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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1943
Page
11
London dispatch portrays Russian Cossacks driving German retreat across treacherous terrain. Analysis notes their methods, terrain mastery, and historical lineage, highlighting their impact on the Mehtopal retreat and Berlin’s wartime posture.
A federal grand jury in Syracuse indicted Edward F Walsh John Dimmick and John Roman all of Troy on charges of carrying on a retail liquor business without paying the required special tax.
The Stillwater Town Board adopted a budget allocating 10 536 for general town government and 21 30456 for the highway fund to be raised by taxation. Supervisor Frank Moore led the Wednesday Fire House meeting with the full board present. October welfare cost totaled 58 22 and water rents from District 1 1483 District 2 45045 outside 1883 for a 46409 total. The Hover Roll was accepted for permanent maintenance in the Village Park. Bills were audited and paid. Church groups and civic events filled the week with meetings, social evenings, and honorings including a district deputy reception at the Second Baptist Church and remarks by local leaders.
Denver faced a federal lawsuit to enforc e a two cent per quart tax on fluid milk claimed as a subsidy for milk producers who threatened to cut supplies. The Office of Price Administration filed the injunction request Wednesday naming dairymen and city officials as defendants. Judge J Foster Symes has not ruled on the temporary restraining order yet.
Mayor LaGuardia urged New Yorkers to ignore the Office of Price Administration for several days. He said the OPA would be reorganized and expected to bring clarity. He favored Daniel P. Woolley for the New York regional OPA vacancy after Sylvan L. Joseph’s resignation.
George H. McDonough of Watervliet faces trial in US District Court in Rutland for allegedly aiding John E Holmes in misapplying bank funds from Poultney National Bank. Holmes testified that 1300 checks were involved and a $24,000 cash shortage was found during federal exam. Other witnesses described bank records, a Hebron quarry owned by McDonough, and a life insurance policy assigned to the institution.
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