Village drive surpasses third war loan goal in Green Island
Green Island workers and industrial plants backed a war loan drive led by Willard F. Simmons aiming for 175000 dollars. Reports show pledges totaling 279485.54 dollars, surpassing the goal by over 100000 dollars. Gratitude was expressed to plant managers and workers. A separate women’s drive led by Miss Norrine B. Keating seeks funds for a jeep. Town Clerk Willard J. Hunt announced registration day in the four polling places.
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Green Island
Willard F. Simmons
Simmons
Norrineé B. Keating
Willard J. Hunt
Registration Day polling hours and village social plan
In anticipation of Registration Day today polling places will be open from 7 am to 10 pm The next Registration Day in the village will be Saturday Get 16 Social Tomorrow Webster Bailey Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War will hold a public social this evening at Mrs Charlotte M Bailey 164 Paine Street At a meeting of the auxiliary in the Cohoes G A R rooms Monday night plans will be made for the inspection scheduled for Oct 25
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Webster-Bailey Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Charlotte M. Bailey
Paine Street
Cohoes
Local Briefs Highlight Moves and Church Services
Hoosick LeGrand Sweet left Monday for Massena to work for Lewis Meyersohn. Mrs Aldren L Ormsby visits Melrose with niece Mrs Albert Reid. Mrs Donald A Hillman and sons move into Meyers home bought by Mrs Helen M Paddock. James W Byrne and daughter Mae from New York recently visited Mr and Mrs John ad A Howland. Rev J J Gould to preach at Baptist Church Sunday at 9 30 am on Is There Life After Death. Sunday School at 10 30 am. Brush demonstration by Mrs Helen Sheldon Thursday Oct 12 at 2 pm at Mrs Varnum Stearns sr home. Nellie J Marshall assisting hostess. Miss Mary A Bovie spent a few days in Winchendon with cousin Mrs D L Higgins. All Saints Episcopal Church: Rev William Garner to preach and administer communion at 11 am. will lead Mission of the Holy Name Boyntonville at 9 am. Hudson River Association North meeting in Troy Friday. Ladies Aid Union Baptist Church to hold White Cross meeting today with Mrs Fred A Hoag.
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Hoosick LeGrand Sweet
Massena
Lewis Meyersohn
Aldren L. Ormsby
Melrose
Albert Reid
Donald A Hillman and Sons
Meyers Home
Helen M. Paddock
James W. Byrne
Mae
New York
John Ad A. Howland
HI Reed
Baptist Church
J. J. Gould
Helen Sheldon
Varnum
Stearns
Nellie J. Marshall
Mary A. Bovie
Winchendon
Mass
D. L. Higgins
Haitin farms grow cryttostegia for rubber
Three Haitian newspapermen on a tour of American war plants reported thousands of acres of land ploughed to grow cryttostegia, a nine month rubber plant. They noted farmers were sent to Puerto Rico and Trinidad to plant and harvest, visiting General Electric in their itinerary.
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General Electric Co
Puerto Rico
Trinidad
Carribbean
Roussan
A. Camille
Ulrich K. Duvivier
Port-Au-Prince
Louis A. Mercier
C. Haten
inter-American Affairs
State Department
National
Press Club Tour Heads to Buffalo and Beyond
The group will depart for Buffalo this afternoon and continue to Detroit Chicago Akron and Great Lakes area destinations as part of their itinerary. The tour aims to showcase performances and engage audiences along the route.
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Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Akron
Great
Herzog Warns Rent Regulations Effective
Lester W. Herzog, district director of the Albany Office of Price Administration, warns landlords in Rensselaer Albany Schenectady Montgomery and Saratoga counties that moving day Oct 1 triggers rent regulation requirements for new tenants. Landlords must show the registration form to the tenant and obtain the tenant's signature and file a Change in Ten.
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Lester W. Herzog
Albany
Change in Tenancy Filing Rules Noted
The document describes that both landlord and new tenant must sign the tenancy change form and file it with the area rent office within five days after renting. It lists locations in Albany Troy and Schenectady where forms can be obtained including 112 State Street Hotel Troy and 135 Wal Street.
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Area Rent Office
Albany
Area Rent
State Street
Troy
Troy Ration Board
Schenectady
Swehenevtady
Wal Street
War Stamps Used To Mail Letter
Shawnee police report an unusual item as the Treasury Department may approve. Postal officials say regulation stamps should be used on letters. A letter sent with three one dollar war stamps caused three cents postage due.
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Shawnee, Okla
Shawnee
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
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