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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
5
The article discusses collective bargaining law, employer exclusion, and coercion fears amid labor union conflicts. It notes Democratic leadership facing challenges from centrist factions labeled comaties and centrists, with tensions in labor politics and union roles.
The text claims communists control or seek to influence key unions, provoking strikes to unsettle officials and gain concessions. It argues left wing blame and calls for full publicity of communist moves in committees. It warns of dominance over political action and party ties, urging exposure and prevention of production disruption.
The town reports a large public Red Cross plasma drive with 147 reservations, plus 250 donors, the biggest in the chapter's jurisdiction. Police report no weekend arrests and notes the chief's return after illness. Church, scout, and school notices cover graves decoration, camporees, graduation plans, and a new census card project to map local youth in the district.
The Record reports Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines urges precise veteran identification in inquiries to the Veterans Administration. He notes the master index lists over 19 million veterans, with common names like Smith, Johnson, Brown, Williams, and Jones, making exact identification essential for prompt replies. (Washington, D. C.)
The funeral of World War I veteran Leo J. Marois was held at 10 am from 36 Hudson Avenue Green Island with full military honors. Rev John J. Ryan officiated at St Josephs Church with Alicia Leonard at organ and Mrs John B Berghamer singing. Legion Post members served as bearers and chaplain Frank Li Denton led Taps at St. Marys Cemetery. Legion visitations occurred Tuesday night.
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