Go-to-School Plan Backed By Stoddard
State Education Commissioner George D. Stoddard announced New York's Go-to-School campaign urging youths under 18 to stay in school and pursue wartime education. Assistant Commissioner Edwin F. Van Kleck outlined the program, stressing the link between schooling and national preparedness and calling on employers to support continued education for youth.
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George D. Stoddard
New York State
Edwin F van, Kiegck
Dr. Stoddard
van, Kleeck
Stoddard
Youth Labor and Education Right Discussed at Church Lawn
A demand to keep youth in school and limit labor is argued as essential, urging preservation of the right to education. William Hogan, a Navy serviceman, spends leave with his wife and children on the church lawn after a 3 30 p m gathering.
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Christ Lawn
Willian Hogan
Navy
Marie Phillies
Dickey
Local Notes From Poestenkill and Nearby Areas
Poestenkill and nearby towns report visits and weekend travels. Susan Brimmer of New York visits Mr and Mrs De Witt Christie and family. Navy man Frank Wittmen spent the weekend with his wife and Judy. Warren S Jones stationed at Utica hospital visits his parents. Tom Gover stationed in Aberdeen Md spends weekend with his wife and Virginia. Union Sunday School picnic scheduled by Church of Christ and Lutheran Church.
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Bias Susan Brimmer
New York
de Witt Christie
Frank Wittmen
Sampson
Navy
Judy
Pie
Warren S. Jones
Rhoads General Hospital
Utica
Mes
Charles Philips
Gladys Badder
Betty O'Hare
Troy
Garret
Ives
Tom Gover
Aberdeen
Virginia
Union
Picnié
Church of Christ and Lutheran Church
Public urged salvage drive for historic papers
Dr Albert B Corey appeals to households and businesses to search attics storerooms and cellars for deeds warrants old letters stamps and other public documents. He urges preservation of materials essential to public business and American heritage while speeding waste paper collection.
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Albert B. Corey
Altics
Corey
Salvage Drive Encourages Saving Valuable Manuscripts
Citizens are urged to save papers with potential historical value during a salvage drive. Officials from the local historical society and the State Archives Division in Albany will assist, noting the importance of preserving even small volumes despite overall waste paper needs.
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Local Historical Society
State Historical Association
Division of Airshives
State Education
Albany
J Department
Imassea
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