Churches Unite for Summer Worship in Green Island
Green Island churches plan a summer fusion. July worship at the Presbyterian Church and August at the Methodist Church. Communion Sunday at 10 30 a m features Rev Henry D Smith on The Preeminence of the Church. Quarterly preparatory service tonight at 7 30 p m followed by session meeting. Last Sunday School session until fall held Sunday noon.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Henry D. Smith
Foreclosure Sale Traces Parcels in Rensselaer County NY
Supreme Court of Rensselaer County New York proceeds with a public sale of Parcel No 1 comprising 9 acres 38 rods of land in the City of Troy and Parcel No 2 a separate tract in Brunswick. The sale follows a foreclosure judgment dated June 23 1943 in favor of Federal Land Bank of Springfield against David A Coleman and Ei Al with dates to July 17 1943 at 10:00 AM. The description references prior deeds and grantees including Alvin Williams Catharine Cook and others with detailed metes and bounds and mentions rights and privileges conveyed by executors of John L Trompman deceased.
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Suprome Court
County of Rensselaer
State of New York
Federal Land Bank of
Troy
City of
Brunsawick
Rensselaer County
New York
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Samuel Stowal
Wifs
Alvin Wiliams
Peneciaer County
John J. Thompson
John L. Trompacn
John c. Greene
Rensselaer County Clerk's Office
William A. Coleman
Alfred Coleman
Mary Coleman
Rensse-laer
Catharine D. Williams
John B. Ford
Alvin Williams
Catharine Cook
Millville
Shubeal G. Rogers
Katharine Cook
Allinson Cook
Wiliam McLaughlin
Vaid
Rensselar
Catharin Ford
Cook
Catharine Duuams
Catharine
Gardas
Gertrude M. Fraser
Oleman
Rensselaer
Jan Renssels
Critique of Japanese relocation policy and camp management
Fair Enough New York notes public anger over internment treatment and questions camp feeding, privileges, and civilian control at Sacaton. The writer urges stricter military oversight, release of loyal internees, and improved security while comparing Hawaiian and West Coast policies and highlighting tension between civil administration and military necessity.
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New York
Washington
Sacaton
Aziz
White House
United States
Four Freedoms
New Deal
de Witt
M.P
Irisk
Yellene Sacaton
Hawaii
Honollulu
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Japan
Waring
American Legion
Hyde Park
U S Pacific Forces Grow in Australia and Pacific War
United States troops based in the Southwest and South Pacific total numbers now rival Australia’s forces. American air combat squadrons slightly exceed Royal Australian Air Force strength as the battle for Australia continues.
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Canberra
Australia
United States
Royal Australian Air Force
Assur
Battle of Britain reference cited by spokesman
A spokesman asserts that the latest event mirrors the Battle of Britain, stating the outcome was won just as that historic clash, emphasizing resilience and resolve in the face of ongoing challenges.
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Edly
Britain
Local 4-H Activities and Canning Demonstration
Hull and Eva Miller and Mrs. Wallace Hickok will run the games and craft work on the green jumpers while home sewing is encouraged to finish next week. Next Wednesday at 10 with Mrs Campbell demonstrating fruit and vegetable canning at School 1a. A noon picnic will be served. The Philosophian Society of Memorial Methodist Church holds a covered dish supper and meeting Monday at 6:30 p.m. on church lawn with Mrs. Reiner aided by Mrs. Loux and Miss Adams. Florence 4-H Club and Victory 4-H Boys Club report visits to six victory gardens this week under counselors Campbell and McCabe. Sycamore Land Club meets at Memorial Methodist and shows white blouses for uniforms. More than a million dollars worth of minerals have been mined from Nevada mountains to date.
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Philosophian Society of
Memorial Methodist Church
Fred C. Reiner
A. H. Loux
Stella Adams
Florence
Syeaway Victory 4-H
Helen Campjbell
Dorothy McCabe
Victory Gardens
Sycamoreland Club
Footprints of prehistoric men found near Chickasha Oklahoma
Footprints believed to be from prehistoric men were discovered embedded in sandstone near Chickasha Oklahoma. The finds suggest early inhabitants left an impression in the area long ago, offering a glimpse into ancient activity around the locality.
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Chicksha
Okla
Honesty Pays Youngster Finds New York Award
Frank Mangus of Staten Island received the annual award for honesty after returning a found wallet. The 22 year old’s act was recognized by local officials highlighting integrity as a civic virtue.
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New York
INS
Frank Mangus
Staten Island
Frank
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