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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1944

Page

17

Lower Taxes In Postwar Period Urged

Chicago banker John L Connolly of the Institute of American Controllers urged lower tax rates to let individuals retain more earnings to spur investment and expand the postwar economy. He argued high corporate and personal taxes suppress private enterprise and linked postwar funding to wartime debt. The Twin Cities plan would shift revenue toward individuals and corporate taxes, with a proposed 5 percent sales tax to raise 2.5 billion, altering the tax mix.

Chicago Connolly Twin Cities

Pittstown church groups meet at local homes this week

The Ws. C. S. will meet Oct 23 at Sarah Erdeshymer's home. The Golden Rule class gathers at Sylvia Holbritter's home Monday night. Francis Campbell and family move to the Harry Nolen farm in town. Katy Day is to be conducted by the Methodist Church Sunday School with regular services at 11 am.

Ws. C. S Sarah Erdeshymer Sylvia Holbritter Francis Campbell Troy Harry Nolen Katy Methodist Church

Knights of Columbus visit highlights fund for education

Mechanicville district deputy J Reymond Quinn of Schenectady visited the local council on Tuesday. He urged members to support the Supreme Council's one million dollar fund for Catholic education and to meet a 25 new member goal by December 31. Other talks covered council plans for Columbus Day events and a monthly mass for Catholic boys in service.

J. Reymond Quinn Schenectady Ith Knights of Columbus Ar. Quinn Edward PB. Holland Thomas Ryan Joseph P. Gilhenny Newman's Lake House St. Paul's Church Memorial Recreation Field Fund Joseph P. Gilheany Frank Flanagan William Cavanaugh B. Sykes Joseph Sykes John Weegan Joseph PF. McGovers E. Camfeld W.T. Powers Richard P Daniel F. Carr C B. Sykes Thomas E. Ryan Anthony Smaldene Navy Florence Fuparo Frederick George Sullivan Amy Libby Sullivan Frances Street Delia Kardish R. D J. Blaine Towne North Main Street Anthony Morrison Burke James Phinney, Jr Baltimore Park Avenue James E. Phinney Mechanicville Wa Jterford Road Dorothy M. Meehan St Mary's Hall Buriington

Waterford Catholic Daughters Plan Regional Conference

Waterford St Monica Catholic Daughters met Tuesday in R. of C. rooms with Mrs Sarah Whalen presiding. They discussed cord pars Get BT and prepared for the regional conference to be held October 13 in Schenectady. A large delegation from Waterford is expected. A social occasion was planned with Mrs George N. Patrick of Troy as guest speaker. War Chest drives in Waterford were outlined, to support 20 Community Chest agencies and 22 National War Fund agencies.

Women's Society of Christian Service Brotherhood of the Church Ernest McEchron Janes Leach Philip Swartz Poughketpsie Hawaii Swartz Giher Stillwater China James Linch Henry Vosburg Booth Harold Sickler George Reed Kirtland Kenton Lewis Howland Ralph Fussell Arthur L. Smith Wilma Spaulding Northfield Goat St Monica Catholic Daughters of America R. of Cl Sith Sarah Whalen Gerasé Whales Schenectady Loegigout George N. Patrick Troy Jobe House Abs Witur A. Caney George O'Connor Waterford Dargée Group Cvorkens Community Chest National War Fund

Sunday 92 Four Forum At Central Y M C A

A series titled Sunday 92 Four will launch Sunday November 15 at the Troy Y M C A with Robert W Ames announcing topics by Trescart from The Record Newspapers will moderate. The first twenty minutes cover topic selections followed by general discussion open to the public at no charge.

Pat Troy Y. L. C. A Robert W. Ames W. Trescart The Record Matt Trescoiu Frst Suc Pacific Germany India Russia Great Britain International Organization For Peace Rome Front For Peace

Five French Generals Put Under Suspension

Five French generals are suspended without given reason. Named are Charles Gregard Eugene Sidoux Jean Paul Perne Jean Martin and Charles Picard, former top officials in defense and police roles. Suspending order cites no prejudice or disciplinary measures.

Charles Gregard Lesson of Honor Army Eugene Siidoux Ministry of Defense Jean Paul Perne Republican Guard Jean Martin National Charles Picard Lear

Rotary Club Program Plans Drafted

Rotary Club outlines long range activities and weekly events aligned with local happenings. The program for the coming meetings includes Rev Danstan McDermon and Hudson, with Herbert G August USO director as a guest. On Oct 24 Clinton E Fose and Chester House will discuss Rotary work at Carrotay Boy Scout Church. A mock election is planned for Nov 7 with members acting as dominant party candidates to stage campaigns.

Ehsirmian Danstan McDermo Hudson Spess Columbus Famney Herbert G. August USO Clinton E Fose Chester A. House Wil Tell Car Rotray Sooke

Retention of Pacific Island Bases Urged

San Pedro California Senator David E Walsh chairman of the Senate naval affairs committee urged keeping and fortifying every Pacific island essential to safety. He also said major West Coast naval establishments would need to be maintained after the war and predicted spending over 150 million dollars for West Coast naval facilities in the next nine months.

San Pedro Cal David E Walsh Mass Senate Naval Affairs Committee Pacific Walsh Naval Terminal Ialane

New York School Children Sell Most War Bonds

New York State schools led all states in War Bonds and Stamps sales in the 13 months ending July 31, totaling $111,176,587.25. New Jersey ranked second, with New York pupils and teachers averaging $862.30 per pupil. schools were urged to raise quotas for the current semester.

New York State War Finance Committee Empire State New Jersey

WPB Authorizes Light Truck Production for Civilians

Washington reports the War Production Board plans to renew civilian light truck production with about 20 000 units scheduled for the first half of 1943 after prior cuts in January 1942 Seven companies still producing trucks are to be named in an expected WPB announcement today

Washington The War Production Board WPE

Social Notes From Stephentown and Nearby Towns

Stephentown Miss Leistreene of Pittsfeld Mass hosted by Miss Laura Meddaugh. Mrs Gertrude Hoag visited Mr and Mrs William Woodward in Chatham last week. Miss Meddaugh returns to House of Mercy Hospital Pittsfeld for final training year. Mrs Ulysses Sweener with daughters Ruth and Sieila, along with Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner and son Charles of Alps, visited Sweener's daughter Mrs John Toolan Jr in Lenox Mass.

Leistreene Pittsfeld Mass Laura Meddaugh Gertrude Hoag William Woodward Chatham House of Mercy Hospital Pitisfeld Ulysses Sweener Ruth Sieila Charles Wagner Charles Alps Sweener Jonn’ Toolan Lenox

Bricker Attacks New Deal in Campaign Speech

Ohio Governor Bricker assails the New Deal as divisive and vote driven, accusing it of class favoritism and poor labor administration. He cites Roosevelt’s September 23 speech and claims the administration uses promises it cannot keep to secure power, urging sincerity and integrity in campaigns.

Ohio Roosevelt Bricker Americas Mt Representative Saver Thealé New Deal Amfrica United States Itelf America Hillman_tney Deen Mr. Roosevelt Dewes Bricker Hillman Hat Browder

Red Cross Solves Many Problems in Wartime Aid

Fragmented OCR text references Red Cross efforts and wartime zones, mentioning personnel, payments, and fees. The readable portions hint at relief activities, prepayment of nest fees, and assorted concerns about individuals and aid distribution. The source quality limits a precise reconstruction.

Bricker Heads Special Train For Ten Speeches In One Day

Bricker, following a night speech at Cen will ride a special train to Inia Town today, delivering ten speaking engagements in a single day as part of the campaign for the Communis group across the New Dest.

Ter Zen-Srowder Group Bricker Cenwill

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