Davis Resigns Over Food Policy and Control Disputes
Davis resigns as food administrator after clashing over policy and tight management of the wartime food program. He cited plans for a 1944 production drive and a broad educational push, urged by the President to quit now to allow a successor to steer the program. Roosevelt defended subsidy steps while stressing centralized price stabilization and a coordinated approach between food and price officials. Davis warned of difficulties in reaching the policy nerve center and outlined three pillars for a successful war food program: ample production, stronger government control, and a nationwide educational drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
James ¥. Byrnes
Fred M. Vinson
Office of Price Administration
St. Louis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
Office of Economic Stabilization
House
Commodity Credit Corporation
Food Administration
Food Post
Government Meat Board
Chicago
Treatments Of Anemia By Dr Thomas D Masters
Home remedies for anemia are inadequate and dangerous. Anemia has multiple causes and must be diagnosed by a physician. Blood contains red cells and hemoglobin. marrow makes cells from iron, protein, and B complex nutrients stored in the liver. Pernicious and iron deficiency anemias are discussed, with liver’s limited role and mouth taken iron therapy as ferrous sulphate. definitive treatment requires professional evaluation and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Masters
NEA
DR. Masters
Hoosick Falls June Diaf Board 334 Leaves for Army Center
The Hoosick Falls Diaf Board 334 headed by D Edward Delaney left by train from the Municipal Building bound for Camp Upton. The group included Howard G Campbell R F L Troy Robert A Parrish Hoosick Falls Alfred E Nitz R D ll Troy Gordon L Keegan Schaghti coke Pete E Vosh Hoosick Falls Lows A Dufresne Troy Willard Hoag Troy John K Marvin Clum's Corners plus four others who chose different services. Private Arthur Sigalos transferred to Army Air Base No 12 New Orleans. Prizes awarded to Miss Evalyn Hellinlon music pupils Marie Rehhan Ruth Usher and Eleanore Hayden for exams and theory training. Band concert program announced for Wood Memorial Park directed by Luke Nicholas with selection list. Kiwanis speaker OS A Cal discusses Los Angeles disturbances and zoot suit riots. Corp Walter Saltis lee in hospital at Camp Swift Texas with a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaf* Board No
Hoosick Falls
Army
Camp Upton
D. Edward Delaney
Osmond R. Eldredge
J the
Rupert
Parrish
Troy
John K Marvin
Clum's Corners
Robert ‘Li
Marshall
Marine Corps
Joseph E Alexander
Frank W. Driscoll
Thomas L. Crandall
Grafton
Evalyn L. Hellinelon
Eagle Bridge
Marie Rehhan
Margaret Rehhan
Ruth Usher
George Usher
Eleanore Hayden
Joseph Hayden
Miss Usher
Miss Hayden
Mozart
Herrington
Kenneth Kennedy
Os.a. Oval
Cal
Kiwanis Club
Los Angeles
Corp
Walter Saltis
Stanley Smith
Camp Swit
Tex
Edwin L Hotchkiss Promoted to Major in Signal Cops
Edwin L Hotchkiss son of Dr William Otis Hotchkiss president of Rena zelael Polytechnic Institute and Mrs Hotchkiss has been promoted from major to lieutenant colonel in the Signal Corps He entered service in March 1942 was commissioned major completed two periods of special training in Florida and is now with Fighter Command at Buffalo He is on leave from New York Telephone Co where he was an executive in the southern tier counties with headquarters in Elmira
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Hotchkiss
William Otis Hotchkiss
Renazelael Polytechnic Institute
Conferences Advise on Care Of Home Grounds
Rensselaer County Home Bureau holds two days of conferences on planning planting and maintaining home grounds led by Prof Donald Bushey from State College Ithaca. Sessions occur today and tomorrow at multiple residences across Clinton Heights Cooksboro Averill Park West Sand Lake Nassau and surrounding areas with a final community discussion in West Sand Lake and several afternoon meetings in Nassau and Couse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
Donald Bushey
State College
Ithaca
Anthony Champs
Clinton Heights
Fiarl Dusenbury
Cooksboro
Herbert Petty
Averill Pack
Kester Wyntan
Center Brunswick
Fred Abbuhi
Cropseyville
W. S. Pletcher
West Sand Lake
James Hargraves
Leon Moseley
Berlin
George Eager
Nassau
Ralph Mensing
Alden Dooltrue
John Hacker
Couse
Nutrition Group To Meet In Rensselaer County
The Rensselaer County nutrition committee will meet Thursday at Troys WC aA with chairman Mrs. Jean DeLee presiding to discuss summer nutrition work. The committee showcases canning and supplies at the New York Power and Light Co Building through Thursday and will have a representative attend much of the time to answer questions on canning foods. War emergency bulletins on food preservation will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County Nutrition Committee
Troys
Jean DeLee
New York Power & Light Co
Dog Adopts Cat At Military Post At Camp Bowie Tex
The mascot Lady of the 215th military police at Camp Bowie adopts a kitten and raises it with her litter of puppies illustrating dogs and cats can get along. When the puppies were tiny Lady vanished briefly then returned with a small kitten in her mouth and shows no favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bowie
Tex
215Th Military Police
Ridiculous to Starve Compulsory Slaughtering Of Cattle Urged
A New Yorker urged drastic action to prevent famine as a colossal cattle surplus grows. Rep Cellet warned anarchy could prevail if meat supplies are not secured. He compared seizing cattle to wartime corn seizures and noted slaughtering in Chicago dropping to near zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cellet
Chester C. Davis
New Yorker
Davis
Chicago
OPA Information Officer Tests To Be Conducted
An open competitive examination for district information officer in the Office of Price Administration headquartered in Albany will be conducted. The U.S. Civil Service Commission notes a salary of 3200 dollars annually, up to 3800 with overtime. Applicants need high caliber experience in writing or editing for major media or informational radio work. Applications close Friday with the Board of Civil Service Examiners at the Postoffice building in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piice Administration
Albany
United States Civil Service Commission
Office of Price Administration
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Postoffice
Marty McDonagh Visiting Son in Troy and Ohio
Martyn McDonagh Sr., famed athlete and longtime coach at RPT and former Troy Record sports editor, visits his son Martin in Troy. After leaving American Locomotive Co in Schenectady, he joined Federal Machine and Welder Co in Warren, Ohio as chief fascia inspector for General Giant tanks. Following the visit he will teach war production in Ohio under War Manpower Commission job methods training. Mrs McDonagh accompanies him and will stay through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martyn McDonagh
RPT
Troy Record
Martin
First Avenue
Mr. McDonagh
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
Federal Machine and Welder Co. Warren, O
Facia
Troy
War Manpower Commission
Ohio
Blackout Awakens Air Raid Wardens
Air raid wardens descended on the information center within minutes after the first yellow signal. Mayor Frank J. Hogan toured the city with John J. Farrell and others. Chief Conroy praised wardens for posting quickly and noted some restaurants turned on lights after the second blue signal. Hogan quipped about being awake at that hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hogan
John J. Farrell
Civitan Protection
Public Works
Thomas F. FitzGerald
Frank 8S. Parmenter
John B Conroy
Conroy
Hogan
Major Sherry Writes of His Experiences in Africa
Major Alden Sherry, son of late A G Sherry and former Trojan, letters The Record from China about Africa and China tours with Captain Rickenbacker. He notes meeting Madame Sun Yat sen, describes China, and envisions a peaceful, united nation in twenty years. He served in WWII and remains active in war service missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Sherry
Africa
China
Alden Bosherry
Eddie Rehenbacher
Moscow
Troy
Sherry
A. G. Sherry
Troy Record Co
War Department
Rickenbacker
Dwight Macvin
Recgr d
Japan
Ing
Yangsze
Shelly
Madame Sun Yat-sen
George Washington
Chiang Kai Shek
Georgia
Macon
Bible School Begins Classes In Cohoes Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School opens with six Cohoes Protestant congregations cooperating at the Reformed Church. Sessions run daily 9 to 11:30 am except Monday July 5 when no classes. Age 4 to 12, with Bible study music and handicraft. Closing Friday July 16 features a handicraft exhibit. Participating churches include First Methodist, St James Methodist, Furst Rapti, Canon, Aman Memorial Poesy, Jenian Church and Epico pal Church. Also reports a dump fire on Exe Street but no damage shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Reformed Church
Andrew Willis
Iuperintendent
Ie Fist Methodist Church
St James Methodist Chuech
Furst Rapti
Canin
Aman Memoral Poesy
Jenian Church
and & Toons Epicopal Church
Cohoes Music Pupils to Present a Recital
Pupils from the Cohoes Conservatory perform a piano and vocal recital at the conservatory tomorrow at 7 45 pm. The program features two pianos pieces, solos, duets, dances, and classical selections by Beethoven, Bach, Mendelssohn, and more, with certificates awarded at the end. A child welfare clinic will be held at City Hall at 10 am led by Dr. M J Keough with city nurses assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Health Department
Inday
M J Keough
City Nuses
Diamond Rock Lodge Meeting Report and Holiday Cancelled
The lodge led by Earl Carrier noble grand and Frederik Hunziker past grand held a meeting at Diamond Rock Hall with a social committee report. Pvt George W Hunziker visited as a former member now in the Army. Next meeting was canceled for July Fourth and rescheduled for Monday July 12 at Diamond Rock Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rock Lodge
LO O.F
jJast
Diamond Rock Halk
Earl Carrier
Noble Grand
Frederik Hunziker
Pvt
George W .Hunziker
We the Army
Diamond Rock Hall
Lahey Resigns in Cohoes Case Amid Dropped Charges
Patrolman James T. Lahey of the Cohoes Police Department resigned from the bureau as charges that he assaulted four persons were dropped. The prosecution’s case was concluded on Friday and adjourned until the next morning. Lahey appeared with attorney John A. Brady for a conference with corporate and public safety officials before the charges were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Lahey
Cohoes
Bureau
Lahey
Tme
John A. Brady
Corp
John J. Doherty
3 Ear
McDermott
Public Safety
Res
Cohoes Gears Up For City Campaign With Filing Deadlines Nearby
Residents await major party mayoral filings as the July 6 deadline looms. Democratic and Republican committees prepare designations in coming days with official slate announcements likely just before petitions close. This marks Cohoes first municipal campaign in four years under the extended mayoral term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Democratic City Committee
Common Council
Rudolph I. Roule Jer
Cosen
Lees Pleads Not Guilty In Cohoes Case
Benjamin Lees, 52, of Cohoes, pleaded not guilty to criminal negligence in Cohoes police court. He was held on $3,500 bail after his car struck Mrs. Hare Blewitt, 60, who died moments later. Police said she was dragged 130 to 200 feet before the car stopped. Case adjourned to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lees
Broadeway
Cohoes
Hare Tet Blewitt
Mohawk Street
Lees
Frank Ly
Brandt
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Marvin Jones
Arthur Sigalos
Pete. Sigalos
Army Air Base No. 12
New Orleans
Wood Memorial Park
Luke Nicholas
Cambridge
George Washington, Jr
Federation Kluhr
Russell Benson
DeMoulay
St. Andrews
Troy Masonic Temple
Trojan
A. W. Benson
Amy G. Schubert
DeMolay Advisory Council
Celler
OPA
Marty McDonagh
Bible School
Cohoes Church
Fuemen
Exe
Mora
Edward van Valkingburgh
Bruce Dick
Leon Dutrage
Henry Weg
Jaz
Rebe
Jean Malo
Maytime
Quinche
Jeanette Breault
Anthony
John Martin
Polly
Peggy Procht
Jeanne Marion
Sunshine
Lois Derochet
My First Waltz
Dorn Joan Payette
Danis Mignonetta Lidine
Maridyn Rivet
Country Gardens
Armour Elizabeth Ann Cannon
Elmenreth
Veronica Patenaude
Schutte
Barbara Mendel
Tarantelle
Burgmuller
Conrad Ducharme
Blake
Helen Giroux
Fur Elise Beethoven
Marie Rose Gallerie
Blake Helen Ducharme
Schmoll Witham
Santa Lucia
Zerdan
Anthony Kustrowski
Pride of the Regiment
Drammond
Doris Lemay
Danis Tuinking
Toes Cares Espagnol
Lichner Ruth Mary Kong Maiden
Blush Gottachalic
Glena Gignac
Gavotte Gossec
Jeanette Kushowski
Heina
Jessie Bochini
Minuet
Bach
Leon Durivage
Beethoven
Thompson Lawrence Guay
Saquadions of
The
Ai Rutter Lawence Guay
Celaydon Valok Mohies
Mary Hersvieux
Soeturne Chopin
Concerto
Tehaikowsky
Mendelssohn
Jean Reeve Yuet
Mige As
Bruce Dirk Loebesiaum A 3
Verna
Lasat
Maluguena
Tannan
Lecnona
Vranne Uu Chant
Potonarz
Thopin-Lisst
Ann Marel
Valse Buillante
Jeanne Gedo Ais Danis
Madernella
Herat
Owl
Shampoon& Srt
Modernella
Brandon Timpane
D. D. Optometrist
Remsen
N. Y
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