Manpower Inventory and the War Production Effort
The column notes a missing manpower inventory survey by Selective Service and the nationwide effort to reassess registrant status. It highlights the Utilization Division’s program guiding sixty critical foundries, coordinating between WPB and WMC, and balancing deferments with efficient plant operation under Dr. Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrasher Sterie
Nation 2
Selective Service
Divipower Committee
Agen
Divis
WPB
WMC
War Labor Board
Sparks
Reports of German Peace Moves Heard Again in Stockholm
Reports from Stockholm note renewed German peace overtures discussed by Nazi officials and possible contacts with the United States and Britain via Madrid and Lisbon. The chatter coincides with a tri power conference prep and faces scrutiny over propaganda aims amid Russia Britain and U S unity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Esterd
Socialpeaten
Ruseh
3 Viets
Ado Hitler
Germany
United States
Britain
Madrid
Lisbon
Russia
Contingent Board Delivers 73 Men for Induction
The Northern Wards Board 332 sent a contingent of 73 men for possible induction into armed forces. Listed are numerous names including John E. Seaquat H. T. Lauridsen Peter J. Ber Frederic W. Root Warren J. Faden William M. Connors and many others across multiple families and districts. The roll includes Elmer J. Rawson Charles J. Newman Edward E. Zink Albert F. Ladd John Straight Arthur Fallon John Carney George Spoonnogle Charles Fuscarda Edward Maliski Lawrence Burns Nicholas Ryan Anthony Prince and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Draper
Roland &. Finckel
Mark B. Patten
Lorraine A. Neighan
Edward D. MacFarlane
Elmer J. Rawson
Charles J. Newman
Edward E. Zink
Albert F. Ladd
John 3. Straight
Arthur B. Fallon
John F. Carney
George Spoonnogle
Charles J. Fuscarda
Edward J. Maliski
Lawrence F. Burns
Nicholas J. Ryan
Anthony J. Prince
Richard J. Malone
Joseph A. Matarazzo
Edward F. Martin
Philip A. Fisher
Robert J. McCarthy
George 8
Sherman
Warren
Diehl
Earl H. Maxfield
Howard F. Mayotte
Alfred F. Dobert
John Kacharian
Edward J. Carabisi
William M. Radliff
Albert J. Washrow
Leroy H. Joseph J. Cavanaugh
Louis F. Moscatiello
Edward A. Margasian
Joan Fisher
William T. Keenan
William J. Daley
James G. Valuey
Lawrence W. Andersen
John L. Witggevald
Arthur C. Hemstreet
Dan J. Harlan
Mahlon E. Lehman
Kenneth 2D. Morers
Frank B.by
Cephas B. McCorkle
Conrad E. Dugrenier
Community notices and sports results from Green Island area
Green Island area items note a chest clinic at Heatly High School Monday at 2 pm led by Dr R J Ericson and county nurse Mrs Mildred Brown. Mothers Club and Holy Name Society church events, trustees meeting, Methodist notes, and Sunday school sessions are listed with times. Local student Notre Dame and Yale game summaries mention scores 4-1 and 1-0. Personal notes include Army furloughs and returns plus travel from San Francisco to Hudson Avenue. Water department invites travelers at Union Station to sample Sehaga Lake water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Ericson
Mildred Brown
Heatly High School
Waterford to Form WAC Recruitment Committee
Major Jonn F. Walsh and Mrs. Carl Sorensen to cochair a Waterford WAC recruitment committee. Gov. Dewey recommends each municipal executive appoint a volunteer WAC recruiting committee chair. Sorensen will appoint others to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn F. Walsh
Carl Sorensen
Second Street
Cochairman
Major Walsh
Thomas E. Dewey
Sorensen
Drought Grants No Rain as Area Faces Dry Spell
The Weather Man reports a long stretch with no meaningful rainfall since early September. County streams run low, cattle water is carried by residents, and local schools will urge pupils to water birds as drought conditions persist with a driest September on record and only light precipitation for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oters
George H. Krug
Religious services and church notices from multiple congregations
The notice outlines services at First Baptist, Methodist, Grace Episcopal, First Presbyterian and other churches with sermon topics by Rev. Blackmer Perry Kerr and Willenberg. It covers Sunday schedules, church school times, choir performances, organists, and a four sermon series on the Westminster Assembly themes. SBrevities announces Waterford war bond and stamp sale totals for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Faulkner
Waterford
Knickerbocker Steamer Company
Legion Men To Be Hosts At USC Club
Six Noble-Callahan Post American Legion members host service men and Naval students at the USC Club in the Masonic Temple over the weekend. A skit by six Naval students and six junior hostesses for the USO, plus performances by tap dancer Irma MacNaughton and singer Concetta Milanese, highlight the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble-Callahan Post
American Legion
USC Club
Masonic Temple
Naval
R. P. TL
USO
Dorothy Johnson
Nancy Welles
Jean Mahar
Maurine Horan
Marilyn Eiseman
Ann Weber
Irma MacNaughton
Pic
Irving Shapiro
Concetta Milanese
Eleanor Walsh
Marjorie Goldstein
Freddie Miller
John Stanton Mahony
Alice McCarthy
Pierce H., Russell, Jr
Frances Goldstein
Troy Union Depot
Warren F. Neals
Elmer C. Schacht
George A. Laskey
Charles MacArthur
Wilmot H. Roblin
W. H. Tresselt
William Leland Thompson
Nancy Deal
Commission Mum on Test
The Municipal Civil Service Commission receives many applications for patrolman and sergeant exams set for Sept 23 but stays non committal on their status. Protests from the Non-partisan Veterans' League and candidate for mayor claim the tests would be unfair to those in service. The commission says there is nothing for publication at the present time. Other exams include maintenance and repair supervisor, DPW clerk, and records custodian. About 2,000,000 babies are born in the United States annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Veterans' League
Dist. Atty
Earle J. Wiley
Daniel W. Carhart
Michael J. Maloney
Department of Public Works
Home Bureau to Serve USO Club Dinner
Brunswick Home Bureau will serve supper at a USO Club event in the Masonic Temple tomorrow night. The group met at Mrs. James Cassin's home and heard reports on the mending project and the fruit and vegetable can storage exceeding 3 1000 cans. Membership this year tops last year as winter meetings move to the Yow Cc A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Yow
Mooney Estate Report Filed in Surrogate Court
Inheritance tax filing for Annie M Mooney who died Sept 29 1942 in this city shows a gross estate of 11409.68 and net 9278.86 with a state tax of 92.79. Distribution lists Peter J Mooney Troy 100 deed to cemetery lot and two life policies. Josephine Mooney Troy two life policies. Progation of the Faith Rensselaer 160. Little Sisters of the Poor Troy 200. Second Presbyterian Church Troy 200. Elizabeth Roach Schenectady 100 plus 1/11 of residue. Grace Harner West Sand Lake 100 plus 1/11. Rose A Forget Troy 50 plus 1/11. Diane Kinney Rome 100 plus 1/11. multiple others each 100 plus 1/11. Also several 100 plus 1/11 shares to various unrelated individuals. Attorney for the estate is John P. McNamee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Mooney
Edward J. Poland
Peter J. Mooney
Troy
West Sand Lake
Rose A. Forget
R. D
Diane Kinney
Rome
Michael Roach
Schenectady
Sabina R. Mahoney
Beechhurst
L. I
Patricia Mahone
Margaret Lasher
Taylor Coombs
Ottawa
Canada
Marguerite Clum
Sixth Avenue
George Clum
Margaret Burke
Elizabeth Spratt
Second Street
Theresa Hunt
Twelfth Street
Lou ‘Allfry
Johnstown
Cora Mayer
Center Brunswick
Annie Preston
River Street
John P. McNamee
Beth El Hebrew School Elects Charles Engle
The Beth El Hebrew School annual meeting held in the temple vestry rooms elected officers for the coming year with Charles Engle as president and Saul Goodman as vice president. Board members named include George Aronson and Louis Winkler among others. Max Urewitz was elected president. Rabbi Joel Geffen and Isidore M. Pfeffer presented annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth el Hebrew School
Temple
Saul Goodman
Charles Engle
Morris Rome
Solomon Boxer
George Aronson
Abraham Brownstein
Edward Acheson
Alfred Ginsberg
Irving Held
Abraham Jacobs
Abraham Lagunoff
Louis Weissblum
Louis Winkler
Max Urew
General Gillespie to Aid Naval Training Review
Brigadier General A G Gillespie commander at Watervliet Arsenal will assist Rialto Polytechnic officials in reviewing the combined battalions of naval training units today. The reviewing party includes Major Frank J Hogan Col John C Beatty Col Lester C Higbee Capt J S Evans and commanding officers of naval units of R P 7 and Union College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Gillespie
Watervliet Arsenal
Frank J. Hogan Off
John C. Beatty
Army
Lester C. Higbee
New York State Guard
J. S. Evans
Navy
Union College
Crossword Puzzle 1 Ancient Exyp S Hearth resort aGirl
Puzzle clues read as a mixed set of cryptic style hints and garbled fragments. Readable entries include 13 47 1 4 5 6 10 19 22 24 27 30 31 34 37 39 40 41 45 pointing to various cross references and wordplay.
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Exyp
aGirl
Fabric
Queen of Fairies
Tima
Piery Horse
East Side Rally Day at Third Presbyterian Church
East Side Rally Day will be observed tomorrow at 9 45 a m in the Third Presbyterian Church with a guest speaker Rev Seymour A Smith chaplain R P I and a music program directed by John Kienle organist The arrangements committee includes Mrs Robert MacFarlane Mrs Richard Perkett Miss Ett Senutt and Miss Lois Snyder Woman's Guild To Meet heads a fall meeting Tuesday in the church hall preceded by supper at Team Donors for the W S C S fancy booth at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church will be received at that time Pte Philip Quandt of Camp Campbell Ky is on a nine day furlough with his parents James McCrea from Cherry Point N C is on furlough with his parents William H McCrea and they report their son William at Pearl Harbor has been promoted to radio technician third class Another son Francis is seaman first class in the Southwest Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fisher
Syracuse
Matthew T. Hayes
State Street
Raymond Curri
Arizona
Eugene Cur
William L. Bull
Ba “Lens
Charles B. Ball
Marion Buckley
Prospect Hill
Sergeant Bull
Salt Lake City
Waterford
Raymond C. Henry
Michael S$. Michon
Michael Medick
Michon
Lauren Connery
Verna Dick
Assembly
Charles Hield
Waterford Scho
Boston
Assembly Hall
Third Presbyterian Church
Seymour A. Smith
R.P.I
John Kienle
Robert MacFarlane
Richard Perkett
Ett Senutt
Lois Snyder
Woman's Guild
Women's Guild
Harriet Loesch
W. E. Baylis
Hostesaes oCleCleu
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Elmer Tilley
Clifford Cooper
Arthur Knapp
Daisy Zepf
Gunhild &. Meyer
E. B. Beaman
Philip Quandt
Camp Campbell
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Peter Edson
NEA‘ Washington
Frears
Civilian War Services
Troy War Council
Joel &. Geffen
Joseph Price Robinson
Peter L. Harvie
Alan $. Cobden
Harold B. Hinds
David A. Livingstone
Jplains
Congress
Frank Sparks
Noblitt-Sparks Indus Firm
Butler Unniversity
Indianapolis
Unity of
Southern California
Wabash Coil
City of
People of
Clgar
ManiLd
the New High School
Green Island
Mothers’ Club
St. Joseph’s Church
American Legion Rooms
Georse Street
E.G. Golding
Edward Atkinson
Holy Name Society of
Corporation Hall
Charles J. McDermott
Fred C. Bennett
Methodist Church
Gedo
Monda Pom
E Hoys
Notre Ilame
Cornell
Yale Bea
Colgate
Lawrence Con Tn
Notre Dame
Mard Cusick
Alfred A
Xe Demartain
Yale Ham
Jordan
Carnes
John Clifford
Wil- AH
Norman Lavender
Alfred Stewart
Jerze Demarest
Frank Archambeawl O
Avenue
Sampson
Smerzt
Edward Wager
Hudson Avenue
Georgia
C. RB. Sherwood
San Francisco
Samuel A. Ingrata
George Street
Ayer
Mass
Pie
3. A. In- Erato
Camp Devens
Portland
Union Station
Waterford High School
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Marvin Hazzard
Jean Bakin
Richard Bills
Raymond Conklin
First Baptist Church
Lewis M. Blackmer
Ruth Cozzens
America
William A. Perry
Belle Lathrop
Grace Episcopal Church
James T. Kerr
Church School
Robert van Steenberg
First Presbyterian Church
Herbert C. Willenberg
Buck
Chester B. Parkis
Spea
Westminster Assembly
Presbyterian Church
God
Monty's
Byron Price
Censor
PAS
Bernard L.montgomery
By Paul Ford
Legion
Commission
Home Bureau
Mooney Estate Report
Beth el
Taga Book Shop
Fourth ST. Troy
General Gillespie
East Side
Gold Cross
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