Peace Plans Revealed at Chicago and Dupartown Paks
The article critiques leaks about an American plan for a peace assembly and world security. It notes details disclosed at a Republican convention and explains the proposed council of eight nations led by the United States, Britain, Russia, and China with four rotating smaller nations. It argues secrecy was ineffective and may have helped bipartisan support for a peacelike framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupbarton Paks
Washington
Caltage
Mackinac Island
G.O.P
Organization of Nations
Resolutions
Austin
Vandenberg
White
Cordell Hull
Jn- Simpee
Bumbartos Oaks
Kehr
Chicago
United States
Great, Britain
Eewasia
China
France
Smalter
South America
Council
Balkans
Russia
Europe
Africa
Great Britain
Pacific
U. S
State Secrete
Fort Ann and area brief notices in Stephentown
Stephentown weekly notes report visits from George Livingstone of Petersburg to Albert Goodermate in Stephentown. Licenses for automobile operators will be issued at the Stephentown Town Hall on Sept 11 from 10 am to noon. Social rounds include Mrs Willard Durand visiting relatives in Madrid and Mr and Mrs Grin Meddaugh hosting relatives with Henry Rose and family. Rev Earl Fryer of Cohoes visited Mrs Donald Sutherland and Mrs Emme McFeely. Fryer formerly served as pastor here. Church groups held a large picnic with about eighty participants at the Presbyterian Church, despite rain meals served in the annex. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Holt of Rutherford and Mr and Mrs William Holt of Groton. Laura Meddaugh completed child nursing studies in Boston and visited her parents in Stephentown. Several local families marked the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sweet with about 130 attendees in Williamstown. The GLF Feed Corp held its annual meeting with eighty present at Ta lease Valley Grange Hall. Henry Rose and Oliver Hyatt reelected to patron’s committee with entertainment. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met in August at Mrs Chauncey Bateman’s home with 11 present. plans were made to sell Birthday calendars and Christmas cards. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bateman and Mrs Walter Sykes.
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Bert Bultion
Fort Ann
George P. Livingstone
Petersburg
Albert Goodermate
Stephentown
Willard Durand
Cadosig
Grin Meddaugh
Henry Rose
Worma Rose
Rose
Airs
William | Walker
Madrid
Earl €. Fryer
Cohoea
Donald P| Sutherland
Emme L. McFeely
Fryer
Presbyterian Church
Earl Holt
Alice
Judy
Philip
Rutherford
N. J
Robert Holt
Barry
Groton
Massachusetts State Hospital
Boston
House of Mercy Hospital
Pittffield
Shell Woodford
Walter Sykes
Blanche Coffey
Helen Kenyon
Arthur Sweet
Recreation Hall
Williamstown
Mags
GLF. Feed Corp
Taleasie Valley Grange Hall
Oliver Hyatt
France
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Chauncey
Bateman
Abibert Strobel
Edwin J. Lawless
Fresh vegetables lose nutrients when stored at room temp
Immediate use of freshly gathered vegetables preserves vitamins and sugars. At room temperature they may lose nutritional quality and appearance, making them seem inferior to canned options.
Plans Hop Ocean on Street Car Schedules
Brig. Gen. Bob E. Nowland inaugurates Air Transport Command routes named Snowball and Crescent, first Atlantic crossing to England and a Miami to India link. Ships ferrying ore deliveries at Arctic rendezvous noted, with 10 new overseas routes in operation alongside the street car schedules.
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Cincinnati
America
Air Transport Command
Uve
Bob E. Nowland
North Atlantic
Engand
Miami
Fla
India
Medical discharge and hospital visits cited in local notes
Medical discharge from the Aton end is the guest of his mother Mrs. Bessie Gargravg at Park and Sand Lake Volunteer Fire Company. Their company meeting Tuesday night at the engine house in Averill Park. Mrs. Perce Rune has gone to the Samaritan Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Fred Brisker of Chattanooga Tenn is a guest of the Kane family.
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Aton End
Bessie Gargravg
Park and Sand Lake
Averill Park
Perce Rune
Samaritan Hospital
Fred Brisker
Chattanoopa. Tenn
Kane
Red Cross Nurses Recruiters Seek Applications
The Red Cross Nurses Division chaired by Mrs. John Susutz will conduct fall recruiting on Sept 15 and Sept 30 at the Civilian Protection Office, 1 State Street. The program aims to enlist trained nurses due to rising overseas demands and greater needs at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crossy
John , Sxustuz
State Street
Iital
Mir Amare
Red Cross
Fest Sand Lake and Sirk at Dyer Lake weekend
The report notes Fest Sand Lake and Sirk, with Harvey Rogers present, spending weekend at their carp at Dyer Lake. Trinity Lutheran women hold rummage sale at a store on Congress Street in Troy. Mrs Williams Lauder Jr and daughter Carok Sua return after visiting Mr and Mrs Wik Han Marsh at Perth Misa Dawn Reseat. A concert is announced on the church lawn Wednesday evening by Bas Sehodack Bard and Rev CM Witthefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Rogers
Dyer Lake
Trinity Lutheran
Concert Leader Hosts Visiting Public and Guests
After the concert the band and choir members will be entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Aney Prinz The Methodist Church members are invited to attend a supper meeting at the Salon Evangelical Church under the Christian Men's Fellowship of Albany Rev Karl Robinsen of Second Baptist Church Troy will speak.
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Aney Prinz Fhe
Methodist Church
Salon ‘Evangelical Church
Christian Men's Fellowship of
Albany
Gar! Robinsen
Second Baptist Church
Troy
Local residents and visitors return from trips and a Grange picnic announced
M and Mrs Arthur McCann return from Albany after visiting relatives Clarence Ladd goes back to Albany after visiting his sister Marian Ladd P L Butler on furlough from Fort Custer Mich visits family here D Amato goes to Mary ArcClellan Hospital for treatment Mr and Mrs Edmond Phillips and Mr and Mrs Stanley Harrington spend several days in New York Rev and Mrs Wesley Anderson and family visit Jamestown Pa visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William C Hoot Mr and Mrs Raymond Dillon and daughter Barbara of New Rochelle visit her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Connor Mrs Grace Dunnigan and Mrs Harry Lytle return from Hoosick Falls guests of Mr and Mrs John Van Buren Mrs Mary Doyle and Mrs Mary Welsh go to Springfield Mass to stay with Mrs Margarett Bartlett Mr and Mrs James Noon return from Peekskill called by death of Mr Noons sister Mrs Raymond Booth Members of Salem Union Grange to hold annual picnic today at 7 pm at Lake Lauderdale. Each family asked to bring sand wiches a pie and one other dish.
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Arthur McCann
Albany
Clarence Ladd
Miss Marian Ladd
Benjamin Butler
Fort Custer
Mich
D'Amato
Mary ArcClellan Hospital
Edmond Phillips
Stanley Harrington
Weekend Guests At Several Local Homes
Averill Park Walter Certello of Troy stayed with Mr and Mrs Richard Sise. Pvt Henry Stanley Jr of Fort Hancock visited with his wife and son. Frank Bass of Hoosick Falls and Mrs Bass joined Mr and Mrs Harry Bass for a weekend. Virginia Oliver of Troy visited her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Oliver. Mr and Mrs George Gooder more and their childrenJune and Paul stayed at Old Orchard Me. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hefner and family visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Pratt. Mr and Mrs Foster Helms and son Robert visited Mr Helms parents. Mr and Mrs Lester Helms Sr and Jon Garstang received.
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Walter, Certello
Troy
Richard Sise
Henry Stanley, Jr
Fort Hancock
Frank Bass
Hoosick Falls
Harry Bass
Virginia Oliver
Howard Oliver
George Goodermore
June
Paul
Old Orchard
Mirs
Cecil Hefner
Charles Pratt
Foster Helms
JSON
Robert
Helms
Lester Helms
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