Coal production hits peak since November in week ended Feb 10
The Coal Production report shows output reaching 1,218,000 tons for the week ending February 10, the highest since November. Southern Appalachian mines were active, with Sundery alone contributing a substantial portion of the total. Anthracite production reached about 2.12 million tons for the period.
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Employees' Ideas Speed War Work at Louisville Plant
Louisville division of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. speeds war effort via worker suggestions. From 25 ideas, 78 percent approved. notable savings include drills replacing costly ones and改 double-needle sewing to cut fabric travel. Women contribute about 40 percent of ideas. specific improvements include cord cutting and streamlined assembly methods.
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Consolidated- Vultee ‘Aircraft Corp
Margaret Higgins
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Cardin
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Eas
Hitt
Carol Holderman
Site Army
Hor Éerman
Aden Zarzmher
Funeral Plans Delayed for Green Island Air Corps Victim
Funeral arrangements for Corp. George ML Edets of Green Island are delayed after his bomber crew of nine were killed in the Mount Harrisah Idaho crash. A year from an Army air base at Mountain Home Idaho last reports surfaced February 6 via radio. The wreck on Mount Harrisah was found February 9 by a Federal Grazing Service team, bodies confirmed, and two to three days expected to recover remains due to a pack train system. Edets, a tail gunner, had recently been promoted to sergeant on February 2.
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Brotherhood marks Brotherhood Week event at Beth Israel
The Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood will observe Brotherhood Week with a 21 Fjar gathering of members and families tomorrow evening in the Beth Israel vestry. Former Surrogate Bertram P. Kavanach will speak on The Fatherhood Of God and The Brotherhood Of Man, with Isaac J. Teicher delivering the invocation. A social hour will follow.
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Beth Israel
Reuben D. jCoten
Bertram P. Kavanach
Fatherhood of God
Brotherhood of Man
I Isaac J. Teicher
On the Air Programs From Local Station
Local radio listings show a mix of programs and times including music news and talks. Featured items include Harkness Words at War, Timekeeper Ski Rise, and various show names with station identifiers such as 2,000-WIEY and WUKO Albany.
Secret service tracks counterfeit dollars and postal fraud
The article notes a major counterfeit dollar scheme with hundreds of thousands of fake notes using the same serial number. It reports a postal hawk to halt shipping to overseas servicemen, rising thefts of soldiers’ checks, and arrests in New York. It also mentions Lithuania Independence Day and political notes about unemployment insurance for seamen and retirements in politics.
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State Department
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Church Committee Plans Centennial Year Projects
The centennial project committees of the First Presbyterian Church af Lensingburgh met Sunday in the chapel to discuss yearlong plans. The 100th anniversary of the church dedication will begin with an April 22 service and continue through the year. Edward S. Webster was elected temporary chairman. Another humanities meeting is set for March 15 to finalize projects.
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Growing Scarcity of Shirts Warned by Manufacturers
The National Association of Shirt and Pajama Manufacturers reports shirt and pajama shortages, with inventories running dry at manufacturing and wholesale levels. Max J Lovell, secretary-counsel, says men’s shirts and especially white shirts have been scarce in retail stores for months.
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Ciuait, Peabody & Co, Inc
Oren
Max J. ‘Lovell
New York
Police-Hunted Man Sent Address Leads to Capture
Edward S Hamilton, sought by state police since last September for stealing and wrecking a car owned by Mrs. Hilda Friedman of Brooklyn at Burden Lake, was captured after sending a change of address to Averill Park Post Office. He was arraigned before Justice Henry Curt and held at Rensselaer County Jail awaiting grand jury action.
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Hilda Friedman
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Burien Lake
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Rensselaer County
Readsboro man dies after snowbound ride to hospital
Lawrence Phelps of Readsboro Vermont died Saturday morning at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington after a horse drawn sleigh transported him from his snowbound home. He had been critically ill for some time. Neighbor Clifford Oakes assisted in the sleigh transport.
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Readsboro
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Clifford Oakes
Roosevelt era generosity and questions over costs
A syndicated feature discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt era philanthropy and the handling of a large political persona. It contrasts generosity in the Roosevelt circle with scrutiny over the cost to the American people and to the Red Cross from Mrs. Roosevelt's activities and royalties. The piece questions what was disclosed and why.
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al Soith
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Methodist Conference May Be One Day Event
Cabinet members said the Troy Methodist Conference in Albany during the first week of April may last one day. A Friday Albany meeting on April 6 with Bishop G Bramley Oxnam and cabinet will decide business and make appointments in a legal session.
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Albany
New York
G. Bramley Oxnam
Allied Patrols Active On Italian War Front
Allied patrols ranged over the Italian front to gauge German forces possibly withdrawing into Ritter’s last ditch fortress in Southern Germany. Allied headquarters noted continued air activity against communication routes in the north as Eighth Army and First Army patrols clashed in fog and mist.
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Seventeen Bodies Removed From Tacoma Apartment Ruins
Seventeen bodies were removed from the Mayfair apartment building ruins in Tacoma yesterday. Fire officials estimate at least eight more are buried in the wreckage, with only four of the ten regular tenants accounted for. The building housed forty units and was being used as a manufacturing shop in the basement when the fire started Saturday morning. Five men, seven women, and five children died, all victims severely burned. Damage is estimated at nine hundred thousand dollars.
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