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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1945

Page

16

Vinson Backs Employment Budget Bill

Vinson endorses a national production and employment budget with Wagner B. NYG and three other senators. He argues government must act to sustain high production and employment, keep markets and consumer spending, and prevent depressions while protecting freedoms. He urges studying measures to maintain markets and steady jobs.

Washington Fred Vinson Wagner B. Nyg Wagner Charles G. Ross Tremen Vinsoh

Black Market Dollar Soars Against Chinese Currency

In Chungking the black market value of the American dollar topped 4 000 Chinese dollars as rumors of a government move to raise the official rate circulated. Speculation reportedly fueled a rise from about 700 to 1 on Wednesday to over 1 000 to 1 by Saturday, with some trades at 1 100 to 1.

China Chungking

Will Continue Newsprint Controls Says Krug Report

Senator O Ma honey cites War Production Board chief J A Krug stating no lifting of newsprint controls soon due to ongoing forest product shortages including pulp for paper. The official says measures will not ease until the supply situation improves materially, in a statement for western newspaper publishers.

Washington O'Mahoney D-Wye J. A. Krug War Production Board

New York Buffalo Auto Trip Predicted To Seven Hours

Deputy superintendent Bertram D. Tallamy told a Niagara Frontier Planning Association conference that the proposed New York State Thruway will shorten the Buffalo to New York trip to about seven hours. He predicted the project’s impact on industry and commerce will be profound, likening it to the automobile’s earlier life-changing effect. The Thruway would turn what was an seven hour Buffalo to New York journey into a safe pleasant drive.

Buffalo New York State Bertram D. Talamy State Departament of Public Works Tallamy Niagara Frontier Planning Association New York

Auto Insurance Coverage Boosted 30 Percent

New York reports show three years of the automobile safety responsibility law raised insured vehicles from 30 to 80 percent. Public understanding has simplified administration. 150000 accident cases reviewed and 5417 evaluations conducted. Licenses for 25735 individuals were suspended for financial noncompliance. Also named vice presidents for the New England Division and a retailer announcement from Boston.

New York Clifford J. Fletcher

Bradley and Spaatz Arrive In New York

Generals Omar Bradley and Carl Spaatz arrived in New York from Paris by air yesterday. They were met by wives and high ranking officers at LaGuardia Field as cameras clicked. Spaatz joked about not going into the movies after greeting reporters. Bradley was accompanied by Maj. Gen. Leland Hobbs.

New York Omar N Biadies Army Group Carlo Spantz Europe Paris Spaatz LaGrardis Field Air Tranmaport Command Bradley Ruth Spastz Washington D. C Mire Mary Bradley Moberly Branley Pewsreel Clarence A. Huebner Lexington Pitta Corts Ges Maxwell C. Taylor Arlington 101St Airborne Division Leland Boebds Lucy Hobbs Washington, D.C

Middlebrook Pupils Will Present Recital at THursday 8:15 PM

Middlebrook piano and saxophone pupils under Mrs Ann Middlebrook perform a recital at the W. C L AL Thursday at 8 15 pm. Featured pieces include Star Spangled Banner American Patrol and Blue Danube Waltz with solos by Nazarian Milmerik Bezjian and Chouinard among others. The program includes piano duets and various classics.

Ann Middlebrook Gregory Nazarien Roy O'Keefe HP. Hopkins Shirley A. Myers Gayle ML. Jones F. W. Meachm Marion Nazarler Carl Vogt Raymond Milmerik Johann Strauss John W. Scheum Robert Jones Helm Bf Gregorg Nazarian Guard Mary Jane Bezjian Janet Begnan Tales From the Vienna Woods

All Class 2 Slaughterers Get OPA Order

The Record reports that all Class 2 slaughterers in New York must file reports with their OPA district within thirty days after each slaughter quota period. Reports show live weight in pounds by species slaughtered or custom slaughtered. The action supports Control Order 1 limits on non federally inspected plants.

Record Newspapers Washington, D.C New York OPA Office of Price Administration War Food Administration

Vast Jap Tonnage Sunk in South China Sea by Allies

Allied air blockades of the South China Sea during March and April cost Japan about 530,000 tons of shipping. Gen. George C. Kenney said the effort contributed to a total of 2,437,482 tons sunk or damaged, with the Fifth and Thirteenth Air Forces, Seventh U.S. Fleet Air Wing, and Royal Australian Air Force operating from bases in the Netherlands East Indies and the Philippines. Strikes targeted Tarakan, Barli Bay, Sandakan, and Balikpapan, and widened to disrupt land transport, storage, and transshipment points toward China, Indochina, and Malaya, extending toward Soerabaja, Java, and Singapore.

Manila South China Sea Japan George C. Kenney Eastern Air Force Douglas MacArthur Fifth 13Th Air Forces Seventh U. 3. Fleet Air Wing Royal Australian Air Force Netherlands East Indies Philippines Tarakan Barrel Bay Sandakan Balik‘papan Indies China Indochina Malar Asiatic Soerabaja Javap Singapore

Printing Craftsmen Meet in Albany Candidate for sergeant at arms

Robert Bunn of Troy is a candidate for the office of sergeant at arms to be decided at a meeting of the Albany District Club of Printing House Craftsmen in Albany. The meeting includes a 6 39 p m dinner and will feature officer elections and an address by Norman Kimball of the Martin Cantine Co on The Paper Situation Right Raw. Other nominees include Ralph W Rolvins for president Harry Shaughnessy for vice president Jonny O Hagan for treasurer and Edwin Hourigan for secretary.

Robert Bunn Troy Albany District Club of Printing House Albany Norman Kimball Martin Cantine Co Ralph W. Rolvins Schenectady Harry $. Shaughnessy Jony O'Hagan Edwin Hourigan

Court Plans Social Meeting at Apollo Court

Apollo Court of A will hold a short business meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in rooms on Fourth Street Mrs Hazel Neal royal matron and John C Neal royal patron will preside After the meeting a social will be conducted Co chairmen are Mrs Neal and Mrs Barth Babie ste the co chairmen

Apollo Court O. of A Fourth Street Hazel, Neal John C. Neal Neal Barth Babie Ste

Conference Debates Veto Power and Independence At UN Talks

The Big Five wrangle over veto rules and independence promises as a world charter conference seeks unanimity on procedural voting, trusteeship goals, and the selection of a world court. Russia clings to a broad veto while Britain and the United States seek safeguards and clearer paths to self government outcomes.

Adiournivernt Wero Iscng Russia United Security Council Moscow Rhel Flag Treacher Action Interméeé China Britain United States Philippine The World Organization International Court Justice

Signs Petition to Take Bill from Committee

The Record reports Congressman Dean P. Taylor of New York joined 217 other lawmakers in signing Rep. Vito Martantonio’s petition to discharge the Rules and Judiciary Committees from further action on a bill barring retirement pay for voting in primaries or national elections. The measure is set for House debate on June 1.

Newspapers Bureau Washington, D. Cc Dean P. Taylor New York Vito Martantonio Rules Committee Judiciary Committee House

Americans haul cargo as Okinawa siege tests nerves

In Okinawa waters hundreds of U S ships crowd the area as landing craft move cargo to beaches. A failed first drone strike underscores tense conditions. A sailor climbs a net to remove a metal box while two ships exchange motion pictures in the chaotic scene.

Okinawa INS Coast Guard

Jap Attack at Wewak Repulsed By Australians

Australian troops repulsed Japanese counterattacks around Wewak on the New Guinea southeast coast. Japanese forces shelled the Brandi area and made penetrations west of Brandi but were driven back with heavy casualties. On Bougainville there were clashes as Australians dealt with bypassed Japanese units. Melbourne radio reported 22000 Red Cross cablegrams sent in the Far East with only 102 replies received.

San Francisco Iar iWewak New Guinea Melbourne Radio FRC Australia Wewak Sitack Dove Bay Cape Moem Forok Point Brandi Plantation Nandi Village Brandi Mamuk-Yanil Bougainville Island Solomons Melbourne Rapsta Orth Red Cross Far East

Green Island Legion Members Pay Respects to Keough Home

Members of the Green Island Merchants of Leonard Curtin Post and the American Legion in Green Island gathered to honor Arthur J. Keough at his home, a World War I veteran who resided at 96 West Street.

Woman Named Senior Vice President Of VFW Hudson Mohawk Council

Anna B. Mcbale, member of the Leo H. Blume Auxiliary, VFW, was elected senior vice president of the Hudson Mohawk Counties Council of the VFW at the Saratoga Springs centry event.

Wmfiss Anna B. Mcbale Leo H. Blume Hudson-Mohawk Counties Council V. FW. Aweiliszies Saratoga Springs

Navy Gets New Inducement To Lick Japs Soon

A World War II era Washington report notes the Navy may deploy new incentives as the war extends. The piece hints at a quick strike timing around D Day and discusses Navy leadership doubts, a Senate discussion led by Senator Lang, and varying opinions on sailor expectations and uniforms, including pockets and coin details.

Navy

Civilians Offered Pumps Designed for OCD Needs

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation says 300 of 1,200 pumps intended for the Office of Civilian Defense have sold. Remaining pumps are priced at $1.79 each and include ten feet of hose and two nozzles, available through retailers. Pumps can be used for watering Victory Gardens, whitewashing walls, cleaning streets, and boating chores.

Office of Civilian Defense Victory Gardens Tara

Farmers to aid harvest mission from New York camp

The first contingent of 25 men and women, including two disabled World War II veterans, will depart tomorrow for a camp in Clearmont, Columbine County, to assist farmers with this year's harvest, as stated by the War Manpower Commission yesterday.

New York CPI Clearmont Columbine County War Manpower Commission

French Accused of Trying to Trap Syrian Deputies

Decaseus Acting Premier said France planned to trap Syrian deputies and cabinet members at work in Parliament. He claimed officials intended to attack deputies near Parliament to justify a French intervention. He cited Churchill’s counsel as influence guiding Syrian leaders during the crisis.

Decaseus Mardem Ber Syrie Aed Damascus Bremch Parise

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