Red Cross War Fund Drive Gains Ground in Eagle Mills
Volunteers push Red Cross fund drive in Rensselaer County aiming for 258000 as they recanvass homes and businesses. Eagle Mills reports 86730 of 850 quota, plus 72 from a church supper and 125 from 4-H members in Mountain View area. Local volunteers include Mrs Forrest Patrie and a list of neighbors assisting.
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Red Cross
Rensselaer County
Eagle Mills
Forrest Patrie
Church of Christ
Mia Difford Cooper
4-H Club
Mountain View
Brunswick
Patrie
John Bristol
John C. Dixon
D. C. Gulbrodt
Harold C. Hodson
John H. Kelly
Henry Hienle
Arthur A. Lilly
J. Harold Miller
W. Yourt Sweet
Scientist Praises Blood Plasma Discovery
Chicago leader Dr Anton J Carlson of the AAAS says modern blood plasma is seven thousand percent more effective than WWI inorganic salt solutions. The remark highlights ongoing medical advances and the role of plasma in treatment.
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Chicago
Anton J. Carlson
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Grover Campbell Appointed Supervisor at Warwick Boys School
Grover W Campbell, former deputy sheriff and town welfare officer, has been named a supervisor at the New York State Training School for Boys in Warwick. He leaves his local post Saturday to begin Monday, directing one of several sections housing delinquent boys in a facility run by the State Department of Social Welfare with workshops a printing shop and two bakeries operated by the residents.
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Grover W. Campbell
Philete F. Craver
Gast Greenbush
New York State Training School For
Warwick
Campbell
State Institution
New York State Department of Social Welfare
Troy DeMolay Plans Saratoga Springs Visit
Troy DeMolay of Troy Chapter will join the Saratoga Springs Triangle Daughters of the Eastern Star for Friday night installation services. Meeting at Masonic Temple set the plan, with Edward Kander announcing the annual bank event marking the 21st anniversary at Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church on April 26. The chapter closes its basketball season Saturday night facing Albany Chapter at 8 p.m. at Vanderheyden Hall.
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Troy
Order of DeMolay
Saratoga Springs
Daughters of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Edward Kander
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church
Albany
Vanderheyden Hall
Local Notes From Troy and Nearby Towns
Grafton John Schneider visited his wife and family. Raymond Moon has been transferred to Fort Dix New Jersey. Mrs Oliver Crandall is at Troy Hospital for an operation. Mrs Orley Schultz and son returned home Sunday after time in Troy. There will be no services at the Methodist Church Sunday. Rev H M Hills will be at Saratoga Conference. Leonard Martin celebrated his sixty sixth birthday Sunday and received gifts and many greeting cards. At Baptist Church Sunday a plant was placed on the altar for the boys in service and there was special music. John Church is confined at home with scarlet fever and missed his draft physical.
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Grafton
John Schneider
Raymond Moon
Fort Dix
N. J
Oliver Crandall
Troy Hospital
Orley Schultz
Troy
Methodist Church
H. M. Hills
Saratoga
Leonard Martin
Baptist Church
John Church
Auto Industry Expects Federal Controls After War
Detroit writers note industrial leaders expect government oversight in early postwar car production with a return to civilian output limited by prewar production shares. Industry hopes to meet demand while rebuilding supply chains for tires, parts, and sub assemblies as Kaiser rumors surface and wartime priorities shift.
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Toust
Radio Schedule Fragments Reveal Local Station Lineup
A dense OCR of a radio guide lists programs across stations WIERY Troy WGY Albany and WOKO Albany. It catalogs morning to midnight lineups with news, music, dramas, and religious services, naming shows like Breakfast Club My Best Girls Lone Ranger and Bob Hope era programs, alongside station IDs and times.
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S— News
Timekeeper
Sweet River
Troy Chapel
Gil Martyn
Harry Breuer
Texas Jim Lewis
Bankhage
Rodriguez
Evelyn Johnson
Morton Downey
Paul Neilson
Restaurant Man Wins Jury Verdict in Mechancisville Case
A Saratoga County Supreme Court jury found no cause for action in the case of the State against Herbert Massey, proprietor of the Ideal Restaurant in Mechanicville, seeking a $100 penalty for alleged unsanitary kitchen conditions. Attorney Frank A. Tate defended for the state, with Patrick J. Kenny for Massey. The session also announced settlements in two other actions and noted the next trial involving Charles H. Bender seeking $10,000 for injuries from a whiffletree incident in Northumberland.
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Supreme Court
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
State of
New York
Herbert Massey
Ideal
Mechanicville
C. Chester DuMond
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Frank A. Tate
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Patrick J. Kenny
Mary Wilcox
Harry T. Rhodes
Saratoga Springs
Thompson Laundry
Henry Bradway
Hudson
Miss Wilcox
Rhodes
Bradway
Charles H. Bender
Willis
Henry Peck
Northumberland
Local News Highlights From Whitehall War Era
Corp Thomas Jones safely arrives in the Hawaiian Islands as his parents learn of his status. Morgan Ross of the Merchant Marine enjoys a thirty day leave with his Champlain Avenue family. Mrs G Gordon Hardy of Main Street is injured on Clinton Avenue bridge and moved to Rutland Hospital. Rehm Reed and Inglee, recently finishing boat training at Sampson, return to the base after visiting kin. William Turner, son of Mrs David Brett, is promoted to captain in the Army and assigned as bombardier instructor at Tucson. Lieut Rocheleau Palmer, Camp Butner, commands an ordnance company with veterans from overseas. Palmer is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Palmer. Claude Guay, Donald Bruce, Elmer Parrot, and Arthur Willis have completed basic training at Sampson and are on furlough before further assignment.
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William J. Turner
David Brett
Williams Street
Turner
United States
Tucson
Ariz
Rocheleau Palmer
Camp
Butner
Palmer
Charles Palmer
Claude E. Guay
First Avenue
Donald C. Bruce
Davis Street
Elmer L. Parrot
Montcalm Avenue
Arthur E. Willis
Fifth Avenue
Sampson Naval Training Station
Local News Briefs From Round Lake Community
Mrs. Ray Parker has recovered from a recent illness. Miss Joanne Palmer underwent an operation at Ellis Hospital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Way returned from a wedding trip to New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Price moved from Schenectady to the Rohan cottage on Wesley Avenue. Mr. Price is a son of Mrs. Rohan.
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Round Lake
Ray Parker
Joanne Palmer
Ellis Hospital
Edward P. Way
New York City
Frederick L. Price
Schenectady
Rohan
Wesley Avenue
Mr. Price
Democrats Elect At Hudson Falls
Robert J. Dempsey of Hudson Falls was reelected unanimously chairman of the Washington County Democratic committee at a Monday meeting in Hudson Falls Court House. Frances Kelleher of Fort Edward was reelected vice chairwoman. Guy A. Johnson of Salem remained secretary and treasurer. Edgar Watkins of Jackson was reappointed sergeant at arms. Byron Jackett and William Benoit filled District 5 vacancies. George Rounds and Alfred Blakely filled District 1 vacancies. Resolutions endorsed President Roosevelt and urged party unity.
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Hudson Falls
Democratic Committee
Washington County
Hudson Falls Court House
Frances Kelleher
Fort Edward
Guy A. Johnson
Salem
Edgar Watkins
Jackson
Byron Jackett
William Benoit
George Rounds
Alfred Blakeley
Roosevelt
Women’s Army Corps Begin Overseas Service
The committee backed war effort support and extended appreciation to armed forces officers and men. Fort Worth dispatch notes early WAC members assigned to North Africa, serving with the Air Service Command of the 12th Air Force on supply and maintenance duties behind the lines to sustain combat units.
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Texas
INS
Women’s Army Corps
North Africa
Air Service Command
12Th Air Force
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