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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1944

Page

16

State W C T U Convene In Albany Tomorrow

The 71st annual state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the Baptist Methodist Church in Albany from tomorrow through Monday. D Legh Colvin, state president, will preside with a full program including committee meetings, receptions, panel discussions, awards, and various services led by national and state leaders.

Woman's Christian Teraparasce Union Bisst Methodist Albary D. Legh. Colvin Gertrude J. Palmer Albany County Union Edith ©. Lee Clara A. Jacobs Allen E. Claxton Broadway Temple Methodist Church New York Mary D. DuBois New Jersey W. C. TU Charles Peterson Rochester Horation M. Pollock Department of Mental Hygiene New York State E. M. Jellinek School of Alcohol Studies Yale University Yale Norman Vinecent Peale DL D

Holyoke Child Aids War Bond Drive With Penny Jar

In Holyoke Massachusetts a four year old Gerald Aubuchon helped the war bond drive by placing 4475 White pennies into a collection effort over the last two years. The community praises the child as a symbol of thrift and patriotism supporting the military finance effort.

Hells Holyoke Mass Gerald Aubuchon

Gerald Smith Denied Gas for Campaign Trip

A local OPA rationing board denied special gasoline allotments for a 15,000 mile campaign trip by Gerald L. K. Smith, presidential candidate of the America First Party. The board ruled Smith was not a qualified candidate for president. Smith said he would not let the OPA interfere and called the action bureaucratic stifling of free speech.

Gerald Smith Detroit OPA Gerald L. K. Smith America First Party Smith United States Washington

Leaflets Warn Girls Of Rome to Behave

Leaflets plastered on walls throughout Rome warn Italian girls they will have their hair cut if they engage in immoralities with American soldiers. The anonymous group PLGAL threatens a haircutting campaign, targeting women in public places such as roderats and parked cars.

Rome UPJ PLGAL

Cooper Cleared of Girls Charges in Juvenile Court

In South Bend Indiana Jackie Cooper a Hollosood fim star and defendants George Bender 24 Pauline Fresesitek 18 and Olie Lowery were acquitted in juvenile court on charges of contributing to the delinquency of two South Bend girls aged 15 and 16. The judge noted uncertainty over the alleged immoral act and urged applying reasonable doubt in the lengthy opinion. The trial included testimony from the two underage witnesses who described seduction by Bender.

South Bend Ind INS Jackie Cooper Hollosood Fim Ark George Bender Lin Ifield Pauline Fresesitek South Bend Olie Lowery Cooper Cooper and Bender Notre Dame Uiversity Albert R. Doyte Doyle Bender

Woman Mail Carrier Engaged in Rensselaer City

Miss Alice McDonald, a young woman, has been named to carry the mail on Route 7 in Rensselaer City, covering Washington Avenue and nearby streets. She began duties yesterday under Postmaster Mrs Olivette Johnson, and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew McDonald of 164 Washington Avenue.

Rensselaer Alice McDonald Washington Avenue Olivette Johnson Miss McDonald Ami Mire Andrew McDonald Washington Axemue

Nazi Leaders Fleeing Abroad: in Submarines

London dispatch notes the German National Committee in Moscow claiming Nazi leaders escape abroad aboard submarines. The radio warns crews to admit passengers with luggage and prevent escapes, urging vigilance against teachers and agents fleeing the war. In Minnesota, Gene Payne, 29, injury at St. Cloud Plant caused by a husking machine grip, rescued after forty minutes with contusions expected to recover.

London INL Moscow Subata Newth Sea Parte Coen Musker St. Cloud Minn Whee Gene Payne St. Cloud Produtta Association

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