Many School Children Seek Work Papers
Employment certificates issued in New York for youths ages 14 to 17 surged in 1953, rising over 150 percent from 1947 figures. Miss Shotwell of the Children’s Bureau warned employers to verify ages under the Fair Labor Standards Act and to limit work to outside school hours, with a 40 hour weekly maximum and 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. restrictions, noting exemptions for parental and agricultural work and stressing protection against hazardous tasks. Also reports Pvt Donald F. Brown and Pvt Joseph P. Perras were wounded in the Mediterranean area.
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New York
Mary G Shor Osiete
Children’s Bureau
ELS& Department of Leber
New Jer
Bey
Argor J. Whie
U.S. Depagent
Leber
Ananth
S&h
Shotwell
Children's Bureau
Miss Shotwell
Katharine F. Lenroot
Science Tallies Nitrogen Losses In Burned Tissues
New York report details nitrogen loss in burn patients. A Detroit study by Wayne University physicians led by Dr John Higshield shows burn patients may lose nitrogen equal to their daily intake. Researchers used a glass absorbent and plastic seal to measure losses, which persist about 21 days until new skin forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blabesler
New York
Wayne University
Detroit
John We Higshield
Surgery
Warne
Biber
Sunday School Picnic Planned on the Hudson River
Members of the Second Presbyterian Church and its Sunday School will hold a boat trip from Albany to Kingston Point and back on June 17. It is the first such picnic on the Hudson River in many years. Reservations are requested in the church office by Tuesday.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Albany
Kingston Point
Hudson River
Lieutenant Reid Wins Air Medal in South Pacific Action
Second Lieutenant Joan H. Reid, son of Mrs Mary J. Reid of 5 Bolivar Avenue, receives the Air Medal for enemy actions in the South Pacific. The award was presented by Lieutenant General George C. Rennes of the Allied Air Forces in the South Pacific. A similar honor goes to Second Lieutenant George E. Oakley of 60 Lenox Avenue, Albany. Reid, a Troy resident and La State Institute graduate, attended FRP three years before joining the Army five years ago and has been overseas since October 1943. A brother, Ph. Reid, is at George Washington University in St Louis, aiming for the Medical Corps. Mrs Reid is aunt of Thomas Kiernan.
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Joan H. Reid
Mary J. Reid
Bolivar Avenue
South Pacific
George C. Rennes
Aled
George E. Oakley
Lenox Avenue
Albany
Heida Hietong
Troy
la Sate Institute
FRP
Ph. Rober
FL Reid
George Washington University
Louis
Reid
Thomas J. Kiernan
Aviation
Mmete
Thomas Liens
Kiernan Sr. Navy Plane Crash Victim from Albany
Kiernan senior chief engineer of the State Office Building in Albany died in a Navy plane crash in Narragansett Bay on Tuesday. His funeral is to be held in Albany.
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Tt. Kiernan, Sr
State Office
Albany
Nerragansett Bay
OPA Condemns Nylon Priority Club Schemes
The Office of Price Administration condemned nylon priority clubs where stores offer deals trading nylon for extra wartime goods. The typical setup gives a punched card for each nylon purchase and some shops agree to hold future nylons for cardholders. Consumers need not join clubs to buy nylons when available.
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OPA
Plan Washington Upi
Ora
Dog Races In England Enthrall Large Crowds
In London the sport is a popular pastime drawing thousands to White City Stadium. Bets are placed at betting windows and with bookies, with prices set for win or lose. A U.S. spectator notes the atmosphere, noting crowd dynamics, costs, and the lure of racing as a gambling social event.
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Hal
Boyle
London
Tess Siler
Chicago
Fook
White City
Siler
Mether
Sparks
Babe Ruth
Manhattan
Yankee Stadium
Nosterinis
al Fry
Bertis
Bene
Weenie
Mibey
Systens
England
Florida
Corp. Buckley A. Farrar
Paterson
N. J
Wiliams Rippey
Glendale
Farrar
Wedding Trip for Bounds and Beichert in New York City
East Side Bir Mrs Warren 3 Bounds and Robert Beichert father of Mrs Bounds travel to New York City to witness the wedding of Mrs Bounds brother Robert A Beichert a Seabees member stationed at Camp Thomas Davisville RL to marry Miss Jora Luna daughter of Mrs Grace Luna of Long Island Park LA. Miss Luna works for Skinner Co New York City. Petty Officer Beichert has been in the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Bounds
Robert Beichert
Ford Avenue
New York City
Robert A. Beichert
Glass
The
Seabees
Camp Thomas
Daviaville
Jora Luna
Grace Luna
Long Island Park
L. A
Miss Luna
Skinner [Sik Co
Beichert
Jingi WSCS Meeting at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
The regular WSCS meeting of the Pawling Avenue Methodist Church will be held Tuesday at 8 pm in the church. Mrs Bh W Vanderpool will lead the program and Mrs Ray Dearstyne will be chairman of committees.
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WSCS
Pawling Avenue
Methodist Church
Bh. W. Vanderpool
Ray Dearstyne
Pos- Tesses
Barber Vo A Giguere Ends Four-Decade Run in Concord
In Concord Nova Scotia, Vo A Giguere who ran a four man barber shop for over forty years will operate by appointment only due to manpower shortages. The shift marks a change in the once bustling local shop environment as the barber adapts to staffing limits.
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Haincet
Concord
NS. H
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Trego & Paul
Rice
Funny
Lieutenant Reid
Wall Street
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Mervice. Slace
Hoe
Russell Im Janis
Troy High
Davisville
Montgomery
East Side
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National Automotive
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