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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1944
Page
5
Markets opened sluggish with weak trading as the tape showed slight advances by some names like Graham Paige and International Telephone amid broad losses. U S Steel, General Motors, Goodyear, Chrysler and Allied Chemical were among notable decliners as investors weighed war news and winter demand.
New York market notes show flour steady with soft spring and hard winter types priced per 100 pounds. Rye flour steady, cornmeal at steady wholesale values. Eggs irregular with various lots quoted by numbers. Butter firm with higher creamery prices. Cheese receipts and quotations listed.
Foster reports the day’s market activity with high and low close figures. Traders monitor price movement as stocks react to economic data and corporate news.
Local notices list multiple rural churches with forthcoming services on Sunday and August plans. East Poestenkill Baptist and Poestenkil Church of Christ feature sermons, Sunday School times, and events. lines note speakers Rev Oscar Hgll Rev Forrest Emerson Rev Thomas Base Rev Peter Fanning and Rev Alfred Ebman along with conference reports and society meetings.
Governor Thomas E. Dewey repudiates Hamilton Fish for injecting race or religious topics into campaigns. Dewey says such acts are disgraceful and un-American and notes he would not support Fish, who has long been a district winner in Dutchess County. Fish responds that Dewey misinterpreted his remarks and maintains Jewish voters largely back the New Deal.
Lauren A Grandy will speak on By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them at Berlin First Baptist with a Bible school at 10 followed by morning worship. Rev Frederick Allen will preach Doers Not Hearers Only at Gilead Lutheran Center Brunswick. Rev Grady Cooper of the American Lutheran Mission of China speaks at 11 with service led by Rev R Z Van Deusen. A joint Luther League meeting is on the church lawn at 7:30. Reports from Silver Bay Conference will be given. Sunday school at 9:16. St Mary's Crescent offers Mass at 9. Crescent Methodist and Halfmoon First Baptist schedule sermons and Sunday school. Pleasantdale Community Gospel features Rev Edwin McCleary at 10:10 morning worship and 11:45 Sunday School.
The Boston and Maine Railroad shows a net income of 730,598 after fixed and contingent charges in June, up from prior year figures. Revenue overall rose by 6.2 percent year over year, with freight and express revenues increasing while passenger, mail, and some other revenues declined.
The final summer vesper service at St John Memorial Gardens takes place tomorrow at 7 15 pm with Rev John C Ruback Jr of St Peter's Albany in charge The service features an attractive musical program and a talk by Robert Macauley president of the local Gideon Society Camp on The Ministry of the Gideons.
A church directory lists Union services with First and Second Presbyterian Churches led by Rev. Richard Cummings and Rev. Robert Camp Bell, plus services at Second Baptist Rev. Earl B. Robinson and Sixth Avenue Baptist Rev. Wilford P. Fowler. Trinity and St Marks plan morning worship and union services led by Rev. Ernest F. Tripp, with sermons including The Divine Touch and The New Covenant.
A list of Presbyterian churches including Woodside First and Third Presbyterians detailing 10 am worship, sermons such as "Standing in Awe of God" and "Living Through Dying," Sunday School at 11 am, and union services at First Baptist. Also notes Oakwood Avenue, Liberty, Ninth, and First Presbyterian Lansingburg with sermons by Rev. Campbell and Rev. Genung among others and Sunday activities through early September.
A list of morning and special services at Trinity Episcopal, St Luke's, St John's, and other churches. Includes Holy Communion, Matins, morning prayer, sermons on various topics, vesper services, and a Gideon Society address by Robert MacAuley. Also notes Holy Cross and Ascension services, family breakfast, and church school activities.
The notice lists mass times and related worship details for multiple churches including St Annave St Jean Baptiste Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Central Lutheran Danish Lutheran St Pauls Lutheran State Street Methodist Grace Methodist Memorial Methodist Holy Trinity St Patrick's Anthony's St Lawrence's St Augustine's St Michael's Sacred Heart and others. It records times of masses low and high, benedictions, Sunday School sessions, and sermons delivered by various pastors such as Rev Stephen J. Korkemax Rev Harvey J. Bessette Rev Peter Fanning Rev R Van Deusen Rev Walter K Hauser Rev James Lund Rev ACH Gerhardt Rev Hidon H. Martin Rev A H Landmesser Rev M M Lavery Rev Alfred J. Higgins Rev David J. Livingstone Rev Bronislaus Mendel Rev William F. Sheridan Rev Roger Imperiale Rev Michael F. English Rev Patrick A. Crowe Rev Francis J. Buechier Rev John A Daley Rev William B. Connell Rev Edward T Reilly. The schedule includes masses at dawn, midmorning, and evening with benediction and Sunday school whenever noted.
The notice lists multiple parish services with low and high Mass times for St Josephs, St Paul the Apostle, St Henrys, Our Lady of Victory, and other churches. It includes Benedict ion after last Mass and specific priests such as Rev Joseph P Helly Rev Edmund J Burns Rev Walter J Torpey Rev Joseph M Heenan.
East Side Evangelistic Mission outlines Rev. R A Burdick leading a 6 3 pm Young People's praise service 7 30 pm Evening service with evangelistic sermon First Church of Christ Scientist lesson sermon and scripture Golden Text Jeremiah 9 24 Am I am Sunday School Church of Christ Disciples Hay Charleen Sharpe 10 30 am Worship and Communion recognizing our service members Pilgrim Holiness Rev M A Brann 9 00 am Sunday School 11 00 am Morning worship Beven Oak Camp evening services on Troy Schenectady Road
The Beman Park Minnows enjoyed a hot dog roast on a Thure day afternoon followed by swimming at Sandies. Committee members included Jon Ryan Join Raleigh Baoate Carr Armand Moonjian and Sal Piama.
A woman left for Brooklyn yesterday after the sudden death of her sister-in-law, 3iza. Charles Kelly.
Rev L Grady Cooper president of the American Lutheran Mission in China will speak at the morning worship service at 11 am at Gilead Lutheran Church Center Brunswick. He spent 14 years in China and was interned by the Japanese after Pearl Harbor, later imprisoned at Tsingtan North China for six months before returning to the United States. He is a Roanoke College University of the South Lutheran Seminary Columbia Hartford Seminary graduate and earned a PhD at Hartford Seminary in 1927. His wife and three children left China before the Japanese attack on Hawaii.
The piece argues against strict deportation limits for refugees, noting a 1,000 cap may not be final and criticizing admissions of mostly women who may be Communists or Fascists. It asserts propaganda and fear of persecution could lead to hidden political motives and warns that many refugees previously admitted ended up influencing policy and future immigration decisions.
The Youth Caravan will visit Easton Senaghticoke Valley Falls and Melrose Methodist churches starting tonight at Easton Methodist. Programs include adult classes, afternoon workshops, and evening study periods. Florence B Turner of Round Lake, a noted youth worker, leads with several college students as caravan teachers and counselors.
The regular seasonal session of the Churches of Christ in the Eastern District will be conducted tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Poestenkill Church of Christ. A program to introduce the order of the day will be held at 1 pm followed by a supper at 6 pm. The evening service will be a meditative response to the mission call. After a brief devotional period led by Rev. George Z. Boulton, Dr. M. C. Sharpe of Troy will summarize the convention's general theme, "Convention Echoes."
The Associated Press reports deadly storms from Mississippi to Kansas killed at least three people and injured many more. A 90 mile per hour gust damaged Greewood Army Air Base and toppled trees. Soldiers Willian A Hall and others died or were injured. one victim succumbed to a heart attack amid the chaos. At Wichita a 50 mile per hour gust battered the airport while power lines and buildings suffered.
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