Troy Faces Beer Drought as Production Cuts Hit Retailers
In New York State beer supply tightens under a presidential order limiting production. Brewers reduce shipments by 80 percent, forcing taverns and restaurants to close days or curb hours. Retailers relying on promissory and botted beer suffer shortages while some cities brace for continued rationing.
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Tewarity
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Peitin
Hyenwere
Trajins
Partichinely
New York
I Regula Bte
Davia Chori Members Attend Amsterdam LWV Post Ceremony
Twl members of Davia Chori Koff Post Sol M Bratman district council commander of Jewish War Veterans and Benjamin Chucrow Ipost department commander participated in ceremonies at the institution of the new Amsterdam Post LWV and installation of its officers Sunday at Amsterdam
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Twl
Davia Chori
Koff Post
Sol M. Bratman
Benjamin Chucrow
Ipost
Nommander
Carkmonies
New Amsterdam Post
Lw.v
Amsterdam
Hoosick Falls Track to Open Third Person on Mental Day
Hoosick Falls announces the Hoosick Valley Track Association will open the Man Line for its third season after remodeling and improvement. With travel and horse-transport restrictions lifted, officials led by President Clarence White Creek and others anticipate a strong year. Social events include a birthday party for Anthony Pokines and a social security interview session at the Municipal Building.
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Mike Akowhy
Hoosick Valley Truifing Association
Tha Association
Clarence White Creek
George Campbell
Jenning~ Ton
William Hox
Hoo Ials
Watts mm
Hoosick Falls
Atwood Allen
Cambridge
Nueno
Platoon Prepares For Camp Season
The communications platoon of Headquarters Company Second Regiment New York State Guard moved to new quarters in the State Armory under Lt Sydney Dworksy. A Donald Marcoux issued summer uniforms and checked supplies for the camp tour while Sgt William Lennan Jr and Pvt Lawrence Gillespie were advanced to staff sergeants. Discharges were given to Sur Armand Brooks Pre Lawrence Lec Jeunesse and Pvt John J Strong. Capt William G Preston will command the company in the Memorial Day parade and announced openings for several young men.
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Second Regiment
New York State Guard
Sydney Dworksy
State Armory
Donald Marcoux
William Lennan, Jr
Pet
Lawrence Gillespie
Armand Brooks
Lawrence Lec Jeunesse
Pyt
John J. Strong
Wiliam G. Preston
Whitehall Residents See War, Church, and School News
Whitehall families return from Mount Vernon and visit relatives as Sgt. Archambault ships out to Germany. Edward Jones Jr reenlists for three years. Barnard Murphy reports war stamp sales totaling 100.10. John L. Caughey named moderator of Troy Presbytery and preaches at First Presbyterian. Notre Bama des Victoire Church children celebrate first communion and join the Confraternity of Mount Carmel. Anthony Biraco and family report daughter Mary at Shire College for Teachers with June graduation. tuition noted. Whitehall League urged by New York Federation to clothe Greece’s needy, volunteers sought for garment drive. Rev Edward Souter marks 20 years in ministry. former Long Beach pastor now Good Shepherd Faith Church leader.
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James Sullivan
School Street
Mount Vernon
James J. Sullivan
John L. Archambault
Zeus Archambault
Port Dix
Army of Occupation
Germany
Edward J. Jones, Jr
Edward Jones
West Struct
Barnard
the & Am
Beapular
Mount Carmel
Mars
Anthony Biraco
Broadway
Brrt
Mary
Shire College For Teachers
Shrace
Whitehall Jc League
New York
Ilo Federation of Women
Greece
Whitehall
Greve
Edward Souter
Charles Souter
Grafton Volunteer Fire Company Sponsors Town Event
The Volunteer Fire Company will sponsor moving pictures at the Town Hall today at p.m. The Community League fundraiser netted 101.54 dollars and memorial services are planned by the Community League and Foreign War Veterans. Paul Church returns from Samaritan Hospital after car crash injuries. Gratton Community League plans an old fashioned Fourth of July celebration with a parade and program.
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Rall
Ota Enderlee
Watervliet
Otte Enderive
Flora Kurdick
Ida Goodrich
Pownal
Community League and
Foreign War Veterans
Paul Church
Samaritan Hospital
Rarwin Crandall
Fred Lamphier
Turi’ Rakes
Gratton Community League
Troy Youth Named Navy Cadet
Troy youth William H. DeMera, son of Mr and Mrs DeMers, will pursue the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis after completing prep at Bainbridge Md and passing entrance exams He is a graduate of School 18 and Troy High and served in the Navy with training at Samp son and as radar operator at Cavalier Hotel Virginia Beach before Pearl Harbor assignment in 1945.
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Willian H. DeMera
Seamaty
Meadoes
Ah Demers
Jey
Woodraw Court
U.S. Naval ‘Academye
Annapolly
Ltd
Young DeMera
Urey Crchitact
DeMers
ISS
S. Turandot
Pearl Harbor
Ot Yal Day le
Ite
Annapolis
Bainbridge
Naval Academy
I Acadents
iTricycle Vehicle Delivered to City
The Troy Department of Public Safety received a new three wheeled vehicle for parking meter money redirection. Patrolmen John R. Mayor and J Onaries F. Hayner will operate the cycle with one officer riding atop and the other handling the cycle.
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Troy Department of Public Safety
Usail
John R. Mayar
J Onaries F. Hayner
War Veterans Arrive as Debark From Abroad In Four Vessels
More than 5 000 service personnel due to debark from four vessels yesterday in New York and San Francisco. Ships include Scalia Victory from Le Havre 1185 Aiken Victory from La Havre 1183 Promont from Samar 1783 Cape Bon from Pearl Harbor 640 plus 102 Marines.
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New York
Scalia Victory
le Savre
Aiken Victory
la Havre
Fen
Convention Committee Of Sibernians Meeting Details
The Sibernians convention committee meets Monday at 10d Bromdaye Coabit for the nptit. Attendees include Willian J and Uwadurleky, with Pullek yen as publicity chief.
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Sibernians
Willian J
Uwadurleky
Several Claims for Damages Settled in City Board Action
The Troy Board approved two small claims for damage involving ten autos after incidents on Wound Steel between Van Buren and Harrigen Streets. Joseph A. Moultan paid 34.05 for damage to his vehicle, and Joseph F. Quinay received settlement for damage to his dune buggy. A. Cleland was granted a compromise on property at 549 Congress, with a bounded right to settle. Richard J. Bibb paid 8.00 for a settlement of dues on a parcel on 109th Street. Government signs an eight year period and tax payment of 106.
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Troy Board of
Walinaly Ad
Seuterdiy
van Buren
Harrigen Streets
Joseph AW. Moultan
Joseph F. Quinay
Fourth Street
A. Clelind
Congress Blycot
Richard J. Bibb
109Th Street
Morning meeting set for next Tuesday
The note indicates a morning meeting planned for the coming Tuesday with participants ACH Uline and plive to ben sonn en.
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Ben Sonnen
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John Kieean
Perstinah Na
Richard Datheem
Gustave Keampils
Holyoke
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Anthony Pokines
Hoosiik Street
Alry
Matt the Frazier
Tenvington
Pokines
Carstairs
Astaers
Caretales Bros. Distilling Co. Inc
Baltimore, Md
Grafton
Navy
William H. DE Bes
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Peterson & Packer Coal CO
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