Roosevelt Labor War Threatens War Production
Roosevelt maps a strike solution as the labor board warns that continuing negotiations with miners could halt coal, endangering steel and other war industries. Officials report impacts from stoppages, with Gallitzin miners urging action, and firms like American Window Glass and Alabama furnaces facing fuel shortages and possible closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Board
Lewis
United States
Gallitzin
Roosevelt
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
American Window Glass Co
Belle Vernon
Alabama
Mans
Girls Collect Puzzles For Seamen
Camp Fue Gals of the area will collect crossword puzzles for seamen during the next two weeks. The Northeastern New York Council of the organization has been requested by Mrs. Johnston King, chairman of New York Division of Volunteers of the United Seaman's Service, to collect puzzles from newspapers and magazines and to mount them on stiff board. They will be placed in the recreation chests on ships of the Merchant Marine. Each Camp Fire group Blue Bird group and Horizon Club chapter is urged to collect at least fifty puzzles and it is expected that at least 2,500 puzzles will be sent to Mrs King before the end of the month. The final meeting of the season of the Guardians Association will be held Saturday June 12 at the summer home of Mrs Joseph T Sproule Glass Lake. Members will meet at the corner of River and Fulton Streets at 3 p m to take the Glass Lake bus. The afternoon will be spent in nature study and a supper will be served by a committee Ruth M Hubbell and Lillie F Tuley. At this meeting final plans will be made for several members to represent the association at the summer workshop at Marons Camp near Worcester Mass from July 2 to 5. The committee of awards will meet at the office 297 River Street Saturday June 5 to review girls in their requirements for various ranks. This will be the last meeting of the committee until October. All leaders in Camp Fire have been notified of the ruling of the regional office of the CPA concerning the ban on pleasure driving. Kimball Prince regional rationing attorney stated that diving by Camp Fire guardians or leaders of groups to the group meetings is permissible as this may be deemed occupational driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnston King
Volunteers
United Seaman's Service
Blue Bird Group
Horizon Club
Lillie F. Tuley
Maron's Camp
Worcester
Mass
River Street
CPA
Kimball Prince
Dog Bite Sends 12 Year Old To Troy Hospital
Ann Carey of 184 First Street was treated at Troy Hospital after being bitten on the right leg by a dog owned by a local First Street resident. She was escorted to the hospital by Patrolmen Michael Minehan and Edward Maloney. The girl was discharged home after treatment. In other news, William Cook Hart, 70, longtime Williams College treasurer, died at his Williamstown home after a long illness. He graduated from Williams in 1894 and is survived by his wife and two sons.
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Ann Carey
First Street
Troy Hospital
Michael Minehan
Edward Maloney
First Precinct
William Cook Hart
Williams College
Williamstown
Hart
Williams
Troy Police Crack Farley Stabbing Case After Bus Sightings
A Lansingburg resident tells of a bus seating coincidence and a man he saw on the bus. The witness identified Kendrick from Police Identification photos, confirming him as Miss Farley's attacker. Police proceed to arrest him following the tip.
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Second Avenue
Lansingburg
Miss Farley
Watson
Lansmegburg
Leonard Hospital
Police
Kendrick
Police Lauded For Capture Of Attacker
Police praise from Mayor Hogan and acting commissioner Conroy followed the arrest of a suspect in the pen knife stabbing of 21 year old Catherine A. Farley on 109th Street last Saturday. Attendants report slight improvement in her condition as Troy officers are commended for breaking the case. Chauncey W. Cook of Manufacturers National Bank of Troy adds praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine A. Farley
Third Avenue
109Th Street
Troy
Frank J. Hogan
John B. Conroy
Public Safety
Chauncey W. Cook
Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
Army and Navy Auxiliary Delegates Named
Delegates and alternates to state and national conventions of the Army and Navy Union Auxiliaries were appointed at a meeting of the Rensselaer Garrison Auxiliary in Youngs Hall with Miss Mary I Weaver presiding. Names include Miss Weaver and several wives as delegates and alternates. final action on new memberships set for June 17. a social gathering is planned at Mrs Hicks home Sunday night.
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Army and Navy Union
Rensselaer
Florence H. Martin
Elen Cathout
Akron
Miss Weaver
Martin
Fonda
Moore
Hicks
Auxiliary
Burkhardt to Be Grand Marshal of D A V Parade
Charles H. Burkhardt was named grand marshal for the Disabled American Veterans state convention parade. The lineup includes Mounted Patrol, all state officers, First Battalion Second Regiment and auxiliaries, Noble Callahan Post, American Legion drum corps, LaSalle Institute cadets, and other veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Kelley
Third Street
Charles H. Burkhardt
Noble-Callahan Post
American Legion
Battalion
LaSalle Institute
Troy police praised for arresting attacker and aiding staff
Miss Catherine Farley, bank employee and victim, was attacked last Saturday evening. Mayor Hogan received a letter thanking Chief Conroy and the detective team Lynch Sullivan Conroy and Officer Watson for prompt work and a $100 contribution to the Troy police pension fund from Mr. Cook.
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Troy Police Pension Fund
Farley
Cook
Hogan
Troy Police Department
Catherine Farley
Lynch
Sullivan
Conroy
Watson
Troy
Troy Police
Diver to Seek Knife In Stabbing Case Today
Kendrick, a parolee from New York, was arraigned in Troy Police Court after admitting to using a penknife in an attack on Miss Farley. Detectives traced his movements to River Street and the Kelly Clothes Co. area where he claimed he threw the knife and a handkerchief into the river. The crowded court heard reenactments of the assault as authorities, led by Dist. Atty. Wiley, prepared further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Kendrick
Fifth Avenue
Troy
Hudson River
Rensselaer Street
Hendrick
New York
Coxsackie
Miss Farley
Timothy L. Collins
River Street
Kelly Clothes Co
Kendrick
Rensselaer County
Dist. Atty
Earle J Wiley
Joseph B. Mulholland
Kendrick waived grand jury action in police court
In a crowded courtroom Detective Collins and Deputy Harriman from the District Attorney's office presented the case. Judge Byron explained the charges and rights as Kendrick shifted nervously and initially sought a police court examination before indicating a change of plea and waiving grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistant
Collins
Harold Harriman
Kendrick
Byron
British Bombard Pantelleria Continues Air Assaults
Allied air offensive against Pantelleria and surrounding areas intensified with Flying Fortresses and American bombers striking from dawn to dusk. Targets included the Seaplane base on Stagnone Island and Sardinian harbors at Terra Nova, Porto Ponte di Romano, and Porto Torres. One Allied plane was reported lost after a day of combat.
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Mussolini
Pantelleria
Sicily
Sardinia
Stagnone Island
Tiapani
Marsala
Terranova
Porto Ponte di Romano
Porto Torres
Terranova Battle Yields Unknown Result in Mitchella Skies
Enemy fighter planes attacked a formation of American Mitchella over Terranova. The engagement’s outcome was not disclosed, leaving the result of the clash unclear.
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Terranova
Sugar purchase certificates offered on Wednesday nights
The Town of East Greenbush will issue sugar purchase certificates Wednesday nights beginning yes. The notice provides a program start time and details for residents seeking sugar allotments from the town during specified evenings.
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East Greenbush
Clinton Heights distribution led by Anthony Carepinello
Anthony J. Carepinello of Clinton Heights is in charge of the distribution at the Cline ton Heights School on weeknights and at the East Greenbush Community Building on Friday nights.
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Clineton Heights
East Greenbush
Anthony J. Carepinello
Clinton Heights
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Eyes of the Underworld
Richard Dix
Wendy Barrie
Warner Theatre
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Otimss
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Herbert Marshall
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Basil Rathbone
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Thurs & Frim
Gone With the Wind
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Leslie Howard
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Honey
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Imone
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