Student Group To Hold Event At Y M C A
Sin aeet Work Committee plans annual meeting at Troy Y M C A in the Navy Room tomorrow at 4 30 pm The Rev Gould Wickey DD of the Council of Church Boards of Education will speak Prof H Osuley Sharp will preside Officers to be elected and reports by Raymond Hannon Frank War and Rev Reynour A Senith Dr Tray Palmer Baker and Capt Mars C Bowman will give remarks Wickey is a graduate of Gestrsburg College Lutheran Theological Seminary and Harvard with AM and PhD degrees and traveled on a Harvard fellowship to Oxford University.
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Sin Aeet
Repsselaer Peigrechale
Navy Room
Troy TV
MG A
Weil
Gould Wickey
Council of Church Boards of Education of Washington
Nec
H. Osuley Sharp
Navy
Gould
Gestrsburg College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Harvard University
Harvard
Osford, University
Columbia
George
Lutheran Church Leaders Rise in Education Roles
The clergyman served at town Lutheran Church in Washington DC and St Mark's Lutheran in Fargo MN. He became professor of philosophy at Concordia College and president of Carthage College. He led as executive secretary of the Board of Education of the United Lutheran Church in America and contributed to religious and educational journals. He was a noted speaker at church and educational conferences.
Townsend Clubs Hear Lecture by California Man
John M. Weis of Los Angeles addressed a large Diamond Rock Hall audience under Townsend Clubs. He urged postwar purchasing power and care for the aged and disabled, endorsing caring for needy abroad but stressing local duty. Weis noted Townsend-Heavy Plan progress with business support. Maude B. Conant spoke for Women of the organization.
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John M. Weis
Los Angeles
Diamond Rock Hall
Townsend Clubs
Maude B. Conant
Paul Chase
West
Conant
Clermont
Troy
Richard
Edward McAvoy
Schaghticoke Exceeds Quota by 188 in Drive
The Schaghticoke Red Cross exceeded its quota by 188 dollars in a drive led by Mrs. T. Morgan Beecroft with Mrs. W. Wallace Foster and Mrs. E. David Button heading solicitors. Village and Plessantdale totals reached 1411 dollars with a village tally of 1278 dollars and pantry events contributing smaller sums. The report notes house to house canvass, churches, hostesses, and various fundraisers, totaling substantial support. Exemption from juror duty remains for editors and newspaper staff until July 1, 1946, with a separate veto on permanent exemption.
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Schaghticoke Red Cross
T. Morgan Beecroft
W. Wallace Foster
E. David Button
Plessantdale
Echoin
Red Cross
Dewey
Troy to Join In Automobile Brake Check Campaign
Troy will participate in a North American auto brake check campaign from mid April. The program, coordinated by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, urges motorists to inspect brakes to reduce traffic deaths and injuries.
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Troy
United States
Canada
Juse L
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Robert, E Raleigh
Air
PRIVATE LIVES And wartime car demands underlie transport
Lieutenant Raleigh estimates that by year end no more than 23,000,000 cars will be in use with no immediate replacements. He warns the nation is nearing the 20,000,000 car level deemed necessary for essential transportation after the war. A survey of the Police Chiefs' Association notes brake protection shortages and possible redistributions to keep braking systems available amid shortages. A barn fire at Mrs Pearl Henectzdy's property destroyed structures after a bonfire sparked flames. Scotia Fire Department responded to the blaze.
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Raleigh
Pearl
Scotia Fire Department
Watervliet Steel Plant Hits Peak in March Output
Watervliet plant surpassed all prior production records in March to meet urgent artillery needs. Rochegester Ordnance District Chief Atwood cites frontline demand discussed by General Campbell and Slai Geo. L. H. Campbell. Forgings from Adirondack Foundries and Steel are used for 9 inch gun tubes on Pershing tanks and other weaponry.
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Anirondack Foundries 4
Steel, Inc
Watervliet
Rd F. J. Atwood
Ro-chegter Ordnance District
Atwood
Slai Geo
Campbel
Anmy
Atirondateoundries
Steed
Troy Firemen Respond to 261 Calls in Month
Troy firefighters logged 261 calls in the month, with Trey Bremen reporting 761 alarms in May per a Fire Chief report. Calls included 27 dell alarms, 223 telephone alerts, four false alarms, seven in-batavor incidents, and 134 minutes of service time amid ongoing safety efforts.
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Troy
Trey Bremen
Marea
Caie
Carl 4
Smith
Fiana Mi Ames
Pudtie
Dell
Ome Secogt-Cigren Ste
World War II Veterans Will Receive Emblems
Albany reports that veterans of World War II will receive a special emblem in recognition of their services. The measure, sponsored by Forsythe, appropriates funds for supplying the emblems.
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Rta
Albany
Dewey
Tan SB. Forsythe
American spearheads advance into head as war effort speeds
An ordnance officer notes American spearheads pressing into enemy lines with Combe vehicles and allied forces. He praises workers at Adix Opéackoundries and Steel for maintaining outstanding artillery production to sustain troops with required ordnance items. The report emphasizes continued momentum toward pacifying theaters and smashing Japanese positions.
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Tod
5Th Ave
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Gould Wickey, DD
Townsend
California
Schaghticoke
By Paul Ford
Kans Grouse
Gingerale
JR. Amv
Raiment
Betty Barclay
Adjutant General
War Rewards Bureau
Lidia E
Agency
Troy Insurance
Gardner’s Guards
Chas. H. Gardner Agency
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