Production Must Precede Price Control Says Enid Leader
John G. Collat of the Office of War Mobilization told the New England Council meeting that production must precede price controls. He urged that price controls be temporary and tied to production progress, citing war material shortages. A bicycle rider was killed when struck by a truck, highlighting wage policy concerns during postwar adjustments.
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Baslon
John GC. Collat
Office of War 3 Mobilization and Reconversion
Collet
New England Council
Conference of
New England Governors
Colleck
Alron
George Burns
Callet
Coast Guard Yeoman Ford Sought In Missing Person Case
Search continues across the East for Philip C Ford yeoman in the Coast Guard son of P C rd of Loudonville 33 years old 5 ft 8 in 120 lb blue eyes curly black hair wearing blue uniform white hat pea jacket recently returned from India on the transport Gon his stepfather Edwin W Booth offers 1000 reward for information.
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Philip c. Ford
Yeoman
Coast Guard
P. C.rd
Loudonville
Yeoman Jord
New York
Edwin W. Booth
Park Avenue
Ford
Troy
Westover Road
India
William Black
International Day Observed at Sage College
Russell Sage College students marked International Student Day with a World Affairs Committee program in the Little Theater featuring lectures on foreign nations. Ina Polak discussed Holland's resolve to educate despite Nazi plunder. Grace Pozofsky noted growth in English and agriculture studies. Dean Christensen described the International Council of Students.
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Russell Sage College
World Arfairs Committee
Ina Polak
Holland
Grace Pozofsky
England
Dean Christensen
International Council of Students
Margaret O'Connell
Franre
Services At Troy Synagogues This Weekend
The Third Street Temple and Temple Beth El list Sabbath Eve services today at 3 39 pm led by Rabbi Julius K Gutmann with an open forum on peacetime conscription. Speeches by Jusus J Goodman and Dr Harold M Faigenbaum follow in vestry, then a social hour.
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Third Street Temple
Temple Beth el
Julius K. Gutmann
Jusus J. Goodman
Harold M. Faigenbaum
Jnstruction
Gulmann
Huntor Halassah Society
Jewish Community Center
Chanukeh—Focet
Lighta
Synde Gogton
Troy
Gutmann
Reuben Slonim
Religious School Sessions and Meetings Schedule
The Religious School sessions begin at 9 05 a m Sunday and 1 45 p m Monday. Sisterhood Study Group at 4 p m Monday. Consecration Clubs meet with Rachel Slanten Monday. Payghterhood meets Monday evening due to Thanksgiving. Bath Sisterhood meets Monday at 8 p m. A demonstration by a representative from the Rensselaer County Nutrition Institute will highlight the evening, with Martin Smith providing music. Betty Weisberg presides. Hebrew School season runs Monday to Friday with Tara Pfeffer directing Beth Els Religious Schools. Temple Beth Elmain hosts visiting pupils from Mechanicville Tuesday at 2 p m.
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Sister Hon
Rachel Slanten
Payghterhood
Bath Hi Sisterhood
Femple
Martin Smith
Mra
Betty Weisberg
Hilda Brownstein
Tarael Pfeffer
Beth Els Religious Schools
First Presbyterian Church
Mechanieville
Temple Beth Elmain
Attorney Speaks At Temple Event
Albany attorney Samuel Caplon served as guest speaker at Temple Beth Israel in a session led by Brotherhood president Benjamin Abyahamacn. He addressed The Palestina Question and Tolerance, with remarks and explanations from Rabbi Slonim and other community leaders. A Thanksgiving service at Temple Beth El brings together congregations from Third Street Temple and River Street Synagogue with Rabbi Julius K. Gutmann preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Caplon
Albany
Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood
Temple Beth Israel
Mr. Caplon
Benjamin Chuckvow
Davitt Chodikoff Peel
Palestina
Benjanin Abyahamacn
Brotherhood
Max. Scalamiak
Slonim
Temple Beth
Man pleads guilty to cow theft before county judge
Harold Aven Mite rlott, 43, was sentenced to ten years in Attica Prison as a second offender after pleading guilty to stealing a cow before County Judge Kennard Underwood. The incident was heard in Auburn, Oregon.
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Auburn
Harold Aven Miterlott
Ayo
Attica
Kennard Underwood
Marriott
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Batte
River ST
Sage
Zelda Goldberg
Russell Sage Adopt & Gisler College
Fender
Tarai
Quaker Oats Company
Troy Synagogues
Bar Mitavah Club
Exander Schiffuian
Mander
Chodikotf
Wee
Jeni Putriotlem
BAYER
PRUE
Ty She
Chesterfield
Crestfield
Coats
Iit Fox
Neva
Ty Ravey
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