Man Arrested on Statutory Charge in Troy Court
Willa Geifity, 81, of 2888 eieth Avenue, was arraigned on a statutory charge before Judge Pheaias J. O'Connor in Troy Police Court yesterday morning. He waived extradition to await grand jury action. The complaint cites a violation of section 706 of the Pensl Law over an alleged offense involving a minor. He was committed to jail.
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Willa Geifity
Eieth Avenue
Pheaias J. O'Connor
Troy
Pensl
Une
Chesley J. Lvl
Dba
Hunvine Svelely
Ln Chillare
Mushrooms With Sauce and Buttered Onion Mix
Fragmented recipe steps describe cleaning slicing and sautéing mushrooms with butter or margarine and onion. Add chopped parsley pepper and water with a bouillon cube. Simmer until smooth, then finish with extra butter and serve.
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Sa Tengpoon
VA Allows Terminal Leave Bonds to Pay Insurance
The Veterans Administration has formally approved using terminal leave bonds to pay premiums on national life insurance policies and to cover differences in reserves when converting plans. Bonds may also be used for policies issued before July 31, 1948, with the veteran credited for principal plus interest to month end, and any remaining balance applied to future premiums unless the veteran opts for cash on maturity or death before maturity.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Federal Register
Farm products power auto making in surprising share
The Automobile Manufacturers Association reveals farm inputs reach deep into auto production. Leather, Mohair, cotton linters and wool dominate, with soybeans, corn, sugar cane and flaxseed supplying oils, plastics, solvents, paints, turpentine and finishes. Farmers also supply beef fat, hog hair, cotton bales and hides to fleets of plants.
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Detroit
INS
Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
India
United States
Une
Potato Production Sets New U S Record in 1948
A condensed review notes heavy supply of cabbage onions potatoes and squash while beets and apples are plentiful. It cites a U S Department of Agriculture crop report forecasting 1948 potato production around 71 million bushels, surpassing 1943 record by 1.3 percent, with yields up 22 bushels per acre. It also reports promotion news from the Army of Italy, Sergeant John Mily of Troy BC, as of 1945 service.
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Europe
Qet
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Potato quality and storage advice from an old guide
The text discusses potato varieties and their best uses, noting Green Mountains for dulling and Chinpaiva Koatuhdin for baking and holding shape. It covers storage tips including ideal temperatures between 40 and 60 degrees, avoiding frost damage, and handling to prevent sprouting or rotting, with scattered references to related vegetables and market context.
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