Curfew Enforcement Sparks War Work Debate
United Press notes curfew aims to save fuel and transport but enforcement remains unclear. Officials say bell rings next Monday night with no certainty who must comply. Chicago and New York cafe owners mull back shifts or 24 hour shutdown. Governors in Washington and California seek exemptions amid ongoing war effort discussions.
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Billy Rose
New York
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Fruit grower Brust dies at Guilderland plant
Mr Brust, a prominent fruit grower who operated a sizable operation in the town of Guilderland, passed away after a long illness. The community mourns the loss of the local agricultural leader known for expanding fruit production and supporting area workers.
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Brust Forsar
Guilderland
Physical Data Claimed Key in Job Safety
Dr B L Vosburgh, GE medical director, outlined physical factors shaping factory accidents at a Society of Safety Engineers meeting. He described core "yardage" conditions that influence workers, noting weaknesses in basic safety failures to address before injuries become malignant or severe.
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B. L. Vosburgh
General Electric Co
Society of Safety
Eari
Ver Curler Hotel
Vosburgh
Yarfates
Indore
Elge Corman
Vossurgh
Guards train interior guard duties at Troy Armory session
Company A of the Second Regiment held a weekly drill at the Troy Armory under Captain Joan B. Prout with Lizan Icha B. Corcoran in charge of admiration and First Sergeant William J. Dinas assisting. Lieutenant Charles H. Burkhardt led the class with Sergt Claren Dwyer and Sergt Arthur F. Ser g. Training included manual of arms and recruit work. Ten vacancies exist in the company and staff sergeant William S. Myers returned to duty after attending courses at the Second Service Command Tactical School in Heek enstown, N J. Company A will face Company B at Cohoes and Pegimental opposing Company C at Hoosick Falls.
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Manual of Arms
Troy Armory
Joan B. Prout
Lizan Icha B. Corcoran
Wlliam J. Dinas
Charles H. Burkhardt
Claren Dwyer
Arthur F. Serg
Cnanual
Alfred T. Curtin
Gererd W. Heil
Willam &. Myers
Second Service Command
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Cohoes
Pegimental
Hoosick Falls
Industrial meeting on worker safety and employment impact
Fay B. Borges led a meeting discussing how proper examination and supervision by industrial physicians can reduce accidents and costly downtime. Speakers argued early risk assessment could cut injuries, save wages and boost production, with attendees including guests and industry figures.
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Fay B. Borges
Local plant safety measures set for next Athany meeting
Official notices from area plants indicate safety arrangements have been made and the next meeting will be held in Athany on Tuesday March 20.
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Athany
Bennington Visitor Notes and Troy Death Tribute
South Cambridge residents report visits to Miss Jennie Snow at Bennington and a recent death prompting tributes from George Cornel and others in Troy. The brief item records local social ties and a bereavement notice.
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Ralph Galloway
Jennie Snow
Bennington
George Cornel’ Livere
Troy
Roliend Harrington
Frosolone Club Officers Formally Installed
Mes John Shori was installed as president of the Ladies Aux Blanc of the Frosolone Club at installation ceremonies Tuesday. Officers installed included Margaret Cassico vice president Miss Carin Palumbo treasurer and Miss Mary Palumba secretary. A gift was presented to outgoing president Mrs Joho Cam pitto. A chicken dinner was served.
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Ladies’ Aux- Blanc
Frosolone Club
Final plans set for spaghetti supper event
A fragment notes plans for a spaghetti supper held at lab rooms with a specific March date. Details are incomplete but indicate organized community activity following an installation. Local group arrangements and timing appear in the readable lines.
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