Korell Co Announces Vacation Period Closures
Notices warn all employees that the Korell Co facility will close during the vacation period starting Monday July 30. The policy, implemented after absorbing Kay Dunbi’s factory, also affects the Korett Co branch in Greonta. Postwar plans include alterations to the Elks building site now under construction.
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Korell Co
Fre
Kay Dunbi
Korett Co
Greonta
Tomer Elks
Ff Ig
Mechanicville News Highlights Local Graduates and Events
Diptona Miss Regemary Pender graduates from Edgewood Junior College Briarcliff Manor plans for a Commencement Play cited. Local faculty and students attend a recital at Mechanicville High School. Flag Day parade plans announced with 2000 expected in marching columns. Church picnics and Children’s Day events scheduled at First Methodist and Memorial Baptist churches.
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Ceives
Regemary Pender
Bernard
Pender
North Main Street
Mechanic
Vite
Edgewood Para
Briarcliff Manor
Penu
Mutchaansing
Mechanictifle Lodge
Bop. C. E
Fiel Committee
Henry
Ven Vegnen
Melvin C. Livingston
Boy Scouts and Cubs
Boy Rangers
Cohoes
Corinth Fire Department
Ladies’ Auxilary
Hitler Eva Braun allegedly have two children
Stockholm dispatch cited by the Daily Express claimed Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun bore a son and a daughter during their affair. The report said their marriage on the eve of Berlin’s fall was to legitimize the children and that a search by Allied forces was underway.
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London
Stockholm
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Hitler
Eva
Berlin
Gregory K. Zhukov
London Daily Express
Davis Hopes Senate Restores OWI Funds
Elmer Davis, head of the Office of War Information, urged the Senate to restore a $17,000,000 House cut in OWI funding. He spoke after a White House briefing, laughed off resignation reports, and warned that further cuts would liquidate European and domestic facilities, leaving mainly Pacific bureaus.
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Washington
Elmer Davis
Senate
Office of War Information
Davis
OWL
Tromen
Two Men Injured in Truck Collision near Johnsburg
Two Johnsburg men Delbert Galusha age 38 and Bart Frederick Sullivan were injured Saturday evening in a two truck collision. The report notes the incident occurred beside the Methodist Church and involved a vehicle tied to church activities. Authorities closed the school for the summer following the accident and invited parents and interested residents to attend.
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Johnsburg
Delbert
Galusha
Bart Frederick
Sullivan
Iret
Methodist
Galusha Injured in Highway Crash Near Glens Falls
Galusha left the highway near Glens Falls and was taken by ambulance to Glens Falls Hospital in good condition. Sullivan, only slightly injured, did not require hospitalization. Trooper WW Car, outpost at Chestertown, investigated the incident.
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Galusha
Glens Falls
Sullivan
Chestertown
Stillwater Observes Children day in three churches
Sunday observances across Stillwater featured Children Day programs in Schoonmaker Memorial Presbyterian Methodist and Second Baptist churches. Participants included Myrng Aldrich Gail DeCozean Douglas Case Shirley Telmadge and others with cradle roll and junior department members presenting, plus choir and readings led by church leaders.
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Schoonmak
Memtorial Presbyterian Church
Myrng Aldrich
Linds Sacders
Gail DeCozean
Douglas Case
Jugmiie Aldrich
Edith Ano: Watres
Richard Barhdun
Priscilla Sanders
Charles Be Keade
Shirley ‘Telmadge
Donald Gilgalion
Elles Sanders
Robert Brows
Ansa Louis
Jobs Trevis
Age Cause
Lenetta Aldrich
Bart Wilbur
Elting Doughty, Jr
Florence Ryans
Prietary
Mises
Sally Rodrigues
Ereatore Doughty
Mr. Floyd FM
World Wide Guild of the Second Baptist Church
Rome
Jane Tompkiss Chreles Fodeck
Women’s Association
Schoonmaker Memorial Presbyterian Church
Edgar Rogers
Owen Campbel
William Brown
Methodist
Methodist Church
Eugene Smiths
Hean
Scripture Seadings
Marilyn Cotgin
Eleanor Gailor
Lorraine Lowell
Joseph Rickard
Eugene Smith
Eleanor Lowell
Annetta Smith
Story
Far Jorie Gailor
Joseph Fickard
Farm Bureau Favors Price Control as Inflation Risk Cited
The American Farm Bureau Federation through President Edward A. O’Neil urged continuation of price control measures to curb inflation and avoid a spiral. He told the House Banking and Currency Committee that farm interests need stable policies and cited wartime price comparisons to argue for ongoing federal price controls.
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Record’ Newspapers Bureau
Washington, D.C
American Farm Bureau, Federation
Edward A. O'Neil
House
G'Neg
Perier
OPA
W&h
Tie
Tn Lake
O'Neal
War inflation and costs cited by speaker
The speaker noted spending over 267 billion dollars and warned inflation will peak later, comparing current inflationary pressures to World War I. He argued price controls must continue and emphasized ongoing burdens on the economy if the nation fights inflation alongside the war.
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O'Neal
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