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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1943
Page
4
Governor Dewey sought approval from Gen George C Marsnall to use about 2200 Italian war prisoners for farming and cannery work. The move aimed to boost harvests, but policy and surrender context raised questions about legality and wartime control. The Italian surrender prompted officials to explain existing laws and restrict prisoner labor.
Dewey urged widespread farm recruitment volunteers to harvest and process 2000900 tons of fruit in New York as Western New York farms and canneries seek 1000 additional workers in four days. Pine Camp could host labor if allowed, with housing available. Counties across the Hudson Valley and central New York face serious shortages as war industries pull workers.
The OPA sets new pricing methods for automotive parts to align with industry needs and pegged ceiling prices at the top level of manufacturer suggested retail prices as of March 31, 1842. The regulations cover wholesale and retail sales of new rebuilt and used parts including engines bodies and accessories. rebuilt parts are reconditioned and guaranteed to be equivalent to new.
Extract notes offering prices on March 31 1942 must be retained for OPA inspection and receipts showing description and price of the parts must be kept.
The Office of Price Administration warns auto dealers that evasive practices such as conditional sales cannot be used. The guidance aims to prevent hidden terms and ensure fair pricing.
Genungs Sunday school class gathered Tuesday evening at 4 Lansingburg Avenue with Mrs Leon Lonsdale presiding Refreshments served by Mrs Harold Peter Sen Mrs Robert Jones Miss Martha Fancher and Miss Lansnai. The October meeting will be at Mrs Hugo Riordan home with Mrs Hang Krell Mrs Edgar Fisher and Miss Elizabeth Shires assisting.
Miss Grace Tollison returns from Bennington where she spent the summer. Mrs Emily Hartington and daughter Beverly of Syracuse visited Eugene Hardington Mio and Mrs Paul Vue and daughters Les Ann and Rose Marie of Bethel Connecticut over the weekend. Mr and Mrs E Aken hosted the gathering with family members noted.
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