Fire devastates multiple Troy warehouses in Colonie Fiber blaze
A major fire swept through six Troy warehouses near the Delaware and Hudson yard, damaging Colonie Fiber Co and Greens Island structures. Losses included Rickerson Supply Co stock estimated at 17000 dollars, with other firms awaiting damage figures as insurance coverage is noted. Firefighters fought low water pressures to prevent spread to Holland Furnace Co and other buildings.
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Richerson Supply Co
Troy
Uva Colonia Fiber Co
Addams Coal & of Co
Ttt
Delaware & Hudson
Holland Furnace Co
Rickerson Bupily Co
Greens Island
Colonie Fiber Co
Rickerson Supply Co
Weekend Notes From Trinity Lutheran and Local Groups
Sand Lake resident Pratt receives treatment at Samaritan Hospital. Clifford Kintsbury and William Smauder families visit Lake Starrucca. Trinity Lutheran Church groups plan meetings and social events this week including an adult discussion group and a Halloween social. Rev Otto Voigt of Hartwick College will speak at a dedication service Oct 23. Upcoming dinners include Grange turkey dinner, Loyal Berean Swiez steak supper Nov 9, and Trinity women turkey dinner in the church craft room.
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Dames Pratt
Samaritan Hospital
Clifford Kintsbury
William Smauder
Lake Starrucca
Trinty Lu Itheran Church
Harry Kachadunan
Luther League
Billy Dinsmore
Beatrice Waldron
Otto E Voigt F
Hartwick College
Trinity Church
Grange
Loyal Berean
Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Unveiling a One-Party Dictatorship in the New People’s Republic
A U S official labels the constitution of the new People’s Republic as a tool for totalitarian rule. The Volkskammer holds absolute power to legislate and amend, appoints Supreme Court members, and can recall officials. Freedoms are tightly restricted, with bans on anti-government activity, church involvement, and political dissent.
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Peoples Republic
U. S
Peoples Council
Volkskammer
Newsboy Freeman in Japan tours historic sites
Frederick B Andersen, a newsboy for The Reward News, is stationed in Japan after a tour of the country. He visited Urakami Church in Nagasaki, destroyed by the atomic blast, once the largest church in the Orient. About 2,000 perished, and survivors worshipped in a temporary chapel near the ruins.
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Frederick B. Andersen
Reward
Japan
Urakami
Nagasaki
United States
Orient
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