East Greenbush Unit Plans Tea and Fashion Show
The East Greenbush unit of the Hensselzer Canty Home Ext regy announces a tea and fashion show at Mesent Temple on Wednesday June 6 from 2 30 pm to 4 30 pm. Mrs Irvin and Seames will host. The event features dresses, remodeled suits and skirts, and children's clothes with reception, decorations, and music by local volunteers.
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East Greenbush
Hensselzer Canty
Columbia
Vileze
Irvin & Seames
Geverst
Sino
George Jacobs
Hugo Rieck
Frank Gregory
DeForest L Getler
Mrusie
Wink
Willae
Charles Markell
Gewing
Garry Bankes
Seamas
Home Bureau Unit Selects Officials at Annual Meeting
Mrs. George Prediger was chosen chairwoman of the Round Top Home Bureau at the August meeting. Officers elected include Mrs. Gowney as vice chairwoman, Mrs. Floyd Bloody treasurer, Mrs. Nelson Schmey secretary, and Mrs. Benjamin Finney news reporter. Several listed heads service roles. clothing, housing, health, civics, recreation, and sunshine. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Clickner’s home in June to arrange a picnic. Also noted is the wedding of Miss Gloria Norman Vansier and James Paul Webb of the Marine Corps at St. Mary’s Church in Glens Falls with reception at the bride’s home, and plans for a New York wedding trip. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Leary and daughters, and Miss Shirley Gaulin of Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prediger
Round Top
Ther
William Goeney
Floyd Bloody
Nelson Schmey
Benjamin Finney
Pinney
Buehler
Clayadeines
Is. Reckner
Goawey
Aits
Ward
Clickner
Bred Fisher
Florence Bills
Sunshine
Gloria Norman Vansier
Ernest Vannier
Warren Street
Glens Fells
James Paul Webb
Marine Corps
Clifford Webb
Saratoga Springs
Spm
St. Mary’s Church
Glens Falls
Eatin Duggen
Rita O'Leary
Troy
Joe Addison Vaunier
Ater
New York
Webb
Cherry Point
N.C
Wrand Airs
Jack O'Leary
Helen and
Rite
Shirley Gaulin
Sage Alumnae Unit Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
About seventy members of the Troy Chapter of the Russell Sage Alumnae Association attended the annual meeting at the Alecorne House. A supper honored Misa Helen McHisstry, college president. Miss Eeen Coffey presided over the business meeting as recording president. Grace Van Darvoor announced the slate: Phyllis Van Vieer president, Nancy Burke vice president, Catherine Ryan corresponding secretary, William Herrison recording secretary, E. J. Carroll treasurer. Plans for a card party and rummage sale were discussed with committees to be appointed.
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Troy
Russell Sage Alumnae Association
Alecorne House
Misa Helen McHisstry
Eeen Coffey
S Amalal
Grace van Darvoor
Phyllis van Vieer
Nancy Burke
Catheerine Ryan
William Herrison
E. J. Carroll
Personal News From Troy Area Residences
Berry Shaver of Mershall Street is in Troy Hospital. David W. Houston Jr of 276 Pawling Avenue is enrolled for the summer term at Syracuse University. Pvt Stanley Appel has returned to Camp Gruber Oklahoma after a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs George Appel of 49 Fifth Avenue. Miss Janet Hannon left for Washington DC to visit Mrs Dorothy Meixsell and Miss Barnon will visit Mrs W J Hannon in Alexandria Virginia before returning to Troy.
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Berry Shaver
Mershall Street
Troy Eospital
David W. Houston
David W. Houston, Jr
Pawling Avenue
Syracuse University
Stanley Appel
Camp Grube
Oklahoma
George Appel
Fifth Avenue
Janet Hannon
Washington, D.C
Dorothy Meixsell
Barnon
W. J. Hannon
Alexandria
Troy
Charles Dellinger
Ethel Waldron
Corns
England
Dellinger
Germany
Waldron
Ralph Dellinger
Rome
Twelfth Street
Louis Waldron
Ware
Richard G. Siple
Pawling Avenge
RPL 1
Camp Jee
Ya.j. Duncal Falls
Albert Street
Samaritan Hospital
East Side Virginia Kirkus Speaks at Library Event
Virginia Kirkus author and lecturer leads a talk on “How Best Sellers” at 745 Pawling Avenue in Kirkus Bookshop Service. The newly formed Hudson Mohawk Library Association, recruiting nine counties, plans a meeting at Albany Public Library branch on Saturday at 2 pm. The Victory Club held its first annual banquet at Rigione's Tavern with officers named and monthly money orders for armed forces members.
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Virginia Kirkus
Virginia I Siing
Kirkus
Grassithe
Jonn A. Howe
Pawling Avenue
Albany Public Library
Hudson Mohatyk Library Association
Rengsej
Victory Club
Riggione’s Tavern
Rocco_ Fazio
Owell Crszie
Join Ricci
Great Strides Predicted in Electronics
Westinghouse official Walter Evens, vice president of the radio division, predicts postwar revolutions in electronics and manufacturing driven by prewar know how. He cites television readiness, home sets, and rapid adoption of radio and electronic techniques across industries, noting vast West Coast power, resources, and Pacific Basin trade opportunities.
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Walter Evens
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co
Regio
Evans
Eyvank Beloves
Exper
Pacific Northwest
West Goast
Pacific Basin
Wastinghouse
Medio Station
KEN
Portland
New Cement Making Method Cuts Costs in Postwar Build
Detroit CP reports a low cost process that eliminates hauling sand gravel or cinders by dry cementing directly in ground with a soil crumbling machine. The method uses about 93 percent soil and 20 percent cement to form durable blocks. The Army uses rototiller tech for landing fields and expects application to highways sidewalks drives and civilian fields after the war.
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Detroit
Stwiss
Grahem- Paige Motors
Women’s Army Sorps Visit Hospitals Honors WW Dead Today
Members of the Women's Army Corps plan to visit Acmty area hospitals to honor World War II wounded veterans this Thursday evening. Dorothy Freeman, WAC recruiting officer, announced the weekly hospital visits last night.
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Women's Army
Sorps
Dorothy Freeman
WAC
Postofite
Group Three to Meet at Mount Ida Church
A meeting of Group 3, Women's Services Guild, Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church, will be held tomorrow at the church. Mrs. James D. Bryans is chairman and will preside. Represented School Mrs. John J. Quinlan, Mr. LE Hoogstiel, Miss Frances Dwyer, and Mrs. Charles Seifert represented the PTA of School 16 at the annual Trey Council meeting Monday in School 13. The School 16 association will hold its annual meeting and election of officers Thursday June 7 in the school auditorium at 3 pm. A request is made for a posers for the Council dinner Wednesday June 6 in Memorial Seteediet Church at 6:20 pm.
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Women’s Services Guild
Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
At & Pon
James D. Bryans
John J. Quinlan
LE Hoogstiel
Frances Dwyer
Charles Seifert
School 16
Trey Council
School 16 Association
Memorial Seteediet Church
Colleges to Eliminate Speedup Programs After War
A Northwestern National Life Insurance survey shows most colleges plan to end accelerated wartime schedules after veterans return. Officials in 82 of 10 campuses report serious disadvantages and permanent benefits reduced under pressure. Some institutions already discontinue or will keep only while servicemen need them. 16 would keep some form, 23 remain unsure. Educators note wartime teaching gains like visual aids and guided vocational training, but express doubts about speedups replacing normal study. Memorial messages and local notices accompany community events and personnel updates.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Hoorover
Pisceriert Officiels
Schovis
School of ‘Business Administration
University of Minnesota
News Photograph Urged for Army Nurse Memorial
A Pocatello Idaho photo of Army nurse Lt Evelyn Bachelor who survived the hospital ship Comfort explosion is proposed as a permanent nurse memorial. Dr Blair Points urged the image to symbolize wartime nursing and tie to praise from Iwo Jima coverage.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Associated ‘Press
Comfort
Evelyn Bachelor
Blair Points
Independence
Paul V. Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Iwo Jina
Dr. Points
Bachelor
Ruins May Show First Capital of New Mexico
Marjorie F. Tichy curator of archaeology at the New Mexico State museum reports ruins in northwestern New Mexico that she says may settle New Mexico’s original capital question. She cites history and tradition pointing to San Juan area as the likely site near Yuque Yunaue, linked to the ancient mission San Gabriel founded in 1589 at the Rio Grande Chama delta.
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Santa Fe
Marjorie F. Tichy
New Mexico State Museum
New Mexico
San Juan
Mexico
Mrs. Tichy
Yuque Yunaue
San Gabriel Russion
Rio Grande
Chama River
Look to Cows For Food Tip, Doctor Urges
Dr Anton J Carlson, University of Chicago physiology professor, urges relying on cow diets as a model for nutrition. He argues humans overcomplicate eating, preferring whole grains and animal proteins from dairy and fish while noting meat substitutes lack appeal. He cites soybeans as weak and stresses eggs milk beans fish and whole wheat as sufficient protein sources.
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Chicago
Anton J. Carson
Carlson
Arfeg Eee Corps
University of Chicago
Fie
Coxe
Garkson
Youngsters Vie for FDR Memorial Bed
At La Racita Sanitarium Chicago children compete each week for the honor of sleeping the Franklin Delano Roosevelt memorial bed. The bed was donated by Albert Pick Jr, president of a hotel corporation. The prize goes to the child with the best clean plate record after meals.
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Chicago
la Racida
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Albert Pick,Jr
2 Hotel Corporation
Plan First Memorial To Patrick Henry
Richmond Virginia memorial foundation acquires Patrick Henry home site in his native Virginia. The Tongue of the Revolution will be the fist memorial, honoring Henry who served as governor six times. The estate was purchased for 62500, to be restored and rebuilt after a fire, with broad public support.
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Richmond
Patrick Henry
Virginia
Senate committee extends OPA price controls for year
Senate Banking Committee votes 10 to 4 to extend the Price Administrations controls for another year ending after June 2 1946. The panel defeated a six month extension and considered a Thomas amendment to guarantee producers prices. Bowles and Davis called the amendment unfair to administer.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Tifr
R.obie
Wagner
D-Ny
Thomas
Doila
Crest Price
Chester Bowles
Willam HL Davis
Waltzes Boost Bank Clerks Efficiency in Milwaukee
At the First Wisconsin National Bank in Milwaukee workers found that playing Strauss waltzes increased accuracy and morale. A box of pie became an amusing incentive as bookkeepers and department heads observed higher productivity. The manager plans to extend the idea to other day routines, noting staff prefer smooth, sustained music over lively tunes.
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Milwaukee
Wisc
U—Striethyr
Ineam
Wiscon
Fragmented OCR Record On Health Claims And Alleged Scams
A garbled OCR fragment describes health and consumer claims amid suspicious nutrients and products. It mentions a supposed discovery of powerful compounds and references to medical treatments without clear sources or verifiable details. The text appears as a rough transcription with numerous misspellings and unclear attributions.
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Milo PB. Hyde
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Center Brunswick
Westherwax
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Greenwich High School
the Waterode
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Ludlo Valve Miz. Co
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Ford
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Nate
Carl Martin
Fifteenth Street
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Tower Avenue
Women's Auxiliary
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