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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
8
The item details Liberty Loan Bonds from 1917 to 1919 and notes a worldwide postwar legal and licensing scramble. It lists public notices from Troy and Rensselaer County New York including liquor licensing actions and municipal court references, with names and addresses of local residents and businesses.
Hordes of cucumber beetles and potato beetles threaten cucumbers melons squash and potatoes. Control using insecticides and fungicides, with copper products and rotenone sprays or dusts. Regular weekly treatments begin as seedlings emerge, and rain or dew conditions affect application. Prize contest awards include War Bonds and War Stamps for top gardens.
Brussels reports severe shortages despite abundance of goods for the rich. Households face limited gas, high black market prices for staples, and ration tickets that run out before stores replenish. Stenographers and clerks struggle with wages and rising living costs.
The article notes American leaders sparing on direct meddling in British politics while some senators criticize Churchill’s Greece Belgium and Italy policies. It suggests a liberal PM might ease US Soviet Britain cooperation and mentions a postwar CCC renewal as a possible response to wartime forest losses. A summer adjournment decision by Congress is expected.
The The Dalles area in Oregon saw a 200 ft dive by Army engineers as part of a survey to judge the river bed below Big Eddy east of The Dalles for a proposed dam. The mission aimed for multiple descents with currents and eddies hindering operations during the exploration phase.
An Indianapolis small-restaurant operator allegedly posted prices well below the OPA ceiling, offering 2 full meat dinners with soup for 35 cents. The foreign-born owner said he never heard of OPA regulations and faces no action from the government moving forward.
Many wear false teeth without fear of slipping or wobbling as FASTEETE powder firms plates for comfort. It claims no sour taste or messy feel, is alkaline and non-acid, and reduces denture odor. Available at drug stores.
Notice of appeal from the judgment of conviction and sentence of George W. Donaldson was filed yesterday in Bee County Clerk's office. Donaldson was convicted by a jury in Rensselaer County Court for the murder of Edward J. Simpkin on October 2, 1894. He faces the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of August 1895. Former Acting District Attorney Philip J. Cirito and Jonathan Powell defended Donaldson.
Wiley informs Sing Sing Prison that execution is stayed pending Court of Appeals decision. Jury of seven women and one man from the Donaldson trial discharged by Judge Clinton. they were paid for their services. County Clerk Lawrence J. Collins says complete expense account for the Donaldson trial will not be available before next week.
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