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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1945
Page
7
Department figures show civilian meat supply in 1959 expected near the 1939 prewar average at about 16.005 million pounds. Civilian consumption averaged 26.33 billion pounds in the 1948-39 period, with wartime shortages easing as production rose.
Wholesale prices show steady rates for flour rye and cornmeal with OPA limits on butter and cheese. Poultry and eggs quoted with regional adjustments and tax timing noted. A detached World War II item recalls Pte Mortie J Beitch finding his daughter's snapshot among German prisoners.
A messy legal notice from Troy New York outlines assessment actions for 1955 with dates and offices involved. It references the Alsondiic Beverage Cantey Law and public grievances against retail property, listing addresses in Troy and New York and a public sale or hearing window.
An Army chaplain report from Berlin describes the city as the most immoral in Germany, citing prostitution, forced frugality, and moral decay as food shortages worsen. Berlin women and youths, Hitler Youth fondness, and pervasive vice are highlighted, with testimonies from soldiers and civilians alike.
The July 21 market note shows cabbage and beans easing while cucumbers peppers and New Jersey onions decline. Sweet corn from New Jersey appears in bags with wholesale quotes 2t 3.25 and 3.50. Prices list cucumbers peppers onions corn and many vegetables with varied per unit and per basket quotes.
Guam observed the first anniversary of the American return to the island with radio broadcasts and public ceremonies. Residents celebrated liberation from Japanese occupation with music, speeches, church services, and gratitude for the return of Leathernecks and troops. A note confirms Frank T. Donnelly aboard the carrier Ticonderoga is safe after damage suffered in the fighting.
An Amsterdam boy flew a box kite from a hill, triggering police and teletype alerts as officials in Albany, Amsterdam, Schenectady, Troy and Fonds monitored a large paper balloon resembling a Nip bal Joon drifting near the area. A rooftop metal detected the kite and police clarified the misidentification.
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