Government shifts pulpwood plans amid winter operations
A Canadian and U S forestry push faces new changes as officials promise to boost pulpwood cutting. Details released Sunday night by Mitchell indicate operations will affect labor priority and classification, with crews prepared for upcoming scheduling.
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Pulpwood Cutting Measures Planned in War Economy
A Canadian dominion provincial campaign seeks farmers to cut pulpwood this winter. The plan aims to shift pulpwood into essential war uses while urging waste paper salvage and reducing non essential paper use. The U S depends on Canada for 75 percent of newsprint, critical for UK and allied newspapers.
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Presbytery Youth Conduct Conference Attends large turnout
The Troy Presbytery youth held a conference at First Presbyterian Church Mechanicville with delegations from Troy Glens Falls Stillwater Hudson Falls and Whitehall. Moderator Mark LaRue of Hudson Falls led the meeting. Mrs J C Fisher missionary in China spoke briefly about conditions there and the trend of events. Rev William McConaghy of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Albany gave the afternoon address on The Salute to the American Flag. Music and a box luncheon rounded out the program led by Manon Wheelock at the piano.
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McCormick Calls For Censorship Reform In Press
Col Robert R Cormick editor of the Chicago Tribune urged a joint push by press services including the Tribune News Service to reform censorship he described as military political and dangerous. He spoke at a Chicago Association of Commerce luncheon outlining wartime press relations and press accountability.
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Wynantskill to Have Child Health Clinic
A child health conference will be held at the Wynantskill Firehouse Thursday from 2 to 4 pm. Dr Edmund Wallner health officer will lead with Ada M Faas assisting. Diphtheria toxoid and two preventive measures will be offered to children whose parents request the service. Children aged three months to six years may attend.
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Bullet Embedded in Frame of Picture Found in Schenectady
A lead bullet fragment was found lodged in a picture frame at the home of Sherman E Surdam a GE photographer on Waters Road Schenectady. Mrs Surdam noticed the damaged frame while moving oil paintings to an apartment and observed the bullet hole through the roof. Deputy Gehring said such bullets are illegal in Schenectady County except for target shooting and appeared fired near Amsterdam Road.
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Seven Chest Agencies Aid Families War Time Effort Highlight
Seven of the twenty Community Chest agencies work in family and children services. Hillside School St Vincent's Home and Vanderheyden Hall care for 354 children, Seton Day Nursery and Day Home serve 170 daily. Agencies face higher costs as Federal surplus foods end. wartime support includes 1 003 gifts to Allied Communities War Chest. Campaign runs Friday to Nov 23. Palestine Court Amaranth event honors Frances Moore at Lansingburg Masonic Temple.
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Firemen Respond to Chimney Smoke at Ninth Street
Firemen from Pumper Company were summoned by phone to 104 Ninth Street at 1009 am yesterday when smoke filled the house from the chimney. No fire was found. A second call at 1108 am noted a glass fire at 445 Hoosick Street. TO HONOR DR FOX. D Dixon Ryan Fox, president of Union College, and the college will be honored by the American Newsmen Society at a dinner in New York City at the Union League Club Thursday night.
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Chicago Child Welfare Case Prompts Wider Inquiry
A fragmented report indicates concerns over a child’s safety amid ongoing probes. Names such as Babits and Gregory appear in the sparse text, suggesting involvement by officials or guardians as authorities assess the situation.
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