Sunrise Mountain Bible Conference Outlined for Church Goers
An interdenominational rally at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church previewed this summer’s Sunrise Mountain Bible Conference at Silver Bay on Lake George. Rev. John H. McComb urged public defense of the Bible amid world upheaval and urged Christians to confess faith and spread Christian truth. The event runs from Saturday through September 6 with speeches, films, and music featured.
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Sunrise Mountain Bible Conference
Silver Bay
Lake George
Troy
Ailbany-Schenectady
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
John H. McComb
Broadway Presbyterian Church
New York
McComb
Christ
Robert Marks
Hubert Swetman
Boston
Two Parties Draft Tickets Tonight in Rensselaer
The Rensselaer County Democratic Committee met at Hotel Troy to set a Monday evening designation session for county and city committees. Mayor Hogan’s stance unclear, with speculation he will retire while former Sheriff Carhart is tipped for the city ticket. The ticket draft reportedly names Carhart for Mayor with John E. Burke President of the Common Council, Edward J. Ronan for Comptroller, James A. Madden Treasurer, Charles A. Cassidy Assemblyman, and William V. O’Connor District Attorney. Attendees at the luncheon included Chief Casey and local officials such as Mark A. Sweeney, Thomas F. Fitzgerald, John P. Judge, Edward H. Pattison, Miss Gertrude Moore, and Mrs. Charles E. McCarthy.
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Rensselaer County Democratic Committee
Troy
Hogan
Sherif
Daniel W. Carbert
Casey
Sheriff Carhart
Common Council
John E
Will directs mercy killing of farmer’s horses
The will of Fred Brower of Wilton directs merciful destruction of all his horses at death. Horses to be buried on the farm. Helen Bliss named residuary legatee. A mountaint property and small sums left to relatives. One hundred dollars left to Saratoga County treasurer for care of graves or cemetery. Executor named as Rey oS Wenster of South Gens Fails.
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Fred Brower
Wilton
Saratoga County
George O. Tuck
Helen Bliss
Seston
Bilsworth
Gan Spinks
Rey Os Wenster
South Gens
Girl Joins Three Brothers in Arms
Miss Bernadine Cioffe of 43 Oakwood Avenue has enlisted in the Marine Corps, joining brothers Patrick in Army duty Jerry with Coast Artillery in North Africa and Anthony at officer candidate school in Texas. She leaves Albany soon for an indoctrination center as she commits to wartime service. Ta-ko-bed, Puget Sound Indian name, explains Tacoma’s origin as an angry mountain in weight.
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Oakwood Avenue
Marine Corps
Miss Cioffe
Elaerk
Albany
Patrick
Jerry
Coast Artillery
North Africa
Anthony
Texas
Tacoma, Wash
Puget Sound
Wight
Venus Brightens Across July Sky and Nearby Constellations
Venus remains the month’s brightest object, reaching magnitude minus 4.2 and outshining Vega as it nears Regulus in Leo on July 6. The article outlines prominent summer constellations Scorpius, Hercules, Corona Borealis, Ophiuchus, and nearby stars Altair Deneb Vega Spica Arcturus and Jupiter low in the west, with Saturn guiding morning skies in Taurus and Mars rising in Aries around 1:00 a.m.
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Science Service
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Vega
Lyra
Orion
Scorpius
Antares
Regulus
Altair
Aquila
Deneb
Cygnus
Spica
Virgo
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Arcturus
Hercules
Ophiuchus
Aesculapius
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Earth
Celestial Time Table for July highlights lunar events
July timetable notes new moon at 4 2.58am with Moon passing Jupiter and Venus occultation visible in the east. It lists Moon distances, first quarter, full moon, and nearest Moon, plus Delta Aquarid meteors and planetary alignments. Times are adjusted by time zone differences for CWT MWT and PWT.
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Venus
Mars
Saturn
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Allies Hit Europe in Bomb Raids In World War II
Allied air forces conducted a doubleheader raid on La Spezia targeting the German Italian fleet bases while RAF Lancasters suffered no losses. Bombers from the Middle East and North Africa attacked Comiso Sicily and Olbia Sardinia as Spitfires and fighters downed several enemy aircraft.
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Germany
Italy
Britain
London Air Ministry
Africa
Air Ministry
Sad
RA. F
Hitler
R Aaf
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Oliver Reelected Secretary Treasurer at Hospital Association
Mrs William H Olive, former Leonard Hospital superintendent, was reelected for a third term as Secretary treasurer at the Northeastern New York State Hospital Association annual meeting at the Hotel Ten Eyck Albany. Miss John Dougher presided. new officers include Miss Ellen Young president and Miss Rose Suall vice president.
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William H Olive
Leonard Hospital
Northeastern
New York State Hospital Association
Hotel Ten Eyck
Albany
John Dougher
Ellen Young
Memorial Hospital
Rose Suall
Saratoga
Dealers May End Egg Sales
Wholesale egg dealers serving New York City threaten to stop selling eggs after 6 30 p m July 3 unless the Office of Price Administration provides relief. The Butter and Egg Merchants Association said they lose seven cents per dozen under current ceilings.
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New York
INS
New York City
Office of Price Administration
Butter and Egg Merchants’ Association, Inc
Mrs Luce Attacks President in Isolation Policy Debate
The speech centers on Mrs Luce condemning isolationism and urging support for international machinery to maintain peace. She accuses Roosevelt of lacking foreign policy and aligning with British war policy, criticizes “isola tinist policy,” and defends a bipartisan resolution to back global alliances and peace efforts.
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Grace Episcopal Church Bowlers Banquet Ends Season
Members of the Mixed Bowling League of Grace Episcopal Church Waterford held their annual banquet to close the season last night at The Hendrick Hudson. Committee head Arthur J. Fero led arrangements. nineteen members were present.
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League of Grace Episcopal Church
Waterford
Hendrick Hudson
Arthur J. Fero
Recognition Quiz SEE PICTURE ON PAGE 1r
Cornelius A. Casey is identified as chairman of the executive committee of the Democratic Committee and chief of the Troy Fire Department since May 1918. He is also a member of the construction firm Casey Bros.
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Cornelius A. Casey
Rensselaer County Democratic Committee
Troy Fire Department
Casey Bros
Nine-year-old writes victory song in Seattle
Jimmy O'Donnell a nine year old from Seattle wrote a new victory song with words and music though not assigned as a school project. The future fifth grader said he just had to put it on paper and hoped it would lift spirits as the war ends.
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Seattle
UNS
Jimmy O'Donnell
Jimmy
Home front support urged in wartime Pulse column
Fred B. Rosekrans appeals readers of the Pulse of the People column to sustain war effort and morale. He stresses home front sacrifice, ongoing casualty awareness, and the importance of mail, libraries, and fundraising to back soldiers in the 105th Infantry. He cites unity with veterans and calls for continued public support.
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Troy
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Keep Day For Graduates
A graduate’s mother writes in The Record urging that commencements focus on the students rather than praise for political units and education boards. She argues teachers and officials are paid well and taxpayers deserve gratitude for new schools, not political parties.
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Board of Education
Albany County Democrats Nominate Incumbents for Review
Albany County Democrats held a brief meeting in I O O F hall and unanimously renominated all incumbent city and county officers. John T. Delaney was named district attorney with Wellington B. Clarke county clerk, Foster Decker sheriff, Arthur W. Tompkins coroner, Sol Rubenstein city court judge, and Edward Kampf police court judge. Republicans planned to meet Monday at the Ten Eyck Hotel to pick their slate, with Ernest B. Morris and John J. Conway considered for district attorney.
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Albany County
Frank 3. Harris
Albany City
John T. Delaney
Wellington B. Clarke
Foster Decker
Arthur W. Tompkins
Sol Rubenstein
Edward Kampf
Ten Eyck
Ernest B. Morris
Congress
John J. Conway
Grotto Prophets Plan Summer Outing and Meeting
Ivan Grotto members met at the Masonic Temple for a smoker. They outlined a Saturday July 17 summer outing with Bosworth McChesney named chairman of the arrangements committee. No venue decided. Fifty prophets attended, Monarch A. A. Grathwol presided, Archie W. Ostrander as master of ceremonies.
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Ivan Grotto
Masonic Temple
Bosworth McChesney
Monarch A. A. Grathwol
Archie W. Ostrander
Rubbish Fire Quelled Behind 450 Eighth Street
Bussey Steamer crews responded at 3 30 pm yesterday to a rubbish fire in a vacant lot behind 450 Eighth Street. Fire was extinguished with no damage reported.
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Bussey
Eighth Street
Byrd Demands Hearings on Strike Draft Plan
Senator Harry F. Byrd urged immediate Senate military affairs committee hearings on President Roosevelt's proposal to draft strikers in government owned or held industries up to age 65. He asked the President to sign the Conmally anti strike bill and noted his March 1 bill to broaden Selective Service to include workers hindering war production. The plan centers on force at home to back troops abroad.
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INS
Harry F. Byrd
D.-Va
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Byrd
Senate
Congress
Aviation Cadet Dies in Crash Near Valdosta
Aviation Cadet Joseph Leonardo of Schenectady New York died in a plane crash near Valdosta Georgia during routine training. Cadet Leonard another trainee at the Army Air Forces school also perished in a collision between a primary training ship and a twin engined trainer from Mooty Field.
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Barrett Street
Schenectady
Valdosta
Leonard
Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School
Mooty Field
Swan from Saratoga Track Moves to City Park Pond
Admirers of the swan that has lived in the Saratoga race track infield pond for 18 years will now find him in the Saratoga Springs City Park pond. Mrs. Thomas Clare and John J. Galligan note swans are typically sent to Darien Connecticut for the winter.
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Saratoga Racetrack
Saratoga Springs City Park
Thomas Clare
John J. Galligan
Darien
Conn
No Racing This Year After Pair Die at Maratoga Track
The decision keeps the remaining pair in Maratoga after one died. Andrew J. Dunlavey, city park superintendent, notes about two dozen wild ducks at the track will be sent to the park.
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Maratoga
Andrew J. Dunlavey
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