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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
8
A June survey of Trey stores by open market representatives found only a small number of price violations. Investigators noted minimal discrepancies across items and referenced local retailers working to maintain pricing integrity.
A partial OCR note shows 22 dealers reporting Grade A meats and one with Grade C. It records a mix of Grade A and Grade B products among dealers, with mentions of beef veal pork and price reports. The fragment cites 87 dealers in compliance and mentions gold sheen and 2487 slugs in unclear context.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mary Esther Burnett at her Waterford home and several other local figures. Masses and services were held at Sacred Heart, Immaculate Conception and St Patrick's churches, with interments in local cemeteries. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings, with funeral details provided for each.
Maine's 41 late package stores sold 7,093,473 bottles of spirituous liquors and wines during the past year, with Augusta area outlets contributing to the totals.
The brief reads like a fragmented schedule for a morning news segment and breakfast timing. It mentions time slots around 9:00 and references a motor or ticker and a price label, suggesting a TV or radio program lineup.
Joseph M. Kowalchyk twenty, of Watervliet, serves on a seaplane tender returning from England. He wears ribbons for American European and Africa Middle East theaters. Before enlisting in February 1943 he worked at Watervliet Arsenal and attended local schools. Obituary notices detail Harry Cox and anniversary party for Leona Remain with family guests and decorations.
Poultry growers urged to try the B-8 Growing Mash with Added Power for stronger chicks. The ad promises better growth and higher profits, claims pleased customers across New York. Local suppliers listed include Sturges, Schumann, Spall, Ru1son, McMallon, Boyce Lumber, Narrington and others in Troy, Waterford, Poestenkill, and Glens Falls areas.
Betty Shirley and Robert Zukowski of Indianapolis are noted among a select group of flower growers able to cultivate rhododendrons in the northern U.S. This hardy plant, prized for purple, pink and white blossoms, thrives only in limited southern and coastal states from May through July each year.
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