Green Blames Government For Strikes in Hearing Testimony
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor told the Senate Military Committee that national service legislation would not aid war production. He blamed wage and price policies for strikes and urged stabilization through wage adjustments or price controls. Green argued the war economy is out of balance and cited Britain’s experience with conscription to challenge the need for a civilian draft.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate Military Committee
Ooe
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Austin R. Vt
Roosevelt
Britain
R. J. Gray
Building and Construction Trades Department
The
United States Department of Labor
Citizens' Committee For A National War Service Act
United States
Sermon and Youth Plans at Pittstoun Church
Rev Anton Beza will preach at 9 45 Sunday on The Disgusting Church. The Youth Fellowship met at Beula Castle’s home and arranged a ham supper for the Men's Community Club Monday in the church hall. Elton Hanks, farm bureau agent, will speak. A business meeting will elect officers, then movies.
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Anton Beza
Sbeula Castle
Elton Hanks
Farm Bureau
Armour Peanut Butter Cookies Shake Up Easy Recipe
Simple bake in ten minutes mix ten minutes bake with Armour's Peanut Butter. Cream lard and peanut butter with sugars, add egg, flour and soda, roll dough into balls press with a fork, bake at 350 F for about 16 minutes yields 30 to 60 cookies. Use Armour's Peanut Butter for best flavor and watch for more Armour ideas from Armour and Company.
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Armour
Armour and Company
Radio Schedules Across WIRY WGY Albany Area Stations
A scrambled listing of daily radio programming details across WIRY and WGY Albany area stations. Entries include morning News and Timekeeper segments, Noon editions, soap operas like The Guiding Light and Road of Life, musical programs, and various talk and drama slots with station identifiers and start times.
Slaying Probe Seeks American and Red Haired British Soldier
Scotland Yard detectives hunted an American soldier and a tall red haired British soldier in connection with the death of a 21 year old in London. An RAF officer said the victim was seen with the red haired man on a deserted path. British officers checked late passes and absences as they aided the investigation.
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London
Scotland Yard
R.A.F
Hoosick Church Events and Local Health News
Hoosick Baptist Church hosts a 3 p.m. food sale at Mrs. John A. Cox's home tomorrow. Rev J J Gould preaches at 9 30 a m and Sunday School begins 10 30 a m at Hoosick Baptist Church. Clayton Paddock recently had X ray checks at Samaritan Hospital and is now at home. Hetherington and Miss Betty L Brown of New York City visit Mrs Edward J Brown. George A Hawks and family return to Hoosick Falls from time with Mr and Mrs Harry N Hawks. All Saints Branch of the Girls Friendly Society meets Monday at 7 30 p m in Parish Hall with hostesses Mrs Harry .
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Crescent
Loyal Workers of the Baptist Church
John A. Cox
Hoosick Baptist Church
J. J. Gould
Peel Tor
Clayton Paddock
Samaritan Hospital
Hetherington
Betty L. Brown
New York City
Edward J. Brown
George A. Hawks
Hoosick Falls
Harry N. Hawks
All Saints
Girls' Friendly Society
Harry
Raymertown and Hoosick Falls Social Notices
Raymertown Earl Wing, ill for some time, is convalescing. Mrs Francis Fitzgerald has returned to work in Hoosick Falls. Miss Janice Barry, confined to her home, has returned to school. Miss Minnie Bulson visiting at the home of her niece, Mrs Howard B Tate, has gone to her brother's home in Tamarack for a while. The Evangelical Lutheran Church will host a supper and reception for Rev Peter Fanning tomorrow at 7:30 pm in the church hall. Mr Fanning acts as pastor until a resident pastor is secured. The congregation and all residents are invited. Mrs Courtland Campbell chairs arrangements.
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Earl Wing
Francis Fitzgerald
Hoosick Falls
Janice Barry
Minnie Bulson
Howard B. Tate
Tamarack
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Peter Fanning
Fanning
Courtland Campbell
State Tops Quota By 68 100 000 In War Bond Drive
New York State oversubscribed its general quota in the Fourth War Loan Drive by 68.1 million dollars, with total sales reaching 4.2861 billion as individuals bought 659.4 million of bonds. The state exceeded overall goals though individual purchases fell short of their targeted 911 million, prompting continued efforts to reach the individual quota.
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New York
Local World War II Notices From North Pownal Area
North Pownal residents and relatives are listed in various service and medical notices. George Kenyon returns to Fargo N D after furlough. Benjamin Powell Jr. resumes duties at Charlestown Navy Yard. Roslyn Pratt becomes nurse at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington. Daniel Pratt discharged after appendectomy. George Pratt returns to Camp Edenton after furlough. Nora Buck, daughter of Jay and Mrs Buck, becomes the town’s first WAC enlistment.
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Louis Brothers
Virginia
George Kenyon
Fargo
Williamstown
Pfc
Benjamin Powell, Jr
Charlestown
Mass. Navy Yard
Carl A. Rhoades
R. N
Roslyn Pratt
Putneare Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Daniel Pratt
Putnam Memorial Hospital
George A. Pratt
Camp Edenton
N. C
George MM. Pratt
Nora Marie Buck
Jay Buck
North Pownal
WAC
Chimney Fire at Komfort Horner Strikes Two-Family Home
A chimney fire broke out Monday afternoon at Komfort Horner a two family home owned by Warren Mason. The upstairs wintering residents were Mason and family while Frank and Mrs Bowman occupied the first floor. Neighbors noticed smoke for hours but located the blaze after 3 pm. Firefighters contained it, using chemicals to prevent spread beyond the stovepipe wall. Jane Mason a 1 year old child was alone upstairs briefly.
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Komfort Horner
Warren Mason
Frank Bowman
Jane Mason
Johnsonville Soldier Returns From New York Trip
Johnsonville James Agan has returned from a trip to New York. Earl Russell's family is quarantined for scarlet fever. Mrs. Jesse Pratt recovers from pneumonia. Mrs. Della Ralston visiting North Adams Massachusetts. Mrs. Norman Cushing visiting South Weymouth Massachusetts. Thurman Grogan of Camp Davis enjoying furlough at home. Charles Castle back in California after furlough with parents. Frank Camp returns to Camp Perry Virginia after furlough. World Day of Prayer observed at Presbyterian Church Friday February 25 at 8 pm. A game social at the Becker home tomorrow evening for church fundraiser.
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James Agan
New York
Earl Russell
Jesse Pratt
Della Ralston
Jennie Torrey
North Adams
Mass
Norman Cushing
Lewis Cushing
South Weymouth
Mags
Thurman Grogan
Camp Davis
N. C
Charles Castle
California
Frank Camp
Camp Perry
Presbyterian Church
Waldo Becker
Mussolini Says He Executed Ciano Honorably Like a Warrior
Bern, Switzerland report quotes Benito Mussolini describing the execution of his son in law Count Ciano. He says he sentenced Ciano to death and that Japanese honor would understand his conduct, aligning with a Japanese warrior ethos.
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Switzerland
Benito Mussolini
Japan
Count Diane
der Bund
Chiasso
Mussolini
Ciano
Cambridge Visit Includes Shushan Officer and Family
Shushan Second Lieut John Galbraith of Hondo Texas and his wife and son visited their parents Mr and Mrs Milo Galbraith in Cambridge on Saturday. Freemont Cramer, who spent a week with his family, returned to Springfield Vermont Monday accompanied by John Grahtinen who spent the weekend here. A chimney fire broke out in the
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Hondo
Texas
Galbraith
John Jr
Milo Galbraith
Cambridge
Freemont Cramer
Springfield
John Grahtinen
Home of Mr and Mrs Tor rens Damaged by Salem Road Fire
A blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Torrens about one mile from Shushea on Salem Road was reported around 4 pm Monday. Salem fire company arrived quickly and extinguished the fire before serious damage occurred.
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Robert Torrens
Shushea
Salem Road
Salem Fire Company
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