Land Job by Blind as Guide To Disabled Veterans
A meeting of 24 area industrialists endorsed employing sightless workers to aid disabled veterans returning from the war. Leaders such as William Howard and Lawrence Maxwell praised blinds for reliability and morale benefits, noting the need to place veterans before it is too late and to give them rightful community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartleelés
Uat
Pr. Willam MM. Howard
Hye Chub
Ehuaaders
Americe
Lawrence Maxwell
National Battery Co
Asid N. R. Johnson
Buffalo Forge
J. Copeland ‘Gray
The
Buffalo Arms Corp
Gray
Wheeler 3
Heli
Veterans’ Administration
Batavia
Halk
Edna Stainton
Buffalo Assn
Bicycle Car Crash Injures Youth on Pawling Avenue
Stephen Woods of 625 Pawling Avenue sustained bruises to the hip and side after a bicycle collided with a car owned by Arthur Carlson of 288 Ninth Street at Pawling Avenue and Jesse Court. Carlson reported the boy pulled from a parked bus and struck the car. Woods was taken to Samaritan Hospital then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Woods
Pawling Avenue
Arthur Carlson
Ninth Street
Jesse Court
Carson
Samaritan Hospital
Zevart Manaylan
Switzer Plans to Decline Ward Designation
William Switzer, a Democratic petition candidate for supervisor of the Sixteenth Ward, told The Record he will not seek nomination and will have his name removed from the list after consenting to enter the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzer
William Switzer
Aled
Watervliet High Graduates Attend Junior Prom Night
Watervliet High School seniors were guests of honor at the junior prom held in the Surf Room annex. The dance floor was decorated with potted plants and lighting. Class officers Pitt Schoommaker and Dos Bamans served as general cochairmen with Kara Drobar as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dos Bamans
Ty Harlan Lape
Marge Halpin
Pam Bradley
Roslynn Bleau
Fred Alber
Mary E Quinn
Cash for Snake Meat Spurs Rattler Hunters
Guthrie Oklahoma men Nichols Brandenburg and brothers have captured 217 rattlers in four years in the gypsum hills. This year a Florida buyer offers 3 to 75 cents per pound for rattlesnake meat, with meat processed at home or sent to a Chicago tannery. The hunting season peaks in March and April before den exits. Rattlers are kept in a basement pen and dispatched at leisure, with 22 caliber pistols for protection as snake bites worry them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Guthriee
Okla
Jene Nichols
Ray ‘Brandenburg
Jess
Alvin ‘Brawner
Gypsum Hills
Snake Country
Bisine County
Cannnery
Brawner
Isisure
Nichola
Casey elected president of District 50 United Mine Workers
Thomas P. Casey was elected president of District 50 United Mine Workers of America at the rooms on 81 Fourth Street. He succeeds Magnus Rasmussen. Other officers named include Christopher Gilhooley vice president Frank Hollaran financial secretary Frank Murray recording secretary Charles Butler treasurer Joseph Hoffman sergeant at arms and Joseph Comeau trustee for three years. Installations scheduled July 10 with regional director presiding. Refreshments will be served by Michael Guioski and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P.casey
United Mine Workers of America
Fourth Street
Inquest Scheduled Over Fatal Shooting
Coroner Dr. James Glenn of North Creek announced an inquest Monday into the fatal shooting Saturday of Alfred Eingelhofer, 43, of Glens Falls. District Attorney F. Clarence Herling noted Gilbert Wells, 32, of Weavertown, confessed firing a rifle at a fox prior to hearing groans and locating Eingelhofer fatally wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Glenn
North Creek
Alfred Eingelhofer
Glens Falls
Dist
Atty
Clarence Herling
Gilbert H. Wells
Weavertown
Bagelhofer
Herlihy
Wells
Turtle Soup for Firemen in South End Firehouse Menu
A 15 pound turtle appeared on Highland Avenue near Bleecker last night. Firefighters received the animal from responding patrolmen Hart Pendt and John Masterson. Chicago Q reports separate local action: Paul Magnus, 39, jailed for firing pigeons and trapping them for food. Judge Erwin J. Hasten fined $50 but suspended the penalty if Magnus stops trapping birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Highland Avenue
Bleecker Avenue
Central Police Station
Hart Pendt
John Masterson
Chicago
Paul Magnus
Erwin J. Hasten
Magnus
Feminine Clothes Stressed in Latest Fashions
Fashion notes highlight curves, waistlines, and dramatic hems as feminine attire returns. Roselle Pennington showcases three spring ensembles with accessories designed by Kenneth Hopkins, plus various hats and dress styles for debutantes and Hollywood-influenced looks. Also notes twin girls’ birthdays in Date, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselle Pennington
Keneth Hopkins
Steverly Hills
Marie Montez
Lauren Egcall
Mariene ‘Dietrich
Hollywood
Neadness
Milan
Reine
Blacksmith Welds Horseshoes Without Removal in Coshocton
Veteran blacksmith Charles Chiam claims traditional horseshoeing has given way to modern shielded arc welding. He builds up work shoes by electric welding without removing the shoes, noting the shoe does not heat as much. A specialized electrode is used, and a blanket may calm high spirited horses during welding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Chiam
Asl
Chism
Postwar Pledge For Modern Housewife
A wartime era pledge outlines duties for housewives after victory, listing chores and self denial from rationed goods to domestic duties. The piece ends with a unrelated Harrisburg car incident where a man finds a driverless trailing car attached to his vehicle and reports it to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Earl Barretts
Ohio Pupils Get Lessons By Seeing Movies
Ohio schools rely on the state film and lantern slide exchange to teach U S history and other subjects. About 75 percent of 1208 students in public private and parochial schools use motion pictures and slides daily. The program, valued at about 1 6 million dollars, distributes films to all schools free of charge while libraries fund operations. teachers hope each classroom will one day have personal viewing devices.
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Columbus
Ohio
B. A. Aughinbaugh
State Department of Education
Ohio Slide and
Motion Picture Herald
Ohio Exchange
Exchange
U. S
MacArthur
Luzon
Robin Red
Einstein
Lincoln
White House
Aughnbaugh
Aughinbaugh
Tte
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Akron
Dayton
Cleveland
Toledo
Blyria
Lorain
Springfield
Sims
Aughindaugh
Waterproofing Aids Army Amphibious Vehicle Readiness
Improvements in waterproofing battle equipment enable tanks trucks and artillery to operate while submerged. Field units receive water resistant seals vents and adapters for electrics and engines to protect fording depth. The Ind Armored Division which served in North Africa in 1942 led the drive with first prepared vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Lake City
Blair
Soekods
Enztexiais
Tremsport
Ind Armored
North Africa
Fewer Shotgun Shells Available This Year
Washington says Americans will have about 300 million shotgun shells this year roughly half the 1944 level. Dr Ira N Gabrielson director of the Fish and Wildlife Service notes the War Production Board allocation is more than double the army’s earlier demand of 220 million. Centerfire ammunition for deer and large game may be adequate, while 22 caliber shells will likely be scarcer than shotgun shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
aAmerica
Europes
Fishing Wildlife Service
War Production Board
Ardennes
Letters Granted On Estate of Margaret Lewis
Letters of temporary administration issued to Ruth E. Mathison as executrix for Margaret M. Lewis of Waterford died June 14 1945. Estate valued under 200 dollars. delay in probate due to unknown nephew. Provisional administrator appointed to safeguard assets and sell securities if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. Mathison
Margaret M. Lewis
All Troy
Waterford
Reiss
Jobs
Alex
Ander
Éssery Sim
Tate
Futh Mathison
Blume Post Auxiliary Plans Flag Presentation at St Jean's Church
The Blume Post Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met with President Jeha Paskewich presiding. They arranged a flag ceremony at St Jean's Church tomorrow at 2 pm with Amy G. MacPhee directing, and nominated Harriet bair and Gold Star Mother for national delegate roles. Meetings adjourned until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy G MacPhee
Sugar Saving Hints to Be Given Tomorrow
Sugar saving hints will be discussed at a Home Bureau sponsored information meeting by the New York Power and Light Building tomorrow from 9 am to 1 pm. Mrs Nellann Seefeldt, nutrition program assistant, will conduct the center and distribute bulletins on foods that solve family feeding problems during wartime scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreas
New York Power and
Nellann Seefeldt
No Bad Boys and Caddie Tales From Denver
A garbled note suggests discussions around caddies and training in Denver. It mentions an elder caddy master with long experience and a claim that no badgers exist, while attributing a comment to Tom O Hara about training forty three thousand caddies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tom O'Hara
Denver
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