Clancy to Have Full War Honor
The body of William G. Clancy former Boston police officer murdered at Roughan Hall Charlestown will be buried with full military honors in Ipswich on April 19. Mrs Elizabeth A Clancy widow arranged to move the body from the tomb to a local cemetery lot. The Ipswich Post of the American Legion will take part in the burial services.
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Ipswich
William G. Clancy
Boston
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Elizabeth A. Clancy
American Legion
Clancy Family to Move to Ipswich and Join Daughter in America
Mrs Clancy says her mother and sister along with Roy five year old son of Mrs Clancy and the patrolman will sail for America and make their home in Ipswich. The mother initially refused but now will come to live with her daughter and another daughter will join them. Roy is reported to be recovering from illness and is expected to be well soon. Mrs Clancy declares she will never leave the United States again and aims to educate Roy in American schools to become American like his father.
Navy plan neglect blamed for Pacific fleet readiness
Rear Admiral William F. Fullam testified before the Senate naval committee that from 1915 to 1917 the Navy Department failed to prepare Pacific fleet ships for war. Armored cruisers remained in reserve and only naval apprentices enabled brief training cruises. He said only direct appeals to Assistant Secretary Roosevelt yielded support for preparedness measures. Admiral Hugh Rodman was set to testify next.
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Washington
Navy Department
Senate Naval Investrieting Committee
William F. Fullam
Pacific
Europe
Daniels
Roosevelt
Atonday
Hugh Rodhmoen
Pacific Fleet
Bill for Veterans Homes Turned Down
President Edwin T. Mc Knight of the Senate proposed a bill to aid veterans in obtaining suitable homes. The committee on re construction deferred the measure to the next General Court, noting the plan would have the State advance funds for construction and veterans repay within years.
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Edwin T. McKnight
Senate
Committee On Reconstruction
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