Workers Urged to Consider Axis Laborer as Deadly Foe
Labor Day statements from leaders of labor government and the fighting forces urge American workers to see Axis counterparts as equally deadly. Roosevelt Murray Green Perking Knox King Forrestal lauded production gains and vowed greater effort to shorten the war. Treasury notes workers' bond drives show strong payroll savings participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark H. Woodward
Navy
America
Roosevelt
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
C. I.O
William Green
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Nora
Frances Perking
United Nations
Frank Knox
James Forrestal
the Navy
Ernest J. King
United States Fleet
War Finance Division
Treasury
Postwar reconversion planning and local role
Postwar reconversion of war industry will dominate the first six months, with government limited capacity to absorb displaced workers. Federal plants, industry, and local governments must plan for peacetime use of $18 billion in new capacity, canceling or finishing war contracts, and decentralizing planning to cities like Denver, Buffalo, and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Resources Planning Board
Federal
Army
Navy
U.S
Denver
Remington
Buffalo
Salt Lake City
Puget
Insurance Department Notices of Two Cincinnati Firms Licenses
The New York Insurance Department certifies Eureka Security Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Cincinnati is licensed to transact fire and marine insurance in New York with admitted assets of 7 446 273.92 and liabilities of 4 234 etc. Also Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati is licensed to transact life insurance with admitted assets 155 571 542.41 and liabilities 417 954 946.39 plus capital 2 500 000 and surplus 5 116 596.02. income 65 678 227.27 and disbursements 45 733 508.92 for 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New York—Insurance Department
Albany
I. Thomas J. Cullen
State of New York
Eureka-Security Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Albans
Thomas J. Cullen
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Widow to Receive Silver Star Won By Capt Arnott of Cambridge
The Silver Star awarded posthumously to Capt. George Winfield Arnott of Cambridge for his death on the Tunisian front will be presented to his widow Mrs. Margaret Arnott at a 2 pm Wednesday ceremony on Cambridge school lawn. Arnott served with the 26th Infantry First Division and was killed in action April 8. The ceremony will feature a guard of honor, remarks by Mayor Robertson, and a luncheon for visiting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winfield Arnott
James B. Arnott
Cambridge
Margaret Renegar Arnott
Elkin
WN. G
Arnott
26Th Infantry
Theodore Koeitz
Tunisian
Graeme F. Parrish
Paul W. Austin
Maxson Post
American Legion
Martyn H. Shute
Albamy
Albert E. Callen
James G. Hunt
D. D
Captain Arnott
Luke H. Nichols
John Drigginss
Legion
Paul R. Graham
Women's Auxiliary
Oran
North Africa
Tunisia
Jackie Keefe
Gloversville
John Keefe
George Street
Green Island
Bleecker Avenue
Auxiliary Police
Fourth Ward
Columbia Street
Cohoes High School
Memers
Joseph W. Buckley
William Connery
Town Notes and Nearby Visits Highlight Local Social Thru Day
Petersburg Robiey Sawyer visits Filon Beadle in Greenwich while George Durkee to drive the coming year’s high school bus. Various guests and movers include Mrs Beatrice Waiters Scotia, Mr Mrs Alfred Rollins North Adams, and Mr Mrs William Bootman moving to Mrs Fred Hewitt’s apartment. Summer visitors Mr Mrs Frank Hohenstein return to New York. Rev Mrs Howard Hills and family vacation at Duanesburg camp. The town grade schools reopen tomorrow with Miss Bessie Maxon 4 first grades and Mrs Mary Bullock 4 last grades. Reynolds District teacher is Mrs Hazel Brock, changes from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Durkee
Beatrice Waiters
Scotia
L. B. Waters
Alfred Rollins
North Adams
Jesse Lewis
William Bootman
Albany
Fred Hewitt
Mildred
Gladys Thomas
Otis Burdick
Troy
Frank Hohenstein
New York
Howard M. Hills
Jean
Vernon
Caroline
Duanesburg
Corp
Lloyd Viall
United States
Iceland
Gladys Bentley
Joan Schofied
Janet Smith
Violet Rose
J. Dearstyne
Berne
Warren Hathaway
Boston
Allen Towne
Hancock
Mass
Bessie Maxon
Mary Bullock
Reynolds
Hazel Brock
War Profits Law Studied by House Committee
Washington liquidity and postwar planning hinge on a congressional study of renegotiation rules. The House Ways and Means Committee will hold hearings next week on postwar reserves, tax timing, and whether to repeal the War Profits Renegotiation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington LLP
House Ways and Means Committee
Doughton
D-N. C
Congress
Mayor Rudolph Roulier backs Byrne on paving Delaware Ave
Ca hoes mayor Rudolph Roulier gains support from Congressman William T. Byrne to push federal funding to pave Delaware Avenue north of Ontario Street. The goal is to restore access to the Matton shipyard where submarine chasers and Navy equipment are built. The Navy asked repair, the street is in poor condition, and the mayor cites the shipyard as the sole user of this stretch and seeks federal action due to the Matton contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Roulier
Cahoes
William T. Byrne
Delaware Avenue
Ontario Street
Matton Shipyard
Navy
Matton Yard
Green Island Sees Large School Registrations This Year
Green Island schools anticipate many new registrants with Miss Marcella Keating and Miss Noivne B Keating overseeing registrations before today’s cut off. School opens tomorrow in both grade and high school divisions as Jackie Keefe visits Gloversville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Keating
Noivine B. Keating
Tomorow
Cats Eviction Case Decided In Cohoes City Court
Jury ruled for Grace Devery in an action to evict Kenneth Joe Retchet andrt as Tet for alleged nuisance. City Judge W Stanton Ablett granted final eviction order with stay until Sept 14. CPA observer Arnold Weiss noted. defendant's attorney Hanlon appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
OPA
Grace Devery
Division Street
Kenneth Joe
Chet Andracs
W. Stanton Ablett
Arnold Weiss
CPA
John J. Doherty
Robert G. Hanlon
Ablett
Cohoes Knights Set Thursday Officer Elections and Pinochle Scores
Cohoes Council No. 192 Knights of Columbus plans its annual officer elect on Remsen Street with two nominating committees reporting tomorrow and induction Thursday. Pinochle first round results list leaders such as Hickey and Ross, with second round games scheduled. Miss Jeanne Belanger wed Chester Carrigan at St. Peters Rutland Vt. Obituary notes Oliver Cloutier of 120 Canvass Street. Holiday post office hours posted. aviation cadet Tunney to graduate from Fern Indiana. John Palka granted furlough after basic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes Council
Knights of Columbus
Hurs
Remsen Street
Desmond Havern
Thomas ¥. Leonard
Alexander Young
Charles Murray
William Hickey
John Hughes
Emmett Ryan
Miss Belanger
Jeanne Belanger
Alfred Belanger
Chester B. Carrigan
Marcella Carrigan
Wiliam I. Carrigan
Troy
St. Peter's Church
Rutland
Thomas H. Connor
Thomas McGarry
McGarry
Miss Carrigan
W. Lowenthal Co, Inc
Mr. Carrigan
Bureau of Food Control
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Mrs. Carrigan
Oliver Peter Cloutier
Canvass Street
Philip Morrissey
Cloutier
Mohawk Street
St. Joseph's Church
A. J Gagne
Lowell
Mass
Philip Sheridan
Cambridge
A. G. Boivin
Congress Street
St. Joseph’s Church
St Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Postoffice
Michael O'Donnell
Son to Leave For War Same Date as Father
The August Selective Service contingent will depart Cohoes for Army duty Thursday. George F. Marra Jr., son of Mrs. G. F. Marra, 63 Main Street, will leave Sept 9, the same date 25 years 4 40 ago his father went to World War I. George Jr. has studied chemical engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
George F. Marra, Jr
G. F. Marra
Main Street
George, Jr
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Cohoes Fathers Urged to Register in Wartime Jobs
Cohoes fathers of children born before Sept 15 1942 must register with the U S Employment Service if employed in non-deferrable work. The Selective Service Board reports notices sent to registrants and warns under 38s to move into war work or face induction. Oct 1 deadline for non essential workers to seek essential jobs. no calls yet for fathers born before the cut date. A contingent faces service Thursday with physicals for October. City Clerk Hebert notes voting registration must be filed by Sept 22 with the State War Ballot Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
United States Employment Service
Cohoes Selective Service Board
Elgble
Cohoes Board
Eugene Hebert
State War Ballot Commission
Albany County Board of Elections
Board of Contract and Supply
Democratic Organization
P. m
Michael T. Smith
Schools Open At Cohoes Tomorrow
Cohoes public and parochial schools will open tomorrow morning with hot lunches planned at noon if federal funds cover part of the cost. Dr F Hertick Connors reports a new athletic director will be named after a faculty meeting at the high school. Four or five applications for the post are under review as the district awaits a permanent appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Board of Education
F. Hertick Conners
James V. Marra
Connors
Joseph Wright
Trance
Navy
Vincent W. Dotter
Cohoea
Conners
Conners Sud
Food Distribution Adminstration
Boards of Education
M. J Keough
Marra
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National Association of Manufacturers, Aeronautic Chamber of Commerce
Committee For Economic Development
Aus
Stanton Pler
Crossville
Tenn
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
Archibishop
Capt. Arnott
Henry H. Inn
Bessie Rice Maxson
William J. Robertson
Benjamin W. English
Sound
National Resources
Planning Board
Petersburg
Robiey Sawyer
Filon Beadle
Greenwich
Salamaua
Nassau Bay
Mubo
New Guinea
Bying
Vagabond
Dominick Altobello
Robert Graham
Cohoes Knights
John F. Tunney
Naval Reserve
Naval Aviation School
Fern
Ind
John T. Palka
Martha Palka
L Short Street
Naval Training Station
Sampson
Roger E. Couture
Leo Couture
Lancaster Street
Miami Beach
Fla
Army Air Forces College Training Detachment
Xavier University
Cincinnat, C
Roxy
5Th Ave
North Troy
Remsen ST
3Rd Ave
Watervvliet
Newepa
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