Unemployment Warning From State Workmen's Comp Board
The State Workmen's Compensation Board warned in its legislative report that unemployment is rising after a period of full employment. If unemployment continues to increase, the board's workload could be heavier than in 1943. Chairman Mary Donlon noted improved hearing performance raising decision rates from 67 percent in 1946 to 72 percent in 1948.
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Workmen's Compensation Board
Mary
Donlon
Greenwich News Highlights: Engagement and Civic Drive
The Greenwich Central School reports Elizabeth C Wilson engaged to Gordon L Abbott. Abbott is a WWII Navy veteran employed at Sharp's market. A Boy Scout financial drive netted over 700 dollars with local leaders coordinating house to house canvassing. The annual poppy poster contest by the American Legion Auxiliary awarded Blaine Snody first and Greenwich Central School students Nancy Nowell and Helen Bunce second.
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Greenwich
Frank .C. Scoville
Greenwich Central School
Frederick .C
Wilson
Elizabeth. C
Gordon L., Abbott
Harold“Abbott
Miss Wilson
Boy Scout
Callam Blandy
Henry Mesick
Frank Scully
W. L. Sharp
P. V. Weaver
John Skiff
Allen Bacon
Albert Lewis
B. F._Tillotson
Charles Carawell
Chester Skiff
William Mulligan
Walter, Couser
Leo McCann
Margaret ‘Thompson
Margaret Dwyer
John Rran
August Foss
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington County Auxiliary
Argyle
Blaine Snody
Whitehall
Nancy Nowell
Helen Bunce
Troy Man Qualifies For State Promotion
The Civil Service Department announces that James J. Reynolds of Troy has qualified for promotion to senior personnel technician with a salary range of 3720 to 4620 dollars. William F. L. McConnell, also of Troy, leads a list of qualified candidates for the gas meter tester position, holding an veteran's preference score of 85.
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James
J. Reynolds
Flrst
Street
Troy
Community Notes From Utica Melrose And Nearby
Mrs Alton Hoag hosted relatives in Utica while Jonathan Hoag visited Miss Winifred Yates in Melrose. Mrs Hans Wein returned after four weeks in Leonard Hospital. Agnes Madigan entertained the Five Hundred Club with prizes for Myrtie Ruth Nellie Stevens. WSC met at Mrs Louise Hong with a white elephant sale. Eleven members and a guest attended. March meeting set at Mrs Karl Brenenstuhl home.
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Tomhannock
Connie Burdick
Alton Hoag
Utica
Jonathan Hoag
Winifred Yates
Melrose
Hans Wein
Leonard Hospital
Agnes Madigan
Five Hundred
Myrtie Stevens
Ruth Stevens
Nellie Madigan
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Louise Hong
Karl Brenenstuhl
Russians and Beards Across Eras and Nations
The piece notes Russian beard practices versus English styles with humorous asides on pre revolution policy and navy shaving trends. It references officials like patriarchs and churchmen who favored long beards while others pursued modern grooming and price shifts in shaving gear.
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Mescow
Jessie
Haars
Pater the Great
Poppy Poster Winners Forwarded for New York State Contest
Three winning posters from the auxiliary poppy poster contest have been submitted to the department for the New York State competition. They will be displayed at the upcoming state American Legion convention. The focal unit plans a poppy poster contest in early May with prizes awarded by the local unit and all posters shown at the poppy sale.
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Thas
New York
American Legion
Auxiliary
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