Postwar Education Voices Call for Expanded Programs
A postwar education session addressed expanding public schooling and religious instruction, stressing cooperation between schools and homes. Speakers included Dr William Young, Prof Edward Olsen, Colleen Sage, and Rabbi Sud, urging modernization to meet all needs and to advance democratic principles. Abraham C. Goldstein presided.
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Rome
Sendues
Ferapie Baia Eh
Witlem
Young
Peerterys Schouls
State Department of “Education
Edward G Oiser
Department of Education
Ruse
Sage Colleen
Fabel Tre
Titer
Albany
G.plenging Mow
Ether Men
Scomes
Beth el
Yeung
Wweet
Democrati Risciples
Olsen
Ourfim
Rabbi Sud
America
Palestine
Deaven Slonim
Temple Beth el
Abraham C. Goldstein
MacArthur Enters Manila On Schedule
General MacArthur and Time Washington reporters confirm the commander’s return to Manila remained on the planned timetable with February 4 identified by War Department officials. The formal announcement reached the United States at 1 PM Eastern War Time on Sunday.
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MacArthur
Washington
Manila
War Department
Scrap Material Bags and Mittens on Display
Mrs Housemaker not a Home Bureau member invited to inspect scrap handbag and mitten kit in Room 210 Post Office Monday and Tuesday. Miss Mabel Milhan urges bringing pencils and paper to cut patterns. mending pads provided. Third in Clothing Information Centers series reports 69 attendees for invisible patch technique for wool materials. instructions available at Home Bureau office.
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New York Power and Light
Home Bureau
Telephone workers to receive full pay raises on return
New York Telephone Co employees on military leave will get routine pay increases retroactively on return. Carl Whitacre announces that increases would have applied if service had not paused, with credits applied to their wage rate. The company plans refresher courses to help veterans reacquaint with changes in the field.
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Uncle Sam
New York Telephone Co
Carl Whitacre
Laiters
Thes
McConine Auxiliary Holds Postponed Meeting
Col A D McConine auxiliary held a brief business session and social gathering last night at Mrs Eleanor Debbon’s home 76 Congress Street with Mrs Mattie Hahn helping with refreshments. The next meeting is set for Thursday Feb 20 at Young’s Hall if possible otherwise at a designated place.
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A. D. McConine
Eleanor Debbon
Congress Street
Mattie Hahn
Era
Young's Hall
Hest Tursday
Mohawk Valley Poultry Forum elects officers
Andrew Danish of Chums Corners poultry breeder and hatchery operator is elected vice president. William Reanie of Ballston Spa is named president. Cyrus Pringle, Schenectady County farm agent, becomes secretary. The forum includes members from Rensselaer Albany Schenectady Montgomery Fulton and Saratoga counties.
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Andrew Dahish
Chums Corners
Mohawk Walter Poultry Forum
Rensselaer
Albany
Schenectady
Montgomery
Fulton
Saratoga Counties
William Reanie
Ballston, Spa
Cyvus Pringle
Schenectady County
Record Snow and Cold Mark January With 35.4 Inches
Weather Bureau records show January as the snowiest on record with 35.4 inches and a mean temperature around 14 degrees, surpassing prior totals and linking to a cold January era. The month featured a major storm on January 16 dropping 15 inches in 24 hours, creating hazardous travel but keeping roads open with plows clearing routes.
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Weather Bureau
Januerv
Ita
Tomorr
Tate
Towtt
Ol Tery
Pattison Re elected President Of Episcopal Church Home Board
Edward H. Pattison was named president of the Episcopal Church Home for a second term at a Board of Directors meeting in St. Pauls Episcopal Church. Parker H. Rousseau was elected vice president for a second term and Chester F. Millhouse secretary and treasurer for a third term. George Trisbury and Elvin Milhouse were named immigrants. Interior and exterior decoration of the Home were discussed and committee reports received.
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Edward H. Pattison
Episcopal Church
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Ian Gntnnal
Parker H. Rousseau
Chester F. Millhouse
Georgetrsbury
Elvin Milhouse
Waterford Boys Corps Formed by Legion Post
The American Legion posts establish a Waterford training corps at 63 Broad Street for boys, under Captain A Glinarst aid, to receive drill discipline and adherence to laws. Headquarters set in the village with the new organization known as the Laws of Waterford Training Corps.
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Broad Street
Waterford Bors
Charies of the Legion
American Legion
Sinsabarsh
A. Glinarst
Russians Press Near Oder Amid Strong German Resistance
Russians press the offensive near the Oder with tanks crossing ice and advancing toward Kustrin while German forces report stubborn defense and repaired fortifications. Moscow Bulletin notes Red Army gains along the Oder east bank spanning from Stettin to Ratibor, though some front sectors are downplayed.
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Armanents
Seril
Kustrin
Oder
Goritz
Lans
Setneberg
Kustrim
Althoszh
Germen
Red Army
Baltic
Stettin
Ratibor
Moscow
Pomietrania
Silesia
Ivan-3 i Wooney
Ukraine
Cashalia Tozen
Green Island Promises Extra Bus Service Plan
Village officials and United Erection Co. representatives arranged added bus service in Green Island after complaints that the White Line bus missed pickups. Bus will run through Green Island after the White Line trips to Cohoes, with extra service during rush hours from 6 am to 9 am and 3:30 pm to Ting pan.
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Green Island
Vilage
United Erection Co
White Line
Cohoes
State Tax Proposals Hold Interest in New York
Legislation proposed by Sen Frederick Couders and others would reshape New York State tax policy, with debates over capital gains and school funding. Governor Dewey urged youth services and delinquency prevention, while the Assembly unanimously renamed the State Office Building and approved a 50000 appropriation to address extraordinary state expenses from a major storm.
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New York
Frederick Couders
New York State
John Republi
Fry
Emer
Q.irwin
Dewey
Louis ‘Lh. Friedman
J ‘Sidney Levine
Brooklyn
Dewers
Atbarthcs
Alfred E. Sm Strate
Assembliman
Stanley C. Shaw
Tompkins
Passens
Shaw
Justices Frankfurter and Black Align on Three Supreme Court Cases
The two justices surprised lawyers by agreeing in three cases yesterday after years of opposing views. Black had previously attacked a Frankfurter decision as dangerous. Black later joined a Frankfurter dissent and wrote others, aligning with Stone on an opinion.
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Frankfurter
Black
Washington
Supreme Court
Reet
Devsles
Bite
Opi
Stone
Trinity Church Groups Meet One Day to Conserve Fuel
Trinity Episcopal Church houses a one day gathering with the Woman’s Auxiliary at 2 30 pm in the parish house and the Red Cross from 10 am to 4 pm. Church school is at 2245 pm and St Margaret’s Guild meets at 8 pm. C B MacMurray, president, will head the Auxiliary social.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Red Cross
St. Margaret's Guild
C.B. MacMurray
Yanks Rescue Prisoners In Pacific Campaign Action
Reported on page one the American forces rescued prisoners and civilians during clashes near Mantle and at the Zanio Tomes camp. Allied units pushed toward the western Lugo front capturing positions and advancing to the base of Batucu Sula while Japanese fortifications and routes were contested.
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Zanio Tomes
Matabid
Aden
Aden Atone Structure. On the Western Lugo
Batucu Sula
Jarea
Ss “Ae Parmpansa
Cagaye
San Jose
Balete
Settlement Ends Suit for Payment for Rabbit Skins
A settlement was announced in Albany yesterday afternoon in the case of Nathan Serlin versus Suter Fur Dressing Corp of Averill Park. Trial began in the Rensselaer County Supreme Court before Justice Pierce H. Russell, with Serlin seeking $1,095.95 for two bales of rabbit skins allegedly taken by an employee in December 1932. The plaintiff was represented by Lemuel E. Aronowitz and Stanton Ablett of Albany. defense by Ungerman & Lyon of Albany and Bo Stewart Jones of Troy.
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Ihe
Nathan Serlin
Suter Fur Dressing Corp
Averill Park
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Pierce H. Russell
David Feuer
Wate
Profi
Berlin
Guard Company Receives First Aid Training at Drill
Instruction in gun aid and military message writing was given at the drill of Company A Second Regiment at the Troy Armory under Capt John Prout. Sir Charles H Burkhard led first aid lessons and Lieut dena Corcoran oversaw message writing. Carl R Wiley supervised quarters. A non-commissioned officers school will be held Thursday. Ten vacancies exist in the company. Recruits may apply Monday evenings. The first platoon defeated the second platoon in a softball game after the drill. Lieut William G Dippo was the umpire.
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Troy Armon
John
Prout
Dena
Corcoran. Corp
Carl R.wiley
Wiliam G. Dippo
Founders Day Observed by School 14 PTA
The School 14 Parent-Teacher Association will observe Founders Day next Tuesday with a luncheon at the school. The luncheon committee is chaired by Mrs. Bernard G. Smith and includes Mrs. Michael F. Faxton Mrs. Theresa Lee Mrs. Harry Thal Mrs. Joseph Chambers Mrs. Smith Mrs. Nicholas Zuccaro and Mrs. August Lemke.
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Parent-Teacher Association of School 14
George Bohrer
Bothairman
Bernard G. Smith
Michael F. Faxton
Theresa Lee
Harrythal
Joseph Chambers
Smith
Nicholas Zuccaro
August Lemke
Theodore Youngs
Bag Stolen From New York Store Safe
A bag containing cash was stolen from a safe at a New York department store. The bag held about $18.95 and the safe was found locked, with authorities investigating the incident as a theft.
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New York
Fink Fe- He
Girl Scout Leaders to Learn Minuet Dance in Troy
Girl Scout leaders of the Troy area will be taught to dance the minuet at their meeting tomorrow at p.m. by Miss Rose Hyland, Troy physical education teacher. The leaders’ club meets monthly in the Manufacturers' National Bank. A brief business meeting will precede the lesson, with Miss Ann Gorman presiding.
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Troy Area
P.m
Mise Rose Hyland
Troy Achovis
Leaders’ Club
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Ann Gorman
Honest man finder returns purse and seeks reward
A purse dropped by Miss Anne Biles was found by Browl at 355 Peyem before it reached the owner. Browl refused a reward but offered to return the purse and hoped for praise if circumstances were reversed. The incident occurred last night near 55 Fifth Avenue and 2132 Pith Avenue.
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Trey
Diotesis
Browt
Rae
Petes
Anne Biles
Murse
Berhone
Pith Avenue
Browl
Tanker Blast Continues From Page One
A damaged OCR fragment describes a tanker blast with smoke and fire, crew evacuated, oil and gasoline sparks rising. The scene shows ships jetting flames, coast line turmoil, and an air of danger as authorities fight the blaze.
Green Island Adopts Volunteer Closings To Counter Fuel Shortage
Green Island residents merchants and groups agreed at a special meeting to close stores early on 22 and suspend weekly activities. Organizations postponed meetings and gatherings moved to homes while grills were planned. Coal dealers warned supply remains uncertain but officials urged cooperation.
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Green Island
New York
Casualty Notice Error Confirms Soldier Not Wounded
Mrs Lena Gibbs of 309 Maine Street Hudson Falls recalls Feb 2 as a happy day when a telegram from J A Utio adjutant general Washington corrected a prior notice. The message stated Arthur Gibbs was not wounded as previously reported and apologized for the error.
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Lena Gibbs
Maine +Street
Hudson Falls
J. A. Utio
Washington, D. C
Arthur Gibbs
Luxembourg
Mes
Gibbs
Arthur J. Grobs
Scout Troop Delays Banquet To April 16th Annual Dinner Postponed
The 16th annual dinner of Troop 11 was postponed to April after a conference with Mayor Joan Ahern. Roy Lepuis of First Presbyterian Church Lagburs was to attend as guest, and Rose, the scout executive, was set to be principal speaker with arrangements to remain in place for the April banquet.
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Roy Lepuis
First Presbyterian Church of
Camp Fire Guardians Plan Events for Marek Meeting
A fragmentary note describes Camp Fire Guardians planning events for a meeting led by Gorisetan, president of Associations. Details are incomplete with garbled names and dates.
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Marek de Ansaal Olrth
Guardians Noy Benegi
Tromas Eegr
Gateae
Tias
Gorisetan
Assciaties
County Dairymen Defer Convention Scheduled in Troy
The message notes a deferment of the county dairymen convention in Troy. It mentions difficulties in obtaining feeds and urges those in need of stock foods to contact the office. The note says the office cooperates with the state organization and will do its best for county producers.
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Troy
Midwest beauty sale headline in terse ad notice
Fragmentary ad copy notes a Midwest sale event with a price point around fifteen dollars and a promotional claim of value. Details are unreadable aside from the core pricing and mention of a display or feature item. Entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Saratoga Ice Co
Army Depot
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