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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1945
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text shows disputes over OPA actions affecting cheese industry. Mentions delays, national laws, and references to Saar and government policies. Legal and economic implications implied.
Wisconsin cheesemakers accuse the OPA of unfair pricing that favors large processors over small producers. They claim production shifts have reduced cheddar and Muenster output and raised consumer prices, urging immediate corrective action after meetings, letters, and petitions yielded no results.
Dist Jarie Whey said yesterday the grand jury will hand up its final report to Justice William H. Murray in the Hennselaer County Supreme Court tomorrow morning unless unforeseen matters arise.
Rail road MC Mond ushers open house for Railroad Y with remarks by A Richardson vice chairman. Del Turner returns from two and a half years in the Army to the maintenance staff. A World War II era film airs, and dignitaries including R Wall and Paul C Clagett address attendees. Refreshments follow as M S Pieper and others express regrets over absences.
Jay T. Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Bailey of 82 Eleventh Street, ends a long Army career after more than five and a half years in World War II. Wounded at Clark Field, he escaped capture by the Japanese, served as tail gunner in New Guinea, and returned to the Philippines with General MacArthur. He married Marie Heiland of Chicago during furlough. Bailey earned the Air Medal, Purple Heart, five unit citations, and seven battle stars.
Mrs Wadsworth presides as Ladies Auxiliary president. The event marks the start of the annual membership drive led by the committee of management with an executive group: Fred A Richardson chairman Arthur Bloch Arthur G Cooney John MacCochrar William att shaner Reid Simpson Joan G Smyth Jr and Leland Wadsworth. Workers split into two visions Blue led by Thomas Neason and Reeds led by Walter Bisckhall.
Chester Bowles told the Senate Banking Committee that hot money and inflation pressures require extended price controls. He warned that rising cash flow and scarce supplies will fuel costs and called for housing ceilings to address an anticipated build boom, noting millions expect new homes despite tight materials.
Prompt and vigorous actions are urged as scarce materials drive prices up. The article notes nationwide real estate prices rising over 50 percent, with even higher speculative effects, leaving individuals unable to build or expand due to material shortages.
One poliomyelitis case is reported in the Town of Sand Lake. Health officer Dr. Frank declares the case under investigation and urges vigilance and vaccination for residents.
Davenport of Averill Park reports a polio case linked to Averill Park Central School. The Bey, a student, is said to be suffering and parents were informed. the school remains open with no closure planned.
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