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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1946
Page
5
The Interstate Commerce Subcommittee urged President Truman to remove price controls on newsprint immediately. In a letter to Truman the committee stated decontrol is necessary to prevent supply difficulties and to enable timely expansion of production.
A committee argues United States newsprint reliance on Canada is unsafe and could trigger higher living costs. It warns Canadian producers may divert capacity to other products or new ventures, threatening long term availability and price stability. Prompt action is urged to secure continued U S access to newsprint.
Fragmentary crossword clues range across many garbled terms. Names like Brown and Pius appear amidst a jumble of mistyped entries. the piece reads as a damaged puzzle page with scattered hints and inconsistent numbering.
The Hoosick Falls report covers the annual Masons Night at the Masonic Temple led by Van Rensselace Chapter with Mrs. Wima Caney presiding and a Blind Date program won by Mr Fisk and Mrs Josephine Beaumont among others. It also notes upcoming Past Matron and Charter Members Night, a Grand Chapter meeting in New York, and a Knights of Columbus social. Separate items announce a New York Guard maneuver at Saratoga Battlefield with Company C, and multiple community meetings and health activities at the Main Street School. An obituary for Mrs Irene Cochrane McLean of Hoosick Falls describes her as widow of Edward K. McLean with a son Edward C. McLean and five grandsons. funeral held in Manchester and burial there.
A Paris police report links a surge in crimes to the peace parley with August showing eighty serious offenses, while December 1845 saw higher turmoil. Police note 16 000 officers on provisional duties, including traffic and security duties around Luxembourg Palace and allied venues.
Rent director Francia Riley clarifies recent amendments to eviction rules affecting eleven counties and a four month waiting period for veterans and non veterans in the metropolitan area. Inspectors with armed teams will enforce provisions, while officials note few violent incidents and emphasize reporting to police.
Advise prepaying upcoming dues such as rent and insurance by saving small portions each payday. Also recommend depositing extra into savings to build an emergency fund before it is needed.
A landlord with a writ reports he has not yet commenced action and will surrender the certificate to the rent office. The director granted a certificate for specific purposes and warned that misuse could violate regulations and incur penalties. A copy of the notice issued to the tenant remains in the rent office for inspection.
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