Krug Announces Liquor Holiday Amid War Production Limits
WPB Chairman J A Krug said station grain beverage distillers may not manufacture liquor in January while allowing production for war needs. The prior August liquor holiday reduced alcohol output for synthetic rubber and aviation fuel, with February expected to resume industrial production as capacities rise.
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Ministers to Meet in Troy and Vicinity Assembly
The Methodist Ministers Association of Troy and Vicinity plans a gathering at 2 am Monday on Trey Z. MGA Rev. Black Jay Reid of Trinity Church will preside, with Rev. Waterford Methodist presiding as well.
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Methodist Ministers’ Association of Troy and Vicinity
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Black Jay Reid
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Waterford Methowet
Dunnigan Ends Long- State Career
Democratic leader John J. Dunnigan, longtime head of the New York State Senate minority, loses his 1940s era grip after a 30-year run. His clash with Republicans and memorable spectacles on Monday nights hallmarked a tenure marked by reform, betting legislation, and party power shifts.
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Sénate
Theatay
Senate
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Bernard Downing
Tishman
Dunnigan
Capitol
George R. Fearon
Syracuse
Densigan
Fearon
Pearon
New York
Benjamin F. Feinberg
Feinberg
Elmer &. Quinn
Quinn
James J. Walker
Georges V.olcany
Tammany
Johnny Dunnigan
Rolland B. Marvin
Richard P. Byrne
Marvin
Local Notables and Military News From Hitehall
Mrs Thomas O Riely is ill at home on Division Street. Mrs Myrtle Lafayette Holcomb has received the Purple Heart awarded to her husband, Sergt Clyde E Boscomb, wounded in France. First Lieut C Gordon Chaphe arrives in France. he is a chaplain. Pfc James W Blanchard wounded in action October 2, overseas since March. Louise Waite, English teacher at the High School, chosen director of the Empire State School Press Association at Syracuse.
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Division Stree
C. Gordon Chaphe
France
Charles Aubin
Benjamin Street
War Department
Pfc
James W. Blanchard
Mids Louise Waite
Skeenic News
Empire State School Press Association
Syracuse
Miss. Waite
Easpa
Eagle Mills Lieut William H Cole Killed in Action
Lieut William H Cole known as Elmer from Eagle Mills was killed in action on June 4 in lisiy. He served eight years in the army and fought in Africa Sicily and Italy. He held the Silver Star awarded by Gen Mark Clark in March and Purple Heart posthumously. He served 14 months overseas and attended Garfield School Eagle Mills. He was affiliated with the Eagle Mills Methodist Church School and was stationed at Camp Edwards Massachusetts before deployment.
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Wiliam H. Cole
Eagle Mills
Lisiy
Cecelia Raabe
Pitsfield
Mass
Cole
Eagle A Mily
Elmer
Mark Clark
Garfield School
Methodist Church School of
Camp Edwards
Three Way Meeting Not Yet Arranged By Leaders
President Roosevelt said yesterday that he Churchill and Stalin want to hold another summit when possible but no time or place has been set. He noted no details and would not reveal them once they are arranged. Governor Dewey conceded defeat, sent best wishes to the President, and spoke after his radio address following the election.
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Local Round Lake Social Report Highlights Moves and Parties
Mrs Jessa W Pitts reports Mrs William H Carr has returned from Ellis Hospital after a brief stay. A committee of arrangements for a caty party at Grange Hell Maile ville was formed by Mr and Mrs Emmett Smith Mr and Mrs Henry Van Veghten Mr and Mrs G Fred Bond. The Wednesday contract club met with Ms Wilson M Jorhant. A surprise party for Mrs Harry W Kelsey included an electric table lamp farewell gift. Mr and Mrs Kelsey and daughter Virginia plan to move to Albany soon.
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Round Lake
Jessa W._ Pitts
William H.carr
Ellis Hospital
Walter L. Watson
Emmett Smith
Henry van Veghten
G. Fred Bond
Grange Hell
Maileville
Wilson M. Jorhant
Harry W. Kelsey
Johnsonville Dr Roald Shoemaker Returns After Week in Hospital
Johnsonville Roald Shoemaker has returned to room at Samaritan Hospital after a week under observation. Grace Methodist Church Intermediate Youth Fellowship, led by Rev Bristol Chatterton, collected fruits and vegetables for the Hudson Home at Port Banard. A card party is planned at Grange Hall Tuesday evening November 21 by St Monica's Church members for Christmas fund aid, with Iran cabinet resignation mentioned and prizes to be awarded amid a high number of games.
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Samaritan Hospital
Grace Methodists Church
Bristol Chatterton
Hudson
Port, Banard
Grange Hall
St. Monica's Church
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Terhan
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Crossword Puzzle Fragment From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered terms like Cross word Puzzle, wind, training, training, Rosas, TeeToma, Orthos, and a note “Moved to Dae 430i actor oft 1SiT al” suggesting a garbled puzzle or crossword clue set and unrelated garbled phrases from a historical newspaper page segment.
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Landlords Must Show Hardship To Increase Rent
OPA area rent director Robert W. Christig states landlords must prove substantial hardship before rent increases are granted. He notes hardship must be shown over about three years, with large drops in net income, or increases in property taxes or operating costs, before adjustments are considered. The agency will compare current net income and operating costs with prior figures.
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Robert W. Christig
OPA
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