Epidemic of Rheumatism Sweeps Britain
An article notes a rheumatism epidemic surpassing tuberculosis in Britain and Ireland. It cites widespread suffering among adults and children, deteriorating housing, and limited access to complex treatments. Officials propose central bio centers and numerous outpatient clinics to curb losses of up to 400 million pounds annually.
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Commuter complains of bus service and fare hikes
A Troy reader laments crowded buses on long routes and being passed up while queues stretch. He also questions a two and a half cent wage raise for coal workers while stating defense workers still earn less and criticizes higher-ups for cost of living.
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Mothers' Club Notes Tenth Anniversary
The Mothers' Club of St. Paul the Apostles School marked its tenth anniversary with a casual dinner. Chairs Mrs. William H Vansiesnburs and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald led, assisted by several members. Entertainment featured Mrs. John Nurent, Mrs. James Sinphy, and Mrs. John Witbeck, with Mrs. Richard Moones at the piano.
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William H. Vansiesnburs
Thomas Fitzgerald
Frank Hunt
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Gerald B. Fitzgerald
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James Sinphy
John Witbeck
Richard Moones
Roosevelt Labor Draft Plans Draw Fears Of Compulsion
A syndicated King Features piece doubts the Roosevelt labor draft scheme, warning of compulsory billets, deportations, and civilian service penalties. It argues such measures mirror totalitarian models and would extend government control over households, race groups, and dissent.
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Conferences Cancelled by Albany Chapter Officials
Regional conferences for cast ace countants planned at Cleveland in March and Cincinnati in April were canceled, according to Paul DeLong president of Albany Chapter NACAA. The national association announced the cancellations to conserve transportation act.
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Auxiliary to Meet at Spanish War Hall Tomorrow
The Marine Corps Ladies Auxiliary will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Spanish War Hall. Hessen Bateman, president, will preside and refreshments will be served. The gathering precedes a winter meeting of the Marine Corps League.
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Greenwich Board Calls Contingent For Examinations
A group of 33 men were called by the Greenwich Diary Board to take MM examinations yesterday. The list includes George H. Casa Carl A Guandi na Josep Robert Fingios Jo AL Lundberg Fort Edward and others from Fort Edward Jackson Salem and White Creek. The men possess I A classification and are slated for interaction service examinations.
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J. Stanley
Wisser E. Fryer
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A O H Sets National Convention in Syracuse This July
The Ancient Order of Hibernians to hold a national convention in Syracuse in July, their first since wartime disruptions. Joseph Kerrigan, national president, and Jona H. Clinton, Division 8 president, say the event will cover pending national business and be streamlined for safety. If this plan proceeds, the New York state convention will follow in Troy in August.
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Greenwich Garage Fire Destroys Two Station Wagons
Firefighters battled a blaze in a Greenwich garage where two station wagons were destroyed. Arthur Becke rushed inside to save the vehicles and suffered burns to his hands and arms. The wagons were used for rural school transport and taxi service.
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Greensick
Berker
Tally Card for Patriotic Effort
The piece urges readers to pledge wartime actions such as buying war bonds, recycling paper and metals, writing to service members, avoiding black market dealings, sharing rides, sticking to war jobs, and contributing to the War Chest and Red Cross. It frames these choices as a personal test of conscience for supporters.
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Tenth Ward Forms Permanent Honor Roll Association
The Tenth Ward organizes a permanent Honor Roll Association at a meeting on Hen sitk and Tenth Streets. Membership cards are distributed, rosters of committees are completed, and residents may submit names for addition at ward houses along the ward boundaries.
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Weight Lifting Team Practices for Eastern District Meet
The weight lifting team tunes for the eastern district championships at Central YACA in March. Coach Jake F Raymond leads a squad with new members joining after an injury setback. Notable athletes include Donald Girard, Aaron Gluske, Steve Triantailion and William Gingerisky as they push for lineup spots. Practices run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with ongoing inite sessions.
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Msron Gluske
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Stephentown Club Plans Farm Engineering Course
Prospective farmers will learn methods of placing tests and items on care of relating. Mr. Dorrance and Heman Hoy lead the program as the Stephentown Club offers educational sessions on the new farm engineering topics.
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Lake Lonely Man Found Dead by Neighbor
Augustin B. Carey 36 died suddenly of a heart attack in his Lake Lonely cottage. He was found this morning by John Folt whose nearby cottage overlooks the Carey residence. Carey, born in Glens Falls October 27 1885, lived in Saratoga Springs since childhood and belonged to St Peter's Church and the Saratoga Lodge of Elks. He resided with his sister at 133 Nelson Avenue and is survived by Mrs Andrews and others including Mrs George O Brien and several nieces and nephews.
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Trojan Post Accepts Two New Members
Trojan Post VFW accepts James DeBonis and Robert J. Sicley at Grew Avenue meeting led by Commander William J. McCracken. Hospitalization chair Thomas J. McGovern reports a visit to the veterans hospital in Ranaiega Springs. William Flord Chater accepted to join with the Ban s of the Revolution at the Washington birthday service at St Pauls Episcopal Church.
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Congress Battles Over Henry Wallace Confirmation and Manpower Plan
Congressional wrangling focuses on Henry Wallace's potential confirmation and a new War Manpower program. Democratic and Republican members clash over committee control and procedural moves as leaders push to bypass the Rules Committee.
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Lake George Water Level Law Soucht
The fragmentary item references Lake George water level law and a rate of percentage related to a public issue. Readable elements imply a legal or regulatory notice about water management procedures and potential impact on local stakeholders. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete actions or dates.
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Erle County Board Mulls State Aid for Local Programs
The Erle County Board of Supervisors considers a motion to sponsor a state aid program for town and village initiatives. The proposal aims to fund community projects and support local services pending state approval and funding specifics.
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