Cross Said To Provide Living Design
A fragmentary notes from a Holy Week service discusses the cross as a living design and quotes Rev. George A Burtrica on Jesus and the cross. The text references doctrinal points, criticisms of worldly views, and remarks by Dr Buteets.
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Cross
Esterday Oy
George A Burtrica
Setend Sresbytarng
Jesus George Bernard Shar
On the Air Programs From Local Stations
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City Sells Property And Old Tractor
The Department of Public Works sold a small Bruns wick Road parcel and an old tractor at public sale on Wednesday. Commissioner William F. Luby awarded the land to John J. Brown, a nearby dairy operator, for 275 dollars. Only other bidder was Kenneth Miller of Poestenkill.
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Brunswick Road
Department of Public Works
William F. Luby
Department
John J. Brown
Brown
Kenneth Miller
Poestenkill
Tunswick Road
Miller
Stimson Sees Nazis Beaten in Rhineland
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson said the German army on the Rhine is beaten beyond hope of success except surrender or collapse. He warned a temporary inner core of resistance could form as Allied supply lines push forward. He stressed German leadership bears responsibility if villages are fought to destruction.
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Rhine
Henry L. Stimson
Germany
Stimson
Brothers Meet in Italy After Three Years
Two Trey brothers, Benjerhin oS and Jacob Adof, met in France for the first time in three and a half years. They are sons of Mrs. Gussie Adof. Jacob had been with Mrs. Benjamin for two years and was in England before France. The reunion, described in letters home, was a complete surprise as both serve in separate Army units.
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Trey Brothers
France
Os Benjerhin
Jacob Adof
Gussie Adoff
Jacob
Benjamin
England
Arary
Former Printing Firm Head Dies at Albany
Walter S. Ryan, 77, former president of the Fort Orange Press in Albany, died at his home 834 New Scotland Avenue. Born in Oneida, he moved to Albany thirty years ago and served as confidential clerk in the State Engineer's Department under Frank Williams. He joined Brandon Printing Co. in 1922 and was named president when that company became Fort Orange Press. He retired in 1932.
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Fort Orange Press
Albany
New Scotland Avenue
Oneida
Bir
Ryan
State Engineer’s Department
Frank Williaces
Brandon Printing Co
Sort Orange
Ress
Local Notes On Latham Residents And Bowling Standings
Lathan Mrs Stephen Scully Jr confined to St Josephs Hospital in Troy. Floyda Shaida former Norma Dupree home on furlough plans return to San Angelo Texas tomorrow. Wilhas 5 Petri husband of Norma Dupree recent Navy discharge after 36 months. Mrs Cyris Panien had high game 479 this week for Siena College Womens Bowling League. Gladys Orrett high triple 471 and top team Daiquiris with 7655.
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Stephen Scully, Jr
St. Joseph's’ Hospital
Troy
Floyda Shaida
Dz Dupree
Farth
San Angelo
Tex
Wilhas
Petri
Norma Dupree
Latham
Navy
Servie
Cyris Panien
Siena College
Gladys Orrett
Local residents travel and family moves across towns
Shushan Reland Roberson and Fremont Cramer were in Troy Saturday. Mr and Mrs Eddie Smith and family of Sandgate Vt are moving from the Fred Smith farm to the former Galbraith farm in Cam en Valley. Miss Dorothy Shields of Schenectady spent the weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Shields on the Shushan Salem Road.
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Reland Roberson
Fremont Cramer
Troy
Eddie “Smith
Sandgate
Fred Smith
Galbraith Farm
Camen Valley
Dorothy Shields
Schenectady
Robert Shields
Shushan- Salem Road
William Scott Killed in Action at Biak New Guinea
Word received by Mr and Mrs BG Scott of Mechanicville confirms their son William Scott was killed in action on March 22 at Biak in New Guinea AEF He was born in Mechanicville spent his life there and worked for West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co Survivors include his parents three sisters Mrs F G Seavel of Rochester Mrs Leonard D Wine Ted and Miss Helen Scott and his brother Captain Robert Scott stationed at Pampa Texas. A cave-in near Francis Street disturbed the South End yesterday morning.
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Scott
Biak
New Guinea
BG. Scott
South Third Street
Mechanicville
High
Hook
West Virginia. Pulp & Paper 'Co
F. G. Seavel
Rochester
Leonard D. Wineted
Mise Helen Senit
Mechanicelle
Rotert Scout
Pampa
Tex
Diver St Man Charged With Abandonment
Harold Haight of 2303 River Street was picked up by two Troy detectives and turned over to Waterford authorities on a warrant charging abandonment of his wife and child. Detectives Shields and Kane apprehended him for Edward J. Burgess of Waterford.
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River Street
Troy
Waterford
Edward J. Burgess
Gastee
Joseph B. Shields
Michael J. Kane
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