Three Faiths Unite on World Peace
For the first time in American history Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders issue a seven point declaration calling for a world order based on moral law. The statement urges international institutions to enforce law, sanctions if needed, and guarantees of human rights and educational equality, with collective security and compulsory arbitration to resolve disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Social Action Department
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Synagogue Council of America
Global Reform Calls for Citizen Labor Rights
A historical dispatch argues for replacing the current economic monopoly and resource exploitation with an adequate standard of living built on citizens' work. The text frames labor as a fundamental dignity and stresses economic justice and equitable access to natural resources.
T-Steps to Promote Security of Family and Labor Welfare
A compact article outlines steps by groups and states to secure family safety, ensure decent working conditions, and involve labor in decisions affecting welfare. It emphasizes coordinated policies and practical measures to elevate living standards and collaborative governance.
Round Lake and Area Social Roundup and War Loan Totals
Round Lake residents visited friends in Boston Geenfield and Rome while several local households hosted guests from Orange NJ Grand Isle and Boston. An Armistice Day mass meeting at Round Lake High School was postponed to November 11 with reports from chairmen, a speaker, and a film. The War Loan drive ended in Malta Town pledging 1135.0 and Malta Ridge 2900 Malta ville 1030 Round Lake 4460 raised mostly via schools and post office sales. Russell Connor led as town chairman with Robert Taynor Malta Ridge chair and C E Raxytrond Height Round Lake chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bilodeau
Boston
Lozinda Newton
Geenfield
Mass
William van Gaasneck
Orange NJ
John van Gaaspeck Mi
Walton Tuck
Grand Isle
Witham H Tuch
Richard Blanchard
Walter Mese
Helen Pfeirte
Rome
Round Lake High School
Malta
Round Lake
Ian
Malta Ridge
Maltaville
Round Lake District
Russell G Connor
Robert Taynor
Local Social Notes From Boyntonville Weekend
Mr and Mrs Otto Klotz spent time in New York. Mrs Jares Boond of Troy was the weekend guest of Mrs Alexander Smith. John Suder and Kenneth Weed were mentioned in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Klotz
Schord
New York
Jares Boond of
Troy
Alexander Smith
John Suder
Kenneth Weed
Local notices and social updates from area churches
En have secured positions at W E Gulevs Troy. Contractor Lohmes of Valley Falls decorates the exterior of the Methodist Church. George Armstrong of Schenectady was the recent guest of his brother Melbourne Armstrong. Pri Leo Haley of Newport R I Navy yard is spending a nine day furlough with his family. Mrs Gerald Muller and children of Arlington VA were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Miller. Robert Blair of Detroit spent a few days at the home of his stepson Charles DeLaMater. Pvt George Brenenstuhl of California is spending a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Marshall Brenenstuhl. Mrs Ida Schermerhorn returned to her home in Schenectady after visiting Mrs Helen Agan. The sum of 1765 dollars was realized from the food sale sponsored by the Guild of the Holy Name last Saturday. The Guild of the Holy Name will hold an all day meeting at the parish hall Tuesday. Mrs Minnie Roe Puck and Mrs Ernest Smith will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E Gulevs
Troy
Lohmes
Valley Falls
George Armstrong
Schenectay
Melbourne Armstrong
Leo Haley
Newport R I Navy Yard
Robert Blair
Detroit
Charles DeLa Mater
George Brenenstuhl
California
Marshall Brenenstuhl
Ida Schermerhorn
Schenectady
Helen Agan
Minnie Roepuck
Ernest Smith
Cambridge Social Notes Quietly Reports Illnesses and Visits
South Cambridge Mr and Mrs George Cornell were called to Cambridge by the illness and death of Mrs Frad Will ett. Mr and Mrs John Gannon were guests at a party Sunday for their granddaughter Roberta Camilla aAlbergine in Hoosick Falls. Mrs Frank Sawtelle has received word that her son Corp Rudolph Krause is confined to a base hospital with an injured leg. The location of the hospital was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gannon
Roberta Camilla aAlbergine
Hoosick Falls
Frank Sawtelle
Corp Rudolph Krause
Man made gems enter precision gear and markets
New York reports that synthetic sapphires and rubies, created by Linde Air Products Co, a Union Carbide unit, now rival natural stones in quality. Engineer Ewald Dietz said the stones can be indistinguishable to experts even under 20 power microscopy, with potential postwar uses in cost effective production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linde Air Products Co
Union Carbide and
Carbon Carp
Ewald Dietz
Linde
Synthetic gems aid industry after war says expert
The article notes synthetic sapphires and rubies reaching 300 to 400 carats, valued for wear resistant bearings and as pure material. It mentions the postwar use of synthetic corundum in spray nozzles, wire dies, burnishing tools, phonograph needles, and optical supplies.
Shushan Girl Scouts Meet with Jean Fowler
Shushan Girl Scouts met with Jean Fowler Wednesday afternoon at the close of school. A supper will be served for the puole at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday evening. Effie Jamison was received into membership of the United Presbyterian Church at the communion service Sunday. Mr and Mrs John McCollum closed their home here and returned to New York City Wednesday, accompanied by their daughter Mrs Joan V. Stevely. Women’s Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church met at the home of Sherman Hunt yesterday, led by Mrs Armstrong. A project by the Mews Open Door Club aims to erect a community service board near the Methodist Church corner bearing the names of local service members. Peter Clark and Sumner Lind will oversee funds raised by subscription, and Mrs Clifford Gilchrist will inscribe the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Fowler
Puole
Methodist
Effie Jamison
United Presbyterian Church
John McCollum
New York City
Joan V. Stevely
Womens Missionary Society of
Sherman Hunt
Armstrong
Mews Open Door Club
Methodist Church
Peter Clark
Sumner Lind
Clifford Gilchrst
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Shinley Rivett
Johanna Cases
Margaret Rogers
Dorothy Malone
Dorothy Smith
Lois McLean
Pearl Donahue
Sterling Olmstead
Boyntonville
Gerald Muller
Arlington, VI
John Miller
South Cambridge
George Cornell
Cambridge
Frad Willett
Nature
U.S.A
Shushan
Uncle Sam
Botte
Seagram
Gand
Seagram Distillers Corporation
Gephive
Eastern Regional Research Laboratory
U. S. Department of Agriculture
EN J
Sammy Kaye
WooKe
Bob Crosby
Loritford Company
Ike
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