Dr Stidger Speaks at Lenten Rites at Second Presbyterian
The article reports Dr W W Stidger of Bastan University School of Theology delivering a sermon at the Second Presbyterian Church during Lenten rites. He opened with a note about visiting a fellow professor whose son, a paratrooper, was shot down over Germany, finding comfort in shared faith as they prayed together.
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Wiliam Laitoy Atluper
Bastan University School of Theology
Neon Eermon
Second Presbyterian
Yrateriay
Stidger
Germany
Wussage
Home Bureau Women Hear Talk on Russia Misunderstandings
Paul Munzon of Groton and Svemboer of the peace committees of the Home Bureau Federation will speak on Russia in the Community of Nations Tuesday at the meeting. Munmon will address members in Rensselaer County Home Bureau with invitations extended to all homemakers in the county. Born and educated in Holland, he traveled in Europe and Asia and will discuss international misunderstandings and philosophy to foster peace.
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Home Bureau
Russia
Mra
Paul Munzon
Groton
Svemboer
New York Stati
Home Bureau Federation
Community of Nationa
Tauesday
Ata Munmon
Dad
Renaeelaer
Together We Stand Uniting Church Nation Says Speaker
A preacher urged unity across church home and state citing scripture that believers are joined together. He argued capital and labor must align to end labor troubles and urged all to stand together to preserve and sustain the nation.
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Redeemer Church Confirms Nine New Members
A large congregation at Redeemer Church witnessed nine youths join the church through confirmation led by Pastor Rev. Peter Fanning. Confirmed were Donald C. Cobart, Shirley Dune, Normen Fletcher, Roberta Gattschalk, Robert Lamson, Albert Mullins, Doris A. Pardee, Kathryn Woltershelm, and Lorna Hughes.
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Redeemer Lutenan
Palot Sunway
Peter Fanning
Donald C. Cobart
Shirley Dune
Normen Fletcher
Roberta Gattschalk
Robert Lamson
Alpert Mullins
Doris A. Pardee
Kathryn Woltershelm
Lorna Hughes
North Hoosick community notes and local events
Residents Sam Glidge buy Mrs Miles residence on Wallovarsita road. Card party by Community Club on Wednesday April 24 at Crest Woot. District school closes Friday for two week Easter vacation, reopens Monday. Pvt John Parkhill arrives home from hospital at Rhoads Hospital Alicia to stay with father Joseph Parkhill. Community Club party yields twenty nine dollars ninety five cents. Mrs John Kelly and daughters move to Cobble Fell with Willard and Mrs Kelly. Elmer Pratt buys Durfea place at Bus 'kirtky and moves soon. living at Stephen Bouplon residence. Young people hold farewell for Robert Pratt at Hite and Velen Brady home near Buskirk. Ernest Campbell of Albany visits Wilbur Gates on Melia Hill. Gates family visits Mary Gates at South Glenn Halls. Square dance with Bess Wormh’s orchestra at Jermain Hall White Creek on May 3 benefiting North Hoosick Community Club. Mrs Kate Sully and Mrs Edward Flynn visit Thomas Houlton for Mrs Houlton’s birthday. Home Bureau meeting held yesterday with business session and officer elections. nominating committee to present list for new year. Fourth Quarterly Conference at Methodist Church. Rev Aleck Parker and Mrs Parker pres ent from Glens Falls. Unanimous vote to keep Ray William Bradshaw as pastor for another year. War officers report given. auditorium redecorating and primary Sunday School rooms improvements discussed. Pastor’s work list and committees for new year presented.
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Sam Glidge
Macy Miles
Wallovarsita Road
Crest Woot
John Parkhill
Rhoads Hospital
Si Alica
Joseph Parkshill
Mary
John Kelly
Plattsburg
Willard Kelly
Elmer Pratt
Durfea
Buseittyk
Piritz
Prank Taynes
Mee
C.J. Milleman
Godel
Methodist Church
Aleck Parkar
Mra. Parker
Glens Falla
Ray
William Bradshaw
Diamonds Worth Million Shown at Rudolphs Display
A Rudolphs store display features nine rare diamonds totaling about one million dollars. Highlights include a 64 carat pear shaped gem valued at 500 000 and a deep blue emerald cut diamond pendant worth 130 000. Pieces by Buimgold Troy and New York cutters are showcased through the weekend per store manager Harold Finkle.
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Buimgold Troy
New York
Rudolph's
Denclly Stont
Railroad Shopmen Weigh Wage Action in Albany
Rail road shopmen at Colonie and Weehawken Albany area consider prospective action to demand a thirty tenths an hour wage increase. Meeting at the Tea Kucke Hotel in Albany sent representatives to a national conference in Chicago May 3. Shopmen were awarded a 4 16 cent increase by the U S Mediation Board and seek an additional one cent increase. The Joint Protective Guard of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen will instruct its delegates on action to recommend at Chicago.
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Allany Vilesiay
Acclion
Tea Eucke
Albany
Chicago
U. S, Mediaton Board
Joint
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Delaware & Hurison System
MacArthur Rejects Red Request in Allied Council Talks
Soviet charges accuse Moscow opponents of exploiting elections while Brig. Gen. Courtney Whitney reports MacArthur insists the Allied Supreme Command handles only executive tasks. Russians seek access to all directives and drafts prior to release, with protests over delayed transparency. Whitney cites democracy in elections and detentions of officials as sensitive topics amid occupation.
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Douglas MacArthur
Brently
Courtney Whitney
Macarthur
Allied Control Council
Denlnt
Tve Muselaa
Guma Ina Drisp
MacArthue
Marcarthur
Supreme Command
Ruslan
Kozma Derevyanko
Carmel Apell
Sapcoma Command
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Kugslan
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Dorevyanks
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Japaher
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