Gas Ration Violators Draw Fines in Syracuse Court
Several defendants from Albany Glens Falls Utica and Schenectady faced penalties in a Syracuse district court for gasoline ration violations. Ranging fines from 50 to 2000 and suspended terms, sentences included probation and prison terms for some. Leonard Ricerti Atbery led with a $2003 fine and five year probation after pleading guilty to multiple counts of illicit gasoline transfers.
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Troy Area
Syracuse of Sioleting
Price Administration
Leonard Riccriti
Atbery
Wwe
Conoss
Siven
Panl Denubile
Albany
Pri
Victor Jacques
South Gian
Paris
Harry . Daub
Adbany
Iowa
Grover
L. Wood
South Glens' Falls
Abe Abrabon
Glens Falls
Ilegal
Orlando Tester
Paul “A. Sweeney
Rotterdam
Junction
Everett BR. Woodward
Chateau
Rasmussen Heads District 50 Union
In the annual election for Local SONS United line Warkere of Amteries District 50 Rasmussen was elected president. Christopher Whithootey and John Carkey named vice. Re-elected: Charles Better treasurer Frank D Halloran secretary Frank J Murray recording secretary Joseph Hoffmen sergeant at arms. Lugene Haines and Joseph Comeau elected trustees. A buffet supper followed. Officers to be installed July 11 at Union Hall.
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United Line Warkere
Amteries
Marnius Rasmussen
Atceeed Christopher Whithootey
John Carkey
Charles Better
Frank D. Halloran
Frank J. Murray
Joseph Hoffmen
Lugene Haines
Josseph Comeau
IOPA authorizes oil increase for summer water heaters
The Office of Price Administration authorized higher oil rations for private dwellings using oil solely to heat water during summer. The amendment allows up to 80 gallons per month for one person and five additional gallons per extra household member. Summer allocations apply only to the current period and do not carry into the 1945 heating year.
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Office of Price Administration
OFA
War Price and Hationing Board
Lwesty
Persson
OPA
Epee Teeny Tale Hidden In A Cryptic Line
In a puzzling OCR fragment a cryptic phrase appears with scattered letters and parentheses, offering little clear context yet hinting at a possible chess or fencing term hidden among odd spacing and errors. Further readable content is required for a meaningful summary.
Delegates to Attend Encampment From Blume Post
Raymond J. Hayes of Leoi H. Blue Post heads a delegation to the department encampment at Buffalo July 10 12. Attending are Mrs George E Kehn A Flint Patrick J Vaughn Ralph K W Baker Frank Hayden Clifford Moni Joseph Sullivan David H W Whitney D J Gregg Norman Michels Edward O Malier J A Maguire Frank E L Dolan George Chase J F McCrea L G Coiteux Van Deussen and Edward J Davy. Horton Mohi named clam team chairman for August. A course for stationary fireman to be held in local schools open to discharged servicemen. Many job openings in territory. Next post meeting Mon July 3 and every two weeks through July and August. LOAN ACCORD SIGNER. London The British foreign office disclosed a lend lease agreement with the Polish government in exile for military supplies and facilities.
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Hayas
Dougherty
Veterans’ iWebfare
State Street
No Special Gas for Vacations Says OPA
Charleen C. Freihofer of the local ration board announced no change in gasoline restriction policy. A district directive confirms under no circumstances may a special vacation travel ration be issued. Vacation travel is allowed only by the basic ration, not as a separate special allotment.
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Trey District
Charleen C. Freihofer
OFA
Soap Box Derby At First Presbyterian Church in Lansingburg
The Cub Pack 11 soap box derby at First Presbyterian Church Lansingburg will race tonight starting at 6:30 p.m. on Northern Drive. Boys assemble at Seventh Avenue and Northern Drive at 6:15 p.m. Marty Roberts will describe the race over the public address system. Mayor John J. Ahern will present the grand prize trophy and six other prizes will be awarded.
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First’ Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Northern Drive
Seventh Avenue
Marty Roberts
John J. Ahern
Labor Party Backs Erway For District Attorney
The American Labor Party of Albany County endorses former State Senator Julian B Erway as Democratic district attorney candidate. The paper lists names for county and state offices in Albany with Republicans and Democrats fielding challengers for assembly seats and county posts.
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American Labor Party
Albany County
Julian B Erway
Albany
Theodore Catemas
Cohoes
Eiger V
Pos
Morcus Zu¢heias
Assembly
Srex
Beatrice Goldstein
Vera Bowles
Arthur J. Harvey
Senate
John McBain
Watervliet
George A. Camelot Coboes
Joan H. Gottschalk
Waterviiet
Harry J. Wang
Mortimer A. Gulten
Charles C. Wallace
George W. Foy
Conductor Clark Retires After 49 Years on B M Rail Line
Nedely 50 years of railroading ended Tuesday for Conductor William R. Clark of Waltham and Rexham Beach, Mass. He concludes a 49 year service with B M and spent most of it on the Boston Troy line. Friends honor him at each stop on his final Troy Boston run. He plans to live in Rexham Beach and attend all Boston baseball games this summer.
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Nedely
William
Boston-Troy
Stow
Clark
Rexham Beach
Walshfield
Mase
Boston
Baseball Fen
Ren
Miss Dorothy Hammersley Receives Master of Education Degree
Miss Dorothy Fiten Hammersley has received a Master of Education degree from Cornell University. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree conferred by Russell Sage College in 194.
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Dorothy Fiten Hammersley
Acker Avenue
Cornell University
Ham Mhersley
Russell Sage College
Valley Falls High School Commencement List Names Graduates
The Hoosick Valley Central School held its annual commencement exercises at Valley Falls on Tuesday evening. Graduates include Dale Button Tark Cleaves Harriet Green Ethel Osterhout Margaret Pecor Mary Sanple Lang Sherman Barbara Slocum Betty Steele Alice Sumner Shirley Verbeck Jason Wheeler and John Whinnery. Other class members are mentioned.
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Hoosick Valley Central
Valley Falls
Dale Button
Tark Cleaves
Harriet Green
Ethel Osterhout
Reading of Obscure School Address and Student Names
Fragmentary OCR lists students and staff with unclear context. Names include Wilkes Brockert Griggs Alan Kenyon Davia Smith Daniel Witte Ernest Partidgs and Barbara Slocum plus Carl Cleaves Margaret Pesce Lany Sherman Alice Lumber Jens Whinvery. The passage also mentions altitude and density comparisons without clear relevance.
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Jaemee
Wilkes” Brockert
Griggs
Alan Kenyon
Davia
Aan Smith
Daniel’ Witte
Laent
Ernest Partidgs
Carl Cleaves
Margaret Pesce
Lany ‘Sherman
Alice Lumber
Jens 'Whinvery
Barbara Slocum
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Pat Pope
Blume
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British Foreign Office
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