States Plan Surplus Funds To Aid Returning Servicemen
A survey shows multiple states already hold surpluses or plan to set aside funds for postwar employment programs for veterans. New York targets 1844 surplus of 140 million in a dedicated fund. North Carolina earmarks 20 million with further potential. Pennsylvania expects 25 million by next year. New Jersey prospects a rainy day bill. Connecticut authorized postwar financing from surpluses to avoid tax hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
North Carolina
General Assembly
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Len Howard Eastwood
State Senate
Connecticut
Waterford to present Peace in Our Time dramatization at church
Waterford Methodist Church will host a Sunday service dramatization titled Peace in Our Time O Lord as part of installation ceremonies for the newly elected Women’s Society of Christian Service officers. Cast features Mrs Malhon Wemple as The Woman along with Mrs Lawrence Einnist Mrs Ernest K LeVan and others. Reverend William A Perry will serve as installing officer. The senior choir will sing Wear Our Prayer O Lord and a girls choir assist with a selection. Catechism instruction for St Marys parish children in grades 7 and 8 is set for today at 2 45 p m in St Marys Hall. An ice skating party for the Methodist Youth Fellowship is scheduled for 7 30 p m today, with gathering at Miss Ethel Scouten’s home on Upper Third Street. Private Oscar G Cooper, son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Cooper, visits on furlough after Marine Corps training at Parris Island and will join the Marine Band Field School of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Malhon Wemple
Troy
Lawrence Einnist
Ernest K. LeVan
James T. Willame
Charles E. Pollock
Shirley L LeVan
Willard Holcomb
William A. Perry
James
St. Mary's Parish
St. Marys Hall
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ethel Scouten
Upper Third Street
Oscar G Cooper
Oscar Cooper
Waterford-Mechanicville Road
Cooper
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Field School of Music
Marine Band
Anti-Trust Case Details Du Pont ICI Conspiracy Allegations
A federal complaint charges Du Pont and Imperial Chemical Industries with a long running conspiracy restraining trade in chemical products and arms. Named are Lammot du Pont Walker Carpenter Charles Krum Davis Remington Harry Duncan McGowan and Henry Mond. The firms allegedly divided markets Europe and the Americas for explosives and weapons, with Canada and South America shared, and profits from South America to be split.
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du Pont Co
Imperial Chemical Industries
du Pont
Lammot du Pont
Wilmington
Del
The
Walker Samuel Carpenter
Charles Krum Davis
Fairfield, Conn
Remington
Harry Duncan McGowan
Lord McGowan
Imperial Chemicals
Henry Mond
Lord Melchett
New York
New York City
Biddle
I.C.1
United States
General Motors Corp
Great Britain
du Pont and Sr
Central America
I.C.I
Canada
Newfoundland
South America
Canadian Industries, Ltd
Beth Israel Temple Schedules Friday and Sabbath Services
Special Friday services at Congregation Beth Israel tonight at 8 pm led by Rabbi Isaac Teicher with Cantor Isaac Werlin guiding songs and Hebrew Schoochor chanting prayers An Oneg Shabat hour follows in the vestry hosted by Mr and Mrs Samuel Goldberg Sabbath services are at 515 pm today 8 am tomorrow and 4 pm Junior services tomorrow at 1030 pm and Sunday at 9 am Father son service under the Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood convenes in Sharah Tephilah vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation Beth Israel
Isaac Teicher
Isaac Werlin
Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood
Sharah Tephilah Vestry
Dr Sharpe to Assume New Pastoral Charge in Hoosick Street Church
Rev. Charles M Sharpe, former pastor of McConnellsville Community Church, will take over as pastor of the Church of Christ Disciples at Hoosick and Fifteenth Streets. He succeeds Rev. Cyrus M Gonigam who left for Malden, Mass last spring. Dr Sharpe, a WWI veteran, holds A B AM degrees from the University of Kansas and a PhD from the University of Chicago. He will reside at 2507 Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M Sharpe
McConnellsville
Oneida County
Church of Christ Disciples
Hoosick
Fifteenth Streets
Sharpe
Cyrus M Gonigam
Malden
Mass
Leigh Diefendorf
M.C. A
Metropolitan Y. M. C. A
Detroit
Europe
Orono
University of Maine
University of Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Chicago
Fiftenth Street
Walker urges unified international program before campaign ends
Walker, continuing from page one, says electing a Congress aligned with a Versailles treaty avoiding stance is as vital as choosing a president with similar views. He expects both parties to craft a uniform international plan, criticizes Democratic opposition for lacking leadership, and backs Roosevelt's Win the War slogan while defending New Deal gains as unmatchable in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Walker
Roosevelt
Massari Confessed Murder Case Proceeds to Trial
The Madison County murder case against Mascari, also known as Joseph Charles Patane, centers on the 1942 death of his wife Rose O Connell near Canastota. He was convicted in March after a three week trial and sentenced to death. A sanity commission found him sane, Gov. Dewey announced the ruling on December 29. The defense plea for reversal was denied by the Court of Appeals the week of October 11. Mascari, identified by glasses and a school pin, led authorities through a series of inconsistent statements before confessing. Anna Lenway, once thought his wife, was involved as a material witness in the case.
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Mascari
Father Martin
Thomas E. Dewey
Court of Appeals
Joseph Charles Patane
Madison County
Canastota
Rose O'Connell
Anna Gelina Lenway
Troy
Waterviet
Patricia Patane
Marimello School of Beauty Culture
Albany
Menands
Joe
Troop G
Rose O’connell
Anna Lenway
Edward Lenway
Anna
Jewish Problems to Be Topical at Temple Beth El Service
Regular Sabbath services at Temple Beth El tonight at 815 pm with Rabbi Joel Geffen in charge. Guest speaker Mrs Edward Popper of New York will discuss problems facing Jews in Europe and Palestine. She is active with United Jewish Appeal and other national Jewish welfare groups. Naval cadets from RPI will attend as part of JWB USO program. Tomorrow services start at 9 am followed by a children’s assembly.
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Temple Beth el
Joel
Geffen
Edward Popper
New York
Palestine
Popper
Nathan Krass
Temple Emanuel
United Jewish Appeal
National Refugee Service
National Jewish Welfare Board
New York City Welfare Federation
Naval Cadets
R.P.I
Jwb-Uso
Children's Assembly
Treasure hunter seeks gas ration tickets in buried treasure hunt
Fort Worth district attorney Clyde Eastus reveals a request from a Moreno Arizona man calling himself a treasure hunter prospector and inventor. He asked Eastus to locate gasoline ration tickets in a lawful way so he can hunt buried treasure.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.S
Clyde
Eastus
Moreno, Ariz
Cohoes Churches Mark Christmas by Julian Calendar
Congregations at St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic and Sts Peter and Paul Ukrainian hold Christmas Day observances from Jan 7 in line with the Julian calendar. Services at St Nicholas include 7:30 pm yesterday and 10 am today with masses through Sunday. St Peter and Paul scheduled 11 am yesterday, 9 am today, and 4 pm vesper, continuing tomorrow. Troop 44 Boy Scouts outlined monthly hikes and commando drills with appointed instructors and a social planned for Feb 4. Regular troop meetings resume Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Also noted are local hospital admissions and a grass fire off South Saratoga Street.
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St. Nicholas
Sts. Peter's and Paul’s
St Nicholas’ Church
Theodore Kiryluk
Sts Peter's and Paul's
Pam
Michael Martinuk
Troop 44
Boy Scouts
St. Agnes' School Hall
John van Buskirk
Ronald Durocher
Frank Donlon
Gerald Caldarella
William Grennon
William Mullen
Joseph Burke
Richard Clifford
John VanBuskirk
William 3B Donion
Howard Grennon
Donald Gamnache
Benjamin Rosecr
Sarah Retyea
Central Avenue
Cohoes Hospital
Margaret B Hamel
Oneida Street
Saratoga Street
Obituary notices and public funeral services in Cohoes
Obituaries list Bernard T. Smith who died at his brother Edward Smith's home after a short illness born in Michigan longtime city resident furniture finisher with Economy Furniture Co. of Schenectady. Survivors include wife children and siblings. Funeral at F C Reavy-Smart Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Also John McCarthy and Edward Marois deaths noted with funeral details and Sacred Heart Church services. Socials events of NG Lyon Camp Sons of Union Veterans resume.
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Bernard T. Smith
Edward M. Smith
R. D
Cohoes
Michigan
St Paul
Minn
Sergi Warren T. Smith
Headquarters Company
Camp Fannin
Tex
Albert Tb. Smith
Minneapolis
J A VanDenberg
Albert Lee
F.C. Reavy-Smart Funeral Home
Remsen Street
Edgar C. Smith
Glenside
Oakwood Cemetery
Troy
Cohoes Lodge of Elk
John McCarthy
Worth Mohawk Street
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Agnes
Edward Marois
Park Avenue
Cohpes Hospital
Levis
P. Q. Canada
Sacred Heart Church
League of the Sacred Heart
Carpenters’ Union
Harry Marois
Northport
Joseph Marois
Marcel Marois
Pleasantdale
Albert Marois
Heten
Mareva
Rachel Marois
Joseph Champs
Albany
Sophie Despins
Northside
Patrolman
Marois
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Clifton Park Firemen Install New Officers
Clifton Park Volunteer Fire Department held its monthly meeting at the Fire House. John EL Kopacz was named president. Edward Travis, secretary Henry V. W. Smith, financial secretary. John Sitterly, treasurer. John Pingelski, chief. Frank Martin trustee. Arthur Gilbert sergeant at arms. Victor DeCerce named assistant chief. Benjamin Kolobus reported missing in action in North Africa. Next meeting slated for Monday night February 7. Also mentions week of Prayer services at local churches and pinochle standings at Fellowcraft Club of Cohoes Lodge.
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Clifton Park
Department
Benjamin Kolobus
North Africa
Travis
Abner Hatlee
Gilbert
James Christopher
Red Cross Maps Cohoes Campaign Plans for War Fund Drive
The Cohoes Red Cross Executive Board outlined plans for a March campaign to fund the American Red Cross War Fund. The drive opens March 1 with a local quota to be set against a national target of 200 million dollars. Raymond Van Santvoord is general chairman, with William Jander, William Massey, Glenn Mlier, and Desmond Haverin in key roles. A combined board meeting is scheduled for Feb 17 at the YWCA building on Mohawk Street. Additionally, results from a Knights of Columbus pinochle tournament are announced, and local service members are noted returning to duty or on furlough.
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Raymond Vaan Santvoord
Cohoes Campagn
Jaie William Jandercn
Wee
Wiliam Massey
Glenn Mlier
Desmond Havain
Red Cross
Young Women's Christ Juan Association
Mohawk Street
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Donovans
Remsen St. Cohoes
O'Clook
Iphive
Ota
Beth Israel Temple
Dr. Sharpe
Charles M, Sharpe
Jacob L. Devers
USA
Feft
Mansion House
London
City of London
City of Chicago
WACS
England
Pia Dorothy Jaquays
Cleveland
Mary L. Steffes
Lois Jones
San Antonio
Betty Hickey
Chicago
Katherine Davis
Pasadena
Calif
N G Lyon
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Walter Bailey
Harmony
Suva
Fijl Islands
Yank
Army Weekly
Reformed Church
Earle C Fryer
St. James
Chris Beck
Fred Peverly
Milton Dertcher
M.J. Ker Dunz
Roy Summers
Ralph Evertsen
John Maipass
Harry Clark
John Newland
Masonic Temple
the Quality Shop
Red Cross Maps
Cohoes Council
Knights of Columbus
Vincent McKee
Alexander Young
William Carter
Raymond Quinn
Joseph Ross
Desmond Havern
Palmer Shine
Michael Michalak
William Dotter
Davidson Hume
Frank Bechard
Charlee Murray
Wiliam Hickey
Marcel Lafremiere
John Hughes
Lionel Therriault
Norfolk
Anthony Therriault
Manor Avenue
Corp
Arthur J. Vere
Camp Pickett
Olmstead Street
Mr. Couture
Troy Record Office
Ontario Street
Cohoes, N. Y
W. N. Vandercar
Remsen
Coats
Chesterfields
Brrhive
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