C I O Boss Outlines Labor Demands for 1944 Campaign
Delegates at the 8th CIO United Automobile Workers convention split over the incentive pay plan with a majority criticizing it as a source of future labor grievances and production issues. Philip Murray detailed labor aims for 1944, including repeal of the anti strike Smith Connally act, price and profit stabilization, manpower mobilization under voluntary systems, anti poll tax legislation, and expansion of social security under Wagner Murray Dingell. Murray accused Congress of failing to administer the stabilization act, citing rising living costs.
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Buffalo UP
C.so. United Automobile Workers Union
Cole
International Union
C.I.0
Philip Murray
Murray
Congress
Labor convention backs Muray leadership and subsidy plan
A labor convention endorsed leadership of Murray as the outstanding labor leader of his time. Resolutions urged subsidies to meet production costs and to curb living costs, sought simplified rationing by the OPA, immediate rationing of milk soap coal and clothing, and supported grade labeling and a national commission to study peace terms. It also urged a strong voluntary federation of free nations after the war.
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Washington
Congress
Murray
OPA
Federation of Free Nations
Socialite Ledges Gambling Charge in New York
Magistrate Anna M. Kross adjourned until October 27 the gambling case against Aaron Schwartz 48 on a complaint by Jack Topping Sonja Henie’s brother in law. Schwartz free on 35000 bail. Detectives say Topping lost 10800 in a card game at a midtown hotel September 18. He paid 800 in cash but stopped payment on 10000 in checks. Topping was absent when the case was called.
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New York
Topping
Marauder Bombings 4 5 Sap Germany's Strength In Europe
The American Marauder force chief in Britain says heavy raids on German air bases in France and the Low Countries weaken the Luftwaffe and force it deeper inland. Col. Samuel Anderson of Greensboro, North Carolina leads the new force teamed with RAF Spitfires to back Allied invasion plans.
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Germany
Britain
France
Low Countries
Nazis Pillage Rome on Grand Scale Report
The Daily Herald reports German forces are looting Rome wholesale, tearing down pictures, seizing manuscripts and art for transfer to their HQ. It cites a Madrid dispatch noting Pope Pius XII sent secret papers to papal nuncios in case of imprisonment. German radio claims Rome has a 10 to 16 day food supply.
Navy doubles push to build more landing crafts
Washington reports a renewed emphasis on amphibious craft, enlarging the already vast production program. The Navy plans greater output of landing craft even as destroyer escorts and anti submarine ships receive reduced emphasis to support future invasions of enemy shores.
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Washington
First Come First Served for Rationed Cars Says OPA
Automobile dealers must sell rationed new cars strictly to holders of ration certificates on a first come, first served basis. The ruling from the Federal OPA in Washington orders dealers to stop discrimination, effective Saturday, with hearings liable to penalties including prohibition from handling rationed cars. Dealers refusing sale or diversions risk penalties and loss of standard charges after a refusal.
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OPA
Washington
Settlement Decrees Filed in Two Estates
Two judicial settlement decrees were filed in Surrogate's Court for estates of Thomas F. Cox Jr and John L. Phillips. Cox as administrator shows receipts of 2500 and disbursements of 905.83 leaving 1594.17 to administrator. attorneys Taylor and Taylor. Malone as executor reports receipts 4510 and balance 2292.83 for Louis A. Phillips sole legatee. attorney Bartle J. Wiley.
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Thomas F. Cox, Jr
Thomas F. Cox
Joseph C. Malone
John L. Phillips
Cox
Taylor & Taylor
Malone
Louis A. Phillips
Bartle J. Wiley
Court Orders A. L. P. Group to Reconvene
Albany The Court of Appeals ordered reconvening of an organizing meeting of the Kings County American Labor Party committee after a split within the party over victory claims. The six to one decision reversed an Appellate Division ruling and affected county chairman credentials claimed by John Crawford of the left wing.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Kings County
American Labor Party
John Crawford
Senate Accord Seen On Postwar Policy
Senator Gillette says a Senate foreign relations subcommittee will likely reach agreement next week on a postwar policy statement as members study a tentative draft from Chairman Connally. He expresses strong confidence in subcommittee agreement next week.
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Washington
Senate
Gillette
D.-Iowa
Connally
D.-Tex
U boat depth charges halt threat to convoy near Algiers
The British destroyer Inconstant sank a German submarine threatening an important convoy in the Mediterranean near Algiers weeks ago. After locating the U boat the destroyer moved between it and a 17,000 ton transport and attacked with depth charges, saving the convoy.
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Mediterranean
Algiers
Admiralty
Nazi U-boat Faker Given Death Penalty
A high officer in the Nazi U-boat service was sentenced to death for claims that his submarines sailed from Norwegian ports, fired torpedoes aimlessly, and then reported numerous Allied ships sunk, per Aftontidningen cited by OWT.
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New York
Stockholm
Aftontidningen
Last Rites Planned For Hiram W Vedder
Funeral services for Hiram W Vedder who died Tuesday at his Waterford home 82 Second Street will be held at 4 pm tomorrow from the Mason Chapel 588 Second Avenue North with Rev Gray M Blandy rector of St Johns Episcopal Church officiating Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery Vedder long active in Masonic circles in the Troy area and was superintendent of the Waterford Rural Cemetery before retiring three years ago.
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Hiram W. Vedder
Second Street
Waterford
Mason Chapel
Second Avenue
North
Gray M. Blandy
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Troy
Vedder
Waterford Rural Cemetery
British loan to China not yet delivered
Chinese government spokesman said Britain’s planned loan of 50 million pounds to China has not been delivered as terms remain unresolved. Negotiations continue with both sides not yet reaching a complete understanding on certain terms.
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Chungking Tp
Britain
China
Local Notices and Socials in Schaghticoke Village
Marine Corps private Roger Phillips on furlough with his mother Mrs Adelaide L Phillips at Schaghticoke. J Elbert Van Buren leaves for Sampson to enlist as petty officer second class in the Navy. Red Cross sewing at Municipal Building with Mrs Charles N Sample in charge. The Women United Society at First Presbyterian Church meets at the president’s home. Mrs Charles Lawrence hosts next, 3 p.m. Nellie Brown and Mary Slocum vacationing in Adirondacks. Charles and Albert Lawrences hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and son John Charles and daughter Alice Mary of Troy. Junior observers of Schaghticoke High School held a party at the high school auditorium. Dale Button chaired. refreshments served. Chicken dinner at Fred R Ackart home. guests include L D Clark, James Edwards, Louis Martin, Wilson Sheldon, Rennie Barth. Clams dinner at Charles Lawrence home. attendees include Charles J Connolly, J Edwin Pinkham, Fred R Ackart, and Miss Gertrude Smith going to Key West Fla. Tea sponsored by Women’s United Society postponed to Nov 1 at Mrs J Edwin Pinkham’s home. committee listed. Victorian Chapter OES asks members to send addresses of armed forces relatives to Mrs Paul Clum for holiday greetings. overseas mail by Oct 15, others by Dec 1.
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Roger Phillips
Marine Corps
Virginia
Adelaide L. Phillips
J. Elbert van Buren
Sampson
Navy
Red Cross
Charles N. Sample
Woman's United Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Charles Lawrence
Nellie Brown
Mary Slocum
Adirondack Mountains
Charles Brown
Albert Lawrence
John Charles
Alice Mary
Troy
Schaghticoke High School
Dale Button
William Brockett
Fred R. Ackart
L. D. Clark
James Edwards
Louis Martin
Wilson Sheldon
Rennie Barth
Mary van Buren
Charles J. Connolly
A. J. Armstrong
O.E.S
Paul Clum
Schaghticoke
Krause Re elected President of Cohoes Home Board
Mrs. Wiliam A. Krause was reelected president of the Board of Managers of the Home for Aged Women in Cohoes at the annual meeting held at the YWCA building on Mohawk Street. New officers include Mrs. Robert Mearth as first vice president Mrs. Charles Spengler as second vice president Mrs. Arthur Nelson as secretary and Mrs. Harrison Reamer as treasurer. A pound party is planned for the home on Viet Street Wednesday October 27 from 3 to 5 p.m. open to the public.
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Wiliam A. Krause
Home For Aged Women In
Cohoes
Young Women's Christian Associaon
Mohawk Street
Robert Mearth
Charles Spengler
Arthur Nelson
Harrison Reamer
Sara Sparks
New York State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Cohoes Women’s Organization
Young Women’s Christian Association
Beatrice M. Sibley
New York League of Business and Professional Women
Sparks
State Federation
Womenpower
Cohoes Club
Masonic Temple
Saratoga Springs
Sibley
Cohoes Mothers' Club Plans Autumn Banquet and Meetings
The Cohoes Mothers' Club of St. Agnes School schedules its annual autumn banquet for Monday night October 25 at the Venetian Inn on Third Street with reservations closing October 20. The club resumes weekly card parties tonight at Gavin Hall and honors high scorers with War Savings Stamps and refreshments.
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Mothers’ Club
St. Agnes’ School
Cohoes
Venetian Inn
Third Street
Alcide J. Bernardin
Gavin Hall
Stanley K. Burke
Cohoes Plans Parade And Rally For War Fund Drive
Cohoes to open a campaign to raise 35000 for 16 war time relief agencies with a parade and mass meeting to launch the National War Fund drive. Mayor Rudolph Roulier led a meeting with Ambrose Scully presiding. Captains Sims and Cain will lead the parade and Edgar Mason is treasurer. Frank Kelly and J Leonard Murray named ward captains for canvassing.
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Cohoes
National War Fund, Inc
Drive
Rudolph I. Roulier
Ambrose A. Scully
Keveny Academy Hall
William F. Sims
James C. Cain
Edgar Mason
Frank Kelly
J. Leonard Murray
Cohoes Rotary Hearing on Physical Fitness Role
Dr Elis Champlin head of the New York State Education Department Physical Education Bureau told Cohoes Rotary the need for pre induction training in fitness. He cited armed forces fatalities from lapsed knowledge and outlined bureau efforts and school programs in jumping climbing crawling running and related skills. Interpreted by Dr F Herrick Conners, with David Hatz inducted, George Humphries delivering the address. James M. Ben presided.
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Elis Ei. Champlin
Bureau of Physical Education
New York State Education Department
Cohoes
Champlin
F. Herrick Conners
David Hatz
George Humphries
James MM. Ben
Cohoes Board Reclassifies Registrants and Local GOP Unit Formed
Cohoes Selective Service Board 345 reclassified registrants placing two in 1-A and nine others in varied categories. Names listed include Arthur Durocher Philias Charbonneau and Joseph Charbonneau plus several others. Also noted is Angelo Vozzey of 207 Ontario Street who completed Airplane Mechanics School at Gulfport Field Miss. his brother Anthony Vozzey serves overseas. Republicans organize Fifth Ward unit to back Alphonse Forget and Herbert Wagner and promote GOP candidates statewide.
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Ande
Cohoes Selective Service Board
Arthur P. Durocher
Philias Charbonneau
Tigrew
Marsino
Pic
Angelo Vozzey
Army Air Corps
Anthony Vozzey
Ontario Street
Gulfport Field
Miss
Army
Workers of
Fifth Ward
Edward J. Nadeau
Frank Elliott
William Waddell
Paul Krug
Alphonse G. Forget
Herbert Wagner
Registration At Cohoes Above 1942
First day registration in Cohoes yesterday totaled 2038, up over 1942 and 1939 figures though short of last mayoralty day totals. District 3 Fourth Ward led with 1389 registrants, while ward totals varied across the city amid many voters serving outside the city in the armed forces. Ballots are cast in the general elections on November 2. largest district turnout yet trails last year.
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Cohoes
Gubemapa
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