Yugoslavia Converts Occupation Currencies To New Dinar
The Tito government replaces the inflated Quisling dinar and kuna with a new Yugoslav dinar at 1 26th of the old value. Old notes must be exchanged by April 30 with limits, while wages are set and prices pegged to stabilize living standards amid scarce goods. Inflation fears persist as the postwar economy reshapes monetary policy.
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Wildam
Meiguade
Yugoslavia
Tugostevia
Tupostavia
Hatian
Arcs
Insilans
Slovenia
Dalmatia
Monteregro
Bavks
Walter
Macedonia
Quisling
Milan’ Nedic
Antipeyelic
Nedic
Croatia
Haly
Josip Broz Tito
Etary Systems
Belgrade
Fresh Start in Life War Bonds Call for American Youth
A speech urges support for War Bonds as a means to provide young Americans with a fresh start after victory in Europe. It stresses the need to fund the next battle against a new enemy described as ruthless savage and fanatical, highlighting ongoing sacrifice and national recovery.
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America
Europe
Hoosick Falls Local Bonds Sales Update and Civic News
Hoosick Falls reports $96,059 in e bonds sales toward a town quota of $250,000. May births and deaths totaled five each in the town, with village counts of five births and five deaths. marriage licenses issued numbered three. Quarterly exams and tests were held at the high school with rescheduled periods. Local residents noted include Miss Josephine Yavanis recovering in Mary McClellan Hospital and Marie Restino returning from Troy Hospital after tonsil removal. Triduum for the Feast of the Sacred Heart opened at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with services and a reception for new Sacred Heart members. Allan Moseley was elected president of the Hoosick Young People’s Union, with other officers listed. 316 baby pictures were taken by the County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association in the village. readings to follow at Pawling Sanitarium. Fred Wolfrum, previously missing in action, arrived home on furlough after liberation, returning to his in‑laws in Walloomsac. Plans discussed for a float in Center Brunswick’s July 4 parade. officers of Guead Luther League named and Friendly Circle set July 4cade duties with prize offerings of War Bonds and War Stamps.
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Kay
Prey
County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Long Island
Benjamin, Freedman
Pawling Sanitarium
Fred. Wolfrum
Germany
Isier
Léo Moore
Walloomsac
Boston
Atlantic City
Center Brunswick
George Grabo
Guead Luther League
Verna Newton
Don Kreiger
Helen Button
Lowwise Eddy
Corland Hoyt
Charlotte Bulson
Hoyt
Friendly Circle
Arthur Gould
George Berclay
Sians
Compitters
Yearly Children Day observance at Methodist Church
Center Brunswick rehearsals for the annual Children’s Day observance at the Methodist Church. Cpl Clarence Newton spent a short leave at his parents home. Roderick H Owens returned from Leonard Hospital after appendicitis surgery. Women's Society of Christian Service will sponsor a rummage sale on Congress Street Troy with Mrs Howard Wagar as general chairman. Rev Robert Van Daniesen and Rev Clayton Van Deusen attended Hartwick College commencement and visited Morris New York. Pvt Trzemnski wounded in Germany on leave with parents. Luther League rally tonight at First English Lutheran Schenectady with Dr Clarence Stoughton Wagner College president. Gilead Luther League plans to attend. Brunswick Dramatic Club met at Jona Bristol home Eagle Mills with president John Bristol presiding.
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Roderick H. Owens
Leonard Hospital
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist ‘Church
Congress Street
Troy
Howard Wagar
Robert van Daniesen
Clayton van Deusen
Hartwick College
Queotta
Ward Evans
Morris, N. Y. Pfe
Henry Tracinmski
John Trzemski
Trzemnski
Germany
Lettlor-Young People’s
Luther League
Petersburg Weekend Guests and Family Visits
Petersburg notes list visitors and guests from Albany Troy and Patterson along with local residents. Susan Graves aunt W E Howard Diane Horsfall and Betty Reynolds are among those mentioned with several households hosting relatives over the weekend.
Local Notes From Tomhannock and Troy Socials
Tomhannock Orin Akin suffered a broken foot at work on the town road. Lena Yates visited her cousin Airs Viola Brundige in Troy. Samuel Hamilton and family visited Airs Hamilton’s father Ira Pifenburgh in Troy. George Mackay and daughter Marty Ann visited Schenectady relatives. Nellie Madigan hosted the Five Hundred Club. Myrtle Stevens and Ethel Mackay won awards at a Friday gathering.
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Orin -Akin
Lena Yates
Airs
Viola Brundige
Troy
Samuel Hamilton
Hiamilton
Ira Pifenburgh
George Mackay
Marty Ann
Schenectady
William Madigan
Nellie Madigan
Five Hundred Club
Myrtle Stevens
Ethel Mackay
Police Report Details Stolen Property in Troy May
Chief Kendall notes thefts totaled 938,896 with 1,284 recovered by month end. Parking meters yielded 2,681.74, police investigated 140 crimes and made 55 arrests. They attended 125 emergencies and handled 4 automobile accidents.
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Troy
Frank B. Kendall
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Elmer Newton
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Albany
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