Minister To Speak At Temple During Brotherhood Week
Rev Harold J Quigley of Ninth Presbyterian Church Troy and Rabbi Julius K Gutmann of Third Street Temple exchange pulpits this weekend. Quigley preaches Friday at 8 pm on The Religious Man and Freedom of Speech. Gutmann speaks Sunday at 11 am on Lincoln and Washington the Secret of Their Morality. A reception honors both congregations. hosts are Ninth Presbyterian and Third Street Temple.
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Harold J. Quigley
Ninth Presbyterian Church of Troy
Julius K. Gutmann
Third Street Temple
Quigley
Temple
Rabbi Gutmann
Lincoln
Washington
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Troy
Heachdale
Ind
Wheeling
Troy Ministerial Association
Church
Religious News Service
University of Chicago
ME Quigley
Maryville College
Tenn
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
University of Chicago Divinity School
Butler School of Religion
Indianapolis
Hoosick Notes of Visits and Church Events
Hoosick residents share weekend visits with neighbors in Troy and Greenfield Mass. Hoosick Baptist Church hosts a public variety show at 5 30 pm. Rev Melvyn White to preach at 9 20 am with Sunday school at 10 30 am. All Saints Parish Club to meet Tuesday at 8 pm hosted by Almond Hewitt and Glenn Mynick. Thomas B Cloke marks 80th birthday with open house at Roscoe and family home, 18 relatives attending.
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Hoosick
Mary Jacobs
Homer Speanburg
Greenfield
Mass
Harrison Philpott
Jacob Meder
Troy
Wesley Herrington
Crusaders
Baptist Church
Hoosick Baptist Church
Melvyn White
E. Vincent Brands
Poughkeepsie
Earl F. Sherman
All Saints Parish Club
Almond Hewitt
Glenn Mynick
Thomas B. Cloke
Roscoe Pierce
Nine Greeks Executed in Athens and Larissa
Nine persons were executed in Athens after conviction by a military tribunal at Larissa for involvement with Communist guerrilla bands. An additional seven were executed at Lamia for the same charges, including two women.
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Athens
Larissa
Laima
Bills Affecting Drivers Licenses Die In Committee
Albany reports that four motor vehicle bills were killed in the Assembly Committee on Motor Vehicles led by Thomas H. Brown of Troy. The measures included one requiring comprehensive vision and health exams for licensees and renewals, another substituting only eye tests, and two bills barring anyone under 16 from operating motorized vehicles except certain exceptions. Brown argued the age bills would burden farm youths who help on farms across state roads. The doomed bills were Nos. 146, 302, 1402 and 1482.
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Albany
Thomas H. Brown
Troy
State Assembly
Brown
Williamstown Massachusetts Voters to Decide on New School Budget
The finance committee recommends a doubled town budget for 189 to 912 153.56 for the coming year. The large item is 184 000 for a new school. Voters will act at the town meeting February 28.
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Williamstown
Mass
Convention Unit of Troy Police Ends Activities
The Troy Police Benevolent and Protective Association dissolved its convention planning committee at a Tuesday night Police Court meeting. Standing committee chairmen will handle state convention prep in Troy next summer after the preliminary work by the planning group. Karl Pendt and John Branen were proposed for membership. their vetting will occur at the March meeting. The group discussed salary, hospitalization, and 25 year retirement bills in the State Legislature. State conference committee meetings were announced. The legislative committee will meet Monday.
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Troy
City meeting plans and hotel gathering details
March meetings set at DeWitt Clinton Hotel Albany with a luncheon March 28 to discuss pending legislation and a Legislative Assembly gathering that evening. Next association meeting slated for March 18 at Rolica Court. Relief case notes Newark man who received $4,211.70 in an old cotton bag after a stroke.
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DeWitt Clinten
Albany
DeWitt Clinton
Legielture
Association
Rolica Court
Newark
N. J
Law on union grievance channels explained
The rule allows each union member to choose whether to pursue a grievance through union channels or directly with the employer, with a union representative present if chosen. This ensures individual decision rights within collective bargaining procedures.
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Uaion
National Labor Relations Board
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River
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Sale! Bendix
Peek
Bendix
Benson
Congress Street
Court House
Mount Vernon
Taisen! Distillers Products Ca
Pares DA
National Distillers Products Corporation
New York
N.Y
Mr. Green and
Murray
Mr. Green
Mr. Murray
Cehernese
Balloc
Docalise
Toger Ponte
Indussege
Docause
Pria
National Small Business Men’s Association
LaSalle St
National Headquarters
N. Union St
Akron
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