President Signs Price and Wage Bill for Another Year
The bill extends price and wage controls for textiles and general goods for another year. It preserves safeguards while allowing tighter enforcement and penalties against violators. The OPA expands powers to pursue cases and damages, with limited consumer price rises not expected.
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Bass Season To Open Across New York State
The bass fishing season opens today statewide with extensions to Lake Ontario and the St Lawrence River where the season began June 16 and Lake George where the season starts August 1. The inland angling period begins today.
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St Lawrence
Lake George
Mechanicville Adopts Bond Investment Resolution
An adjourned Mechanicville City Council meeting authorized Commissioner John F Moore to invest all or part of the city reserve fund of 12500 in Federal securities for up to one year. The move aims to earn interest on the reserve used for Hemstreet Park Bridge costs. Other items included payroll audits and the next council meeting set for Friday July 14 at 3 pm.
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Roosevelt Signs Philippines Freedom Measure for Independence
President Roosevelt signed a Philippine freedom measure pledging U S efforts to drive out Japanese forces and grant full independence when normal government functions can be restored. The five resolutions authorize bases in the islands and set conditions for a restored commonwealth or independent nation with Philippine cooperation. Vice President Sergio Osmeña called the move a major step toward real freedom and the survival of a free Christian Philippines.
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Dewey May Drop Cloak Of Shyness
The piece weighs Dewey's campaign strategy amid New York chatter and Chicago conventions. Analysts discuss whether Dewey will campaign actively or let the draft image carry him, with war outcomes shaping presidential chances and Roosevelt’s continued leadership debated.
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Pleads Not Guilty To Speeding Charge
Delbert Howard of 171st Street pleaded not guilty to speeding in Second Avenue before Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court. An adjournment was granted until July 7. Howard is charged with driving 46 miles per hour.
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Mechanicville Savings Office to Close Saturdays in July and August
Roger Snow former keeper of records and seal will be tendered a reception and other business of importance transacted. William D. Wait president of Mechanicville Cooperative Savings and Soar Association has announced that the office will be closed Saturdays during July and August.
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Mechanicville Cooperative Savings and Soar Association
Taper Wars and Concerts at Theater of Total
Reading from the page, multiple events listed with times and groups including Sacred Hearn Pom and Hitman Sings. Activities feature 2A Theater of Total programs and a 1,008-WIKE TEOY-sa session, plus weekly items at St Paul’s Braseel and a 5:30 Coulee Concert.
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War Journal
Watervliet Death Trial Continues in Albany Court
A $25,000 wrongful death suit over the death of 14 year old Kie sim from Watervliet proceeded yesterday in the Albany Supreme Court. Charles A. Ubrich of 1824 Sixth Avenue, Watervliet, administrator of the estate, sues Anthony Jr. Falls and related defendants of 1800 Sitth Avenue, Watervliet, alleging fatal negligence.
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Death from truck accident on city street scene
A report describes Walter A. Boasekasa of Water Street injured when a truck driven by Bosselman accelerated unexpectedly, throwing a youth from a running board onto the pavement. The complaint alleges permission to ride. the defense denies responsibility.
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U S Cadet Nurse Corps Surpasses First Year Quota
Washington reports the United States Cadet Nurse Corps exceeded its first year quota of 5 000 recruits by more than zero. Dr Thomas Parran surgeon general of the Public Health Service announced yesterday. He said the young women of America have responded effectively to the nation’s war effort in response to Paul V McNutt’s remarks.
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