Congress Action Needed to Curb Union Power in War and Peace
The piece argues President Roosevelt signals that labor disputes must be settled by law during wartime and questions why such orderly methods should not apply in peace. It criticizes New Deal labor policy, calls for harsher penalties for violence by unions, and urges Congress to curb John L. Lewis who allegedly used war powers to shut steel furnaces, aiding Nazi and Japanese forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Talse
United States
Congress
John L. Lewis
Grace Church School closes as Grace Episcopal aids
The closing session of Grace Episcopal Church School was held Sunday morning with Rev James Kerr leading. Pin awards honored attendees Eleanor Richardson Anita Sober Mary Gilman Vivan Gilman Alien Hulse Beverly Ten Eyck Zane LeVan Ronald Gillespie Alan Lawrence Janet Nixon Ruth Brierly Mary Ruth Spry William Law Donald Dudden Raymond Dudden. St Peter's Day observed at 10 am with Holy Communion and prayers for church members and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School of Grace Episcopal Church
John M. Harney
James T Kerr
Eleanor Ant Richardson
Anita Sober
Mary Gilman
Vivan Gilman Alien Hulse
Beverly Ten Eyck
Zane le van
Ronald Gillespie
Alan Lawrence
Janet Nixon
Ruth
Brierly
Mary Ruth
Spry
William Law, Jr
Donald Dudden
Raymond Dudden
Church School
Grace Church
Mr Kerr
Sand Lake to Dedicate Honor Roll on July Fourth
The town of Sand Lake will dedicate an Honor Roll in Averill Park at 3 p.m. on July 4 to honor First District servicemen. State tax commissioner Joseph M Mesng will give the dedicatory address, with Rev. Orrin Ireson and Rev. Oscar Augh speaking. The Averill Park Central School band, Boy Scouts, and local pastors will participate alongside a benediction by Rev. John J. Gaffigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Lake
Averill Park
Joseph M Mesnig
Orrin Ireson
Averill Park Methodist Church
Averill Park Central School
Boy Scouts
Oscar Augh
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church of
John J. Gaffigan
St. Henry's Church
William B. Mahony
The
Faith Mills
Maaor
Protestant Chaplain at R P L Assumes Duties
Rev. Seymour A. Smith becomes the Protestant student pastor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy. He arrived Sunday night and will reside at 268 Eighth Street with office at the R P I Clubhouse Room 205. He comes from Washington and Lee University where he directed religious activities and is a graduate of Allegheny College and Yale Trinity School. He was introduced at the campus by Frank B. Ward, with Rev. Wilbur A. Perry present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour A. Smith
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Institute
Yale Trinity School
R. P
Frank B. Ward
The
Troys
MC. A
Local News Briefs From The Township
Halfmoon Joseph Cnevreler left yesterday for Camp Upton. The Home Bureau monthly meetings will be discontinued until September. Lieut George Slater of Camp Benning is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs George Slater. Eugene Devoe stationed at Pampa spent his furlough with his parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Devoe. The Victory Gardens school of the township will be inspected next week by supervisor Myla Freeman.
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Wilbur A. Perry
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Cub Park
Waterford
Mechanicville
John Henry Jarosz
Arthur Leo Forget
Joseph John Chevalier
George Murill Bennett
Walter Norman Batta
John Alexander Murray
Albert Charles Wright
Walter Batta
J. Batto
Flint Street
Joseph Cnevreler
Camp Upton
Home Bureau
George Slater
Camp Benning
Eugene Devoe
Pampa
Texas
Roy Devoe
Victory Gardens
Township
Myla Freeman
Wartime political contributions curb urged by Hatch bill
The piece argues the wartime ban on political funding should extend beyond unions and banks. It endorses Senator Hatch's proposal to cover employer associations and non profits and to embed union ban in the federal Corrupt Practices Act. The call persists that reform must outlast wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New Deal
Hatch
Poestenkill Man Pleads Innocent In Speeding Case
Ea ward McKeon, 17, of Poestenkill pleaded not guilty to speeding before Judge James Byrom and was adjourned until July 12. Police said he drove at 50 miles per hour and fled a red light on June 20 near Spring and Campbell Avenues, leading to his arrest on a warrant by Trooper J. G. Plubacher and Troy officers.
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Ea@ward McKeon
Poestenkill
Jemes
Harry Bilis
Samuel O 'Bress
Spring Avenue
Campbell
Pawling
Spring Avenues
McKeon
J.G. Plubacher
Troy
Larger Servicemen's Allowances Proposed by Armed Forces
Congress is urged to raise dependency allowances for military families by at least 10 percent and broaden the system. A wife with one child would rise from 62 to 68 dollars monthly, with each additional child increasing to 11 dollars. A wife with no children would stay at 50 dollars, with government and enlistment shares outlined. A new classification for dependent mothers would raise allowances to 50 dollars, and upper three Army sergeant grades could elect dependency instead of quarters pay. The bill estimates 104 million yearly for first payments and 393 million for total increases, affecting motherless and divorced children as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armed Forces
Congress
Reynolda
D-N. C
Senate Miliary Committee
Johnson
V.cole
Army, Navy, Marine Corpse
Coast Guard
Joint Committee
Reynolds
Lansingburg Ward Honor Roll Dedication at 103rd Street
The Fifteenth Ward Honor Roll at 103rd Street and Fifth Avenue will be dedicated at 7 30 pm with Harold A. Sheldon as temporary chairman and Francis J. Thompson as permanent chairman president of the Honor Roll Association. Rev. M Kenneth Doyle will give the invocation. Ebbe Neilson will play To the Colors and the Color Guard will raise the flag. Frederick IE Draper will deliver the address. Rev. Lowis Marvick will say the benediction. If rain, the ceremony moves to Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Ward
103Rd Street
Fifth Avenue
Harold A. Sheldon
Francis J. Thompson
Honor Roll Association
M. Kenneth Doyle
Ebbe Neilson
Frederick IE. Draper
Sycaway Church Holds Novena and Benediction
The Church of Our Lady of Victory in Sycaway conducts a weekly novena today at 7 pm in honor of the Miraculous Medal followed by benediction. First Friday Masses are scheduled for 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Victory
Sacred Heart service closes with benediction at 7 30
Local Catholic services include Holy Communion at mass and a 7 30 pm Sacred Heart benediction. Personal guests visit from Cambridge and Schenectady. Red Cross at Memorial Methodist Church hosts Thursday sessions, led by Mrs Livingstone, Mrs Powers, and Miss Johnson with a noon picnic luncheon. Choir rehearsal set for Sundays at 9 45 am in July and August.
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Tatapochon
Ig Guardian
Cittizens
St Mary's
Red Cross
The
P . Jonn
First Presbyterian Church
B Emerson Desalt
Vermont
Grace Hardee
Seventh Street
India
Church of Christ of
Rupert VI
Clarence N. Powers
Reid Avenue
James Powers
Cambridge
James Major
Schenectady
Memorial Methodist Church House
David J Livingstone
N. Powers
Sara E
Johnson
Psoriasis booklet touts sun therapy and sulfa drug
A concise brochure highlights the use of nature's sun exposure paired with a sulfa drug to rapidly alleviate stubborn psoriasis. The pamphlet also bundles additional practical information for psoriasis sufferers and notes a shipment from Nu Basic Product Co to Royal Oslo.
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Royal Osk
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