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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
8
California's first Legislature met in San Jose in 1894 and earned the nickname Legislature of Thousand Drinks for its extravagant celebration and revelry surrounding the session.
Ceiling price for strawberries fell from 1s to 2s per quart as the OPA set new limits for fresh produce. The change affects shoppers and vendors, with adjustments noted across markets as authorities monitor compliance.
OCR notes a list of price changes for beans grapefruit oranges onions and potatoes with prices ranging from 7 to 73 cents per unit and a broader claim of declines from 39 to 19 cents per pound and from 22 to 7 cents for certain items. The report mentions various fruits and vegetables including California onions and white potatoes with price shifts noted alongside vague references to dealers and advertisements.
The Dixid Aeronautics Authority plans to build 8050 1d3 airports and expand air transport after the war with federal state and municipal cooperation. The project aims to resurge air travel and support postwar mobility.
James A. Dearborn longtime Cluett Pee body & Co. employee and former head of the paper box department died suddenly yesterday at his Nath Green bush residence. He leaves two daughters Mrs. Joseph Harden and Miss Hare Dearborn a son Lancelot and two brothers Charles and Warren Dearborn all of Troy.
The State Probe continues as Monaghan aims to link law enforcement and prosecution in Albany to upstate Democratic machine influence. Officials anticipate further indictments from the special grand jury despite a reported 43 hour lull.
DuPont Co reveals a heart sounding method from Haskell Laboratory of Industrial Toxicology that detects hidden illnesses by picking up tones from the musculatory and circulatory systems, using the heart as a detector.
Pency Shostac of the American Social Hygiene Association argues that individual firms and plants with employee management health and safety committees best combat absenteeism in industry. He spoke recently at a Cleveland event focusing on industrial cooperation.
General Charles de Gaulle arrived at the Bayeux beachhead in Normandy to address liberated French citizens. He urged locals to aid the fight for France, saluted Bayeux and Isigny, and thanked Allied forces as crowds sang La Marseillaise. Doughboys joined in the anthem as banners flew and flowers were presented.
The article reports friction between General Eisenhower and Charles de Gaulle over civil administration in the French beachhead. Koenig acts with limited authority, De Gaulle withholds recognition, and rumors dispute orders to French underground forces as Allied leaders contend with wartime governance constraints.
A village reception for Rev James R Simpson at St Marys Hall featured a welcome address and musical program with John Ryan Michon Lawrence Corjeer Grace Suison Beverly Fisge and others. Strwaberry Festival planned by Waterford Methodist Young Adult group and community notices followed.
Women taught by Aliss Florence M Titcomb in Lansingburg receive certificates for completing the six hour streamlined wartime nutrition course. Participants list include Harry Bailey Mrs LE Hingham Mr James Boyd and others. Monday and Tuesday sessions at Haickerbacher Junior High and Proctor Building headquarters concluded standard courses with names of completing participants. The Sector Company Tibbits Cadets meeting at the State Armory is postponed to February 2.
The organization named officers for one and two year terms and discussed plans for another paper and a salvage drive. Edwin Laughlin urged members to support the Fifth War Loan Drive and host visiting celebrities on June 24 as the Blue Star barge travels from Buffalo to New York promoting the drive. A barbecue supper and games followed, hosted by Dean’s committee.
A certificate on file with the County Clerk lists Phip Turner of 1503 Massachusetts Avenue as operating a business named Philip Turner Auto Sales at 355 With Avenue.
A cheerful ad style note extols Wilson's MOR pork product for hot serving with vitamins and full protein. It suggests dressing with a light sauce on greens, plus a simple picnic idea cutting MOR into finger lengths for toasting over coals. It ends urging grocery list reminders and emergency shelf stock.
A brisk description outlines fast accompaniments for a hurry-up meal. Leftover boiled potatoes are steamed and spiced with pimiento bits. A seven minute tabbage dish topped with grated American cheese. A fruit salad with strawberries and cream offers a dessert option. The menu emphasizes eye appeal and quality Bayer quality.
A quirky handwritten recipe describes a fruit salad dressing. It suggests combining Wilson’s mayonnaise with lemon juice, confectioners sugar, and whipped evaporated milk, then tossing fruit in a large bowl and mixing just before serving.
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