Taverns Hit By Delivery Gas Curbs
War Production Board aims to curb gasoline use by delivery services and taverns with a priority list guiding a 40 percent mileage reduction in districts. ODT to issue an order restricting beer liquor ice cream and flowers deliveries starting Thursday. Bus trucks and taxis must conserve gas. third quarter T coupons extend to July 26, affecting commercial operators.
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ODT
Gasoline curtailment worries taxicab firms and workers
Taxicab operating companies warn that further cuts in fuel supply will disrupt public service and employment. In major cities many had already trimmed crews to meet prior war agency requests. Past reductions pushed leisure driving into taxi use, and officials argue against new limits on A B and C card holders to avoid paralyzing essential travel to wet plants.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
Court Grants $1,281 for Foot Injury
In Compensation Court, Clarence Tompkins received 25 percent loss of use of his left foot and a $1,281.25 award after an injury while employed by Delaware & Hudson Railroad. Prior award rescinded. Other awards include Henry J. O’Neill $1,020 for disability May 25 1942 to May 20 1943 and Emma Fiske $425.58 for 20 percent loss of her left hand with Melvin Jones.
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Clarence Tompkins
Lyman A. Kilburn
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Henry J. O'Neill
H. A. McRae & Co., Inc
Emma Fiske
Melvin Jones
William H. Zillgitt
H. A. McRae & Co. Inc
Redemption tax sale looming in Troy legal notices
The Troy city Treasurer lists parcels sold November 1941 for unpaid 1941 taxes and assessments. Redeemable until November 16, 1943, with costs added. properties span Ward sections one through fifteen including 70 Division Street and 186 Fourth Street, with numerous owners and parcel details.
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Troy
N. To
City of
Dissolution of Comintern Proposed by Moscow Body
The Comintern may be dissolved as proposed by Moscow, with sections voting to disband due to wartime conditions. The move aims to unify communist and socialist parties on a new basis while aligning with the anti-Hitler coalition. Berlin calls it a bluff, while British and Allied circles anticipate ratification to ease Moscow London Washington tensions.
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Associated Press
Comintern
Moscow
Russia
London
Lowon
International
Monitor
Communist Party
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Churchil
Roosevelt
Europe
Stalin
Communist International
United States
Soviet
Congressmen Demand Access to Food Parley in Virginia
Two congressmen Rep. Fred Bradley and Rep. Frederick Smith were denied admittance to executive sessions of the international food conference at Hot Springs. They plan a congressional investigation and questioned the conference’s origins, accusing it of secrecy and calling the ruling a Hitler-like procedure. They received passes valid for the conference but not for executive meetings and said reporters could interview them outside the hotel. A second item notes R. C. Husing receiving a lieutenant commission in the U S Signal Corps, to report June 4 at Fort Monmouth New Jersey.
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Hot Springs
United Nations
Congress
Fred Bradley
R. Mich
Frederick Smith
Bradley
Smith
Marvin Jones
U. S
Jones
Washington
Homestead Casino
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Bar
House of Representatives
Executive Committee
Joe Martin
House
R. C. Husing O
New York Power & Light Corp
U. S. Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Browder Shrugs Off Action On Disbandment Move
Yonkers report states Earl Browder general secretary of the Communist Party in the United States said the Moscow recommended dissolution of the communist international was of no immediate concern since the party is not affiliated. He expressed no comment when told the British Communist party central committee would meet to discuss disbandment.
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Yonkers
UPJ
Earl Browder
Communist Party
United States
Communist Internationale
Moscow
Browder
Treasury Reaches New Tax Schedule in Conferee Talks
The committee negotiates Senate and House differences over accrued taxes to cancel and abatement methods. House wants 50 percent or less abatement, Senate seeks at least 75 percent. A compromise may waive the first 350 of back taxes, with 25 percent of the remainder over two years while maintaining current payments. President Roosevelt's signing uncertainty noted. Morgenthau hails second war loan drive as over subscribed by 5.5 billion, urging continued sacrifices on the home front.
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Congress
Alice Ward
Ninth St
B& Jodd Ward
Minth St
Let
Clara Valenti
Ferry St
Lot
Ety
Brk
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Margaret Manning
Nick W .Mooe
Mary A Morier
7Th Ave
Ho Bedrosian
River St
Bee
James McGahan
Patrick SicKenna
Mary Peterson
River
John E DeLee
Bridget Fitzgerald
Fifth Ave
John E. DeLee
Fourth St
Howard W. Coonrad
Ward
Mary Loretta Murphy
Ward Eleves
River Bt
Agnes Duion
Fourth
Hee
Lillian Maria Bayly
Sdape
Pia
Marty Hare
Vicanza Gotto
Arthur Huston
Brawell
Herman T. Wight
Grand &J
6Th Ave
Mary Maguire
Third St
Carmela Lanrille
Harrison P
Henry Bedrosian
Harneon
Faller and Wits
Harrison Bt
James Dollard
Jacob St
Ql Powers
Potor
John M. Johoson
B. McKeon
Lote
Lilian Maro Basly
Thomas Shendan
Bae We
Apie
St. Seay
Rite & A
Atk
Wiliam
Catherne Sybranski
Ate
Losty
Wilfr Hse
Mary A. Walsh
Francia St
Geraldine Gioney
Berkeley
Gomery
Francs
Hageman
Frase
Sultan and Elizapeth House
Patrick McLoughlin
Lincoln Billings Ave
View
Bulings
Joe
Paul Knox
Plum Ave
Margaret McWhiun Manan
Ford
Myers
Hudson
G Smith Jacobs
Lansing
Robert Mexwell
Mann Ave
Emma F. Hansman
Hickory
Spring
John @ielty
George M. Beil
Parmen i
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Land Lous Chapa
Parmenter
John Meleski
Helen G Dening
Pawhox
Doute
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Pawing
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Samuson
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Pawling Ave
Rat
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Teat
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Tyler St
Frances Chaple
Burden
PF _L Rapp
River Liz
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F. i. Rapp
Douw St
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First &T
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High St
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Wood
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Crockett Ave
Burkes
Rss
FES
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Gaty
Michael Winarogki
Margaret O'Brien
Middleburg
Alvert Flur
Edward Walsh
St. Lot
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St. Joseph
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Joseph C. Drumm
Sullivan St
Salvatore Rossmano
7Th
Lawrence Moore
Hoosick Apartments Inc
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Hoosick St
Lavin
Court
Antonio Diebenetti
Earl St
Hees
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Lee Ave
Lee
Alice Stannard
Dota Hogben
South Lake Ave
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Catherine Watson
Highland
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Tibbits
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Z-ely
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Jacot St
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Emerdon Place
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Hagop Kaumjian
King St
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Ishmael W. Palmer
Bertha Simpkin
A. Qsty
Sarah O'Connor
Hutton St
Wallace C Campbell
1St
Burt S Hayner
M. A. Palmer
Sly Dol
Sly
Bae
Margaret A. Dollard
Asa Delmater
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Charles Marsml
Cecelia Curtis
M Mac Cubbin
Hsegheabeth Manouman
Ralph Eyclesheimer
Zaty
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Rarage
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Zesty
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Alow
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Gana
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Ehn
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Firat
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Ok Hee
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Eignun
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Eighth St
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Prk
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Francia
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George Chapman
Fifth
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Housick
Jay
Danaher
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Rooseveltt
Morgenthau
Submarine Exhibit Promotes War Bonds in Troy
A two man Japanese submarine from Pearl Harbor history will visit Troy on Wednesday June 3 from 11 am to 5 pm to promote War Savings Stamps with admission earned by buying bonds. The small craft will travel to Albany Schenectady Utica and west with police escort and free tickets for bond purchasers.
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Troy
Pearl Harbor
Bennington
Albany
Schenectady
Utica
Army Captain Gardiner Bump Named Game Bureau Chief
Gardiner Bump of the New York State Conservation Department has been commissioned a captain in the Division of Administration of Occupied Territories Army. He will report to Fort Custer May 22 and may study at Harvard or Yale before taking an administrative role. Bump led the Bureau of Game since 1932 and helped strengthen sportsmen ties and the state conservation program in New York. He is a Cornell graduate and former Buffalo Museum of Science curator. Enlistments: David Robert Allen and John Bowman McCall, both 17, join the U.S. Navy at Troy.
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Bureau of Game
New York State Conservation Department
Rensselaer
State Department
Chenango County
Binghamton
Cornell University
Buffalo Museum of Science
Fort Custer
Harvard
Yale
NAVY
David Robert Allen
South Second Street
Mechanicville
John Bowman McCall
George Street
Green Island
Joseph Sullivan
Troy Navy Recruiting Office
U.S. Navy
Naval Training Station
Sampson
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