Conference Opens at Sage College to curb women absenteeism
Representatives from eight New York war plants join War Manpower officials and Russell Sage College in a two day conference at the French House library to study corrective physical exercises aimed at reducing absenteeism and turnover among women in industry. Bernard Siess and Miss Helen McKinstry lead discussions on why women are absent and how to adjust workplace equipment and routines. The event features plant representatives from Curtiss-Wright, Chevrolet Buffalo, Bell Aircraft, Republic Aviation, Grumman, and Army Air Forces divisions with six WMC analysts in attendance.
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Troy Assessment Cut Confirmed by Court
Justice Pierce H. R port of Emil Bartle as referee in proceedings brought by Ruth R. Grahe against J. Howard McIsaac. Troy gains court review of a valuation dispute. The Supreme Court affirms the referee finding that the $2.40 assessment was excessive and must be reduced. The relator is authorized to recover costs and fees from the city. CAMP FIRE Girls. Youngest 2 of Newerom nog.eup Camp Fin ner tomorrow at the home in ALT in seal
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Father Returns with Wandering Albany Girl
Carolyn Mae Ditzel a 14 year old Albany girl who cut her hair left home Friday to wander escorted by her father She wore his trousers scout shirt and old hat and planned unknown destinations She is a Vincentian Institute freshman Girl Scout and ambitious to become an attorney Authorities were notified of her whereabouts and her father traveled to Philadelphia to bring her home
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New York Man Given Two Months in Jail
Harry E. Brown, 52, of 319 East 50th Street, New York, was sentenced to two months in Rensselaer County by Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court yesterday after pleading guilty to a morass offense at a local theater Monday night. Leonard Walther said Brown made immoral advances to a young girl. Walther led officers to Brown. Police arrested him with Officers Van Steenburg and Cunningham. Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society was notified and appeared in court.
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Scarlet Fever Cases Listed in October Troy Report
October in Troy saw scarlet fever as the sole acute communicable disease with 12 cases. The municipal health officer Dr. James H. Flynn also reported 112 deaths, 199 births, infant deaths, immunization figures for diphtheria and smallpox, syphilis case, tuberculosis data, and laboratory totals for various tests.
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Newswriter Industrial Club to Hear Far East Analyst
James R. Young, Tokyo Berlin and Vichy observer, will speak at the Trey Central Y.M.C.A. tomorrow evening under the Industrial Club of Troy. He argues Axis defeat is likely, cites Japan's weaknesses and U.S. strength, and warns of bombings and the New Order’s failures.
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Covered Dish Supper at Woodside Church Speaks Egypt
The Women’s Missionary Society of Woodside Presbyterian Church will meet on Monday for a covered dish supper. Michael Kling principal of School 10 will speak and show pictures of Egypt. Mite boxes will be received.
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Dr Henchey Dies in Florida After Four Decades in Troy
Dr. William J. Henchey a longtime Troy dentist died Monday in St Petersburg Florida telegram from Troy stated He retired from practice four years ago He was educated at the dental college of the University of Pennsylvania born in Rensselaer County near Hoosick Falls and lived most of his life in Troy He and his wife Josephine Hourigan left for a winter vacation on Oct 22 Survivors include his wife and a daughter Mrs Matthew A Sheridan of Long Island
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Long Island
Does He Think You're Lying About Your Age
An advertisement mocks age denial and promotes Lady Esther Face Powder. It claims the product smooths fine lines, clings for hours, and uses hurricane blending for a fresher look. It cites social pressures about age and suggests trying a small box first.
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Lady Esther Powder Adds Smoother Close Up Flattery
The new formula Lady Esther Face Powder promises a smoother finish that flatters both close shots and distant views, highlighting refined skin tone and natural glow for everyday wear and stage lighting alike.
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