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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1943
Page
19
Hoosick Falls village health officer Dr George E Smith warns parents to report all communicable diseases to prevent school outbreaks and revenue loss. He cites chicken pox measles whooping cough sore throat and scarlet fever as unreported risks to students and families.
Arm shoe repair shops keep a steady flow as customers drop off a worn pair every ten minutes. Workers describe a busy day with quick turnovers and steady demand for repairs and resoled soles.
The piece analyzes how Republican prospects depend on Willkie or another nominee's stance on international cooperation versus isolationism. It notes labor voting trends, Roosevelt's potential nomination, and the volatile mood as 360 days remain before the 1944 election, with shifts possible from wartime events.
Luca UPI reports Utica Wan will seek Court of Appeals permission to appeal a ruling by the Appellate Division that struck out certain affirmative defenses in a libel suit involving Merning Hart Utea attorney against Friends of Democracy Inc and two directors. Hart alleges damage to his character from actions by the organization and its officers Rex Stout, Bubhhead and others. Gorman said no trial date is set as preliminary Supreme Court arguments remain unfinished.
The passage argues that white collar workers resent wage freezes and price controls, and such labor-management tensions typically boost opposition in national elections. It notes the administration gains little comfort but ample advice from election returns.
A fragmented page notes a typographical error theme from Spokane with verses about printers and misprints. It promotes a revised pamphlet on correct personal pronoun usage by Frank Colby, offering a free copy by mail in exchange for a stamped self-addressed envelope.
In Camp Edwards Massachusetts two soldiers solved the problem of sharing a telephone by using a roller skate, a spring, and simple mechanics to move the phone between desks. A balanced rack carries the device and a button slide delivers the phone from one desk to the other, streamlining time and effort in Headquarters Company 114th Service Command Unit.
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