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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1943

Page

14

Global Thanksgiving Overseas Turkey Shipments Ended

Civilians face smaller turkey supplies for Thanksgiving while the armed forces receive a large, globally distributed quota totaling 13.2 million pounds overseas and 22.5 million pounds for island installations and U.S. troops. Col. Henry R McKenzie notes the “tremendous” effort behind marketing, processing, and shipping. FDA cautions early turkeys were used for service members, predicting civilian supply will be tight despite near-record totals. FDA expects improvement by Christmas but distribution to deficit areas will persist. The master menu for the armed forces includes Roast Turkey with giblet gravy, sage dressing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, buttered peas, creamed corn, tomato salad, pickles, hot rolls, pumpkin, apples, grapes, nuts, coffee.

Chicago Henry R McKenzie Army Quartermaster Market Enter System Quartermaster Depot Col. McKenzie Col McKenzie South Pacific Iceland Food Distribution Administration Armed Forces East War Food Administration

Priorities Expert to Visit Commerce Rooms

Winshurst the priorities expert will be at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Fourth Street from 9 am to 5 pm today. He will hold twenty minute conferences all day to assist Projans with priority problems. Several advance appointments have been made by business men, but twenty minute slots remain available.

Els. Winshurst Chamber of Commerce Fourth Street Projans Winshhurst

Tyeen This Money- Kk Relief Ad for Tysmol Pain

Advertises Tysmol cream to relieve arthritis rheumatism sciatica and muscle pains. Claims rapid relief after first application and refund if not satisfied. Promotes narcotic free formula sold by Terding druggists with Donnelly Hanna and F W Curtis as advertisers.

Donnelly & Hanna F. W. Curtis Ady

Bootlegging May Revive in Chicago Underworld History

United Press reports revived bootlegging fears as old Capone era operatives reemerge amid wartime liquor shortages. Federal agents note small stills produce 150 250 gallons daily, sold at 35 to 60 per five gallon container. Hijacking and mixing with legitimate liquor raise profits. officials warn mobs may return if profits rise. Capone and other major figures are largely out of reach, but Moran and Guzik remain at large.

Robert T. Lotghran United Press Chicago al Capone Capone Federal Alcohol Tax Unit E. C. Yellowley Chicago Alcohol Tax Unit Capote Yellowley Thoms Bailey Danny Stanton Frank Nitti Nick Cirella New York George “Bugs” Moran Jack Guzik Batey

Health Diet Will Rebuild Blood

An article urges blood donors to increase civilian involvement to save lives in civil and military contexts. It explains blood volume, the time to rebuild red cells, and that most can donate four times a year. Key nutrients iron protein copper are detailed with food sources. Fainting risks are described as rare and usually non serious.

DE. Thomas PD Masters NEA

Victory Coal Saver Complaint Issued

The Federal Trade Commission in Washington charged Eugene Clement D Art of Albany with falsely advertising Victory Coal Saver as reducing coal consumption. The prep is salt and will not save coal or remove soot. D Art has twenty days to reply to the charges.

Federal Trade Commission Washington Eugene Clement D’art North Pearl Street Albany Victory FTC Dyart

New War Words Alarm Lexicographers Across Ocean

Oxford scholars report a dictionary shock from American influence in World War II era terms. They note words like Mae West and Jeep entering common use, while Blitzkrieg may join as a historian’s must. Pronunciation shifts and the drive for a common denominator emerge as American English reshapes the language.

Leo Disher Oxford England Oxfords Claredon Press Churchill

Public Asked to Seal Cards for Overseas

Postmaster Frank M. Collins announced that Christmas greetings to soldiers overseas must be enclosed in sealed envelopes and sent prepaid first class. The rush deadline is imminent to ensure delivery to even the most remote APOs by December 25.

Frank M. Collins

Germans found wilderness after 1748 settlement in Waldoboro

In Waldoboro Maine, settlers described as Germans arrived in 1748 seeking a prosperous city. Instead the town proved a wilderness, with the venture failing to yield urban growth according to the dispatch. The claim references a Goebbels alike figure linked to Germany in that era.

Waldoboro Germany

Former Mayors of Upstate Cities Dead

Johnstown and Canajoharie report funeral services for former mayors. Harry A. Jenner, 45, served Johnstown from 1929 to 1938 and died after a brief illness. funeral today at St. John's Episcopal Church. Earle R. Pickett, 47, of Canajoharie and Army ration development leader, died in Washington DC. services today at Canajoharie Reformed Church.

Upstate Johnstown CP Harry A. Jenner Johnstown St. John's Episcopal Church Jenner The Northray Grove Co Canajoharie Earle R. Pickett Washington, D. C Canajoharie Reformed Church

Political Stage Continues Into November 1944

The piece discusses party harmony for the 1944 campaign, noting Roosevelt as the Democratic vote-getter and the fading anti-fourth term sentiment after 1940. It mentions Wendell Willkie’s isolationist base, Senator Johnson of Colorado as a possibility, and the unsettled GOP convention. It also hints that General Marshall would prefer to remain in uniform.

Roosevelt Wendell Willkie Johnson Colorado Marshall

Flamingoes to Regain Pink Color at St Louis Zoo

St Louis Zoo director George Vierheller plans a special diet to restore the flamingoes’ pink plumage by spring after a moult, using chopped green peppers cod liver oil shrimp carrots dried Mexican flies dog biscuit rice and brewer’s yeast. He cites Bronx Zoo successes and notes dietary changes for other bright birds show varying effects.

Emilie Basel United Press St. Louis St. Louis Zoo George P. Vierheller Zoo Cuba Vierheller Vierheer Bronx Zoo New York Lee &. Crandall

Two Boys Fish and Catch One Rabbit in Allentown

Donald Hol land and Richard Wieand both 11 went fishing Sunday and pulled a rabbit from the stream after their hook lodged in brush. They battled the task inch by inch until the rabbit was freed with the hook in its tail. The item notes two boys and a rabbit from Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Allentown Donald Holland Richard Wieand

Donor Discovered Money-Giving Mr X Revealed In Toronto

A mysterious donor named Mr X, identified as Merricksville contractor Harry F. MacLean, distributes cash and checks across Canada. Reports say he travels to Toronto and Halifax giving gifts including a $1,000 check to a hotel switchboard girl and cash to hospital patients, cab drivers, bellhops, soldiers, and sailors.

Mr. X Toronto Canada Harry F. MacLean Merricksville, Ont MacLean Halifax Christie Street Military Hospital Roy Whelan near_by Timberlake

England praised for strong food program by US expert

Dr. L A Maynard of Cornell praises the United Kingdom for excellent food programs from producer to consumer. He notes priority milk for children and expectant mothers, extra meals for factory workers via industrial canteens, and very low cost meals to boost nutrition and physical efficiency. He helped study the two nations' food resources under a joint U S United Kingdom committee.

Ithaca United Kingdom Ihs L. A. Maynard U. S Maynard

False Teeth Fix with FASTEETH Powder Ad

More comfort for dentures with FASTEETH alkaline powder that keeps plates firmly in place. Springle two on the plates to aid eating and talking without gummy taste or sensation. Reduces plate odor and denture breath. Available at drug stores.

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