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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
9
Wartime guidance stresses lasting nutrition and the role of a solid breakfast. Emphasizes one third of daily nutrition at breakfast, with eggs or meat for protein, whole grain or enriched bread for B vitamins, fats for energy, and milk with coffee. Warns against skipping breakfast or substituting candy bars or soda for meals.
County rationing board member C Howard Nash clarifies that the numeral five on fuel oil stamps represents five units of ten gallons each, totaling fifty gallons per stamp. The sheet shows 72 coupons with 36 on the right and six bottom stamps, while the left side holds 200 gallons in change markers.
The War Production Board announced it assumes complete control over all grades of woodpulp including newsprint. Authorities cited Army Navy Lend-Lease and other agencies driving severe shortages. The WPB barred pulp deliveries without express authority and limited monthly shipments to one ton each.
Joseph Lukovitz of New York visits his brother Stephen Lukovitz and family. Mrs. William Barringer returns to Crumbville after visiting friends. George Ramson and family of New Jersey visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackmin. Mrs. Beysens and son Ted and Charlotte Bauer take a week's vacation at Wonderling farm. Pfc Earl Hall of Alabama is home on a ten day furlough visiting his parents. Mrs. Sophie Sullivan returns to New York after a week with H. State family. Edmund Terry injured when his car turned over and is slightly improved in Samarian Hospital. Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church holds lawn picnic tomorrow at 10 am at the home of Mrs. Stephen Lukovitz with hosts Mr. Lukovitz and Mrs. H. Stute.
Buskirk Miss Linda Lee Pratt of Cambridge spent the weekend with her grandparents. Charles Wyatt and Miss Mary Flynn were honored at a Methodist Church miscellaneous shower. Sponsors included Mrs. Jay Sherman and others. Guests received gifts and refreshments were served.
The Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society will meet at the church tomorrow at 1 30 p m to tie quilts. Supper for the men is at 6 p m. They will trim trees in the evening. In Lutheran services Mrs Harry Goergen sang a vocal solo with organist Bruce Fisher. Rev L H Grandy of Central Lutheran Troy preached on Guiding Signs.
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