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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1945

Page

4

Faith in America Voice at High School Exercises

The Rev James K Leen urged faith in America during high school exercises in the auditorium. The program opened with invocations and hymns led by local pastors, with readings from Hebrews and prayers from church leaders. The address warned against fascism and urged trust in God and life, ending with the hymn Faith of Our Fathers and benediction.

America James K Leenart Sentar Glass Pat Beccalawrean Progres Serafino ‘Aurizgemme Chereh Lof Teou Rew Freemen Kline Methatiss Richant D. Wright Sase Lotte Bark Woodpass Baptist Church Herbert DeSala Saratoga Springs Stewser Mfe Fife Sekton Hite Garthers W. L. Fielding Haytor St. Luke's Episcopal Church Ace Thomas First Presbyterian Church

Develop Strong Bones and Teeth With Cocomalt Milk

A health column urges calcium and Vitamin D for growing children and promotes Cocomalt as a tasty milk additive. It claims three glasses of milk daily helps meet iron phosphorus B vitamins and D needs, with Cocomalt delivering calcium and making milk more appealing.

Local groups plan show grounds entrance bond event

Lawrence Gerrity announces a regional athletic show on the new grounds with William George as chair and Harrison Pregent among organizers. A bond entrance will mark the show precincts, while fire department officials and area residents await invitations to the event tomorrow afternoon. Robert M. Hall, longtime resident and yardmaster, dies at Leonard Hospital after a brief illness. services set for 2:30 pm at his home with burial at Hudson View Cemetery. St Pauls graduation exercises feature top awards and Regents diplomas for 24 students, with Rev James K Stewart officiating. Community notes cover church activities, societies, and summer suspensions through September.

Rence M. Gerrity USA Jameice Carnital Baystond Blowers O. C Gion Showa Wiliam George Harrison Pregent Franki Nelson Harold Sheehan Sonn Lahern Edward Fitzpatrick James K. Stewart George Guyene Patrick J. Kenny Robert M. Hall Pee Leonard Hospital Newark Jego Boson & Maine Railroad Hall First Presbyterian Church Brotherhood of Railroad Srainmen Seven Sisters Willam FF Calvin Canton George Clark Rotterdam Junction Hugh -Boyd Augusta, Me John Carswell Schenectady Daniel Carey Marshall’ Cowan William Poneber Cowan James K Stewart Hudson View St. Paul's St. Pauls Parochial School St. Paul's Church Sacred Heart Owen Bennett Oal St Anthony’s Seminary Rensselaer Thomas Nolan Philip Ryan Alfred Helle Elizabeth O'Brien Edward Finigah Bernard Petroni Court St. Paul Catholic Daughters’ of America Agnes Wallehan Women's Society of Christian Service Iethodist Church Camarota Park Avenue James Lynch Pranklin W. Srowned Clarence W. Gaige James Huchison Charles Steves School of Religion St. Luke's Episcopal Church Frama H H. Monk Ralph Russell Ernest Overton Joseph O. Mosseau Campréte Retired Ministers’ Association Déra Woodin Ball

Timothy Collins Named National DAV Post Deputy

County Detective Timothy L. Collings, World War I veteran of 4 Plum Avenue, has been notified by Milcon D. Cohen, national commander of the National Dissolved American War Veterans, that he has been appointed as national deputy chief. Collings is a member of Rev. Francis A Kelley Chapter DAV, Nobie Callahan Post American Legion, and Troy Post VEW.

Timothy L. Collings Plum Avene Milcon D. Cohen Chied Mtr Collins Francis A Kelley DAV Nobie Callahan Aemrican ‘Legion Troy Post VEW

Joyce Pleads Innocent to Treason Charges in London

Joyce, dubbed Lord Haw-Haw, pleads innocent to treason in a London hearing. Defense argues he is an American citizen. prosecution cites a British birth and passport filings while Joyce asserts a New York birth record and a Galway claim to British status. He testifies he lived in Ireland until 1921 and was treated as a British subject by German authorities.

London Vuiltine Haw-Haw Joyce Charles Read Brigly Igever Hesd Broodys Joyee Wad Germany New ‘York Binh L AL Byrne Byrne Birsg i Herkituer Street Brooklyn M. Y Aiso Galway Ireland Alléng Britain England

Fragmentary Quote Reveals Conflicted Political Shifts

The document records Joyce recounting a shift from extreme conservatism to socialist leanings in the 1920s. He notes being shaped by early career experiences and expresses strong disgust with British policy while praising Nazi-era Germany’s purported constructive works.

Jeyte Hitter Germany

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