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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1944
Page
4
The government of Hire declines to join other neutral powers in refusing sanctuary to Axis war criminals. The issue prompts debate in the Commons about refugee policy and the risk of harboring war criminals.
The Office of Price Administration announced price increases for beef and veal, with lams and mutton facing a two cent per pound rise. Tongues and certain cured meats will see a one to three cent per pound uptick at retail starting Nov 20. The schedule notes decreases for tongues accompany the overall adjustments.
Reports say French authorities seek arrest of a claimant to the throne after a crossing incident near Perpignan. The case hinges on laws against pretenders entering France and involves government departments and foreign travel. An arrest warrant was issued by the ministry as the claimant fled toward Spain via Algiers.
A disrupted report notes servicemen forming an air transport group including Vern France and other officers. They aim to buy equipment from surplus stock and plan water landings in 29 degrees Fahrenheit routes cover 250 miles. The text references New York and New England cities and mentions an assassination linked incident.
The New York Metropolitan Marketing Area reports a record price of $122 per hundredweight for dairy farmers in October, the second straight month of highs. War Food Administration feed payments raise the total, with distribution to about 53 855 dairy farmers across New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Vermont.
Scotland Yard investigators pursued leads in the death of Evans, a London Wasp worker, found dead hours after attending a dance at an American Army camp. Police seek clues to whether the incident connects to broader security concerns in wartime London.
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