Schuck meets Sage College head in fitness program talk
Dr. Franz Schuck discusses physical fitness initiatives with Miss Helen McKinstry, president of Russell Sage College, at a New York convention. The dialogue highlights women in education and a national program for physical fitness. Corsair and Cornell coeds at Ithaca showcase a bowling team format with eight players per squad and role assignments.
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Franz Schuce
Komeittes Ag Physitet Fitness
U.S. Public Health Service
Rae Seer
Helen McKinstry
Russell Sage College
Washington
New York
Assoc of Women Directors
Schick
President McKinstry
Waterford Man Prisoner Of Japs Sends Message Home
Waterford resident Harry W. Seifert Jr a prisoner of war in the Philippines since fall of Bataan sent a short wave broadcast home. The Red Cross intercepted the link from Clark Field and confirmed the message with praise for letters getting through. Seifert a Waterford High School graduate worked at Behr Mening Corp before enlisting, now in Prison Camp 1 about 100 miles north of Manila.
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Fire War Department
Harry W. Seifert
Third Sives
Waterford
Red Cross
Peo
Harry W. Seifert, Jr
Philippines
Bataan
Seer
Clark Field
Jeps
Manils
Macy
Jace
War Department
Fed
Provost March
Seiferts
Provost Marshals Office
Seifert
Manila
Waterford High School
Behr-Manning Corp
The
Pvt
Loyal G. Seifert
North Trekand
Relatives Located for Man Who Died at Work
Donald Eugene Mayo about 39 fatally stricken Wednesday near 11 am while working on the Odell wood lot in Grafton. His relatives in Holden, Me were located and Mayo's mother arranged shipment of the body for funeral services there. Mayo was a woodchopper employed by William Th Odell at Babcock Lake Read, Town of Grafton.
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Donald Eugene Mayo
Odell
Grafton
Holden
Mayo
Imother
William Th Odell
Babcock Lake
Read
Daly Urges Evers for Hall of Fame
Rev Francis A Kelley Chapter passes resolution urging Johnny Evers induction to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Members praise Evers as a native Trojan and World War II serviceman who served overseas as a K of C secretary.
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Francis A. Kelley
Jonnny Evers
Cooperstown
Evers
Sol M. Brafman
Troy
Peter J. Murphy
Frank L. Hows
Cohoes
William J Langlais
Joint Veterans” Memorial ‘Day Committee
Witte
Rensselaer County Court House
D.ay.tho
Editor Elected District Head of Rotary
Dwight Marvin editor of The Record Newspapers was elected president of the Rotary Pioneers district at a Wednesday night Albany meeting. Dr. Richard A. Winne of Johns town chosen district governor to succeed Walter C. Seele. Walter D. Head spoke on peace through international cooperation and democracy. Other officers named included George B. Elwell as Secretary. Interred at West Point
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Dwight Marvin
Record
Rotary Pioneers
Tew Eyck
Albany
Marvin
Harry D. Matteson
Poughkeepsie
Ruchard A. Winne
Johnstown
Walter C. Seele
Port Chester
Walter D. Head
Rotary International
Wagay
Toa
J. Hildig Biller
Rotary
George B. Elwell
Hippety Dip echoes double cross in soldier dating tale
A G I intrigue story notes a PFC who asks a town friend for a date, is refused due to grandma, but still prowls the town and encounters his sergeant with the same girl. The vignette describes the so called Hippety Dip as a recurring bad habit among soldiers.
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PFC
Dow
Grand
State College Prepares Centennial Observance_events
Troy graduates of New York State College for Teachers plan a centennial observance tomorrow in Page Hall at 2 30 pm Speakers include Commissioner George D Stoddard and John Erskine in the morning and Dean William F Russell in the afternoon A film Tomorrow's Teachers will be shown Governor Dewey and state officials have been invited Alumni meetings dinner and lunch are scheduled at Dra per Hall and the State College cafeteria The article traces the college's history from 1844 to recent degree conferrals and notes alumni activities and affiliations.
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Troy
New York State College For
Page Hall
Dam
George D Stoddard
John Erskine
Wiliam F. Russell
Dewey
Board of Regents
AOR Sa Bron
Couseillers
Pierce Hal
Draper Hall
State College
State Normal School
State Street
Eagle Street
Albany
Howard and
Lodge
Willer Street
Fie
Washington Avenue
East Side Reservations Close for Virginia Ham Supper
East Side Reservations end Sunday for a Virginia ham supper to be served at 5 30 p m in the Pawling Avenue Methodist Church dining hall. Mrs J Ernest E Bonesteel chairs the arrangements for the W S C S sponsored event. Local service members and their families are noted in brief town notices.
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Pawling Avenue Methodist
Church Dining Hall
Thure
J Ernest E. Bonesteel
Shells Bring Record $7,400 At Auction
Auction in London set a record by selling two boxes of 12 gauge shotgun shells for 7400 dollars. The sale occurred during a war bond rally with multiple auctions. A separate lot of union shells brought 5800 dollars.
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London
Cabaret Tax Question Leaves Patrons Singing Untaxed
The Bilboard editor reports a debate on whether unaccompanied cabaret patrons may sing without paying the 3 percent tax. The inquiry cites reports from taverns across New England and notes Washington officials’ limited conclusions on singalong exemptions.
Temple Beth El Sabbath Services and School Schedule
Sabbath services will be held at Temple Beth El with Rabbi Jot S Geffen leading the 2:15 p.m. talk on the Modern Message of Lag Omer. The religious school meets at 10, followed by a children's assembly. A professional orchestra may provide accompaniment, and questions about annual contributions are noted.
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Beth el
Beth PL
Jot S Geffen
Romer
Sam and Wi
Clase
Badminton Disturbance Halted in Schenectady Street Incident
Police stopped an improvised adult badminton game on Svea Street near Vale Cemetery in Schenectady after a complaint from a Swan Street woman. Two adults had stretched a net from curb to curb, prompting patrols to halt the activity in the street.
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Schenectady
Svea Street
Swan Street
Vale Cemetery
Plysmouth Fire Department records burst with February alarms
Plysmouth Indiana firemen report a dry spell caused a busy day on February 7 with more fire alarms than the entire previous seven months. Responders fought multiple fires, primarily grass blazes.
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Plysmouth
Ind
Mymouth
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Lord & Tann
Fulton
West Point
Robert Rossiter Raymond
Cambridge
Hippety
New York State ‘Normal College
Rogers
American Association of Universities
American Association of University Women
East Side
Robert Moore
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Cal
Iss Margaret Simmons
Park’ View Court
Charles Moore
van Wert Court
Wynantshill
Moore
California
Melvin Moses
Margaret. Saunders
Bobby
T Forrest Avenue
Carl Moses
Hamilton Avenue
Eastport
Oratory
Bil
Nations Theatrical Journal
Gent
Wr. Reed
Agement
River Street
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