Two Rinaldi brothers reunite briefly at army camps
Fireman second class ANTHONY RINALDI on leave from the Great Lakes Training School Illinois visits Camp Grant to see his brother Pvt. ORNELLO RINALDI who is away on a week-end pass. The pair, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rinaldi of 242 Second Street, share a bunk by chance before Ornello’s return to duty.
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Troy residents face multiple secured debts and suits in City Court
Adler Furniture Co. and Household Finance Co. are secured for 170 and 196 dollars respectively. Dr Fred P. Albright and Dr William J. Phelan each owe 50 dollars. Albert Brooklow countersuits in City Court for 6600 damages. Irma M. Comeskey owes 60 dollars. he 19 endorser on a 148 dollar note also being sued. Petition filed through attorney Joseph Shanley Troy.
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Albany Democrats Lose In Enrollment Drop
Albany County Democrats show enrollment down 17, - wait. The report details Democratic declines from 68,502 in 1942 to 56,512 in 1943, while Republicans rise from 21,126 to 24,240. City splits record declines for Albany and Cohoes, Watervliet, and town lines. The American Labor Party grows from 369 to 504.
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Stamps Allow Earlier Meat Purchases From Slaughterers
Albany District OPA announces red stamps numbered eight through M in War Ration Book 4 may be used to buy meat from farm slaughterers. Each stamp equals ten points, and changes to token-based change will begin after February 27 for retail butcher purchases. Brown stamps from War Ration Book 3 may also be used ahead of dates at their value when buying meat from farmers to encourage purchases and reduce spoilage.
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Farm Slaughter and Stamp Rules Under OPA Provisions
The Office of Price Administration explains farm slaughter and direct sales cut hogs toward market without raising individual meat rations. Stamps do not increase quotas. they authorize buying larger quantities from farmers while respecting existing ration rules.
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