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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1945
Page
4
Washington notes a potential end to shoe rationing by October 1 as the Production Board weighs options. Officials discuss shifts in controls and possible easing of restrictions after consultations between SPE Chairmen and government agencies.
The government plans to sell or lease major war pipelines soon. Officials say the move aims to deter aggression and support wartime operations. Details on which pipelines are affected and dates were unclear in the readable text.
The report claims all major Pacific passenger ships were sunk or repurposed during the war with only the Hikawa Maru surviving as a hospital ship. Other vessels such as the Suma Maru Kamakura Maru and Nitta Maru are cited as sunk or converted to aircraft carriers.
Miss Ruth Reid of Center Cambridge is buried? no. Mr and Mrs Hebert Babcock hosted a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs David Ryan and others.
Hoosick Falls opens a fall session of the Week Day School of Religious Education on Wednesday at 2 15 pm with Catholic and Protestant groups meeting in St Marys Academy and various churches. Classes cover Protestant groups with locations listed. parents urged to enroll children for instruction. Brevities note practice teaching at State College for Teachers, Rutland Hospital cadet program, and Friday lodge socials resuming. A St Mark's Service flag honoring parish members who served in World War I was presented by Mrs Sherman Hoffman.
Tourists flock to Yellowstone Park in Wyoming as officials seek to manage a surge in visitors. Labor shortages and fuel restrictions from wartime affect operations, limiting transportation and lodging. Officials warn that open access may shrink until postwar gasoline supplies stabilize.
A fragmented wartime update mentions motorists and park policies. Superintendent Edmund warns that without reservations visitors risk difficulty securing a place to sleep. Messages and directives flow from New Orleans Up-Western Union to expeditionary forces, totaling over fifteen thousand since June.
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