Planes production rise marks 17 months since Pearl Harbor
WPB Chair Daniel Nelson reports U S has built about 75 000 planes in 17 months since Pearl Harbor with March output at 6200 and April near 7000. Heavy bombers above 500 per month and a 11 percent March gain in munitions precede warnings on steel capacity and skilled manpower limits.
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Washington
INS
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
United States
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
William L. Batt
Nelson
Maritime Commission
Treasury
Red Cross Seeks 2500 More Donors in Troy Drive
The Red Cross urges 2500 blood donors in Troy to match each service member from the city. About 1000 registrations already exist including 100 for the Monday drive by Rensselaer County Chapter. A Mobile Blood Bank will operate from the Proctor Building and First Baptist Church. John W. Kennedy leads the drive with a call to fill out registration blanks in this newspaper. Blood plasma sent to New Guinea underscores urgency.
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Troy
Red Cross
WAAC
WAVE
Proctor
Mobile Blood Bank
First Baptist Church
Rensselaer County
New Guinea
Simon Warmenhoven
John W. Kennedy
Darling cartoonist Ding Darling wins Pulitzer prize
Jay Norwood Darling known as Ding, Pulitzer winner, admired by Trojans. His daughter graduated Emma Willard School in 1931 and is now Mrs. R. B. Ross. Darling’s winning cartoon appeared last Sept 13 titled What a Place for a Waste Paper Salvage Campaign.
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Jay Norwood Darling
Ding
Emma Willard School
R. B. Ross
Women Missionary Auxiliary Plans Summer Porch Meetings
At Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church meeting held Monday at Mrs. G. L. Gray home plans were made for summer porch meetings. The topic was Life In Mexico with Miss Edna C. Donnan leading the missionary session and Mrs. J. Warren Salisbury directing the auxiliary. Sewing groups were formed to make items for missionaries. A brush and household cleaning product demonstration is set for 7:45 pm in the church hall today. Personal notes mention weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stilwell of Oneonta visiting Lansing Avenue residents. School of Religion resumes today at 2:00 pm at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church after Easter recess, with midweek prayer services at 7:30 pm and choir rehearsal to follow. Official Board meeting today has been postponed.
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Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
G. L. Gray
Centerview Drive
Mexico
Edna C. Donnan
J. Warren Salisbury
School of Religion
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Red Cross Blood Donor Registration Form Notice
American Red Cross requests donors register with last name first name address and telephone at the Rensselaer County Chapter located in the Proctor Building Troy New York for blood donation.
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American Red Cross
Guardians Named To Start Actions For Two Children
Papers filed in the County Clerk's office show guardians appointed to sue on behalf of minors in two automobile accident cases. Roy Ratoon is named guardian for Charles Ratoon in a suit against Car W Lohnes over injuries suffered April 7 at the Schagh ticoke and Johnsonville highways. Anne Alison is named guardian for Sandra Alison in a suit against Helen F Croker and Elizabeth M Croker for injuries on January 21 in the city.
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L J. Cohen
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Roy Ratoon
Johnsonville
Charles Ratoon
W. Lohnes
Lohnes
Schaghticoke
Hary E. Clinton
Anne Aison
Fleet Street
Sandra Aison
Helen F
Elizabeth M. Croker
Alison Child
Blue signals end blackout for patrons and traffic
The mayor, Frank J. Hogan, Troy War Council chair, said patrons may quit business places after the second blue signal. The city will resume traffic and street lights during the blue period, but homes and businesses remain in blackout until the all clear signal is given.
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Frank J. Hogan
Troy War Council
Wynantskill Clinic Slated At Firehouse Tomorrow
A child health consultation clinic will be held at the Wynantskill Firehouse tomorrow from 2 to 14 p.m. Dr. Edmund Wallner health officer, assisted by Miss Ada M. Faas, will oversee. Children aged three months to six years may attend and may receive toxoid against diphtheria and vaccination against smallpox if requested.
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Wynantskill Firehouse
Edmund Wallner
Ada M. Faas
Change Made of Defense for Blast Actions
Charles S. Aldrich of Murphy Aldrich Guy Broderick substituted as attorney for Pioneer Building Loan Savings Association replacing Carter Cowboy in suits brought by Mrs Henrietta H McLoughlin and Thomas F Cox Jr over a death in an August Wynantskill explosion at the association's property.
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Charles S. Aldrich
Murphy, Aldrich, Guy’ and Broderick
Pioneer Building Loan & Savings Association
Carter & Cowboy
Henrietta H. McLoughlin
Thomas F. Cox, Jr
McLoughlin
Association
Wynantskill
Cox
Camp Fire Girls meet at Catholic Club House
Syeaway The O Hi Ya group of Camp Fire Girls met at the Catholic Club House after school Monday. Miss Martha Wachtel arranged the program with Janet Brown presiding and reports from Marilyn Hansen and Janet Doyle. Communion in a body announced for Sunday and full instructions planned for this afternoon. Games and a planned group hike for Sunday May 23 discussed. Excelsior Society meets at Memorial Methodist Church with Mrs. MacArthur presiding and reports from Miss Miller and Miss Adams. Personal items note residents visiting kin and hospital recovery updates. Memorial Methodist Bible School to be led by Superintendent Edward Haber Sr with Red Cross all day session and sewing and knitting.
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Camp Fire Girls
Church of Our Lady of Victory
Martha Wachtel
Janet Brown
Marilyn Hansen
Janet Doyle
Wachtel
Wachiel
Excelsior Society
Memorial Methodist Church
Thomas T. MacArthur
Lillian Miller
Stella Adams
Mothel Mason
Haynersville
Denton R. Bryce
Cecil Duncan
Paul Abbott
Irene Calhoun
Gilbert Lindgren
Euclid Avenue
Topeka
Kan
Edwin
Marjorie Griffith
Cony Court
Harry Gutternsen
Brooklyn
Alvin Johnson
Samaritan Hospital
Spring Avenue
Arthur Dufresne
Exaid Dufresne
Essex Street
Warne Root
Sandra
David
Corinth
Wesley P. Griffith
Red Cross
Business Girls spaghetti supper selling out tickets
The Business Girls group will serve a spaghetti supper at 6 pm tomorrow and reservations are closed as all tickets are sold. Junior choir rehearsal at 6 30 pm led by Miss May Patterson. Midweek church service at 7 45 pm conducted by Rev David J Livingstone. Choir rehearsal at 8 30 pm directed by organist Mrs Leoline Hayford.
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Business Girls
May Patterson
David J. Livingstone
Leoline Hayford
Poland’s fate in postwar settlements haunts Rotary talk
Joseph Czyzewski of Schenectady outlined the Poland problem for Allied territorial talks. He traced Poland’s fluctuating borders from history through World War II and the corridor dispute. He warned that future decisions hinge on Russia and the fate of East Prussia Danzig and the Polish population’s fate under Soviet influence.
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Poland
Hendrick Hudson
Joseph Czyzewski
Schenectady
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
East Prussia
Danzig
Lloyd George
Germany
Asupder
Hitler
Russia
East
Reich
Stalin
Moscow
Robert Block
W. Frank Leversee
Averill Park School Concludes Spring Concert and Elections
Averill Park Central School hosted its annual spring concert during the Parent-Teacher meeting with performances by the band chorus and soloists under Miss Evelyn Allen. The event also announced officer elections naming Mrs. Cobb president and Elmer Stahlmer principal, to be installed at the June banquet. A district immunization program for smallpox and diphtheria is set for Monday afternoon at the same school. Rotary members held their annual election of ten directors from twenty, with results pending arrival of mail ballots.
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Averill Park Central School
William C Cobb
Garner Roney
Elmer E. Stahlmer
Vernon Culver
Jean Reid
Evelyn Allen
Allen
Rotary
Joseph Hormats
Tellers
Hormats
Eagle Bridge Officer Killed In Action
Lieutenant Jay B Gould 24, native of Eagle Bridge, killed in action in North Africa. Son of Mr and Mrs George Gould, served two years, graduated Officer Candidate School Fort Benning last June, sailed to North Africa after England duty. Survived by mother and stepfather Mrs George Andrew of Green, and other family.
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Behond
Jay B Gould
George Gould
Eagle Bridge
North Africa
War Department
Gould
Fort Benning
England
North African
Fagile Bridge
Newport, Vi
Hoosick Falls
Cornell University
George Andrew of
Green
Liu Liang-mo to Speak at Liberty Church
Liu Liang-mo, former aide to Generalis simo Chiang Kai Shek, to address a public forum at Liberty Presbyterian Church. Marcus L. Fitley, forum chairman, invites all interested in hearing the young Chinese morale officer who taught mass singing to Chinese armies and has spoken for United China Relief.
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China
Liberty Presbyterian Church
Liu Liang-mo
Chiang Kai Shek
Marcus L. Fitley
Liberty Forum
Liu
United China Relief Organization
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Flushing
Darling
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Oneonta
Mahlon Stilwell
Lansing
Troy, N. Y
Ynantskill Clinic
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