Cigarette Prices Must Be Posted By Dealers
A price panel says cigarette prices must be posted and match official lists. Several dealers failed to submit price lists by the deadline and face possible action by the rationing board.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1945
Page
14
A price panel says cigarette prices must be posted and match official lists. Several dealers failed to submit price lists by the deadline and face possible action by the rationing board.
A garbled obituary page lists multiple deaths including Bee son Cook Dangel Shaw Fitzpatrick Goss Haynes Molloy Moran and others. Notices reference births, spouses, children and funeral details with dates in January and January 1953 through 1955 and locations in Schenectady Cohoes Menands Albany Troy and Waterford with St Patrick’s Church and St Agnes Cemetery among sites.
A bill by Assemblyman Joao Finck would set County Board of Supervisors salaries at 800 annually in Rensselaer County. The measure revises the current 30 annual basic pay and adds mileage reimbursement with strict accounting, potentially raising allowances for rural and city district supervisors.
Col. Edwards O. Thomas, New York state civilian defense director, outlined the interlocking protection system ready to meet emergencies including Nazi buzz bomb attacks. He noted the organization has never been disbanded and civilians must follow safety steps such as eye protection, avoiding explosions, not spreading rumors, and using phones only to call for help. Local directives may adapt signals, with calm behavior emphasized amid the no-panic guidance. ATHENIAN LODGE TO MEET following.
Tan at 38 Campbell Avenue notes the death of Parett, with multiple survivors in Trev and Lancelot. services at Funeral Roms 180 Fifth Ave, tomorrow at 2:33 PM, interment Oakwood Cemetery. In Schenectady Jan 3, Daniel RD Biz and Whediers.s mourners, Samaritan Hospital obituary lists Jewett F. Wing as husband and father, with service at Sacred Heart Church at 10:28 AM, interment at Bridport, VT.
A special panel of 109 potential jurors was drawn in Rensselaer County Court for the murder trial of Howard Moore over the slaying of Alber J. Watson, former president of the Common Council, with the panel to report for duty at 2013 as listed by County Clerk Lawrence J. Collins. The names include residents from Troy, Brunswick, East Greenbush, Averill Park, Rensselaer, and surrounding areas.
A Greenwich barn owned by Joseph Lyttle used to store salvage paper waste was destroyed by fire on Saturday. Firefighters struggled to keep the blaze from spreading to nearby buildings as efforts continued.
A major snow storm, followed by a sharp cold wave, swirls toward the Troy region with strong winds and plunging temperatures. City crews and volunteers clear streets using a new center-sweep method as Buffalo prepares for the blast and coal shortages strain supplies nationwide.
East Greenbush resident Sergi J G Flubgener of the East Greenbush outpost of Troop G reported that Ertz Berger backed his car from a driveway and the vehicle ran onto a neighbor’s lawn. Donald S Ball of Mountain View Avenue Bass Greenbush found him and notified Sgt Flubacher. Dr Thomas Phelan of Rensselaer pronounced him dead at about 12 15 p m. The body was removed to Spooner Funeral Home Hast Greenbush.
The Presbyterian Home Association elected officers for its Men’s Board at the home. Joan McBride was named President, Thomas L. Watter as Treasurer, and Willi Secretary to succeed Norman P. Coons who recently resigned.
A three alarm fire wrecked four two story frame dwellings at First Street Albany. Seven pumper companies and three tree companies fought the blaze which was knocked down before midnight. Fire started in the pedlar between 180 and 182 First Street. explosions drove residents from 182 First Street. No injuries reported among residents as families escaped unharmed.
The Price Panel of the local rationing board warned two cigarette price ceiling violators and five cases of missing price charts. Three additional violators were referred to Albany district office for action. The panel announced names will be published at future hearings starting Jan. 22 at The Hotel Troy.
Mrs Francis W Sheron director of health education at the Troy FW CA announces opening of dancing classes for youths. Ballroom lessons begun in November continue on a term basis until March 30 with beginner and advanced levels and a call to parents to enroll their sons to avoid wallflower status.
Det John W McElveney faces first degree murder indictment sought today by Dist Atty Juan B Elway in Albany for the slaying of Chief William J Fitzpatrick. Witness Robert Parr, about 20, released on $30,000 bonds, posted by family, will likely testify to the grand jury after Fitzpatrick funeral. Parr’s sister in law and local residents pledged property bonds totaling tens of thousands. Witnesses to appear include the coroner Dr John J Phelan and Officer Robert Seward who retrieved the murder weapon.
Tentative reports on the hospital committee distribution of Christ gifts. The Auxiliary of the Rev. Francis A. Kelley Chapter D A V received cheer gifts for area veterans last night. Mrs. Helen Bateman chaired the committee and reported on gift distribution. Complete details will be given at the chapter meeting.
Two Army telegrams report Private Pitaniello of Troy killed in action in Germany and his brother-in-law, Bissimer, wounded two days later. The notice notes Pitaniello earned the Bronze Star for valor in France and details family ties, prior employment, and military service.
Funeral services for Rev John McNab BD 66 longtime native of Troy and retired Presbyterian minister were held in Trenton New Jersey following his death December 31 at Mercer Hospital Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery Troy He was brother to the late Dr Duncan McNab and a Union College Schenectady Auburn Theological Seminary graduate and Phi Beta Kappa member His first charge was First Presbyterian Schaghticoke 1900s also serving at Third Reformed Albany and First Neebe werian Saratoga Springs churches
Troy Rebekah Lodge plans meeting Friday night at 81 Fourth Street to finalize the visit of district president Mrs. Edith E. Jackson of Herkimer on January 26. A dinner at 5 20 p m at Bey Church in her honor and an afternoon reception and entertainment at the roosts follow.
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