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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1944

Page

20

Nazis Victims Of Parisian Black Market

Paris reports that the German occupation introduced the marche noir in Paris, harming victims as workers and waiters describe widespread purchases in the black market. Alec Grecian, a waiter, notes factory workers earning about 175 francs daily and that Germans also increasingly rely on illicit trades.

Hal Boyee Paris Frankecstein Aleq Jean Grecian France Alec Cut- Iack

Paris lessons from Germans learning to drink wine

A wartime interview in Johnstown describes German soldiers adapting to Paris life after capture. The men shifted from beer to wine, learned to navigate black market prices for basic goods, and faced steep costs for clothes, cigarettes, and shoes. The piece notes the severity of rationing and the appeal of small luxuries amid occupation. It also mentions a late Christmas for Sgt Robert Stephens serving in the Southwest Pacific.

Fresch Hye Paris Germany Paria Jand Se Biarry Pennany Vichy Restrigvion Alege Alec Atec Belgium Johnstown INS Robert Stephens Southwest Pacific Cheries Stephens

Stillwater Public Notice and Obituaries

The assessment for Stillwater 194 cents completed with a certified copy filed with the town clerk and open for public inspection for 15 days. Obituaries note funeral services for Roland Becker on Lake Street with interment at Stillwater Union Cemetery, and Ernest F. Pratt dying at his daughter’s home in Stillwater with funeral at Perry’s Parlcal Home and burial at Greenwich. Survivors listed include Lewis G. Pratt and two daughters.

Stillwater Roland Becker Lake Street Lymana. Talmadge Schoonmaker Memorial Presbyterian ‘Church Stillwater Union Cemetery Abbert Barbolt Percy Aldrich James Brooking Archie Smodell Joseph Nolan Oscar Barnett Ernest F. Pratt Edward Bryan Stidwater Perry Pascral Greenwich Lewis G. Pratt Peterboro N. H Edward Hoan Robert Earle Wilmington Mass

Local Visitors Return Home After Calls in Glens Falls

Miss Alvina Blye of Cossaguna was a recent business caller in Glens Falls. Mrs. Gertrude Alexandar and her daughter have returned to North Adams Massachusetts after visiting friends here.

Alvina Blye Glens Falls Gertrude Alexandar North Adams Mass

Briton Guard at Embassy in Paris Fights Goering

Leonard Mosley recounts the 1940 incident when Chrystie, a British guard at the Paris embassy, refused Goering entry. The German leader threatened violence, but Chrystie stood firm. Goering later arrested Chrystie, who was jailed briefly before release.

Paris Goering Leonard Mosley Jupi Chrystie Envidion Hermann Goering Iml Pierce Gorry Caryslle Nive George VI Herr Hiner Saint Denis Andnessy Baron Maurice Rochachil Jast Jane Eee Peter Day

Naval Reserve Ensign Winters Receives Flight Training Badge

Naval Reserve Ensign Stanley Winters, 21, son of Charles Winters, completed flight training at Pensacola and is designated a Naval aviator. He will report to an air training center before assignment to a combat zone.

Naval Reserve Stanley Winters Charles AW. Winters Na Reserve Naval Air Training Center Pensacola Fla Annapolis Ensign Winters Navy

Fragmentary note hints at shipping squid packaging details

The readable text references cooling or wrapping in packets and a 62 lb limit, with mentions of a services person and a gift. It is a partial, unclear fragment with inconsistent phrases and no coherent event or人物.

Lge P.O

Comfort for Tired Feet from MU-COL Foot Bath

A hospital nurse advertises MU-COL foot bath powder as a long trusted remedy for aching feet after long shifts. The copy claims the powder dissolves quickly in water and remains stable in powder form, providing soothing cooling relief at low cost.

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