Hi Y Backs Federal Rule For World
New York State H Y legislators ended their three day session at Albany with unanimous adoption of a resolution favoring a federal system for world government and passed several bills to be recommended for study by the State Legislature. The final session included an address by James L. Ellenwood of New York City, general secretary of the New York State YMC.
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New York State
Albany
James L. Ellenwood
New York City
YMC
Hi Y Delegates Propose Education Health and Civil Rights Measures
Delegates from Hi Y clubs outline new officer slate Lu ther Tarbox Rochester president Max Wheat Geneva vice president Margaret Weaver Geneva secretary Robert Pritchard Syracuse chaplain. Proposals include compulsory tuberculosis tests for New York schoolchildren, physician attendance at high school games, free hunting licenses for armed forces, a permanent interracial affairs commission, fingerprinting and footprinting for residents, compulsory sex education in high schools, and annual Wasserman tests for students and faculty. Several bills were voted down, including lowering the voting age to 18 and creation of junior colleges. The group also approved plans for a new government training college for youths.
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Luther Tarbox
Rochester
Max Wheat
Geneva
Margaret Weaver
Robert Pritchard
Svrause
New York
Hi-Yo
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Great Neck
Cortland
Amsterdam
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Saranac Lake
Bataviad
Flushing
College of
Corrections Committee of the Assembly
Oswego
Sracuse
Lockport
Schenectady
Nyack
Tech
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State Board of Regents
Watertown Club Seeks Amendment to Education Law
A Watertown club sponsors a proposal to amend the education law to prevent the succession of a Board of Regents member by himself, aiming to curb potential self appointment and maintain governance integrity. The action seeks to close a potential loophole and ensure a broader system of accountability.
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Watertown Club
Board of Regents
Temporary Job Stretches 68 Years at Hyde Park Plant
Edward Radford applied for work at the American Tool and Machine Co. plant in Hyde Park in 1875 and was warned that 1% might be temporary. Now aged 87, he remains on the payroll as a pattern-minder after 60 years of service. The article also notes the male Wilson's phalarope, the American bird, and its nesting duties.
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Boston
Edward Radford
American Tool & Machine Co
Hyde Park
Radford
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Wilson
McIntyre Whit House Aide Dies After Long Illness
Marvin McIntyre longtime White House secretary to President Roosevelt died at 65 in the home of his daughter Mrs Fred Watlen after a protracted illness. A native of La Grange Kentucky he served as public relations head for Roosevelt campaigns and in Navy public relations earlier in his career. He remained devoted to the Chief through years of effort and exhaustion, returning to work after medical rest before his final illness. The President paid tributes noting his fidelity, integrity and cheerful spirit.
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Marsin H McIntyre
Roosevelt
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Secretary of the Navy
McIntyre
Mac
Asheville
White House
Navy Hospital
Intyre
Navy Department
Josephus Duantels
MelIntyre
Vanderbilt University
Louisville Times
N. C
Washington Times
Frank Munser
the Times
Navy
Arms and Navy Journal
MacInijie
Gertrude Kennedy
Louisville
Frederick Warren
Saeut Kennedy McIintyre
Middle East
Marvin McIntyre
Youth, 15, Held For Girl's Passing In Michigan
Grand Rapids tale reports 15 year old Michael Dav is Filgas held after a girl, 17 year old Pairira Wonters, died in a car fire. Police say a copper wire around her neck and burns on the male suspect suggest homicide. He and the victim allegedly drank and engaged in sexual activity before the car fire. The suspect survived and was questioned by state police.
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Grand Rapids
Michael- Davis Filgas
Rustad
David
Levandowski
Etate
Patuima
Levandowsky
Japs Retreat Under Heavy Fire in Central China
Allied air and naval forces press the Japanese from land and sea across the central China corridor. Chinese reports say advances north of Changteh in Hunan and fall of Panlunghiao, while Japanese counterattacks near Ansiang challenge ground forces. Allied bombers target Ansiang and Shison as Australian cavalry and tanks push through New Guinea's Huon Peninsula toward potential invasion routes. Gen MacArthur's air arm conducts long-range strikes on Balikpapan and Makassar as Bougainville hosts renewed fighting in the Solomons.
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Pacific
Sunda
Changteh
Hunan
Panlunghiao
Eit
Ansiang
Hanoi
Shishon
Tungting Lake
Saraeen
Tokyo
Hankow
Central Pacific
New Guinea
Huon Peninsula
New Britain
Bougainville
Solomons
Douglas Maca
Balikpapan
Borneo
Makassar
Cele
Island raids intensify against mid Pacific bases
Week end reports from Admiral Chester W Nimtz show Japanese air attacks mounting near the Bergen Cape Gloucester area of New Britain for the thirteenth day. Battleships targeted Nauru in a raid last Wednesday with American ships coming close enough to cause minor damage to a destroyer from shell fire. The attackers lost two aircraft and nine Japanese were destroyed on the ground while one patrol craft and a plane were shot down.
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Bes Island
Bergen Bro-Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Admr
Chester W. Nimutz
Pacific Fleet
mid-Pacific
Nauru Island
Norau and Marshall Islands warfare referenced in air attacks
War report notes Nauru lies about 300 miles south of the Marshall Islands. The Marshall Islands again faced American aerial attacks, with ongoing combat activity and strategic tensions in the Pacific theater.
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Nauru
Marshall Islands
Pile Torture Soothed in Few Minutes
Disease ad copy proclaims quick relief from piles with Peterson's Ointment a cooling astringent formula sold in boxes and cubes promise money back if not cured.
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