Delinquency Not Alarming In Troy Report Declares
A Civilian War Services Committee report from Troy War Council states juvenile delinquency is not alarming despite being a wartime urban center. It cites low truancy and absence rates, ongoing monitoring, and plans to publish youth recreation resources for service members.
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Troy
Civilian
War Services Committee
Janes Ho Levaer
Weh 7
Dredm
Nsas
Schammar
Hebers G . August
State War Council
Joel S Geffen
Civilian War Services Committee
Edward A Wachte
Committee On Recreation
RPI
City Youth Council
Mary McGrath
Cathole Central High School
Vincent Poleto
LaSalle Institute
Youth Council of
Civilian War Services
Youth Council
Crilian War Services Committee
East Side Church Plans Dinner And Meeting Notes
Executive board of W. 3. C. 8 of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at Locom with President Mrs Arthur J. Gum mer to plan the next regular meeting. A fair with supper and entertainment is planned for Wednesday and Thursday, Dec 1 and 2, with a roast pork supper the second night. Committees listed include towels and handkerchiefs and several named members. additional roles span aprons and mystery duties with numerous names. Also noted is Pf. Donald R. Patton of the Ma uires, recently at Parris Island, returning to duty in North Carolina. Community Couples Club meeting noted.
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Round Lake
Nancy Parker
Anne Goddard
Washington Avenue
Cora Winter
Grant Gould
Eddy Memorial Foundation
Burdett Avenue
Troy
Ada N Harwood
Methodist Church
Chester A Finch
Bible School
William M Laghthal
Childsex
A Finch
Hodgman
Fort Edward
Mulford M Brandt
Command and General Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
North Carolina
Harryi P Buhle
Emmett Smith
Henry van Veghten
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Locom
Arthur J. Gummer
Woodlawn Court
Arthur H. Landmesser
Arleign Bonesteel
Gunhild Meyper
Mass
Lila Franklin
Miles Viedenburg
Frances Henningson
Cecil Nash
Arthur Knapp
Robert Coons
Viola Gilbert
Ray Dearstyne
Wells Forman
Claude Coons
Mies Dyst
Walter Strope
Lawrence Zeph
Donald R. Patton
Ma|uires
Parris Island
Thomas Pitton
Pinewoods Avenue
New Raver
Presbyterian Church Hall Meeting Notes and Club Activities
Charles Mealy presided at the Presbyterian Church Hall business meeting. Mrs Charles Kirchert reported a substantial balance. Guests included Corp and Mrs Rudolph Eisel of Longview Texas and Corporal Hisel with the Medical Corps at 187th General Hospital. Planned Christmas party and various social duties were outlined. Ladies Aid meets tomorrow and a December sale is planned. The Women’s Missionary Society packed a box for Annville Institute Kentucky. A $250 USO fund donation was approved. The 1943 victory gardens show a rise to 9 billion pounds of food compared with 7% billion in 1942.
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Byterian Church Hall
Charles Mealy
Charles Kirchert
Corp
Rudolph Eisel
Longview
Tex
Hise
Medical Corps
187Th General Hospital
Pawling Avenue
Women's Missionary Society
Mel Mrton Cook
Bertha Williams
Annville
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AIR Force
Arnold
By Paul Ford
Committee On Health
Elizabeth Sherer
Chaiman
Suceeu
Joseph Price Robinson
The
War Production Board
Tute
USO
Patts
Victory Gardens
Doris Beau
Saratoga Hospital
Clifford Rugg
the Locomotive Co
Schenectady
Ellis Hospital
River St
Walter Petersons
School St
Wayne
Ill
Modernella Beauty Salon
Third ST
Peterson
Avenica
Walter Peterson
Life Insurance
Life Insurance Companies OF America
East 42Nd Street
New York
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