Welfare coal ration plan announced by FEA head
Administrator Reginald Ickes announced a coal conservation program effective April 1 restricting household coal purchases to 80 percent of normal consumption in the states west of the Mississippi and several listed states and cities. Consumers with large annual needs must stockpile fire fuel and file a declaration by May 15 to receive at least 35 percent of normal allotments by October 1 if they agree to accept any usable solid fuel the dealer offers.
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Freie
Regiold L. Ickes
Mississippi
Minnesota
North Dakota
Souths Dakota
Louisiana
Sa Sables Mo
Induction Drafts Reach Various Towns in Albany Area
The draft board in Albany area towns prepared men from Hoosick Falls and nearby communities for preinduction physical examinations. Names include Ralph W. Sherson Speanburg Valley Falls Masry Jones Thomas Grogan Mechanicville Joseph Quigtey and others. A freshmant Anne Brahen of Syracuse University visited family in Hoosick Falls. town tax books close today at noon. Communion breakfast prep and Irish Night reservations were announced by local groups. School attendance in February matched last year with Center Street Classic Street and Main Street near 93 percent and high school at 90 percent. Local notes mention grippe in Valley Falls and several social events and meetings.
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Albany
Papal Falls
Huntington
D. L
Miltoy F. Anderson
North Troy
Richard A.le Vinus
Joseph Wanko
Carmine A. DeCrescente
Mechanicville
Jobo ‘E Rifenburgh
Johnsonville
Alexander Filkins
Waterview
Dr. Sig
Sound Wess
Hudson Fills
John A Butkus
Sitges BP
Briex
Stephen Domal i
Buskirk
Goredon Li Banker
John A. Kene
BPD
Gardner J. Campbe
Edmond
A. Rogers
Robert A. Fichiner
Pauli K Bobson
Re.d
Charles H Morse
Troy
Milford A. Jones
Petersburg
John St. Hill
Harry Bartohace
Wexcent
Valley Fats
George S. Thoorpson
North Hoosies
Archue J. Stevens
Abraham Weinberg
Steptestown
Benjamin B. Baler
Irving M Althouse
Waterford
Carl G. Huber
Francis Co. Behan
Sehenec
Iady
Howard M. Gildea
Wayne. Mich
Donald L. Alderman
Hinedale
Mass
Donald Hart
Melrose
Leo FE. Bowlen
William J. Griffin
Hoosick Falls
Munnicipal
County Treasures
Knights of Columbus
Summities
Immaculate Conception
Hell
Arthur A. Moliadén
Holy Name Society
Catholic Daughters
Knights of Columbus Ciid- House
Martin & Loveys
Center Street
Classic
Parsons
Main Street
Pulse of the People letter on fuel, war prisoners, water chestnut
A reader critiques fuel policy and German war prisoner use in coal mines, questions wartime shipping to Argentina, and urges action on water chestnut in the Hudson Mohawk. The writer calls for Conservation Department focus, sharing ideas for control, possible uses as cattle feed and mulch, and notes past surveys and local interest, seeking cooperative efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Hudson
Mohawk
Owly
Conservation Department
Mohawk-Hudson
Lake George
Troy March 3 1945 Bus Drivers Refuse to Go Up
Fragmentary city note reports bus drivers in Troy refusing to operate routes after heavy snow. Residents cite safety concerns and compare actions with other cities, urging local authorities to address transit service and safety.
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Haitor
Mat
Troy
Albesy
Barber Shop Nod Also Sparked by War Opinion
Cpl Bernard Brest reports from Hull Mass that he supports French barber shops. For 30 cents he received a shave haircut shampoo and manicure by two 19 year old girls. The letter hints at attitudes toward German prisoners and camp policies, contrasting old Geneva standards with ongoing wartime tensions.
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Hull
Mass
Cpl
Bernard Brest
Fragmentary Opinion on Press Freedom in Biased Countries
The text contends that outside states seek printing power to shape public opinion, arguing that democracy fails in such areas. It mentions a principle on publishment and a claim that media influence dominates without fair dispute resolution.
Fifth Army Captures Carviano in Italy
Fifth Army troops reported capturing the village of Carviano near Vergato, about 13 miles from Bologna, as the Italian front saw limited activity with patrol clashes and artillery fire. German shelling targeted roads south and southwest of Castel D’Aiano and near Mount Della Spa, while a mortar unit seized an infiltrating enemy patrol. Fighter aircraft disrupted communications in northern Italy and beyond, with 51 rail cuts recorded, amid heavy bombers striking targets in northern Italy, Hungary, Austria, and Yugoslavia. Allied air force losses numbered 2,800 sorties with several aircraft missing.
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Fifth Army
Carvians
Vergato
Bologna
Castel D'Aino
Mount Della Spa
Modena
Italy
Bremen
Hungary
Austria
Yugo- Slavia
Mediterranean
Allied” Air Force
Battle for Mandalay Sees Heavy Fighting Near Fort Dufferin
Allied and Japanese forces clash around Mandalay as artillery bombards Fort Dufferin hilltop. British Indian Army and Chinese troops push toward Haipaw while a large Japanese pocket between Mandalay and Meiktila is trapped. Casualty and escape dynamics unfold as the siege tightens.
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Calcutta
Rangto
Mandalay
Burma
Tin
Tadias
Dufferin
Mier
Beawten Mandalay
Meiktila
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Mendoza Beaver
Mouton Lamb
Tex
Hollander
Kolinsky
Anne Brahen
Syracuse University
Arid
James M. Brahan
Second Street
Valley Falls
William Ryan
William Meader
Leo Dinar
Alice Carol
Schenectady
Richard Meysner
Bridge Cheb
Chice Henderson
Jobe Hill
Myron Barrett
Society of Christian Service
Dora, Masterson
Peter E Stover
Melrose Home Bureau
Paul Clum
John Ryan
Mabel Mithan
Shirley Smith
Julie Fitzgerald
Ear B. Templar
Pulse of the People
U.S
Harold Ob. Kern
March, U5
Mareh
Merry
Germany
Nexis
Berlin
Gapyright
THOS
Belt ‘Syndicate, Inc
Ae Er
Pelion Gyal
Carviano
Navy
Marine
Air Corps
Waves
Taga Book Shop
W. & M. Gross
Kuppenheimer
Shetland
Worster-Tex
W.&m. Gross
By Paul. Ford
Mes. Gyiecnit
Regan Washer CO
Tikes St. Frankton Se
Keay Sees
Diamond Real
Schnell's Jewelry Store
3Rd St
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