Fifth Freedom Cited as Essential Individualism by Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, urged adding a fifth freedom the freedom of individualism during a Par rish Memorial Art Museum lecture. He argued that personal liberty in body, intellect, and goals underpins civilization and that all nations in a future world organization should share this principle alongside existing freedoms.
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Southhampton UP
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Carnegie Endownment For International Peace
Parrish Memorial Art Museum
Butler
United States
Rhode Island
Delaware
New York
Texas
California
Prison Labor Urged to Ease Help Scarcity
Albany report by a state legislative committee notes crops unharvested and war industry hampered by labor shortages. It cites a reservoir of manpower in prisons within 50 miles of a facility and calls for direct induction, farm furloughs, and guarded prisoner work to ease shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Upi
William E. Brady
Greene County
Cigarette Prices Up On Economy Brands By OPA Action
The OPA raised prices on economy brand cigarettes Saturday to cover higher production costs, adding 13 cents for a single pack and 124 cents for more than one pack. Popular brands were unaffected. Brands affected include Avalons Beechouts Dominos Marvels Paul Jones Sensations Twenty Grands and Wings, about 10 percent of U S cigarette sales.
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Washington
OPA
King Bizés
Avalons
Beechouts
Dominos
Marvels
Sensations
Wings
United States
Coast Guard Dogs Wear Canvas Boots at Beach Patrols
Dogs that accompany Coast Guardsmen on the beach patrol are outfitted with canvas overshoes to protect their feet from cuts by seashells at the water's edge. Laces secure the canine footwear above the boot tops.
Millionth Army Dressing Milestone by Red Cross Volunteers
Rensselaer County Red Cross volunteers mark their millionth surgical dressing since July 24, 1942 under Army direction. Madeleine A. Henry chairs the division with Gertrude S. Orton as vice chairwoman. Dressings are produced at headquarters and branches including Watervliet and Lansingburg. Headquarters operate three days weekly with evening sessions for women.
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Rensselaer County
Red Cross
Army
Madeleine A. Henry
Red Cross Production Department
GertrudeS.orton
Local Moves and Military Service Notice Round Lake Area
Round Lake families report household moves on Prospect Avenue and Wesley Avenue. Van Horns relocate to Prospect home. son in Far East service. Merritt family moves to Brewster as Mer ritt takes public school science supervisor post. Thomson family to occupy Burlington Avenue home. Laraway furloughing in Camp Pendleton. wife staying in Oceanside with relatives. Lee to remain with brother after departure.
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Schaad
Scotia
Lansing House
Prospect Avenue
Robert van Horn
Bishop House
Wesley Avenue
Harry Potter
van Horn
Far East
Stephen
Merritt
Wright House
Brewster
William Thomson
Burlington Avenue
Ffe
Kenneth H Lar Taway
Lerrang
Neil Hesson
Larraway
Camp Pendleton
Cal
Oceanside
Lee
Trother
Peestenkill School Reopens With District No 3 Staff
Peestenkill School District No 3 resumes Tuesday with Miss Beulah Bace of Albany as principal and seventh grade seer for grades six and seven, Miss Helen Sweeney from Leningburg teaching grades three to five, and Miss Gwendalyn Dawe of Rochester Wisconsin teaching kindergarten to second grade. Music supervisor is Mrs William Lapp. George Predger joins the Oak Hill school district now consolidated with No 3 as attending. District No 4 students from Les Corners will also attend No 3. Civilian Defense initiates a first program in the school basement.
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Trict
Les Corners
Roosevelt to open Third War Loan drive from Washington
About seventy million Americans will hear President Roosevelt speak from Washington to launch the Third War Loan drive. The ten minute address after 9 40 pm will urge rededication to war aims and hasten victory. A Hollywood hour long show begins at 9 pm, highlighting Pearl Harbor to present offensive. Morgenthau will introduce Roosevelt after bond cavalcade greetings. the event showcases $20 million in talent to push at least $100 war bonds per American in September.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
America
Hollywood
Pearl Harbor
South Pacific
Morgenthau
Hollywood Bond Cavelcade
Ted Gamble
Bank Appointed To Administer Farnsworth Estate
Los Angeles United Press International actress Bette Davis has waived her right to administer the estate of her husband Arthur Farnsworth an aviation executive who died August 25 from head injuries after a fall No will was found California Trust Company filed a petition for letters of administration valuing the estate at less than ten thousand dollars Farnsworths heirs include Miss Davis his parents Dr and Mrs Arthur W Farnsworth a brother Dan and two sisters Lucille De Besche and Barbara Briggs names and places given Rutland Vermont Old Greenwich Conn Louisville Kentucky year and place provided for context
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Los Angeles
Upi
Bette Davis
Arthur Farnsworth
Airplane Concern
Miss Davis
Caliornia Trust Co
Farnsworth
Muss Davis
Arthur W. Farnsworth
Dan
Rutland
Lucille F. de Besche
Old Greenvich
Conn
Barbara F. Briggs
Louisville, Ky
Whitehall Church News and Notre Dame Drive Update
Reverend J A Brownlee and Mrs Brownlee return from Norwich VI vacation with daughter Mrs W J King while son-in-law Chaplain King serves in Louisiana. Notre Dame be Victoires Church debt drive reports over 10000 subscribed to date under general chairman Theodore Kelanger. Mrs Edward Lynch learns son Pfc Robert James Cleary wounded in action and awarded Purple Heart. Wilbert Sweet fifth birthday hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Sweet Jr with guests and gifts.
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J. A. Brownlee
Methodist Church
Brownlee
Norwich
W.J. King
King
Louisiana
Notre Dame
Be Victoires Church
Theodore Kelanger
Edward Lynch
South Williams Street
Pfc
Robert James Cleary
Cleary
Wayne Downe
Lennie Rich
Beverly
Stanley Chap
Tmnan
Jean
Joan Stewart
Beverly Gordon
Tammy Turney
Donna Ayers
Truman Kilburn
Beer Shortage Hits Chattanooga Tap Room
A Chattanooga UPi report notes a momentary beer shortage at a local tap room. A sign on the door reads Closed no suds during the brief lapse, reflecting a brief supply disruption in the city.
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Chattanooga
Tenn Upi
Idaho potato crop may rot in fields amid shortages
Idaho farmers have expanded plantings by 60 000 acres hoping for a bumper harvest. Labor equipment storage and transportation are likely to be inadequate for the crop and Railroads cannot guarantee enough freight cars. About 230 new diggers are allocated but many may not arrive until late harvest. If farmers cooperate and use federal facilities the crop could reach markets. Harvest peaks in late September and October as schools adjust to harvest vacations.
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Boise
Idaho
UPI
State Agricultural War Board
Thahd
War Board
Waterford School Board To Meet
The Waterford Public Schools Board of Education will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school office. President Thomas H. Morris will preside. The Waterford Lions' Club Board of Directors will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the control center to take up urgent business, president Ralph H. Dean presiding.
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Board of Education
Waterford Public Schools
Thomas H. Morris
Lions Board
Waterford Lions’ Club
Ralph H. Dean
Time Life mix up prompts old photographer recall
A writer disputes a Time Life photo batch and cutline linking him to Pegler and a lake scene. He recalls a prior deal with Life and Heywood Broun, notes payment was promised then reneged, and corrects the record to set the historical account straight. He mentions sergeant K Chester and Pound Ridge moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt. K. Chester
Joe Curran
Union
Life
Heywood Broun
Pegler
Pound Ridge
Henry Luce
Garden of Local Guest Returns and Travels Observed
A list of residents and friends returning from visits to cities including Greenwich New York New Britain Detroit Boston Glens Falls Wallkill and Lake Cossaguna. Noted travelers include Salem John Donovan Michael Gilman Mrs A G Dillon Mrs Nora Masefield Mrs Charles Dietrich and the Roche family among others. War Stamp and War Bond appeal ends this society note.
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John Donovan
Greenwich
Michael Gilman
New York
A. G. Dillon
New Britain
Asthma Attacks Rise With Season Pollens
Dr Thomas D Masters explains asthma is a symptom of varied conditions and worsens in late summer and fall due to grass and ragweed pollen. Infections of bronchial lining and heart congestion can worsen breathing, while hereditary factors and emotional stress can trigger attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Dr. Masters
Fifteen Million Must File Estimated Income Tax
Treasury explains who must file the September 15 1943 declaration to put taxpayers on a pay as you go basis. About 15 million individuals including high earners with withholding and those with substantial nonwage income face the filing and possible installment payment. The rule covers farmers with December 15 deadlines and notes exemptions for some with reduced wages. This is the second of four installments.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Boght Man Invents Berry Picker
Charles M. Guptill of Boght Corners in Washington County Maine builds the first known gasoline powered mechanical blueberry picker. The device uses 104 curved teeth per rake to lift berries without crushing, winnows debris by engine exhaust, and deposits fruit in side crates, doubling harvest speed over hand picking. He plans production for Down East blueberry areas after final tweaks.
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Charles M. Guptill
Boght Corners
Washington County
Guptill
Maine
Bog
Speigletown Girls Exhibit at Scagticoke Fair
Speigletown The Spirit of 424H girls will show articles made during the past year at the Scagticoke Fair. Articles are to be brought to the homes of co leaders Mrs Harvey L Reed and Mrs Willan N Perkins. The next meeting is 4 p.m. Thursday Sept 16 at the school.
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Harvey L. Reed
Willan N. Perkins
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