War Training Class to Open At Watervliet
Watervliet to host National Defense Training School classes at Watervliet High School starting Tuesday September 7. Alfred H. Ayliss director says registrations 9 am to 4 pm this week at the Superintendent of Schools office. Courses include machine shop work and blueprint reading for three months open to all over 16. post opening registrations allowed. Evening and day schedules listed. successful trainees may be recommended for jobs in nearby war plants. Local community notices include furlough return and visits from Harrisburg and family updates.
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National Defense Training School
Watervliet High School
Alfred H. Ayliss
William Richmond
Ayliss
Autiss
Aulisi
Watervliet Elks Plan Thursday Meetings for Slippers Drive and Clambake
Two Watervliet Elks groups slate Thursday meetings at the Lodge to organize a drive converting old rugs into slippers for service members and a clambake set for Sept 12 at Sharpe's Grove. The rug committee led by Martin J. Schanz will set up drop stations around the city for discarded rugs and fabric donations while the clambake committee, chaired by Daniel J. Peterson, will finalize plans. Also noted are funeral services for Edward A Favreau and tax help at City Hall Friday and Saturday for Sept 15 income tax declarations. Continued church notices and local club events fill the page with community notices and service details.
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Ay Watervliet Lodge of Elks
Sharpe's Grove
Martin J. Schanz
The
Elks' War Commission
Columbus Lodge
Columbus
United States
Daniel J. Peterson
Thomas Brierton
James McGrail
Albany
Collector of Internal Revenue Office
City Hall
Maplewood Firemen
Colomite-Fibre Co
Irving J. Caplan
tSepehn Routz
Wiliam Shew, Jr
Henry Cligney
Watervliet Play Site Report Filed
Miss Doro thy A. Draftle reported an average weekly attendance of 4 800 children across four Watervliet parks. Baseball and basketball were the top activities with 18 and 24 games respectively, nine shows staged, and about fifty instructors supervising games like deck tennis and shuffleboard. Drakle, a junior at State College for Teachers, returns Sept 14.
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Dorothy A. Drafle
Frank T. Mahar
Watervliet
Troy
Maplewood
Drakle
State College For
Deaths in area include Poles and locals in Watervliet
A list of obituaries from Watervliet and nearby towns notes deaths of Mrs. Louis Clusewick of 2332 Third Avenue Watervliet after a brief illness at Troy Hospital. Surviving include husband Louis Jr. and daughter Mrs. John J. Smith. Funeral arrangements span Green Island and Watervliet churches with interment at St Patrick's Cemetery and St. John’s. Other notices include deaths of Nettie Rainey and Mrs Ella Hiller with details of services and burials.
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Louis Clusewick
Third Avenue
Watervliet
Troy Hospital
Poland
St. Joseph’s Church
Louis, Jr
Green Island
John J. Smith
Valley, Falls
Hudson Avenue
St Patrick's Cemetery
Philander Shepard
Philander Sheperd
Hamilton Gorham
Waterford
Adams
Mass
Quandt
Broad Street
Wiliam E. Perry
William J. Liney
Charles F. Cross
Frank J. Hogan
James J. Madden
Harold I. McKeon
St. John’s Cemetery
Edward A. McManlug
Holy Name Society
William Gullette
Daniel Manderville, Jr
Chester Fiet
Michael Conway
Michael J. Conway
Oakwood Avenue
Daniel D. Purcell & Son
Pawling Avenue
St. Paul the Apostle's Church
Jyhere
Michael FE. Breen
Teresa Hennessy
Thomas F. Russell
Andrew E. Kearns
John R. McQuaid
Patrick J. Fitzsi
Burden Lake
Fred Wiles
Exaid Dufresne
Troy
St. Jean Baptiste Church
St. Jean's Cemetery
The Political Stage Today and Labor Policy Debate
The piece questions labor union responsibility and leadership effectiveness under informal pledges, argues that a strike pledge binds as a formal ballot, and critiques the Smith Connally law. It compares to the National Railway Mediation Act, notes burdens on federal agencies, and cautions AFL and CIO actions risk public support.
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National Labor Relations Board
War Labor Board
War Labor Disputes Act
A. F. of L
Gc.l O
Gas Service Interrupted In South End
New York Power and Light Corp cut gas service to about 1500 customers in the South End after a defect in a resident's equipment at 2 River Street. Troy district manager George Matthews said crews checked all RA meters and gas appliances from Ida to Ferry Streets and River to Fourth Streets with 40 workers aided by Schenectady and Albany teams. Police helped secure access while crews verified stability and resumed service before night. Residents urged to report any further trouble promptly for rechecks.
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New York Power& Light Corp
South End
George Matthews
Troy
River Street
Ida
Ferry Streets
River
Fourth Streets
Schenectady
Albany
Rome
Police Department
Power Company
Matthews
How They Get That Way In Magazine Publishing
The writer criticizes magazine editors for exploiting authors to obtain work on speculative terms. Editors pay for pieces that fit their taste and prestige while enforcing personal control and limiting writers to nonexclusive relationships, giving the illusion of high status without strong editing.
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Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
George
The
New Yorker
Fragmented remarks on journalism and wage injustices
A jagged passage criticizes editor Ross for demanding reworks and poor pay while lamenting low wages for writers, noting wartime departures and the allure of easy bylines. A report mentions Carey's dressing room and a fighter’s doubt about strength. The speaker reflects on potential slaughter.
First Lady Urges Peace Built On People’s Will
Eleanor Roosevelt spoke at the Majestic Cinema in Wellington urging postwar leaders to heed popular wishes. She urged democratic nations to articulate the voice of the people and insisted there must be both economic and political building for the future as victory nears despite continuing cost in lives.
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Wellington
N. Z
Eleanor Roosevelt
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