Faith Must Be Peace Basis Declared at Military Mass
Rt. Rev. Edward J. Magina told soldiers at a memorial Day field mass in Washington Park that lasting peace must rest on faith and religion. He warned that without God, justice and human rights lose their meaning and future peace remains an armed truce. The ceremony blended formal Mass rites with military pageantry, drawing thousands as LaSalle Institute cadets and New York Guard members formed the color and discipline around the altar.
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Edward J. Magina
Albany
Washington Park
LaSalle Institute
New York Guard
Troy
Gold Star
Memorial Day Activities Committee
Monsignor Maginn
St. John
God Himpee
Hitler
Mgr
Edward J. Maginn
James J. Casey
St. Mary’s Church
Leonard H. Hicks
St. Mary’s
Community happenings and school events in Troy area
Schaghticoke residents relocate to Troy and Mrs De Mars family moves. Kelendis to Camp Upton. Victorian Chapter C E and has discontinued sessions. Mrs Anna Carr leaves for New York to visit cousin Miss Marjorie Byrnes. Memorial Day exercises and dedication of a new honor roll and service flag set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Village Park. Hemstreet passes mental test for Army Air Corps Cadets and goes to Utica for final physical. High School exercises Friday June 18 with lower grades presenting plays. Baccalaureate June 20 and commencement June 22, speaker Dwight Marvin of The Record Newspapers. Wo mens United Society holds all day meeting June 11 to tie quilts at Mrs George Vial. notify Mrs Albert Vial for materials. No Junior Prom this year. Class of 1944 hosts party for seniors with round and square dancing and refreshments. seniors receive friendship rings and senior boys hillfolds.
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de Mars
Troy
Frederick J. Kelendis
Camp Upton
C. E
Anna M. Carr
New York
Marjorie Byrnes
Stanley W. Hemstreet
Army Air Corps
Utica
Valley Falls
Dwight Marvin
Record Newspapers
Women’s United Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
George Viall
Society
East Nassau News Update on Local Residents and Staff
East Nassau reports Mrs. Benneson has returned from Samaritan Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bigelow moved into Flossie Stickles' home. Corporal Dwight Taylor, son of Mrs. Alta Taylor, is on a ten day furlough from Texas. Ladies' Aid Society to meet at Mrs. Jennie Milin's to tie a quilt for the Baptist Church. Wynantskill teacher hired to replace Mrs. Palmer, third and fourth grades, who has resigned. Prof. Claude Sturdevant resigns as principal and head of music at East Nassau Central School. he may take a job in Dundee.
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Benneson
Samaritan Hospital
Levi Bigelow
Flossie Stickles
Corp
Dwight Taylor
Alta Taylor
Texas
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jennie Milin
Baptist Church
Wynantskill
Palmer
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