Seven Year-Old Plympton Twins Stand Out in Bay State
In Plympton Massachusetts Edmund and Frank Churchill are celebrated as Civil War veterans and local farmers. The 77th birth observance marks their long lives together near their birth homes. Both ran farms, married 45 years, and enjoy good health. Edmund read the Boston Post daily, with Frank also an avid reader.
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Edmund Churchill
Boston
Chelsea
Churchill
Bay State
Bull Run
Antietam
Fredricksburg
Edmund
State House
Harvard University
Frank
Cape
Boston Post
Post
Ties Match The Sweetbriar Look For Sport Blouse
Ties to match the Sweetbriar tie for wear with a sport blouse are available. They measure 614 inches wide with hemstitched ends.
Lithuanian Republic Elects Antanas Smetoras President
Washington April 4 Antanas Smetoras was elected President of the Lithuanian republic on April 4 according to word received by the Lithuanian executive council from its embassy in Berne. He is a lawyer and former president of the Lithuanian state council.
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Washington
Antanas Smetoras
Lithuanian Executive Council
Berne
Lithuanian State Council
Stockholm Symphony Plans U S Tour From Europe’s Best
Stockholm April 1 The Stockholm Symphony Orchestra will leave soon for a tour of the United States. It is reputed to be among the best orchestras in Europe.
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Stockholm Symphony
U. S
Stockholm
Associated Press
Stockholm Symphony Orchestra
United States
Europe
Packard
Waterfront Calendar and Shipping News Summary
April 10 entry marks wartime date counts with tides and celestial signs. Boston area weather and marine data show morning tide nine feet, evening eight feet, full moon approaching. Six trawlers bring 387,000 pounds of scrod, 3,950 pounds halibut, 4,000 pounds cash. Speedwell with 14,000 pounds live lobsters. Leyland Line Parisian reaches Avonmouth. West Loxquassuck arrives, to aid Belgrian Relief efforts. Holbrook brings China clay from Fowey. Lake Fondulac carries 8 million pounds Cuban sugar to American Sugar Refining. Shipping Board steamers planned to depart Pacific ports with flour cargoes to prove seaworthiness. Scythian departs after five-day delay from fire. Wreck Shoal buoy changes slated around April 15. Landman newspaper item.
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England
Holbrook
Canadian Pacific Railway
Fowey
Cornwall
Mystic Wharf
Boston
Lake Fondulac
Nuevitas
American Sugar Refining Company
Shipping Board
Pacific
New York
Food Administration
Leyland Line
Scythian
London
Shipping News Arrivals From Various Ports and Vessels
Shipping news lists steamers and schooners arriving or sailings from Portsmouth New Hampshire to New York and Boston paths. Vessels include West Loquassuck McMullen Havre and Plymouth Holbrook Sargent Fowey Gloucester and letters from Gloucester and Rockland for Lynn Portland and Bucksport. Tugboats tow barges and port movements involve Norfolk Philadelphia South Amboy and Beverly with barges L W Nos 2 6 7 12 14 568 and Maho-
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West Loquassuck
McMullen
Havre
Plymouth
Holbrook
Sargent
Fowey
England
Lake Fondulac
Haagensen
Nuevitas
Cuba
Rogday
Portsmouth
N. H
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
Pawnee
Robinson
New York
Speedwell
Burns
Abbotts Harbor
N. S
Mary W. Potter
Nickerson
Portland
Shicksninney
Rockland
Moneybrook
Wentworth
Port Johnson
Salem
Quinn
Ctc
Triton
Wall
Nay Aug
Bucksport
Chemung
Pocono
Tamaqua
Isaakson
Port Reading
N. J
Delaware Breakwater left barge No. 17 from Norfolk at Salem
Shipping movements show a fleet of vessels including Steamers Bohemian Selwyn Eddy Grecian Mo hawk and tugs Standard S towing multiple barges across ports from Norfolk to Salem Providence Port Reading and South Amboy with names Glendower Cotoraro Pickering Cocopson Mahoning and West End among others.
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Ning
Savage, Wessel
Delaware
Norfolk
Salem
Bohemian
Liverpool
Selwyn Eddy
Grecian
Philadelphia
Mohawk
Portland
Standard S
New York
Socony
Charles T. Gallagher
Providence
Coast Transit No
F. L. Pilsbury
Northern
South Amboy
Enterprise
Port Reading
Lynn
Nichols
Rockport
Mass
West End
Plymouth
Vanderbilt to head Salvation Army drive in New York
Colonel Adam Gifford announces Brigadier General Cornelius Vanderbilt has accepted the invitation to chair the Greater New York district campaign for the Home Service Fund. The drive runs May 19 to 26 and aims to raise 13 million dollars in support of Salvation Army work.
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Adam Gifford
Salvation Army
New England
Cornelius Vanderbilt
France
FE Evangelist Booth
United States
New York
Home Service Fund
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ENV
MeilLu
Smmeltrutt
Moore
Eatutt
Plympton
Frank Churchill
Plympton Twin
Jordan Marsh Company
Gilet
Greenwich Village
Jordan Marsh
L.P. Hollander , CO
Boylston Street
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Iescesel Ue
Totel
J. W. Smith
Boston Fish Bureau
Haddock
H. F. Hammond
Parisian
John Gardner
Hull
Avonmouth
Overseas Naval Transportation Service
East
Nantucket Sound
Wreck Shoal West
Wreck Shoal
Catherine Awa
Shipping News
Vanderbilt
Beach
Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit Packard Motor Car Co
Commonwealth Avenue
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