Benes Seeks Democracy for Czechoslovakia After War
In a prepared speech in Washington Benes told Congress that Czechoslovakia, long called the godchild of the United States, would rebuild as a democracy after the war. He recalled Bismarck’s warning on Bohemia’s borders and noted Masaryk’s push for independence with U.S. support.
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Washington
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Congress
United States
Benes
Roosevelt
Bismarck
Austria
Bohemia
Europe
Thomas G. Masaryk
Church elects officers and plans roof repairs in Eagle Mills
In Eagle Mills Frank L. McIntyre Jr of Camp Polk La visits with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank L McIntyre and their niece Mrs G S Hotchkiss of Alliance Ohio. At a Church of Christ congregational meeting Thomas B Miller is chairman and financial secretary Florence M Reed treasurer Wilson Wagar trustee. Frank Ferguson chairs. The board will seek cost info on materials for painting the church and roof repairs.
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Sergi
Frank L. McIntyre, Jr
Camp Polk
Frank L. McIntyre
McIntyre
G. SS. Hotchkiss
Alliance
Church of Christ
Thomas B. Miller
Florence M. Reed
Wilson Wagar
Frank Ferguson
Troy Physician Escorts Queen Through Hospital
Major Harold G. Haskell, a Troy physician and deputy head of a large English hospital, recounts escorting Queen Mary through the facility. He notes the Queen Mother spoke with staff and American soldiers, signed autograph books, and thanked officers before departing. Haskell previously enlisted in the Medical Corps and served overseas.
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Harold G. Haskell
Troy
England
Haskell
Medical Corps
Army
Injunction Halts Meat Dealer in Glens Falls Case
The OPA moved against William Aronson wholesale meat dealer of 7 Park Street Glens Falls for price ceiling violations. He allegedly made 17 veal sales April 16 to May 1 at illegal prices. A temporary restraining order was signed by Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray with a show cause returnable June 7 at Ballston Spa.
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OPA
William Aronson
Park Street
Glens Falls
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Ballston Spa
Scout Auxiliary Troop 62 Hears Camporee Plans
The bi monthly Scout Auxiliary met at Mrs Alfred Richmonds home with Mrs William Kinsman presiding. Discussion focused on preparing for the Newtonville camporee the last week of May and the next regular meeting set for July 15.
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Scout Auxiliary
Alfred Richmond
William Kinsman
Newtonville
Fred A. Weinbender
Latham Heights
Harry Pitt
Albert Southwell
Colonie
R. E. Sidebotham
Marjorie Peters
Joan Bullock
Francis Postulka
Martyn Meehan
Glider With Motor on Wings Makes Successful Flight
Col Fred Dent head of the Army glider program at Wright Field flew a 15 place glider at Wold Chamberlain Field in Minneapolis powered by small engines under each wing. He said the flights proved a motorized glider can fly under its own power and could lead to further developments. Dent noted the craft was not designed for powered flight and engines were quickly attached.
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Minneapolis
Army Air Force
Wold-Chamberlain Field
Col
Fred Dent
West Point
Army
Wright Field
Dayton, C
Northwest Aeronautical Corp
Dent
Lawyers May Be Examined for Federal Jobs
The Board of Legal Examiners of the U S Civil Service Commission will hold a June 12 special examination for attorneys recently discharged from military service and 1943 law school graduates to fill federal government legal positions. Applications must be on file with the commission's Washington office by May 31. local secretary Irving Dutcher at the Post Office can supply forms. The board noted that federal legal positions are available.
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Board of Legal Examiners
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. C
Irving
Dutcher
Civil Service Examinations Expand to Include Disabled Veterans
The Civil Service system will include most positions paying 3200 dollars a year or less from a competition based register. Attorneys who served in the military by September 26 1942 and later discharged, and law students completing requirements by November 1 1943, may join the register. Disabled veterans and their spouses or widows with disability preference may also compete.
R P I Receives Scholarship Fund As Memorial
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute receives a $75,000 gift from Mrs. Hays H. Clemens of Erie Pennsylvania in memory of her late husband a 1907 civil engineering alumnus. The Hays Hutchinson Clemens Scholarship will aid students, preferably in civil engineering and preferably from Pennsylvania. Mr Clemens served 11 years as president of the Erie City Iron Works and was a member of the institute community.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Hays H. Clemens
Erie
Institute
Hays Hutchinson ‘Clemens
Pennsylvania
Clemens
Erie City Iron Works
Chi Phi Fraternity Honors National Scientific Chapter
The EIS chapter of Bigina tional honorary scientific and of Chi Phi Fraternity celebrates a milestone, recognizing outstanding members and presenting awards for achievement in science and scholarship at a campus ceremony.
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Eis
Chi Phi Fraternity
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Latham
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Batiste
Stanley
Nore Etter
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Aoe
Seale
Ream
Gress
Priscilla Agrom
Seem Department Store
Keystone Food Chopper
Windmere
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