OPA Boosts Prices of Men's Suits
The Office of Price Administration announces a price regulation raising retail costs on men’s suits and related garments. The rule links new markups to current coat prices while curbing excessive increases. Officials expect broader effects on textiles and garment pricing with certain producers, buyers, and retailers adjusting to the revised guidance.
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OPA
Woashington
OPA Yosterday Ravine
Apy
Aerts Dutty Dhei
Velall
Dilia Klouid Tetedan
Lhoan Garmonta
Ipsa
Tole
Mane
Faye Tibieit
Mary Exgenalva
Clatilers
Rothschild
Mit Pro Dicora
Murkel
Vet
Wulhorkach
Colton Textiles
Abiclals
Huthtaskys
OPA Faces Tough Fight for Life Beyond June 30
The battle over extending the OPA beyond its June 30 expiration intensifies in Congress. Senators Bankhead and Wherry caution about reforms, while a coalition forms to curtail agency powers. Supporters argue production must be stabilized, proposing sugar controls or shifting oversight to agriculture or housing authorities.
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OPA
Wuashughong
Hanutor Yeierry
RoNeh
Rollie
Rantee
Ottar Byanelen
Amite
Junge
Aouthayh Democrats
Rapup Nieans
House
Bunkhead
R-Ala
Tust
Prigrem
OFA
Soma Roapecta
Bankhead
Wherry
Formil Benate
Kolly
Hours
Bath
Membury
Lolne
Parifelprnia Ij
Senate
Witerry
Alsiettle Bunale
Pestvicl
Agelculara Department
Federal Housing Authority
Wage Stabilization Rules Expand Power to Allow Price Increases
The Wage Stabilization Board grants wage rise approvals and lets employers justify price hikes if they retain the wage and notify within thirty days. New rules permit simultaneous approval for wage adjustments and price increases, with OPA backing only after negotiation. Consumers face higher costs on clothing, food, furniture, and household goods as producers pass on increases.
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Syge
Bisinumon
Tel Mat
Brisis
Devaulver
Denturs
Local Happenings Near Boyntonville and Nearby Visits
Mrs Hans Woubler visits New York for a week. Ernest Smith of Wray a recent guest of sister Mrs Minnie Barhurk. Fore Bureau set at Mrs August Winle home Wednesday afternoon. Arthur Quokfahy Jr retires to New London after a visit with Mrs Arti Cock fait. Guild of the Holy Name holds all day meeting at Mrs Hans Kandler home with covered luncheon served at noon.
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Boyntonville
Hans Woubler
August Winle
Arthur Quokfahy, Jr
New London
Arti Cockfait
Guild of the Holy Name
Hans Kandler
Rites Planned for Cardinal Glennon on Saturday
The body of Cardinal Glennon lay in state at the presidential mansion in Dublin as mourners gathered. A long funeral procession, led by a guard and military escorts, moved to Holy Hall and then to the college where he studied for priesthood. Distinguished officials from Byblit and many diplomats viewed the body as the nation prepared for the funeral rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Solin
Glennon
St. Lona
Goliuge
Tourphi
Irefantry
Iria
Sean Ty O'Relly
Eamon Nr Videra
Byblit
Eire
Diplomatic Corps
Suurlel Ant White
Ny Jn
Arthur P Smyth Native of Troy Dies in Haiti
Arthur P Smyth a Troy native and civil and electrical engineer died in Haiti where he had recently worked on highway and dam projects He served in U S reclamation and government roles including Grand Coulee and Bombay Dams and later with J G White Co in bridge construction He leaves a brother and sister Mrs Aitke Lonergan of Troy and other family members Funeral plans indicate a local service from Locust Avenue church arrangements to follow
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Arthur B. Senyth
Trojin
Binger
Wriday
Montana
U. 8 Reclama‘oh Services
Hatt
US S
Bombey
Grand Coulee
Ie J
Council Planning Supper Thursday details
The Cimveh of Christ Disciplus hosts a lant chowier supper on Thursday at 45 pm. MP and Mrs Samuel Cox oversee the Lickel sale. Mrs Hugh Simp son runs the dining room. Mrs Chaves Sharpe with the Hostras. Mrs Kohn Hubbell serves as solicitations chair. Allan Tyres is the clon-up chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cox
Hugh ©. Simipson
Chaves M. Sharpe
Kohn Hubbell
Allan Tyres
Miss Morey Elected By Maternity Guild
Mrs. John B. Feitseh is elected president of St. Josephs Maternity Guild with Miss Morey as president and Miss Helen M. Kane as secretary. Sister Mr Alfreda Wenander and Mrs. John J. Kane named to roles while Mrs. Leo Quant and Mrs. Stephen E. Comiskey also noted. Miss Norn A. Burke assigned charge of quilicity.
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Mins Roselia
Morey
St. Joseph's Maternity Guild
John B. Feitseh
Helen M. Kane
Alfreda
Wenander
John J. Kane
Leo Quant
Stephen E. Comiskey
Mins
Senators Seek Textile Price Ceilings Relief in OPA Plans
In interviews lawmakers push for higher textile price ceilings to ease costs for cotton and garment makers. Senator Mead and colleagues urge OPA to expand ceilings to boost production while noting veterans remain blocked from apparel work. News focuses on fabric costs, industry relief, and policy debate.
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Washington
Sonntays
Lextila
OPA
Mead
Dany
New Fork
Bunkhornt
D-Ala
New York
Honater Tunnel
Ddell
Mend
New York County Surrogate Nominee Selected by Dewey
Governor Dewey announced plans to nominate State Supreme Court Justice Wiley H. Collins to fill the late James Foley’s Surrogate’s seat in New York County. Collins, a Manhattan Democrat, faces a Democratic primary for the full term next November and will join the bench paying 25000 a year. The move follows Collins’s six months acting surrogate during Foley’s illness and his backing by the Bar Association and Appellate Division.
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Albany
Dewey
Benile
Supreme Court
Wile Homi Ys Callins
New York County
wiMagate
James A. Foley
Callin
Manhathan
Poulgntron
Colina
Lauis
A. Valente
Marty Probably Wold
Urge Collins
Collin
Ratronaga
Colling
Povernor
Foley
Association of the Bar
City of New York
Valente
Baidhe
Manchuria crisis sparks mixed cues on Russian pullout
In Manchuria rumors swirl over a Russian withdrawal near Mukden and its impact on Chinese forces. Chinese leaders including General Chou and Ho Ping Pao weigh demobilization, reunification into a National Army, and possible U S Britain protests as a factor. A middle road party suggests a formula for Manchurian self governance with Kuomintang and Communist participation under central government guidance. A U S envoy departs for Washington, likely around March 12.
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Tehoi
Chungiing
Chou
Mukden
Ho Ping
Sakden
Chen
Marshall
Manchuria
Chungking
Port Arthur
Lee
Pan
United States
Britain
Chinese Democratic Teagie
League
China
Elf
Kuomintang
Thig
Wil
Communista
Symphony debate stirs art culture critic quotes
The article reports on composer critique of symphonic music claiming it is too dull and misunderstood by most audiences. Howard Jonsnn, director of the Rudin School of Music, argues the country risks cultural stagnation without broader public appreciation and calls for reforms and more accessible drama in Ragush and Jaze regions.
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Borteiler
Uiruuygls
Vontvert
Howard
Diamonds weigh the Aga Khan gift to followers in ceremony
The Aga Khan weighed 2434 pounds on a special scale in front of about 60,000 followers as diamonds were placed on the scale and final weights matched pound for pound to symbolize blessing. The largest stone was a 32 carat blue diamond valued at about 2.2 million dollars, with proceeds used for Ismaili welfare.
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Aga Khne
Aga Khan
Minnaes
Henningson Death Follows Brief Illness
Mrs Exon Larson Henningson of 8 Linden Avenue died at Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Sweden, she had lived in Tray for twenty years. Survived by six sons Peter, Wynant, Charles, George, Arthur, Jon and three daughters Biske, Werence, and Mrs Douglas Wanar. Funeral private from the residence at 2 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev Arch J Landmessar of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exon Larson Henningson
Linden
Samaritan Hospital
Sweden
Tray Fine
Peter W. Henningson
Wynantstill
Charles Hy Henningson
Mbany
George Hy Henningson
Merhanieyilie
Arthur MN. Henningson
Sie Waller BR
Henningson
Navy
Jon M. Henningson
Troy
Biske FE
Werence J. Benningson
Cocy
Douglaa Wanar
False Alarm Sparks Minor Fires Across Streets
Firemen responded to a series of false alarms and minor blazes in the city. Calls referenced Madigan and West Streets, a two story brick building on 20 Elizabeth Avenue, and a Forest Avenue fire at a brick structure owned by John Stack.
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Madigan
Noutsiday
Hox
Yesterding
Elilach Avenue
Ba Ik
John Stack
Stewart Sheridan
Pumper
Forest Avenue
Indonesian Cabinet Wins Approval for Independence Talks
President Soeks no and Sinbyir appoint Stan Sjalin as premier of Ralayia to lead talks with the Dutch. The cabinet received formal approval and gains full authority to negotiate Indonesia’s push for independence, officials announced yesterday.
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Ralayia
Stan Sjalin
Thew
Soeksno
Sinbyir
Yeaterday
Curious Person Rescues North Adams. $10,000 Reported
A confusing, damaged text notes a curious person saving North Adams with a $10,000 figure amid garbled phrases about a council, mayor, and state tax. It hints at political investigation and budget shifts affecting city finances, with references to Hy Hinder and Carmeliin O'Brien in a muddled local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Nori Adain
Clicen
Reilly
Ho Min
Carmeliin O'Brien
Haye Annual Communion Observed at St Marys Ghuaven
Members of Troy A O H Haye annual communion attended services at St Marys Ghuaven with Drunletargh peoggenr and Addins by city leaders John Sweeney and John MeCihton. Bishop Willen L. Senily presided as Cardinal Glennon of St Tis was honored upon his passing in Dublin.
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Arann
Drunletargh
John Sweeney
John MeCihton
Mie
Altus O'Gritly
Ann Lebentritt
St. Mary's Ghuaven
Willian J. Clentyy
Ac OG
Chiplain
Mast
Willen L. Senily
St. May's
Albany Diocesa
Menakfast Wa
Hendrick Hudson
Lanwrence J. Collins
Paster
Jidge Sweeney
Ile
H Marin Efting
Magor Jobn J. Ahern
Father Clewy
Macy Weyer
Sam McDer Molt
Michael Jo Sullivan
Danies
Betty Elligott
Cardia Jobs Glennon
St. Tis
Dubin
Canlinal
Glennon
Olier
ALO. 1
Literary Rarities On Public Display At St Bonaventure
Private collection of literary and historical rarities shown for first time as part of St Bonaventure College Library anniversary celebration. Includes first editions and manuscripts by Stevenson Carroll Blake Whitman Norval Norvia and Gibbon Vane, with historic documents dated 1777 bearing signatures of Independence signers.
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Stl. Bonaventure College
College Atanoanaod
Edward Hanley
Bradford
Thedustrialist
Ivenaeus Merachen
Okbration
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lewis Carroll
Willian Blake
Wall Whitmar
Charles G. Norvia
James Gibbon Vaneher
Chopin
Barry Goutet
Herscher
Marino
Mrs Harriet L Mallory Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Harriet L Mallory longtime Easler area resident died yesterday at her home on Birth Avenue after a brief illness. Widow of Augustus L Mallory and former Hackeh L Clough, she lived in Troy for many years. Charter member of Imperial Chapter OES, past matron of The chayder district, past Worthy high priestess of Temple Shrine, attended Inez Presbyterian Church. Survivors include son Harald T Mallory, two granddaughters, a grandson, and a great grandson. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from Clare and Platte Funeral Chapel with burial at Oakwood. Imperial Chapter members to conduct last rites.
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A. Harriet le Mallery
Easler Star Stecles
Birth Avenue
Flor
Shee
Augustus L. Mallory
Hackeh L. Clough
Dhenie Willam
Hlixa Field Clough
Cohors
Sheadt
Troy
Mallary
Imperial Chapter
Coons
The
Chayder
Peel Distret
Rensselaar-Schenectady Albany
Temple Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of
Jersili
Inez Presbysterian Church
Lansingburg
Harald T. Malay
Seg
J. Edward Wolff
Nar
Imperial Chapus
Probe Burglary Try at James Mutha Store
Police yesterday investigated an attempted burglary at the store of James Mutha at 180 Third Street. The frame door glass was broken. Joseph Martin of 20 Woods Lawn Court reported the incident. He said he spotted a man on Vres Street near Atate, meeting Fourth Atrect and Avante, as a car parked nearby.
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James Mutha
Third Street
Joseph Martin
Woodslawn Court
Atate Street
Highway Work Area Counties Sanctioned
Albany Orovjecty area in Washington County. State department approves $80,000 for 3000 feet of new state highway in Machanicville linking a local route to South Street. Also proposes 2548 feet of existing highway in Washington County to improve Vermont Street route with a $4000 estimate.
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CSA
Albany
Strabora County
Washington
Canty Area
Wacom
Prem
Bisnonuw
State Department of Public
Wate
Department
Otybi
Emuety Metluw
Machanicville
Trojans to Attend Y Conference In Allwalk City
Delegates from this city head to the Ast international convention of the Y M C A of the United States and Canada in Allwalk City. John R Mot world renowned humanitarian and Prince Carl Medal recipient will address the climactic session with Eugene Burnett of the International Committee of the Y M C A. Delegates include Raymond Nagel Stephen Sampaon Marcus Le Filey George Rute Wasser Rev Seymour Laith Ells Robison Robert Neigh bows David Haveaud Frank Ward and Charles Guyjea and Raymond Jarvis.
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Alcipata
Canada
Frank B. Ward
Troy
John R. Mot
Prince Carl
Wing Gustaf
Sweden
Eugene Burnett
Ihe
MG. A
Canara
Raymond P. NaiGel
Stephen H. Sampaon
Marcus le Filey
George Oo. Rutewasser
Saymour A. Laith
Ells H. Robison
Robert O. Neighbows
David B. Haveaud
Frank Ro Ward
Charles Guyjea
Raymond Jarvis
Wae Verforel
Grill Operator Held For Violation Of Beverage Law
Carla Sorrenta, 70, of Washington Street, ran a grill at Fifth Avenue and Washington Street. He was arrested yesterday morning on a charge of violating Saguan 106 of the Alcorn Beverage Control Law for operating between 3 am and 1 pm Sunday. An ABC Board investigator and a Detective Bureau member made the arrest. He was released in his own recognizance for appearance in Police Court.
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Carla Sorrenta
Washington Street
Sunda i
Alcohol Beverage Control Board
Detective Bureau
Sarrenta
Man Dies In Fall At Local Plant Site
Marion County coroner David H. Atwater reported one man, John Perfume, died instantly after a fall while riding a rail to the Clapp Baby Food plant. The incident occurred yesterday, injuries deemed fatal at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perfume
Marion
David H. Atwater
Flood fears ease as temperature drops below normal
Weather relief followed a thaw that lowered flood risk across the region. Rivers rose sharply with highs near 38 and a surge of water overwhelmed normal banks, especially the Hudson and nearby creeks. Heavy flows flooded streets, basements, and riverfront areas, including Watervliet, stretching waters over banks and threatening low-lying neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Bond Street
Iidtight
Pawllg Avenue
Hudson
Linden Avenue
Cangresa Street
Girl Scouts honor first president Miss Barrett
The Troy area Girl Scout councils plan a dinner at the Troy Club at 6 35 p m in appreciation of Miss Barrett who led the Troy Aves Council from Greensland to North Greenhush. Miss Barrett’s tenure as president in 1945 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Barrett
Troy Aves
Tunuany
Aine
Carl Orin
Inhalator Aided Fire Crews Assist Ill Woman
Fire department inhalator rushed to aid 83 year old MI Morehand at 26 Glan Avenue yesterday. Capt Edgar K. Keens and Battalion Chief's Driver Nicho las Blannery used the device. Woman attended by John Squintily. Firemen returned to station at 4 28 am.
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Ales
MI Morehand
Glan Avenue
Edgar K. Keens
Nichoolas Blannery
John Squintily
Poe
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St. Bonaventure
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FBI
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Waterford
Fred Pollock
Trojans
Girl Scouts Council
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