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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1944
Page
14
Boulder Colorado report cites Dr George F Reynolds Colorado University English head arguing education must train emotions to endure stress and value democracy. He cites imagination in fiction and drama helping men respond to danger while discouraging envy hatred malice and self pity.
Philip G. Reed details the Naval Air Transport Service, once a paper airline, now operating 60 000 miles of regular service from the Pacific to Africa and Australia. The system carries cargo, passengers, and mail with a new emphasis on speed and safety, expanding into training and expanding fleets as it supports war-to-peace transitions.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WOO KOO and Albany Schenectady, detailing morning wakes, news, music, dramas, church services, and talk shows. Includes personalities like Gil Martyn, Harry Breuer, Henry J Ta i, Luz, and Morgan Beatty with multiple time slots, games, and musical offerings.
The speaker notes the persistent drive of Army air crews and veterans as they move cargo and mail around the clock to reopen the road back to Tokyo. He contrasts high speed efforts with the combat experience, praising determination and youth fighting for their country.
Valley Falls hosts a card party with Miss Anna Walsh and A. J. Ryan as prize winners. John Geran of New York and Miss Theresa Gannon of Greenwich visited Mr and Mrs John Ryan. Local Red Cross War Fund contributions reach 1094 dollars with listed volunteers. Hoosick Valley basketball squads dine in Albany as the Washington County League trophy for sportsmanship is awarded to Hoosick Valley for the second time in five years. Short speeches follow and the group attends a movie afterward.
John Snyder of New York State for the United Commercial Travelers will visit Glens Falls Council No. 417 with staff and members from Schenectady and Albany. A 7 p.m. dinner will be served for members and wives. Women will pay ecards. Snyder will discuss the new 55 Club marking the 55th anniversary of the Travelers and a goal of 55 members per council by May 30.
Grafton Charles O Neil age 16 caught a 43 inch trout Saturday. Mrs Everett Lamphere was taken to the Troy Hospital Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Jordon have returned to West Grafton after wintering in Troy. Mr and Mrs Walter Hollis and family move back after winter in Troy. Sharon Gapp will spend two weeks in Troy with grandparents J Foley. Special Easter music at Baptist Church Sunday at 11 am. Dickenson Fire Tower opens for the season with Mrs Helen Ellett stationed in observatory.
The Noble Callahan Auxiliary of American Legion Post 237 postpones its session from this evening to Wednesday evening April 12 due to Holy Week. The meeting location remains at the post hall.
The American Federation of Labor urged a War Labor Board panel to modify the Little Steel Formula, arguing living costs have risen far beyond the 15 percent allowance and claiming the formula depresses wages. Meany pressed for a realignment to recover prewar living standards within the wage stabilization program.
The text argues unions seek severance pay sick leave and group insurance while companies offer costly substitutes funded by government charges. It suggests a straightforward solution: an honest above board pay raise to match the higher cost of living.
Mexico City reports the Ministry of Communications will construct a modern port at Acapulco this year to manage growing tourist traffic. The project aims to boost the city's role as an international vacation hub and improve port facilities.
German authorities order removal of all maps showing the Russian front from public display in Germany and occupied territories as Soviet forces advance into Romania. The Associated Press reported the ban and the prohibition on printing such maps.
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