Keep em Rolling Tour Aims to Show Car Conservation
Invitations issued for the Keep em Rolling tour by the American Automobile Association and U S Public Reads administration. The campaign promotes wartime car conservation with road demonstrations of new synthetic tires. Sections travel from Washington to the Pacific and back, plus an East and Midwest circuit, ending by July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Hendrick Hudson
Truo Auto Club
Sen
AAA
U. S
Wasrington
Pacific Coast
Washington
East
Midwest
American Automobile Association
Troy
Palace
Arthur H. Nelsen
E. B. Babcock
Rubber Director
Col. Brailley Dewar
Russell E. Singer
The
A.A
White House
Moore’s Estesia O% Foot Comfort Miracle
An advertisement claims Moore’s Estesia O% stops distress and odor in feet after one minute of use. It touts easing soreness and removing odor with a blend of essential oils and other ingredients, promising satisfaction or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exaarale
Moore
Transportation offices back motorist conservation tour
The Office of Defense Transportation and allied agencies back a motorist conservation tour. Russell D. Meredith chairs the committee with Frank P. Himes Henry C. Rickman Otto Swensson and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice of Defense Transportation
Office of
Prime Aconistration
Public Roads Administration
Federal Works Agency
Russel D. Meredith
Frank P. Himes
Henry C. Rickman
Otto 3. Swensson
Philip S. Dorion
J. A. Vassie
Raymond K. Meixseli
No Jade Shall Burn staged at Troy High
A Chinese life drama set in 1937 titled No Jade Shall Burn was staged at the Victory Theater in Troy High School. Students organized with the National Thespian Society and the Office of War Information. Suzenne Freedman Dorothy Vigadi Bernard Adler Rosalyn Pafres Larry Vinick Arthur Barrette portrayed roles with Adrian Yowe as narrator. Frank Cetricala Jr led the orchestra and singing of America. John BE. Howell directed the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Theater
Troy High School
Cooperaton
National Thespian Society
Office of War Information
Suzenne Freedman
Dorothy Vigadi
Bernard Adler
Rosalyn Paferes
Larry Vinick
Arthur Barrete
Adrian Yowe
Frank Cetricala, Jr
John BE. Howell
Coal Dealers Hear New 1945 Delivery Regulations
Albany officials and Syracuse representatives of the Wartime Solid Fuels Administration outlined the new 1945 limits reducing consumer coal deliveries to one eighth of last year’s quotas. About 100 dealers attended at the Tea Eyck Hotel to hear how substitutions like reclaimed coke or bituminous coal offset cuts, and how households now receive three tons of anthracite under defense transportation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Rensselaer
Sehoharia
Sarange
Tea Eyck Hotel
Albarr
Odie Jt
Solid Fuels Administration For War
George W. Usher
James H. Farrel
Syracuse
U. S. Office of Defense Transportation
Cur Sterchants’ Association of Albany, Inc
John H. Slackburn
New York
Steta Retsil Solid Enel Merchants’ Association
Questems
Pownal and Petersburg Notes From Local Visitations
Pownal residents share news of visits and calls with Petersburg relatives. funeral attendance for Frank Maxon in Petersburg noted. Local families including Thompson Wilson Sturtevant Norton Williams Chenaille and Sturtevants are mentioned with travels and returns from Lake Romesesa and Williamsport. Mrs Myers burial in North Pownal Cemetery referenced with family survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Peckham
Petersburg
Airo
Frank Maxon
Airs
Joseph Thompson
Herold Wilson
Lake Romesesa
Paul Sturtevant
Ordnance
Norfolk
John Stack
Hampton, Va
Mee Norton Sturtevant
Harold Williams
Francis Chenail
North Pownal
Myers Wea
Louise Trodeau
Margaret Trodeau
North Adams
Napoleon
Hoosick Falls
Joseph
Dalton
Job Insurance Payments Drop 23 Per Cent
State unemployment insurance payments in April fell 23 percent from March to 885.79 dollars as 14 009 claimants received benefits versus 15 000 in March. The decline follows more late checks being issued and varied regional disbursements across Troy Saratoga and nearby offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth
Milton O. Loysen
State Division of Placement and Unemployment Insurance
Saratoga Springs
Gee Atheny ofSee
Erxeciady
Marine Gets Letter 27000 Words Long From San Diego Girlfriend
Marine Joseani Murphy of Jersey City waited long for a letter from a San Diego girlfriend. Her missive grew to 27000 words, filling 44 pages of large print single-space text. Postage and effort noted as authorities advised splitting it into two envelopes. Murphy, a former reporter for the Hoboken Temey Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Marine Corp
Joseani Murphy
Prospect Street
Jersey City
San Diego
Murphy
Te Temey Observer
Hobokex
N. J
U S Bomber Forced Down on Danish Isle
A U S bomber flown by American crews was forced to land on Bornholm island in the Baltic Sea after an erratic flight. It touched down in a field near the town of Vestermarie following Danish control reports and a broadcast by U S government censors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Danish Isle
New York
United States
Bornholm
Beitic Sea
Frotters
Vester Merie
Anzio
Rome
East Side Ladies Host Mizpeh Class Event
Mrs Arthur C Nash hosted the Mizpeh Class of Faxing Avenue Methodist Church at 32 Spring Avenue. Guests played games with prizes and refreshments were served. The Women's Service Guild at Mt Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church plans a June 8 meeting at 3 pm in the church with Mrs EL Z Tattle and Gray as speakers on Home Bureau work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Nash
Spring Avenue
Faxing Avenue Methodist Church
Jawarde
Lester Bonesteel
Andrew Walther
W.F Goetz
Ilass
Women's Service Guild
Mt. Ida Memorial Presbyterien Church
EL Z 2 ‘Tattle
Gray
Presbyterian Church
Schaghticoke
Memorial Service Planned for Blume Post at Grave Sunday
Blume Post schedules memorial service for Sunday at 1 am in St. Mary's Cemetery of Lee. The post and auxiliary will participate and attend a luncheon and entertainment program after. The meeting also noted preparations for Memorial Day parade and honors to Navy personnel and WWI veteran Joan A. McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lee
Lee AL Blume
Joseph J. Sullivan
Navy
Troy
Wilfred
Lyte Chawikie
Joan A. McGuire
Raymond J. Hayes
Troy Post to Open New Quarters on Memorial Day
The Troy Post American Legion will formally open new rooms in the Hal Rand Building on Memorial Day with a social program after the parade and a military mess. The fire-damaged Franklin Square quarters are gone and the volunteers have painted and refinished the new space including a lounge, mess hall, kitchen, and storeroom. Mayor John J. Ahern and city veterans groups are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Post
American Legion
Hal-Rand
Franklin Square
Post
Third Street
John. J. Ahern
Cit
Memorial Day Services and Cambridge Old Timers Baseball
Cambridge prepares Memorial Day events at Embury Methodist Church with Rev. Chester A. Simmons delivering the address. A townwide gathering follows as the Old Timers baseball game pairs the Lions and Finemen at 2:30 pm, preceded by a parade at 1:30 pm led by the school band and scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embury Methodist
Chester A. Simmons
Child Health and Welfare Committee
Clinie
Mary McClellan Hospital
Teresa M. Ford
Esther Portaine
Barcel FL Moffitt
Mirs
Lyman Hi. White
Ford
Charles T. Skellie
KL Frances Cleaver
Jerome EL Wright
Lions
Cambridge
Martin Church
Douglah Madison
Percy Morse
Awater
Harry Griffin
John Loren
Lindy Strout
Buddy Arnold
John Conrey
Charles John Stephenson
Miss J.vairo
Dram Corps of
Main
Park Streets
Balfeld
Rensselaer Drug Firm Faces Federal Charges
A federal information charges Winthrop Chemical Co of Riverside Avenue, Rensselaer, with 22 counts under the Federal Food and Drug Act related to adulterated drugs shipped to the armed forces. The case cites seven patients at Elizabeth Hospital in Brighton who died after spinal anesthesia with the company products. The FDA and U S attorney say contamination was found in samples from hospitals nationwide, affecting about thirty patients across six hospitals in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Chemical Co
Riverside Avenue
Rensselaer
New York
James B. B MeNatty
Man
Isterstgie
Richard J. Burke
BfcNalis
Se Elizabeth Hoastptal
Brighton
Jase
Sean
McNally
Burke
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Winthrop Co
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Burke Aid
Naval Hospitals
Newsport
R. L
Norfolk
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Fourth Townsend Club May Be Formed
Towns end Club No 2 discusses forming a fourth Townsend Club at a meeting in rooms 81 Fourth Street with Albert Strong presiding in Hans Lund’s absence. Edward Wells spoke on The Townsend Plan and Its Working. A joint social with Clubs 1 2 and 3 is planned at Wynantskill Fire House tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Clih
Fourth Street
Albert Strong
Hans P. Lund
Edward Wells
Washington
Diamond Rock
George W. Campbell
Ida Streeter
Detroit Bakery Drivers Go on Strike Halting Wholesale Deliveries
In Detroit, about 80 percent of the city’s bread is affected as 1000 drivers from 44 bakeries walk out. Local 51 president Sam Hurst cites wage and commission demands as the strike’s cause, affecting wholesale routes while home deliveries continue and hospitals receive supplies.
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Detroit
A. P
Li. Teamsters’ Union
Sam Hurst
Burst
Hurst
Stover
War Labor Board i
Hurst Seid
WLE
Jaguary
Horst
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Patst
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Evelire
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