Conscientious Objectors and Soldier Benefits Policy
The article outlines that conscientious objectors receive no soldier benefits and details the roles of religious groups in administering work projects. It notes objectors serve in medical corps, chaplain duties, and various civil programs under federal agencies. Volunteers are paid about $15 monthly and some work on farms or hospital aid under technical agency supervision.
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Taos
Civilian Conservation Corps
Departments of Agriculture, Interior and Commerce
Farzomet
W Nacional Service Board
Selective Service 21- 1
Shortage and Treasury Transfer Highlight Wartime Assignments
Disjointed text notes shortages and an employer paid board and lodging for assignees with funds routed to the U.S. Treasury each month. Mentions SH 435.12 and forest service duties, weather bureau pleas, and conscientious objectors amid alarm over Japanese threats and activity.
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U.S Treasury
Tocel
Treasury
Seoderic Weather Bureau
Oc “Conchies
Dalisons
Isseichi
Community Notes from Salem Evangelical Church Activities
Mrs Hastings recovering at Samaritan Hospital after operation. Visitors include Mr and Mrs George Mason of Greenfield and Mrs Harold Gayle Wayne. Salem church events feature hymn sing, supper, piano recital by Mrs Dewey, and Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies meeting at Mrs Hingsbey’s home.
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Robert Hastings
Troy
Harold and Gaugh Iter
Gayle
Wayne
Warwick
George Mason
Greenfield
Mass
Mroc
Clarence “Wicks
E. J. Hazle
Kenneth Wendall
Corinthity
Lutheran Church
Salem Evangelical Church
Sarah
Werger
Arthur Wicks
Par ‘Entts
Clarence Wicks
Wicks
Raymond Dewey
She Wilde
Harmond King
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
Clifford Hingsbey
Willian Harding
Women's Society of
Chris Tne DY
Tri
Methodist Church Hosts Evening Service and Upcoming Events
The Methodist Church held a Tuesday evening meeting led by Mrs. Joames Hargrave. A choir rehearsal is planned today at 7:35 with Mrs. Jeannie Alger in charge. The Sacrament of Communion will be observed with Rev. on as guest speaker. Rev. Thomas Stevenson, former pastor, will preach Sunday morning. October 2.
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Joames Hargrave
Awill
Jeannie Alger
Riga
Army service and local temperance notes from iRound Lake
Parker Clifton, son of Mr and Mrs C Elmer Clifton, was honorably discharged and home on Andrews Avenue after serving in the Army from August 20, 19 TMJ, with campaigns in Africa Tunisia and Italy. Back overseas December 21, 18id, he and Pfc Robert Clifton, in Marseille, France, reflect the era. The Women Temperance Union met at Lilien Thompson's home, with flower missions led by Mrs Jennie Gorsline and reported outreach and military correspondence. Officers were reelected including Mrs William Goddard and Mrs Lilian Lavery, treasurer. The next meeting will be held with Mrs William St.
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Parker Clifton
C. Elmer Clifton
Gorenee Adrews Avenue
TMJ
Jines
Tunisia
Clifton
Robert Clifton
Marseile
France
Wolan Temperance Union
Lilien Thompson
Bowman Tompson
Vom the
Christian Advocate
Ennie Gorsline
Shatins
Lillian G. Lavery
Atty
Fred G. Leich
William M. Goddard
Wiliam Athali
Emma J. Winans
Lilian G. Lavery
Wiliam M. Goddard Reed
Board of Temperance
William St
Meeting closes with refreshments on Curry Avenue
Lighthall on Curry Avenue reports the last Friday in October meeting ended with a hostess serving refreshments after the session. Benjamin Adams poured tea as attendees departed.
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Lighthall
Curry Avenue
Benjamin Adams
County elects Mrs. Doyle W C T U president
Harriet E L Doyle of Albany was elected president of the Rere selaer County Women’s Christian Temperance Union at the convention in the Yow hall Tuesday. Officers reelected included Miss Rivira Francisco vice president Mrs Ella Bishop second vice president Mrs Pauline Simmonds corresponding secretary Miss Elizabeth Maxwell treasurer and Mrs Bart Ward secretary. The speaker warned against federal education control and urged continued local schooling while Rev Wallace Marsh of the Anti-Saloon League stressed youth education on temperance. A handbag was presented to Mrs Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet EL. Doyle
Albany
Rereselaer
Christies Temperance Union
Rivira Francisco
Ella Bishop
Pauline Simmonds
Migs Elizabeth
Maxw
Bart Ward
Doyle
Unies
Wallace Marsh
Anti-Saloon League
Wo. G. T. UL
Woman killed by Erie Railroad freight train
Fragmentary report shows 32 year old Mather Adams of Depew New York killed after being struck by a freight train near Erie. No further details available.
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Tracy
Depew
Fo Atis
Matherine Adamerys
Erie
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