Memorial Service For Sailors Of Destroyer Jacob Jones
A noon memorial on the Common honors American sailors who perished when the destroyer Jacob Jones was torpedoed in a war zone. Massachusetts Navy Relief Auxiliary arranged the service with 400 crew from Bridgeport aboard. They form a guard of honor marching to the Liberty Mall for three volley salutes and Taps. Commandant William H. Rush and Mayor Curley will speak.
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United States
Jacob Jones
Massachusetts Auxiliary
Navy Relief Society
Rorschach
S. S. Bridgeport
Commonwealth Pier
Liberty Mall
More Courts-Martial for Houston Riots
Plans are being shaped to try additional men of the Twenty-fourth Infantry on charges growing out of the Houston riot of Aug. 23. Fourteen who have been confined at Fort Bliss, El Paso, were brought to San Antonio last night.
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San Antonio
Tex
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Houston
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Draft Exams Reveal 1000 Tuberculosis Cases
More than 1000 unsuspected TB cases were found in the draft physicals. Dr. Allan J. McLaughlin, chairman of the State Board of Health, reported the finding yesterday at the dispensary nurses conference.
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Allan J. McLaughlin
State Board of Health
Denaby and Donovan Arraigned. Sentences and Fines Court
Deal abs t rict Court yesterday both men were arraigned before Judge Joseph H. Barnes. Denaby was sentenced to one-a eee eT month in the House of Correction. He appealed the sentence. Donovan was fined $5.
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Trict
Joseph H. Barnes
Denaby
House of Correction
Donovan
In Market Holiday Prices for Trees Meats and Produce
Boston markets show a holiday setup with Christmas trees wreaths and laurel sold near last year prices. Meat prices stay firm with lamb beef pork and chicken listed. produce including cranberries potatoes turnips squash and citrus also priced, while wheatless days push up certain flour meals.
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Boston
United States Food Administration
California
Barred Zone Offenders Sentenced and Fined
Mar Irvine to pass an armed guard on duty in the barred zone along Boston waterfront. William F. Denaby, 28, of lb Congress.
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Mar Irvine
Boston
William F. Denaby
Lb Congress
Will Chop Wood and Save Coal Club Launch Tomorrow
The Cut-a-Cord Club, started by the Massachusetts fuel administration, will be officially launched with a chopping bee tomorrow afternoon at the Lincoln estate of James J. Storrow. Storrow has a 22 acre wood lot set aside for the club's use.
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Massachusetts Fuel Administration
Lincoln Estate
James J. Storrow
Massachusetts
Mr. Storrow
Appalachian Cut-a-Cord Club Seeks Wood Fuel Relief
The coal shortage in New England spurs the Appalachian Cut-a-Cord Club to organize a chopping bee to boost wood fuel. Members, skilled in mountain climbing, plan a series of events to add fuel supply and provide outdoor exercise, with a first event set for Saturday.
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New England
Navy Tug Fire Claims Three Lives at Atlantic Port
Three men were killed and a fourth in critical condition after a fuel oil fire aboard a navy tug near an Atlantic port. The deceased are Bruce W. Ross of Portsmouth Virginia Lloyd Hampton of Bamboo North Carolina and William Williams of Portsmouth Virginia Ellsworth I. Trumbull of Martinsville Indiana was seriously burned.
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Washington
Atlantic
Navy Department
Bruce W. Ross
Portsmouth
Lloyd Hampton
Wate
Bamboo
William Williams
Ellsworth I. Trumbull
Martinsville
Ind
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NAVY
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