Country Bankers Protest New Deal Lending Fight
About 2,000 bankers from across the country pressed the American Bankers Association to oppose government funded lending and non bank lenders in the postwar era. The small bank faction sought to force a stronger protest against Washington policies, arguing subsidies and bureaucratic vices boost government lenders. Officials from Nebraska Indiana Pennsylvania backed the stance while supporters warned timing was poor for a broad attack. Claude Pack of Home State Bank Kansas City urged modernization to survive the transition from war to peace and advised banks to work with customers on practical reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Deal
National Association
Resolutions Committee
Bankers Associations
Nebraska
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Washington
Claude F Pack
Home State Bank of
Kansas City
Kansas
State Bankers Division
Association
Pack
Production Credit Association
Wow McEachern
Union Trust Co
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ois
Painter Dies in Cambridge Apartment Fire
A Cambridge fire killed painter Edward Monshay and forced 130 residents to flee the Regent Apartment building. Investigators assess damage at about 200000 dollars as police and state and city authorities probe the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter
Cambridge
Mass
Ins
Atpin
Edward Monshay
Regent
New OPA Management Shows Change
Bowles arrived as OPA general manager on July 27 and within six weeks promised progress in cleaning up the agency. Congress, on vacation, muted protests while mail from lawmakers flood the office. Bowles reshapes policy by expanding industry advisory councils, shifting top posts away from professors, decentralizing authority, and trimming price rules under the Taft amendment. He vows strict price control and clearer regulations, while reorganizing the legal division and centralizing consumer goods regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Bowles
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Mr. Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Congress
Price
Prentiss
Leon Henderson
Ins
Commodity Credit Corporation
Medical Society Third District Branch Meets Next Tuesday
The 37th annual gathering of the Third District Branch of the Medical Society of New York will be held next Tuesday from 2 to 10 pm at The Hendrick Hudson. A banquet follows at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Branch
The
Medical Society of the State of
New York
Hendrick Hudson
Tpm
Apollo Court Set to Open Season Meeting
Apollo Court Order of Amarinth holds its opening season meeting on Thursday at 8 pm in the rooms at 81 Fourth Street. Mrs Isabel Kehoe and John T. Hallgae will preside as royal patrons. The fall program will be planned, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Court
Order of Amarinth
Fourth Street
Isabel Kehoe
John T. Hallgae
Colnes Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jon Remsen
Cohoes Man Prisoner of War in World War II
Tech Sergeant Paul Gallipeo of Cohoes has been listed as a prisoner of war by the German government after being reported missing in action since August 16. The Adjutant General’s office confirmation comes through the Red Cross, with a Provost Marshal letter to follow. Gallipeo trained at Gunners’ School in Tyndall Field and Radio School in Salt Lake City before serving with the U S Army Air Force in England, flying bombing missions over Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gallipeo
U8. Army Air Force
John Gallipeo
Edward Street
Cohoes
Adjutant General's Office
International Red Cross
Way Department
Lato
Gallipeo
Gunners’ School
Tyndall Field
Fila
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fighth
U.S. Army Air Force
England
Europe
Cohoes Masons Plan Ladies Night and Local Notices
Preliminary plans for a ladies night were outlined by the Fellowcraft Club of Cohoes Lodge No 116 F and A M with Chris Beck presiding. Other items include pinochle tournament setup, Veterans of Foreign Wars session on Remsen Street, and multiple lodge, garrison, and church meetings with local service members and civic groups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowcraft Club
Cohoes Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Chris Beck
Wiliam A. R Krause
W. Lee Blood
Mors G. Harple
First fall meetings at church houses around town
The Ladies Aid Society holds its first fall meeting tomorrow at 7 45 pm in the church house with Miss Mattie MacKenzie presiding. The Church Work Society of St John’s Episcopal Church meets tomorrow at 2 30 pm in the parish house with Mrs Gertrude Teachout presiding and tea to follow. Members plan attend the Presbytery retreat in Cambridge Monday and Tuesday. Rev Norman E Nygaard will lead services Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anto Beza
Pittstown Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Boy Scouts
Young Adult Fellowship
Tomorow
Betty Buchanan
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Arthur Pearson
Eoght Corre
Church House
Mattie MacKenzie
Presbytery of
Troy
Cambridge
Norman E. Nygaard
British Isles
Elmer L. Lutz
Suhman Church
Church Work Society of
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Gertrude Teachout
Abandon Hope for Cohoes Sailor Presumed Dead
A government notice states electrician's mate Joseph L. Gendron of Cohoes, missing since the sinking of the USS Marines near Saipan Island, is presumed deceased as of August 10, 1943, per Public Law 490. His brother Bernard also serves in the Navy. Also noted is Miss Alice English of Cohoes High School earning a BS in commerce with sociology minor after completing studies at St Rose College preparatory programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Gendron
Cass U 3 Navy
Albert
Gendron
Breslin Avenue
Cohoes
Frank Knox
Barue
Sa+o
Salers
Bernard Gendron
Navy
Gets
Alice English
Edward J. English
Amity Street
Cohoes High School
Mildred Eley School
College of St Rose
Albany
English
Stena College
Secree
St. Rose College
Cohoes Corps Wins First Place at Albany Competition
The Chrainian Girls' Bugle and Drum Corps captured first with 98.25 points at Bleeker Stadium Albany in a Sunday contest hosted by All-American Corps. St May's Sponsored Corps Waterford took second at 97.6 while St An Corps C. O. Johnns placed third at 93.6. Several other corps competed and the host did not perform. A parade preceded the awards with baton routines by Joan Kopeza and Dorothy Burg. The Ukleman group also won a prize in a future month event. A committee meeting and furlough notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleeker Stadium
Albany
St. May's
Corps of
Waterford
St. An
Johnns
Wee Can Adams Corps
Delol City Lancers
Victory Corps
Particig
Joan Kopeza
Ukra Man Corps
St. Mary’s Corps
Dorothy Burg
St Martint
D.lce
Auxiliary Elects At Cohoes Auxiliary Elects At Cohoes
Mrs Alvina Dickinson was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of ET Ruane Post American Legion at a meeting in Cohoes. Other officers named include Vera Ares first vice president and Hose Grignon second vice president, SATAN KALORAN secretary, Margaret Con and Martha Gil tenther. An arrangements committee led by Anna Sokoloski was named. installation planned for October 1. A welfare clinic by the Health Department is set today at City Hall with Dr M J Keough in charge and public health nurses Mary Lynch and Sally Curamings assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvina Dickinson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
E T
Ruane Post
Amercan Legion
Oneda Street
Cohoes
Pearl Smith
Vera Ares
Hose Grignon
Satan Kaloran
Margaret Con
Martha Gil
Rossienpeant
Josephine Hu
Anna Sokoloski
Landry
Alba Plouf
Halloran
Patnode
Gilligan
Smith
Health Department
Im. J. Keough
Health Come Oner
Mary Lynch
J Sally Curamings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bausch & Lomb
T. Brandon Timpane
D.D
Optometrist
Remsen St
Gude
AEGAN
Haif
Medical Society
Alps
Kingston
Ruth Momrow
Esther Cummings
Cohoes Masons
Cohoes Council
Knights of Columbus
Remsen Street
John J. Kenney
U S Army
Miami Beach
Mary Kenney
Mechanic Street
Aléa Img
William A. R. Krause
Joseph Gadona
Army and Navy Union
Comdr
Walter Posner
WAVES
Betty K. Flanders
Sampson
Chester J. Crell
First Street
Eugene Oman
Gregory
Joseph C. Paulus, Jr
Fonda Avenue
Joseph McGrath
Burden Avenue
Richard Bendon
Hsth Street
Cohoes Corps
EL 7
Ponde
Chaimain
Raymond Thibodeau
Marine Corps
Cherry Point
Lilian Thibodeau
Lincoln Avenue
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Army Air Corps
Airc Corps
Army Airc Corps
Chrysler Corporation
CTS OF
Chrysler Corporat
Maine
Industral
Tun
Bowes
Cas
Chrysler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!