Farmers Aid Pulp Industry Gain for Wood Cutting Exemption
Congressman Dean P Taylor of Troy wins a War Manpower Commission ruling allowing farmers exempt from military duty to use spare time cutting pulp wood. He urged farm laborers be not restricted by draft status when aiding pulp mills lacking manpower.
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Record Newspapers Bureau
Washington
Dean P. Taylor
Troy
New York
War Manpower Commission
Taylor
Paul ¥. McNutt
Selective Service
Selective Service System
Lewis B. Hershey
Jewish Welfare Board USO Council to Meet
Reports on work completed by committees during the summer months will be given at a meeting of the Jewish Welfare Board USO Council at the Jewish Community Center Monday at 8:15 p.m. The council has adopted Camp Rucker under the serve a camp project and will hear the committees report on the camp. A report will also be presented on the various activities in connection with the service rendered to Jewish servicemen stationed in the Troy area. Mrs. Myron W. Jacobs will preside.
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Jewish Welfare Board
USO Council
Rucker
Troy
Myron W. Jacobs
Saratoga Men Go to Camp
Twenty four men from the Saratoga Springs Draft Board entered active service yesterday and were sent to Camp Upton after a three week furlough. Henry J. Szczombrowski named acting corporal. Sgt Kenneth Todd, of Company L New York Guard, had prior Army service. Gifts from the Servicemen's Gift Fund were distributed after a talk by Miss Josephine DiRienzo. Other contingent members include Earl Wagner Donald E Suits Thomas Izzo Joseph Winney Charles Drake Anthony DeFilpo Jack I Forman Malcolm Brisb in Russell Bailey Joseph Adinolfi Kenneth Todd Edward Borman and others.
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Saratoga Springs
Brother Paul Edward Dies After 64 Years a Manhattan College Official
David Francis McGrath known as Brother Paul Edward a long time publications and publicity director at Manhattan College for 14 years and former instructor at La Salle Institute in Troy died yesterday at Mary Immaculate Hospital Jamaica Queens He was born in Ireland and studied at the University of London then taught at Christian Brothers Colleges in the Far East and schools in Oakdale Manchester N H and Providence R I.
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Paul Edward
Manhattan College
la Salle Institute
Troy
Mary Immaculate Hospital
Jamaica
Queens
Ireland
University of London
Christian Brothers Colleges
Far East
Oakdale
Manchester
N. H
Providence
BR. I
Hartford Central School Closes for Harvest
Hartford Central School closed for a week to let pupils and staff aid neighboring farms in harvesting crops. Reopens Monday. Twenty seven students and four teachers assisted Greenwich farmers, with the largest group helping Reid farm in Belcher harvest ninety acres of potatoes.
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Hartford Central School
Greenwich
Reid
Belcher
USO Opens New Club in Masonic Temple Tonight
The Troy USO starts weekly entertainment at the Masonic Temple with an open house from evening to midnight for all servicemen. Dancing and entertainment are planned. A buffet supper will be offered from 3 to 10 p.m. tomorrow for visiting servicemen.
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USO
Masonic Temple
Troy Uso
Man Injured in Fall on Hoosick Street
Patrick Garvey aged 80 of 147 North First Street sustained a cut on the head yesterday afternoon after a fall at Hoosick Street and Fifth Avenue. He was transported to Troy Hospital by Patrolmen Harry Anslow and John Moran, received treatment from Dr Joseph Padalino, and was returned home by the officers.
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Patrick Garvey
North First Street
Hoosick Street
Fifth Avenue
Troy Hospital
Harry Anslow
John Moran
Central Police
Joseph Padalino
Garvey
Encampment elects officers at Diamond Rock Hall
At the annual meeting Wednesday in Diamond Rock Hall Encampment staff elected officers. Named were Fred Hunziker chief patriarch Charles Hansen senior warden Frank J Bentley junior warden George N Miller recording secretary Alexander Scholz financial secretary Henry B E Page treasurer Charles Post high priest
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Diamond Rock Hall
Fred Hunziker
Charles Hansen
Frank J Bentley
George N. Miller
Alexander Scholz
Henry BE. Page Treasuer
Charles Post
Government on Strike Continues at Pacific Electric
About 2,500 Pacific Electric workers, including 2,100 passenger crews and 400 freight crews, are on strike after wage disputes. A White House emergency board will not meet while the walkout lasts. Gov’t holds that the wage case remains unsettled despite prior rulings.
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E. L Smith
Smith
Washington
Pacific Electric
Fred I. Vinson
Harbor Belt
Los Angeles Harbor
California
White House
Roosevelt
Elwyn F. Shaw
Illinois Supreme Court
Richard F Mitchell
Iowa Supreme Court
Walter c. Clephane
Los Angeles
Tom Ford
Cal
Carl Hinshaw
R. Cal
P. E
Indoor Party Sustains Benefit For St. Patrick Church
Bad weather forced an outdoor brick party for St. Patrick Church to move indoors to the school hall and basement. A capacity crowd enjoyed dancing to Gregware's orchestra while booths offered activities and the street outside retained colored and flood lights.
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St. Patrick's Church
Gregware
School Hall
V. F. W. Pushes World Peace Plan and Jobs Aid
New York report says Robert T. Merrill, commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, told a gathering that the organization will urge Congress to pledge American readiness to join in international action to preserve peace by force if needed and to back a postwar job security program for returning service members.
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New York (P
Robert T Merrill
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
America
Indiana Favors Lewis Return to A. F. of L.
Indiana labor leaders killed a resolution opposing John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers re admission to the American Federation of Labor at the Indiana Federation of Labor's 59th annual convention in Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Ind
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Indiana Federation of Labor
Durr asks Rayburn to disqualify Cox from House panel
Federal Communications Commissioner C J Durr urged Speaker Rayburn to act on his May petition to disqualify Representative Cox Democrat Georgia from a special House committee investigating the commission. Durr said no action had been taken since his filing.
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Washington
Federal Communications
C. J Durr
Rayburn
Net
Representative Cox
D-Ga
House
Commission
Durr
High winds damage Kremlin roof and Moscow buildings
High winds through Moscow on Thursday shattered windows and uprooted trees. The gusts tore off part of the Kremlin roof and damaged structures near the United States embassy. A window was blown out of Spasso House, the U S ambassador’s residence.
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Moscow
Kremlin
United States
Spasso
Change of Residence for Ex-French Envoy in Hershey Move
The State Department said former French Ambassador Gaston Henry Haye and other French officials interned at the Hershey Hotel in Hershey Pennsylvania will be transferred soon to the Three Hills Hotel at Warm Springs Virginia.
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Washington
State Department
Gaston Henry Haye
Hershey Hotel
Hershey, Pa
Three Hills
Warm Springs
Nazi Field Marshal Arrests Cardinals in Rome
A Stockholm dispatch reports Nazi Field Marshal Gen Albert Kesselring has placed three Cardinals under house arrest in Rome on charges of aiding enemies of the new Republican Fascist regime. The action suggests high level clerical pressure amid political upheaval in occupied Europe.
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Stockholm
CPI
Bern
Albert Kesselring
Rome
Union votes to lift suspension in wartime labor action
From the committee, the union voted to lift the suspension and walk out. Grievance Committee Vice Chairman Don Sheets said the men will stay out until they get what they should have got long ago. Possible government seizure of the lines was foreseen if serious delays occurred in moving war cargo or getting war workers to their jobs.
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Grievance Committee
Don Sheets
Fifth Army presses advance around Naples and Corsica nears fall
Allied forces report continued Fifth Army pressure toward Naples with gains north of Salerno and across mountain passes. Eighth Army seizes Altamura and Matera as Corsica move progresses with bombing and landings. Allied actions include air strikes on German transport planes and naval sorties into Valona Harbor.
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Naples
Eighth Army
Italy
al Line
Salerno
Adriatic
Bari
Altamura
Taranto
Matera
Olveto-Citra
Alles
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Clarks
Eisenhower
Corsica
Henri Giraud
North Africa
Napoleon
Jes
France
Basha
Ligurian Sea
Leghorn
Beaufighters
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fifth
Oliveto-Cira
Acerno
Bernardo Montgomery
Calik
Cvilan
Valona
Albania
Pilots Warned on Anoxia Risks in High Altitude Flight
Washington reports a Navy pamphlet urging pilots to respect oxygen limits at altitudes above 10 000 feet. It details safe use of oxygen masks, stresses locking connections, and warns that anoxia impairs judgment, vision, and reaction, with fatal consequences if ignored.
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Washington
Navy
Naval
Plota
Milk Subsidy May Go Direct to Producers
The War Food Administration plans an emergency dairy subsidy program. It would pay producers forty to fifty cents per hundred pounds of milk sold through rural Agricultural Adjustment Administration communities. The estimated cost for October to December ranges from 60 million to 1040 million dollars.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Indians Buy Six From Wilkes-Barre For Next Season
The Cleveland Indians announced the purchase of four pitchers a catcher and an outfielder from affiliated Wilkes-Barre Patub Names include right handers David Paynter Winslow Stroupe Ambrose Palica Har old Kleine catcher James Dev lin and outfielder Clfford Mapes They will join the Tribe next spring if not in military service.
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Cleveland Ut
Cleveland Indians
Wilkes-Barre
Patub
David Paynter
Winslow Stroupe
Ambrose Palica
Harold Kleine
James Devlin
Clfford Mapes
Army Faces Villanova In Big Battle At West Point
About 10 000 spectators are expected as the Army cadets meet Villanova in a highly anticipated 1943 football matchup at West Point. West Point aims for a strong showing against the Wildcats in a game billed as one of the season’s top early tests.
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West Point GP
Navy
Marine Corps
Villenova Eleven
West Point
Fort Will Probate Granted in Greenwich
The will of Harry Fort of Greenwich was admitted to probate by Surrogate John H. Dewell. The widow Beasie Fort is named executrix and receives the entire estate, both real and personal. The instrument was executed on August 7, 1926.
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