Plan to lift some price controls under OPA review
Stabilization Director William H B Davis studies a plan to remove ceiling rules on select commodities while keeping others under controls. The proposal, requiring Davis's approval, envisions freeing items with ample supply or limited economic impact, including metals like aluminum and certain beverages, clothing, and consumer goods, with ongoing ceilings for essentials.
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Washington
William HB. Davis
Ples
Davis
OPA
Pearl Harbor
Baker honored by New York State engineering colleges
Dr. Rey Palmer Baker, dean of students at R. P. 7, has been elected secretary treasurer of the Association of Engineering Colleges of New York State. The association comprises 15 colleges within the state where engineering is taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Palmer Baker
Association of Engineering Colleges of
New York State
FASTEETH promotes secure dentures with no slip
FASTEETH, an improved powder for upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly in place and prevents rocking or sliding. The product claims a pasty taste, no souring effect, and helps neutralize plate odor. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Public Legal Notices From Troy City Auction and Alcohol Licenses
Legal notices announce a sale of Troy Municipal Airport lease by August 7 1965 in Troy New York. Also multiple alcoholic beverage licenses listed with transfers suspensions and renewals in Rensselaer County and Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolier
Sale
Dader
Wilfomer
Arclinute
City of
Troy
Central Fire Station
Troms
Common Council
New York
Jair
WILLIAM F_ LOBY
Sotich
Percy Elven
Lary
Acrete Courniy
Troy N.Y
Renseeians County
William HL Kardyb
Parc Reriacraft
Alpany-TroxeAversil Park
Areriit Park
Carrier Fleet Strikes North Japan Air Bases In Dawn Assault
Allied forces launched a dawn strike against air bases north of Tokyo. Carrier planes swept northern Honshu and Hokkaido destroying ground aircraft and shooting down two intruders near the fleet. Four carriers and four battleships believed involved under Admiral Nimitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hokkaido
Honshu
Receniis
Okinawa
John S. McCain
Nimitz
Terse
Seren
Japan
Sendai
Ie Shima
Loudonville Educator to Speak at Stanford Lectures
Loudonville educator Dr. George D. Stoddard will present the Cubberley Lectures at Stanford University in California on Thursday. The lectureship honors Ellwood P. Cubberley for his progressive education contributions and features Stoddard discussing Frontiers in Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Stoddard
Loudonville
Cubberity
Stanford University
California
Cubberiey
Ellwood P. Cubberley
Stanford
School of Educcation
iHome Bureau Heads To Meet Next Friday
ATI officers and Iwadern of the 38 Home Bureau group in Rensselaer County will meet Friday at 1120 p.m. in the New York Power and Light Building to discuss their program for next year. Printed bulletins will be ready for distribution to group leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATI
Iwadern
Home Bureau Groupe
Rensselaer County
New “York
iGlub Dances Popular At The Cactus Club
Teenagers frequent the Cactus Club at the Y to dance to recorded music and lounge at the coke bar this summer. Shuffleboard and bing pong are played during intermission while programs run under the physical education department.
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Cactus Club
Y. Wic. A
Coke Bar
Physical Education
Jelly Makers Told to Avoid Pitfalls
Miss Mabel A. Milkan of the Rensselaer County Home Bureau offers jelly making tips. She explains cleaning and chopping fruits, extracting juice, cooking until tender, straining through a hot bag, and sealing jars with paraffin. She notes sugar ratios and fruit pectin roles, plus common causes of failed jelly such as excess sugar or insufficient acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel A. Milkan
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
Ingert
Paper Strike Continues in New York City Pickets Active
The article describes ongoing newspaper strikes in New York City with picketing of all papers. It notes unions proposing arbitrators, naming five individuals including Waldman and officials such as LaGuardia Schwellenbach Dewey and Corsi. The union rejects the WLB panel as capable of judging merits. Publishers hoped for a peaceful contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Waldman
WLB
LaGuardia
lLabor Lewis B. Schwellenbdach
Thomas E. Dewey
State
Edward Corsi
Daily Newspaper Commission
Pressure Cooker Gauge Testing Available at Home Bureau
Free gauge tests are offered for stock type pressure cookers at the Home Bureau in the Troy Row Office. Bring only the lid for testing. weight gauges are not tested. Testing aids safety and reduces food waste. new gauges should also be tested. Bulletins on care and use of pressure cookers are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy [Row
Clements Named Dean of Albany Law School
Andrew V. Clements named acting dean of Albany Law School to succeed Harold Alexander who retires next month. Clements, 47, has been registrar and a law faculty instructor in personal property partnership administrative law agencies and quasi contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew V. Clem
Albany Law ‘School
Harold Clexander
Supreme Court
Harold E. Hinman
Law School Board of Trustees
Clements
Law School
Picture to be shown at Ninth Church screening
A film titled The World We Want to Live will be shown tomorrow at 9 45 am at the Ninth Presbyterian Church. The presentation is sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews and the International Federation of Catholic Alumni. After the film Rev Hanold J Quigley will give a review of The Fighting Jew by Ralph Nupberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Ninth Presbyterian Church
National Conference of Christians
International Federation of Catholic Alumni
Hanold J. ‘Quigley
Ralph Nupberg
Driver Hurt in Crash Near Imperial Bridge
Charles H. Moses of 6 Oak Street Hudson Falls was treated at Glens Falls Hospital for head and shoulder lacerations after his car struck the pier end of the Imperial Bridge between Glens Falls and Hudson Falls at 3 a.m. yesterday. His condition is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Moses
Oak Street
Hudson Falls
Glens Falls Hospital
Imperial Bridge
iGlena Falls
Firefighters Responded To Garbage Barrel Fire
Fire units were dispatched at 35 20 pm yesterday to a garbage barrel blaze at State and River Streets. No injuries reported and the fire was extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State and River Streets
End of SHAEF Changes Occupation Efforts in Europe
The article notes SHAEF dissolution but US forces continue to manage occupation in Germany with American troops, shifting supply missions to extraction of personnel and materiel. Headquarters move of the Allied Control Commission to Berlin under Gen Clay is cited along with ongoing missions in Belgium and the Baltic region.
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Tobe
John
H. Gee
Shaep
Germany
Lucius Clash
Eisenhower
U. S
Allied Control Commission
Clay
Frankfurt
Berlin
Sprziching Usfet
Europe
Army of Occupation
SHAEF
Belgium
Netherlands
Denmark
Norway
London
Paris
Probe Expands Into Elliott Roosevelt Loans
Washington GPI The inquiry into Brig Gen Elliott Roosevelt's finances widens beyond the $200,000 loan from John Hartford, president of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Rep. Doughton says additional angles are being explored and a full IRS report to the House is likely. The probe followed Hartford's loan tied to a Texas radio venture, later settled for $4,000 with $196,000 written off as a bad debt on Hartford's return.
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Washington
GPI
Elliott Roosevelt
Hig
John Hartford
Doughton
D-N. CG
House
Wars and Means
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Hartford
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Cui
S Tate
Texas
Draft Group Leaves From Corinth Board With Francis E. Brodell
A draft group from Corinth, with Francis E. Brodell acting corporal, departed Thursday from Local Draft Board 364 for induction. Before leaving, they received gifts from the Going Away Club, with several named draftees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Brodell
Corinth
Lester Bus Sail Brosher
Curtis L. Towers
Kenneth E. Woodcock
Inth
Ernest A Nicol
Palmer
William H. Ebert
Harold E. Reeds
Gansevoort
Erwin R. Young
Greenfield Center
Frederick A. Howard
Charles A
British War Casualties Report Through June 1945
The British empire suffered 1,427,634 total casualties from the start of the war to June 1, 1945, with 532,233 listed as killed or believed dead. Civilian losses due to enemy action reached 206,? and 60,585 believed killed, as announced by the Ministry of Information. The American contribution raised total casualties to 1,069,104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Empire
Ministry of Information
United Kingdom
Breeders of Cattle Plan Field Day at Schaghticoke Fair
Breeders of Cattle announce a field day for 4 H Club members and students at the Tri County Holstein meeting on July 25 at 10 am at the Schaghticoke Fair Grounds. Four classes will feature ten animals each including aged cows two year olds and calves with two age groups for contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Schaghticoke Fair
Charles Calvin Smith
Gien Householder
Holstein- Fresian Association
Holsien
H. A. Wilkman
Cornell
Atlp
Textile exporters granted extension to complete contracts
The Albany district OPA announced an extension of about three months for textile exporters to finish contracts entered before June 4 1945. The new deadline is October 4 replacing July 13 to prevent production and shipping delays and to align with Foreign Economic Administration procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
OPA
Foreign Economic Administration
Daiboui
Bureau Unit Meets At Mrs Kitaj's Home
The county Home Bureau unit met at Mrs Walter Kitaj’s residence on 2507 Iita Street. Miss Mabel Mithan attended as a Home Bureau member. Mrs EC Pieter served as secretary and Mrs Walter Kitaj chaired. Plans for the KE meeting and next year’s program were set, with leaders and assistants to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Kitaj
Iita Street
Mabel Mithan
Home Bureau
Birs
Pieter
Walter Kitaj
Moderate Weekend Weather Seen for Troy
A weekend of moderate temperatures with scattered light showers possible later, but no rain expected tomorrow. Temperatures tap the previous day’s highs around 79 degrees with mornings near 62, as forecast by the Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Burea
Temorrox
Soldier Henry Perreault Jr Returns From War
Henry Perreault Jr of 74 Monaws Street recently came home after service in the European theater. He was a former prisoner of war in Germany from January 7 to May 9 and later liberated by advancing Allied forces. He served with the Army’s IME and WAS units, was wounded in action on February 2, 1945, and awarded the Purple Heart along with other commendations for his combat service. He awaits reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. LaMont
Seventh Avenue
Europe
LaMont
Montgomery Ward Co
Menands
Loretta W. Brown
John J. Drislane
Dennis J. Drislane
Sage Building
Pfe
Henry
Perreault, Jr
Germany
Jas
Perreault
Monaws Street
Flusstam
Rts Fur Lang
Cohoes Auxiliary To Honor Past Presidents Night
The Cohoes Auxiliary plans an event honoring past presidents at a Veterans of Foreign Wars post. An outside speaker is invited and a special program accompanies the toast and acknowledgment of former leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Emilary
ETL
Huane Bost
Amerter Legion
Vee Senaick Ustand
Ind
Mair Close Deen
Puure
Etizad
Sitew Landry
Isa Connors
Tira
Anna Mae Patnode
Mary & Kudu
Alvina Dick
Resedent
Ignon
Cohoes Draft Board Reclassifies 12 Men
Cohoes Selective Service Board 345 reclassified twelve registrants with four placed in 1A and immediately available for service. Names include John A Sebastian, Albert J Derovicker, Cosmir Cihala, Cosme Nocella, Michael Dziambs, Henry St Gelaisy, E Lran, R F Payette, Eugene A Sylvester, William J Potts, and George G Landry. Grass fires on Central Avenue prompted quick fire department response with no damage. Cohoes Lodge of Elks plans clamsteam and outing at St Michael's Park on Aug 18. reservations close Aug 11. cochairmen Albert E Dates and Glenn Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes Selective Service Board
John A. Sebestian Risteri L Yarter
Albert J. Derovicker
Cosmir
Cihala
Cosme Nocélla
Michael Dziambs
Henry St. Gelaisiy
Consid E Lran
Ind
R. F. Payette
Eugene A. Sylvester
Wiliam J. Potts
George GC. Landry
Cohoes
Negro ordnance personnel in Europe exceed six million ton handling claim
General Lawler praised the achievements of Black ordnance workers in Europe noting that among the six million tons of ammunition handled between D-Day and V-E Day, over 12.9 percent were managed by Negro ordnance men. The peak came after the Ardennes, with daily receipts and issuances reaching up to 24 thousand tons. He highlighted roles in automotive and administrative units and called their performance excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V-E Day
Ge. Heart B. Savier
Europe
C. E. Partridge
Ardennes
Negro Ordnaticenen
Nezraes
Nesto
Lawler
Upstate Firemen Name Committees
Committee appointments for the coming year are listed with members from Ballston Spa Corinth Mechanicville and nearby towns. Howard L. Hulmes of Ballston Spa presides Saratoga County Fire Chiefs Association. Names include Ariin Beecher Ralph Louis Woodcock Duffy Meehan Townley Westfall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Hulmes
Ballston Spa
Saratoga County Fire Chiefs’ Association
Charles Ariin
Beecher Ralph
Louis
Woodcock
Corinth
Percy Aldrieh
William Cisler
Clifford Shearer
Ways and Wiliam A. George
Raymonders
Grim Mechanicville
Prock
Daniel Brennan
Clarence King
Earl Ricket Schuyler
George Meehan
Mechanicville
Charles Duffy
Baliigon Spa
Lawrence McKean
Hound -Lake
Joseph DeLafayette
Beliteon Spe
Raymond Blowers
Frank Nelson
Insurance
Baliison Spa
George Mechan
Bar Ricketts
Schivlerville
Judiciary
Wendell Townley
Merrit Westfall
Charles Duty
Sailston Spa
Cohoes Churches Outline Services
Local churches in Cohoes announce Sunday programs with several services. St John Episcopal and First Methodist list sermon topics and guest speakers, along with Sunday School and youth fellowship activities at multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes Churches Outline Services
Francis Kh. Mee
Ilan St. James’ Methodist Church
Earl C. Fryer
Hiam
St. James
First Churches
Ucrooxed Lake
Cohoes Ration Board Announces Summer Hours
Cohoes ration board lists summer hours with public access from 9 50 am to 7 30 pm Monday through Friday and Saturdays 9 30 am to 11 am The office staff will work 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and 9 30 am to 12 noon Saturdays. Also notes on a return to Washington and obituary details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Orice of Cohoes
Nass A. Seou
Nine to Take Vows at Cohoes Church
Special ceremonies planned at Stske Church Cohoes as nine individuals prepare to take vows. The event is described with unclear OCR text but centers on a religious rite and involved clergy and parishioners at the Cohoes church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes Church
Board to Receive Bids on City Track Franchise
The board of conv ersed and supply will meet Monday at 10 am to receive bids on a franchise for construction operation and maintenance of a court track from the Delaware and Hudson Railroad to the Delaware Avenue plat of the Roxy Enterprises The Common Council has acted favorably on the application for the track link The track will expedite transportation of clothing reconditioned by the Cohoes Erat under government contracts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conversed and Supply
Cour
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Dela Ware Avenue
Roxy Enterprises
Cohoes Erat
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Dr. Baker
Engineering
Civen
Resswever
Kew
Chester A. Wyman
Center Sronswick
RF. D
N.Y
Escobote
Ander
Toy
Renaseleer County
New
Soseph AL Cralies
Joseph L
Aya
Trey
Fourth i
Betwaaleet County
Moutetl
M48
Voy
A. T
Third Fleet
iHome Bureau
Albany Law School
Lontin
Roosevelt
Corinth Board
Legion
An Ngianapofiano
Joan Ray Ruddick
Indiana Bell Telephone Cy
American Legion
Shawneetown
Tit
Bell
Chicago
Coboes
Central Avenue
Upstate Firemen
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Jensine
Schsy
Hely Eecheris
Will
S$ Am
Semerrow
Mer Eris
Liam
Pear
First Methodist Church
Lewis
Reformed Church
First Baptist Church
Georse
Lowther
Lilian M. Kindlen
Washington, D.C
Thomas F. Kindlen
Manor Heights
United Nations’ Rehabilitation and Relief Association
Kincien
Menor Civic Associaon
Patrick J. Geileric
Dufresne
Mann Avenue
Qasm
J. Marie’s Church
Adrien J. Bechard
Augustin Surprehana
St. Anne's Church
Northside
Raymond J. Hobbert
Sacred Heart Church
Ellen F. LaPointe
Edward J. Nadeau
George Crapo
Mr. Nadeau
Adieu
Wilfred Jv. Pariseau
Wilfred N Audin
Emerson C. McCullen
Aiseri J. Renaud
Joseph LaBonniere
Alfred J. Plouffe
Father Bechard J
St Joseph’s Cemetery
Waterford
Carpenters’ Union
James A. Jameson
Yor Power and Light Corp
Egbert Street
Cables
St ‘Agnes Church
Catherine’ Grex
Edward Latham
William
Ralph Jameson
Conoes
Michael Jameson
Utica
Myre J Latham
Temorztow
Stasnes’ Church
Choss
St Ty
Hace Luz O
Meimister Ai
Ree Inmaru
Tage Sows
Poye
St. Michael's
Valeriiing W. Gierlacsi
St Patrick's
Thomas A. Flanagan
Sacred Heart
Reymond J. Robert
Bousch & Lamb
T. Braedon Timpane
D.D. Optometrist
Remsen ST
Marra’s Pharmacy
Remsen
Cuhoes
Srtauts Mintzér Petroleum Corp
Meghanies
Delaware Ave
Peterson
Parker Cac Co
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