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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1943

Page

16

County ABC Board Warns Of Ban Today

County ABC Board warns retailers of Election Day alcohol sales ban under Alcohol Beverage Control Law. Package stores must close during polling hours. beer in grocery and other outlets proscribed. Police chiefs alerted. violations prosecuted by district attorneys and sheriffs. A stray note advises adjusting carburetor pump for warmer weather driving.

ABC Board John F O’connell Liquor Authority Rensselmer County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Ae Aidan Z Tee Ted O Connell Htas QC Connell State Liquor Authority

Let Children Play Soldier amid wartime media and fear

Parents worry when children mimic war and fear its impact. Many kids absorb war themes from radio, film, and toys, yet most endure heavy exposure and grow more fascinated by conflict. A minority, especially timid youths, fear every new experience and may wake at night fearing thunder or kidnappers.

Amiety Father Dinger

Pork Sausage Potato Boats Recipe Note

A compact recipe item outlines Star Pure Pork Sausage used to flavor mashed potatoes for four servings. It notes cooking fat rendering, potato preparation, sausage topping, and final assembly with basic pantry steps and Armour branding.

All Beacons Reu

Missing use stamp from car windshield discovered

Mrs. Mar tin Jeffes of Schermerhorn Road Schenectady found the federal use stamp removed from her car windshield. Investigation showed the city loosening and eating the stamp. Rotterdam police were notified. Betty MacAtee a trolley conductor and Ray her husband motorman discuss working together and sharing work talk for a grand time.

Martin Jeffes Schermerhorn Road Schenectady Rotterdam Philadelphia Betty MacAfee Raymond Ray MacAtee

Health Oldsters Susceptible To T B By Dr Thomas D Masters

Tuberculosis in the elderly shows the highest US death rate in the seventh decade and is often missed as age related. Early detection requires awareness, regular X-ray surveys, and aggressive control to prevent spread to families and communities.

Thomas D. Masters NEA United States

British Farm Quota Raised By Blockade

Raymond McConnell Jr reports from London on Britain's wartime farm program. Centralized policy with regional committees drives quotas, raising output from one third to two thirds of national food. The system aims to boost production, support imports, and extend agricultural democracy, with committees wielding broad control over land use, farming practices, and even household questions.

Ramonad “7Nel, Jr Nevar Lincoln State Journal Lincoln Neb McConnell England Raymond McConnell London Britain Ministries of Food and Agriculture Ministry of Agriculture

Dairy Farmers Hold Deliveries In OPA Fight

Approximately 30 000 residents in the Dunkirk Fremonia area face a milk famine as dairy farmers held deliveries to retailers. F N Briggs spokesman for nine distributors says no milk available for retail today, with hope for emergencies and children. Harry Salhoff, South Shore Milk Producers Association secretary, says negotiations with OPA since August 1 aim to raise price for 35 percent butterfat milk from 300 to 350 per hundredweight, but Buffalo OPA defers to New York and Washington in a circular dispute, criticizing price fixing.

Fredonia CP Dunkirk Fredonia Office of Price Administration F. N. Briggs Harry F Salhoff South Shore Milk Producers’ Association OPA Buffalo Opa New York Washington Salhoff

Draftees Spared Holiday Farewell

The War Department announced no draft registrants will be inducted on Thanksgiving Day. Inductees on furlough will have their furlough extended by a day or two to allow holiday time with family. Similar suspensions will occur at Christmas and New Year, with actions on December 24 25 26 and January 1 2.

Washington Upi War Department

Nut price controls extend to major tree varieties

Government action targets pricing of walnuts almonds filberts and pecans to ensure savings for consumers. Peanuts remain outside tree nut controls as a separate category already under price regulation. The move aims to secure lower costs for households on staple nut purchases.

Shoe rationing stamp becomes valid for shoes in War Book 3

The airplane stamp from War Ration Book 3 is now valid for purchasing shoes. The airpit stamp remains valid until May 1, 1944, and the No 18 stamps from War Ration Book I retain indefinite validity under current OPA rules.

Troy Area OPA

Lonergan Will Gives Entire Estate to Son in Slaying Case

Patricia Burton Lonergan, heiress to a $5 million brewery fortune slain October 24, filed for probate. The will revokes prior documents and names her 18 month old son Wayne William Lonergan as sole heir with estate valued over $10000 in personal property. Wayne Lonergan of RC AFB barracks Toronto may claim surviving spouse status, while Wayne Lonergan Sr faces first degree murder charges.

New York Patrica Burton Lonergan Wayne Lonergan Wayne William Lonergan Lonergan RC. A. FB Toronto Canada General Sessions John J. Sullivan Edward Y. Broderick

Deadline for Mailing Yule Cards Overseas

The Postoffice Department in Washington said Christmas cards for soldiers overseas must be mailed in sealed envelopes as first class mail. If sent promptly, cards will reach even the most remote posts for overseas soldiers by December 25, according to a Sunday message to Postmaster Frank M. Collins.

Postoffice Department Washington Frank M. Collins Post Office Department

OPA Lifts Patch Pocket Ban on Men’s Wear

Washington reports the War Production Board lifted the ban on patch pockets in mens wool garments to conserve lining materials in short supply. Officials said full linings are unnecessary, and coats can use skeleton trim with patch pockets.

Washington War Production Board

FBI Blames Two Boys for Railroad Wreck Near Highland

The FBI stated two youths aged 9 and 14 placed obstructions on railroad tracks, causing a New Haven freight wreck near Highland. Twenty four tank cars of gasoline and oil exploded and ignited after derailment, leveling three houses with no injuries reported.

New York F. B I New Haven Hartford Highland

State Nursing Council Discusses Shortage

The local committee for the State Nursing Council for War Service met to address a serious nursing shortage in the area. A delegation will attend a Rochester meeting to discuss solutions and meet a goal of 4,030 nurses for the armed forces before 1944. The state lags in entrants to Army and Navy service and urges anyone able to nurse, even part time, to help as regular nurses not aides.

State Nursing Council For Rochester New York State Army Navy

OPA Nut Prices Now in Effect

Washington announces new price controls on edible tree nuts by the Office of Price Administration, effective tomorrow, with officials predicting market impact and compliance steps for suppliers and retailers nationwide.

Washington UPA Office of Price Administration

Ration Book No 4 Distribution At Local Board

Residents of Troy County who have not obtained War Ration Book No 4 or the basic A gasoline book may apply this week at The Hotel Troy. Chairman Charles C Frehofer said the office will be open tomorrow and Thursday for this purpose. Applicants for Book No 4 must present War Ration Book No 3 and for the basic A second book show the back cover of the first A book and bring tire inspection paper.

Troy-County Troy Charles C. Frehofer

Political Advertisement on Old People Disease Prevalence

A brief note describes an extremely contagious disease and calls for public comprehension of its impact on older adults. The tone mirrors a political ad focusing on health prevalence and public awareness.

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