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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1945
Page
1
A local initiative seeks to expand employment for disabled individuals through a coordinated plan. The effort involves the VAES office at 278 and collaboration with the mayor, Miss Moore, and other groups to arrange a job placement display and recruit participating employers.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses menstrual discomfort remedies and a product named CHI-CHESTERS PILLS. Mentions cramps and relief guidance with warnings about ingredients and usage. No verifiable names or dates present.
The report notes ongoing biases against disabled veterans seeking jobs. It highlights employer fears and the need for specific accommodations to improve employment opportunities for handicapped individuals.
Reverend James Robinson from New York urged Russell Sage College students and faculty to embrace a coming era with resolve. He called for men and women of vision to address global problems and wield power responsibly as the college’s first association speaker of the year.
General Electric expects to keep employment near a high level for some time, as Charles E. Wilson, president, notes peacetime production growth and a $500 million backlog. Orders in the first nine months total $660,636,000 vs $1,094,129,000 in 1941, a 40 percent drop. Third quarter cancellations reach $325,774,000 and first nine months $326,029,009.
Prof Stanley B Wiltse of R P Lo is named chairman of the educa tion and government division for the Allied Communities War Chest victory campaign. A Kendall Roberts announces the appointment as the division starts solicitations tomorrow and meets at 4 p m at campaign Headquarters Room 31 25 River Street to solicit state federal county city employees and all offices schools and colleges.
Rabbi Geffen, longtime leader in Jewish education, is named director of the Mide at office of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York. He will oversee activities in Chicago and Milwaukee and serve as advisor to the College of Conservative Synagogues in Chicago.
A certificate of doing business under an assumed name was filed in the County Clerk's office Monday showing Staniery M. Miles of 345 Second Street is operating Stan's Quality Market at 437 Second Street.
A long list of Troy area servicemen receiving honorable discharges from the Army, naming Maj. George B. Dornberger, Capt. Docad C. Mealy, First Lt. Erik B. Fredericksen, and many others across Troy Cohoes Waterford Green Island and Albany area towns. The roster covers officers and enlisted men with street addresses, reflecting a local community release from active duty.
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