Boards Ready Deferment Forms For Selective Service
Selective Service Boards report a supply of Forms 4A Special for employers to seek deferments for men aged 18 through 29. Deferment requests require certificates from a government agency and must show each registrant’s background, class, and importance to the business. Local boards warn that only a limited number of forms exist and urge firms with many registrants to contact certifying agencies for supplies.
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Selective Services Boards
Udder
Dru
Selective Service
Atteches
Egercy
Oes
OPA Objects To Suspended Sentence In Morris Myzal Case
OPA and James J. Devine contest Judge George W. Gloning suspension of sentence for Morris Myzal operator of a Johns town meat market. Myzal admitted three of six violations, with counts on price and grade tags partly withdrawn allowing his son Michael to plead for him. The case centers on mislabeled meat and violations of price ceilings.
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Johnstown
James J. Devine
OPA
George W. Gloning
Morris Myzel
Méattmerket
Myzal
Devine
Gloning
Michael Myzal
Myze
Soldier Jakubowski Wounded In Philippine Campaign
Mrs. Mary Jakubowski of 885 River Street reports her son Private Walter Jakubowski has been wounded in action during the invasion of the Philippines. Enlisted April 1941, he served in the Pacific for about three years and eight months after working at Brooks Dairy before joining the service.
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Mary Jakubowski
River Street
Pvt
Walter Jakubowski Gakubs
Philippines
Jakubowski
Pacific Theater
Brooks’ Dairy
Wrecked Plane and Ten Dead Found in Arran
A BAT Fortress wreckage and the bodies of ten crewmen were found on Ben Nuig, Arran, opposite Prest wick Airport. Climber Verner Small spotted the craft and body, then alerted police as searchers recovered the wreckage and its bolley. The plane was the third to crash on the mountain slopes.
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Scotland
London
Ins
Ben Nuig
Arran
Prestwick
Reuter
Verner Small
Reuyter
Che Bolley
Pownal Resident Ernest Mattison Dies After Ill Health
Ernest G. Mattison, 67, a native and lifelong resident of Pownal, died Saturday at his home after a long illness. Survivors include his wife Anieta Niles, two daughters Mrs. John Welch and Mrs. Fred Toxtee, three sons Ralph Mattison Cpl. Howard Madison and Fiord Mattison. Mrs. Charles Amolé of Brookfield Missouri is ill, and Mrs. Hervey G. Niles and Miss Mary Wilcox returned from visiting Cleric Wilcox of Manchester Maine and family.
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Charles Amolé
Brookfield
Hervey G. Niles
Mary Wilcox
Wilcox
Manchester
M. E
Ernest G. Mellison
Pownal
Anieta Niles
Atso
John Welch
Mirs
Fred Toxstee
Soma
Ralph Mattison
Cpl
Howard Madison
Fiord Mattison
Grangchit
Hollowell Wins Special Senate Seat in 48th District
Fred S. Hollowell of Penn Yan defeated Hugh T. Cunningham of Corning in the special senatorial election for the 48th district. Funeral services were held for a family member at Walbridge Funeral Home in Bennington. Reverend Arthur Schroop officiated.
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Dren
Walbridge
Bennington
Arthur Schroop
Two Bills Submitted On Preference And Civil Service Reforms
Albany reports two civil service and veterans preference measures moved by the legislature. One resolution would grant absolute or credits for disabled and non disabled veterans, with a November referendum. A second would add service exam credit while a separate bill would advance qualified lower wage employees without exams. A third Democratic bill seeks to bar unreasonable searches and seizures of communications and imposes penalties on officers without warrants.
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Albany
Assembly
Tower House Judiciary Committee
Richard J. Sserziga
Saratoga Republican
Jobs Vl Downey
Queens
Kingston
John F. Furey
Kings Democrat
Miéasure
Bernard Austin
Austin
New York City
Quote condemns home invasions and telephone equipment damage
The statement denounces unauthorized entry into homes and places of business by Hlegaily supporters or others under the pretense of taking bets by telephone. It argues there is no justification for such invasions or for destroying telephone equipment without due process of law.
Apollo Lodge Confers Degree On Candidates
Apollo Lodge 13 F and A OL conferred the ath seer on a class of candidates Tuesday at the Troy Masonic Temple in Alton. R Holmes, master, oversaw the degree work. Pins were prepared for the Grand Lodge fifty year service medal presentation to 26 four members at the next meeting March 20. District Deputy Grad Master Charles Grosberg will present the awards.
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Apollo Lodge
Troy
Masonic Temple
Alton
R. Holmes
Grand Lodge
Neeting
Charles Grosberg
Fifty Years of Service Honored at Surrogate Office
A recognition ceremony followed a business session honoring long time employee George Haber known as Sol 5 Criss. The gathering praised decades of service and included social exchanges as part of the event.
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G& Was
George Haber
Gane
Charles
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