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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1943

Page

14

No Relief Yet Butter Famine Continues

The nation faces persistent butter shortages with New York reports of deep civilian stock depletion across regions on long-haul distribution, despite War Food Administration cuts in September. Gordon Urner of Urner Barry notes government stockpiles and open market purchases influence supply, but civilian demand and production declines threaten several more months of tight butter, especially on the East and West Coasts.

New York Gordon Urner Overdue de the Urner-Barry Corp Daily Market Report War Food Administration Urner Hus Armed Services

Marriage Totals Decline In Troy Amid War Absences

City Clerk James M. McGrath reports ongoing decline in Troy marriage licenses as young men serve in wartime. August licenses reached 45, down from 59 in 1942 and 70 in 1941, with 1943 totaling 425 for eight months, about 87 fewer than 1942. Dog licenses totaled 1,020 in eight months, similar to last year. 17 milk licenses issued in August.

City of Troy James M. McGrath

Dr Humphreys Grand Relief for Agony Piles

An old advertisement touts Humphreys Ointment as a long trusted remedy for piles, promising relief from fiery itching and pain after early use. It offers a free rectal pipe for extra relief to distribute lubrication and reduce swelling, urging readers to buy a tube locally.

DR. Humphreys Humphreys

Gas Coupon Exchanges Extended by Rensselaer County Board

Motorists who did not exchange old B and C gasol ine coupons by the Tuesday deadline may still do so at the Rensselaer County Troy City Rationing Board in Hotel Troy. The board announced permission from the OPA to continue exchanges until further notice and will issue new coupons for those whose old books had not expired. Those with new sheet coupons need not exchange.

Rensselaer County-Troy City Troy OPA

Dewey Stays Murder Ring Executions

Albany Governor Thomas E Dewey called on President Roosevelt to surrender Lepke Buchalter to New York for execution for a Brooklyn murder. He delayed the date for Lepke Emmanuel Weiss and Louis Capone to Oct 21 from Sept 16 and said no clemency hearing until Buchalter is surrendered.

Albany Dewey Roosevelt Louia Lepke) Buchalter Murder, Inc New York Brooklyn Lepke Emmanuel Weiss Louis Capone Joseph Rosen Sing Sing Buchalter United States Buch State of New York

Miners Urged to Work Labor Day by UMW Leader

John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, urged miners to forego Labor Day in both government and privately operated pits. UAW District 5 chief John P. Busarello said he received a telegram stating Carl Newton, director of government controlled mines, may order all federal mines to stay open. The current six day work week pays time and a half for Saturday.

Pittsburg John L. Lewis United Mine Workers John P. Busarello UAW District 5 Lewis Carl Newton

Brave Harvard Guard Radcliffe Students Rally After Burglary

In Cambridge Massachusetts 700 Harvard College students formed a guard after two armed burglars looted Radcliffe College dormitories at 4 am. They paraded to the Radcliffe quad carrying banners and cheered Harvard as police dispersed the crowd and arrested two.

Cambridge Mass Harvard College Radcliffe College Radcliffe Harvard

Winter Forecast: Coal Dealers Pool Equipment and Labor

Washington CP Coal trucks suffer from senile decay and aging fleet prompting the Office of Defense Transportation to plan emergency pooled delivery across 142 motor transport districts. Eastman says residential coal use could rise 22 percent this winter, with labor shortages and scarce equipment. Local committees will catalog vehicles, manpower, yards, orders and inventories to organize district pools and delivery areas.

Washington Office of Defense Transportation Joseph D. Eastman ODT Eastman Eastmen

Pleasure driving ban ends but Troy owners show little zeal

Local service stations report tepid response to the end of the pleasure driving ban. Dealers note no extra gas allotments or coupons, and motorists expect only minor changes in driving patterns. The move is seen as a psychological comfort rather than a material gain for most residents.

Troy CPA OPA

Tax Payers Urged To File Estimates Before Sept. 15

Washington urged all income tax payers to determine if they must file a declaration of estimated tax by September 15. blanks and a short form were mailed to those who filed 1942 returns. about 15 million of 45 million taxpayers need to file. criteria include high incomes and nonwithheld sources. Farmers may file Sept 15 but face Dec 15 deadline. Dunes for membership: Perry R Bass joins Rocket Perch Club in Rockport Texas after accidental fall into Aransas Bay.

Washington Guy P. Helvering Internal Revenue Helvering

New Coal Delivery Rules From CPA Affect Dealers

Local coal dealers must follow CPA instructions for deliveries. When placing orders, customers must state anthracite use for the base year April 1 1942 to March 31 133, current fuel on hand, and desired amount. Written confirmation within seven days is required. after Sept. 20 deliveries wait for a signed statement. Dealers must keep files for one year.

CPA

Atlantic Charter and Congress Debate Amid Stability Talk

The author questions the current status of the Atlantic Charter as a mere ideal and urges Congress to formally bind it to national devotion. He notes uncertainties about the document’s origin, custody, and exact wording, while comparing it to the Magna Carta and U S Constitution.

Wuuu Congress Henry Wallace

Health Women in War Work Must Be Fit

Dr Thomas D Masters explains how women entering wartime industry face unique medical needs. Industrial physicians must address women’s health, routine exams, and evolving job conditions to keep workers productive and safe as production rapidly shifts and roles change.

Thomas D. Masters NEA Masters

Vanity and praise among authors told in a personal remnant

The speaker muses on authors of various kinds and their touchy vanity about their work. He notes how some sulk if not praised and reads as a reflection on pride in metaphors and “hot licks” while acknowledging the rare anger at withheld belief.

Latham WAC dispatch rider rides motorcycle from San Angelo field

Corporal Floyda Dupree of Latham is released for combat duty on a motorcycle dispatch mission at the San Angelo field in Texas. She trained at Daytona Beach after enlisting in December and is stationed with the WAC for seven months. Her brother Pfc Grant Dupree serves nearby at Amarillo.

Daytona Beach Latham Schools General Electric Co Schenectady Pfc Grant Dupree Air Corps Amarillo Tex

Serial gas coupons to curb black market in cities

The Office of Price Administration plans replacing gas line ration books with serial numbered tickets to stop the bootleg market in loose stamps. After year’s start, central issuance stations will handle ticket distribution to motorists with records kept of numbers issued and lost or stolen reports shared with nearby filling stations. Rural areas excluded from the plan.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Carter’s Little Liver Pills Ad Teaser From Health Quiz

An old advertisement extols Carter’s Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and relieve symptoms like headaches irritability low spirits and poor digestion. The copy urges readers to take the pills as directed, noting prices of 10 and 25 cents and claiming effectiveness.

Carter

Prunes and Raisins Rationed Again by OPA

The Office of Price Administration restored dried prunes and raisins to the ration list effective next Sunday with four points per pound. Dried dates and figs remain non rationed due to perishability. Full September point values to be released today.

Washington INS Office of Price Administration OPA

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