105th Infantry Opens Training at Pine Camp July 30
The 165th Infantry begins training at Pine Camp on Saturday July 30 with 1500 enlisted men and 92 officers under Lt Col John J Farrell. All units except Heavy Tank Co Whitehall train. vehicles used for the motor convoy from Whitehall. Advance parties from each company depart Wednesday. main body travels by train bus and convoy. Saranac Lake and Malone busses will transport men. An advance mess hall training and a boxing tournament are planned. for first time since World War II, team shots will be chosen for state rifle matches in early September.
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165Th Infantry
Pine Camp
John J. Farrell
Pacific
Heavy Tank Co
Whitehall
Saranac Lake
Malone
Planets Jupiter and Venus Dominate August Night Sky
Astronomy note by James Stokley explains Venus and Jupiter visibility in early August evenings. Jupiter appears brighter against dark skies in Sagittarius near the teapot asterism, with mappings for 10 pm sky views and seasonal time shifts. The piece also references Vega Cygnus Deneb Aquila the Big Dipper and Ursa Major pointers guiding to Polaris and Arcturus in Bootes.
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Belews Service
Bcleaca Servical
Venus
Jupiter
Scorpius
Alo
Scutum
Antares
Mars
Vega
Lyta
Cygnus
Deneb
Aquila
Celestial Time Table and Community Notices
The August 1649 celestial timetable lists moon phases and positions with time zones. Local notices include Brunswick visits by George Grabo and Carl Sulson, trips to Cape Cod and Niagara Falls, church services resuming August 14 and a drama sponsor event on August 17 with ticket duties by Clifford Hayner, plus a family camping update and a church Sunday School gathering. A picnic and Indian and African artifacts display by Miss Meyer accompanies Mrs Sherman’s hosting, and a Moose lodge corned beef supper is planned for Saturday at 8 p.m.
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George Grabo
Carl Sulson
Cape Cod
Chris Fitting and Son
Niagara Falls
Gilead Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
Dlama
Clifford Hayner Iis
John Lavatrop
Karl
Rol Jind Carle
Karl Karfmann
Burdette Hayner
Congress Hopes To Quit September 1
Washington lawmakers set September 1 as the adjournment target for this session. House Democrats push to clear must bills by end of August including wage, Social Security, and education measures. Debate on Taft Hartley and aid to education lingers amid Catholic and Catholic-school concerns. A Senate-passed education bill may be blocked or stalled into next year.
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Washington
House
Mel Cormack
Massachusetts
Ha Ja
Congress
Waya and
Senate
Labor and Education
Troy Armory to Host Junior Chamber Exposition in September
The Alate Department of Contract and Accounts will permit the Junior Chamber of Commerce to hold the Troy Battery Homes Exposition in September at the Troy Armory. The state delayed opening bids for a new wool floor until August 24 after the chamber requested the change. Donald M. Eldridge was named exposition committee chairman, and Hartford based Dubinsky Stone Expositions, Inc. will oversee the event with representatives expected in Troy.
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Alate Department of Contract and Accounts
Troy Armory
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Troy Battary
Junior Chamber
Fbide
Department of Contract and Accounts
Exposition Sets Likely Fuel and Feed Milestones
The article notes limited fuel supplies lasting through a week and enough feed for about 2,900 people. It references the United Rates institute and an exposition opening Monday, September 12, continuing through September 17, with projections spanning a century.
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