Occupation Decides Draft Status Under War Effort
Washington outlines new policy by the War Manpower Commission focusing on occupational deferments to hold essential war workers. A list of 249 critical occupations protects workers in key roles while boards reclassify registrants, including fathers, to prevent war production disruption and ensure manpower for the armed forces.
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Washington
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Paul V. McNutt
Government tightens wartime labor draft controls
The War Manpower Commission announces sweeping new regulations to shift workers from less essential to critical war jobs. The plan introduces a “super deferment” list prioritizing high skill roles such as locomotive engineers and diesel mechanics while expanding non-deferrable categories to include alcohol and toy industries, racetracks, and various service positions. Lawrence A. Appley notes most additions aim to prevent unsafe gaps in war production by using women or non-draftable men where needed.
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McNutt
Lawrence A. Appley
WMC
WMG
Appley
Army
Navy
Fathers Must Also Shift to War Jobs
Washington dispatch notes a War Manpower Commission policy requiring all men of military age, including fathers, to shift to war production roles. The regulation aims to mobilize broader labor for the wartime economy and replace workers leaving for service.
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War Draft Rules Press Fathers in Non Essential Jobs
The text describes draft policy favoring fathers with non essential war work being sent to the Army first, as Congress may adjust the rules. It notes local boards may seek workers with no children to fill production roles and cites Edward G. Carignan of Rensselaer using a local certificate for Pro-Tex Manufacturing to operate.
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Edward G. Carignan
Columbia Street
Rensselaer
Pro-Tex Manufacturing Ca
Simple Methods to Save More Coal This Winter
A vintage home heating advisory urges winterproofing to cut coal use. It covers sealing doors and windows, storm doors, weather stripping, chimney dampers, radiator airflow, furnace maintenance, and fuel efficiency tips. Readers are invited to request the D and H Heater Hint Chart for full guidance.
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Green Island announces school opening and schedule changes
Green Island Heatih School will open Tuesday, Sept. 7, with classes starting at 9 am and continuing on last year’s schedule. The 8 to 2 shift was adopted to conserve fuel, and last year’s aviation and practical mathematics courses continue with a health unit added to meet State Education Department regulations.
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Heatih
Norvine B. Keating
States Department of Education
Wetherwax and Devereaux Estates Probate In Rensselaer County
Wills admitted to probate for Ruth A. Wetherwax of Poestenkill died Aug. 1 and Susan L. Devereaux of Albany died July 23. Administration granted on four estates including Nathaniel Smith Castleton died 1941, William Lape Sand Lake died 1912, Jeremiah Hare Troy, and Katherine Kasner Troy. Distributions detail heirs, named siblings and cousins, with sums ranging from 150 to 5000. Lucien Clickner attorney for Wetherwax. Douglas S. Rider attorney for Devereaux.
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Rensselaer County
Rogate’s Court
Edward J. Donohue
Ruth A. Wetherwax
Poestenkill
Susan L. Devereaux
Albany
Nathaniel Smith
Castleton
William Lape
Sand Lake
Jeremiah F. Hare
Katherine Kasner
Troy
Apri
Earl K. Wetherwax
Carthage
Mervin J. Wetherwax
Averill Park
Arthur W. Wether Wax
Stephentown
Sarah Wetherwax
Myrtle Avenue
Lucien £. Clickner
Myron W. Devereaux
Petersburg
Fla
Edward W Morey
East Schodack
Josiah R. Devereaux
Oneida
Effie L. Devereaux
Grove Avenue
Alfred B. Devereaux
Fort Bragg
N. C
Elizabeth C. Devereaux
Freeport
L. L
Willard Devereaux
R. D
A. Smith
James H. Smith
Minmie Vani Wormer
Castleston
Catherine Dunn
Lape
Jane Campbell
Castleton Road
Rensselaer
Lillian Knight
Him Street
Anna
Marwood Stret
Clark Cipear
East Side Hosts Elm Weekend Dinner for Air Corps Officer
Mr and Mrs Otto Palitsch of 28 Winter Street entertained guests at their Dyken Pond summer home in honor of Edward Marcoaux of the Amy Air Corps stationed in El Paso Texas on a furlough. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Boland Mrs Allison White Speigletown Miss Flin Marquis Watervliet Miss Ella Shields and Jack and Rita Palitsch. Third Presbyterian Church members will lead midweek prayer services at 7 45 p m tomorrow. Frances and Kathleen Kavanaugh of 463 Pawling Avenue are vacationing in the Pocono Mountains while George Keating and family visit Crooked Lake.
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Otto Palitsch
Winter Street
Dyken Pond
Edward Marcoaux
Amy Air Corps
el Passo
Texas
Thomas Boland
Allison Whitegiver
Speigletown
Flin Marquin
Watervliet
Ella Shields
Jack
Rita Palitsch
Third Presbyterian
Third Presbyterian Church
Teanal
Frances
Kathleen Kavanaugh
Pawling Avenue
Pocono Mountains
Pennsylvania
George Keating
Theresa
George
Ann
Marguerite
Plum Avenue
Crooked Lake
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