Auto Dealers Clash with OPA Chief Bowles Wins Out
In Washington a chaotic scene erupted as auto dealers pressured OPA head Bowles. Dealers, claimants, and critics filled a room with mumbled protests and threats to hike prices. Bowles stood firm, arguing dealers overstated fear to undermine government control. The episode ended with Bowles leaving, unscathed, as reporters noted the dealers failed to intimidate him.
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Frederick C. Otmman
Waelngton UK
Chester Bowne
Eara
Howes Enous
Thore
Bowles
Backache Relief False Claim Cited for Kidney Pills
A damaged ad-style passage promotes Dean's Pills as a kidney and backache remedy. It cites tired kidneys causing pain, swelling, and urinary issues and urges readers to ask a druggist for Dean's Pill, claiming long use and widespread success.
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Grandma
Vemester
Nature
Sidney
Dean
Ryan
Moam
Bowles to Announce Ford and Studebaker Prices Tomorrow
An on the record note says Bowles will reveal retail prices for Ford and Studebaker cars tomorrow. He claims only these makers have published their full cost figures. Prices should rise modestly from 1842 models, depending on dealer profit cuts and upcoming factory sheets.
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Bowles
Fords
Studebaker
Fowles
OPA
Executive Board Meeting Plans November Program at Powers School
The Powers School Parent Teachers Association executive board met Wednesday afternoon to plan the November meeting set for Monday at 8 pm The speaker will be Miss Marlene Landers assistant director of nurses at Samaritan Hospital She will discuss The Development of Today s Child Miss Jean Tanquary to perform viola pieces Hostesses will be kindergarten and first grade mothers
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Powers School
Mechanicville Observes NY Teachers Centennial Events
A double observance marks the 100th anniversary of the New York State Teachers Association in Mechanicville with a Rotary Club luncheon at Memorial Baptist Church and a dinner at the Masonic Temple. Superintendent Melvin C. Livingston notes the association’s century of service while speeches highlight education’s progress, and local teachers, boards, and guests participate in a broader centennial program.
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New York State Teachers’ Association
Mechanicvile Rotary Club
Memorial Baptist Church
Masonic Temple
Melvin C. Livingston
F. Wayland Bailey
Bailey
Dorothy B. Seaman
Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Margareta V. Hinchey
Patricia Golden
Clinton Monty
Robert McCarmite
Mary Hasgan
Gertrude Nanna
Margaret Kennedy
Howard Smith
Li. Bailay
Donald J. Pingrey
Maude Ensign
Marlon P. Maby
Mary WN. Martin
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Puzzling Entries
A garbled crossword style list features entries and partial clues such as 1-Turn white Suen true and 42-Literary gcrape with mixed letter errors. It reads like a collage of misread grid hints including animal, weapon, and public term references, signaling a damaged puzzle page fragment with multiple broken words and stray symbols.
Deer Hunting Season Opens Across Large New York Area
Deer hunting season begins in Runsselier County and surrounding regions with an open season from November 24 to November 20. Weather brought wet leaves and quiet woods, aiding hunters as crowds enter the woods in the Catelill Area and nearby counties including Dutchess, Putnam, Schoharie, Ulster, and Rockland. Shotguns and longbows allowed in multiple counties, with Sundays restricted in some zones.
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Maine
Renapolice
Adirondacks
Runsselier County
Catelill
Catnnbis
Delaware
Dritchess Greens
Orange
Otsego
Rockland
Sehoharie
Sullivan
Ulster and Herkimer
New York Central Railroad
Albany
New York Power & Taught
Otsego and adjacent counties see deer bag totals posted
Conservation Commissioner Perry B. Duryea announced open season remains in the Adirondack area through next Wednesday with 898 deer bagged to date. Hamilton County leads with 82, Franklin and Herkimer counties tied at 67, St. Lawrence fourth with 63, and Essex fifth with 63 amid rifle and plate action across Otsego and southern Albany counties.
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Adirondack
Hamilton County
Frankiin
Herkimgr
St. Lawrence
Essex
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Schenectady
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Yushak
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