ryan
John L. Wilson
Navy
Uplon Village
C. F
Greenwich Women's
Ashlar
O.E
At & Pm
John Pratt
Seattle
Washington
Fort Dix
Greenwich
Carda
Giants
Local Social News Briefs Highlight Community Visits and Events
Dwigt Wilder and Mia reside at Me and Mia while Clifford Catin moves to an apartment owned by John Bubie. The Traceys of Schenectady visited Are. Dwight Wilder’s family includes Marguerite. The Madies plan a Firemen sponsored dance at Firmen’s Hall Friday evening. Joseph Folsom and family from Lathia visited Curtis Jones’s home.
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Dwight Wilder
Mia
Clifford Catin Hay
John Bubie
James ‘Tracey
Schenectady
Marguerite
Madies
Firmen's
Mra
Joseph Folsom
Diane and
Dennis
Lathia
Curtis Jones
Clifton Park residents visit amid flu recovery roundup
Clifton Park Mra Esther Milngton visits with Me and Mya while Frank Sromley and J. M. Meas families recover from flu. Patrick Fagan enlists in the Navy. Pvt. Robert Williams on a thirty day furlough visits him later. Mrs David Millington and Pvt. Joseph Fagin of Fort Mer Collan ix spend furlough with parents. Milas Thyra Tits noted as recent AupaL AC Me. and Mes. Chaaneay, Bruno at Roxford.
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Esther Milngton
Frank Sromley
J. M. Meas
Patrick Fagan
Robert Williams
David Millington
Joseph Fagin
Fort Mer
Collan ix
Milas Thyra Tits
Aupal AC
Chaaneay
Bruno
Roxford
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