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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1947
Page
15
Washington AP reported the Office of Temporary Controls announced Spare Stamp No 12 will become valid April 1 for ten pounds of sugar, replacing the five pound Stamp No 53 expiring March 31. Stamp No 11 remains valid through Sept 30, with a possible additional ten pounds by Sept 30, totaling 35 pounds for households this year.
Washington AFL International Labor Committee rejected collaboration with Argentina's labor movement saying the Argentine Confederation of Labor is not a free workers' instrument but a political arm of the government. The panel noted disillusion after delegates returned from Buenos Aires.
The Ladies Act and Missionary Society of the Reformed Church will meet at Mrs Fred Barron’s home today at 3 pm with a program led by Mrs Clifford Auslin Mp. Mrs Davey McNall’s son Allen has been promoted to corporal in the Military Police Battalion at Inchon Korea. Bald Mountain Home Bureau meets Thursday at 10 am at Mrs Alice Dewey’s home. A lesson on walk and milk products will be given by Mrs Dorothy Derby. Each person should bring items including an apron, towel, pot holder, measuring cup and spoons, paring knife.
Two Troy residents and a Rensselaer husband and wife were tried on traffic charges by Justice Henry L Kail in Averill Park. Marion Reinger pleaded guilty to driving without a license and paid 8 dollars, while Donald Eldem pleaded guilty to allowing an unlicensed operator to drive and paid 10 dollars. Gertrude St Gelais and Alfred J St Gelais were fined five and ten dollars respectively for driving without a license and for allowing an unlicensed operator to drive.
The 28th anniversary dinner of Naomi Sayles Tent Daughters of Union Veterans is moved from Thursday to Friday evening March 28. Mrs Margaret L Kane chairs arrangements at Danish Brotherhood Hall.
The Hibernians plan to urge Congress to prepare a statue of Commander John Barry for Ireland, tied to a 1945 act. John F. Coatelly presides as five candidates are initiated. Shamrocks from County Mayo arrive. resolutions back state action on the Archbishop Stepinac case and the Police bill. A field day is set for July 20 at Sharpen Grove by Division 8 and auxiliaries, with a Red Cross contribution approved.
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