Thousands scan harbor for elusive U boat arrival
Waterfront crowds flocked to the seaside and Provincetown harbor hoping to witness the first German U boat cross Atlantic waters. Rumors spread of sightings, but officials and pilots reported no verified arrival, noting a possible American submersible and ongoing trials rather than a German liner.
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Camp Whitney
Atlantic
Germany
Spain
Provincetown
Boston
Cape Cod
Provinceton Bay
Gloucester
From Kittery to Cape Cod Eyes Strain in Search Effort
From Kittery to the Cape Cod tip, thousands scanned the sea with marine glasses in a wide ranging search. The effort engaged boats and observers along the shoreline in a coordinated look for a missing vessel or person.
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Kittery
Tip End
Cape Cod
Barrett Delaney Tie The Knot At St Gregorys Church
James F. Barrett of Wakefield and Margaret M. Delaney of Dorchester were married yesterday in a nuptial mass at St. Gregorys Church Dorchester Lower Mills. Father Meheran officiated, a friend of the groom.
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James F. Barrett
Wakefield
Margaret M. Delaney
Dorchester
St. Gregory’s Church
Dorchester Lower Mills
Father Meheran
Forty-Fifth Has Reunion at Nantasket Beach
Henry Merriam of Gardiner Maine was elected president of the Forty-Fifth Massachusetts Regiment survivors at their annual reunion at the Atlantic House Nantasket. Officers chosen include Myrich Hatch Canton first vice president and John D. Whitcomb Boston secretary treasurer who was re elected for the 48th time.
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Henry
Merriam
Gardiner
Forty-Fifth
Massachusetts
Atlantic House
Nantasket
Charles R. Codman
Henry KE. Merriam
James T. Williams, Jr
Boston Transcript
Codman
Old Forty-Fifth Comparing Wars to Modern European Conflict
A brief lament contrasts the old Forty-Fifth era wars described as moderate and respectable with the current brutal European war, noting the shift in scope and danger and reflecting on absence.
Bail Granted in Embezzlement Case Against Cashier Jones
Harry A. Jones, indicted for embezzling cash from Stoneham National Bank where he served as assistant cashier, was released on $10,000 bail after pleading not guilty. Prosecutor Ander son opposed the bail reduction, noting total misappropriated funds possibly $58,700 with $13,000 restitution and $45,700 outstanding. He allegedly diverted funds to stock market losses and family and personal expenses.
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Harry A. Jones
United States Grand Jury
Stoneham National Bank
United States
Anderson
Morton
Jones
Carnival at Wakefield Elks Draws Big Crowd
Hundreds of Wakefield residents joined a weekend carnival hosted by the Wakefield Lodge of Elks on the Cyrus Wakefield estate. Children enjoyed afternoon attractions while the evening offered amusements for adults.
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Carnival OF Wakefield Elks
All Wakefield
The
Wakefield Lodge of Elks
Cyrus Wakefield
Deer Use Drinking Tank As Summer Bath At Zoo
Mollie Waddy and Tony, the Franklin Park elephants, have nothing on the elk range deer. Facing heat, the drinking tanks are used as improvised baths with deer entering, shaking off and emptying the tank, forcing keepers to refill water repeatedly.
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Mollie
Waddy
Tony
Franklin Park
Elk Range
Festa to aid Italians at the Meyer estate garden
An Italian Festa will be held this afternoon under the patronage of the Italian ambassador and Countess Dolores Macchini Cellere on the estate of Mr and Mrs George von L Meyer in Hamilton north shore. The fundraiser supports women and children in Italy left destitute by wartime callups. The event runs 4 to 7 PM with Governor and Mrs McCall among the guests.
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Dolores Macchini Cellere
George von L. Meyer
Hamilton
North Shore
Italy
McCall
Beedle Daughter Weds Union in Newton Home Ceremony
Ruth Beedle of Wellesley aged 13 wed Chester Robert Union of Boston Harvard last night. The ceremony took place at the Beedles 4 Breamore Road Newton and was performed by Rev. Harry Lutz pastor of the Channing Unitarian Church.
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Ruth Beedle
Wellesley
Walter A. Beedle
Breamore Road
Newton
Chester Robert Union
Boston
Harvard
Harry Lutz
Channing Unitarian Church
Hundreds of Nations Supply Aid Across Our World
A double page feature in the next Sunday Post Magazine highlights international helpers who assist in every field of life. The piece underscores the vital roles played by people from many nations in daily work and community life.
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Sunday Post
Greece Faces Uncertain Future as Demobilization Moves Ahead
Athens reports a critical situation in Greece as allied demands are carried out. King Constantine signs a royal demobilization decree for the Greek army. Zymbrakakis, a Venizelos supporter, to be sworn in as chief of police. Rear Admiral Damianos named minister of marine after Vice Admiral Coundourifotis declined the post.
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Athens
London
Greece
Constantine
Venizelos
Zymbrakakis
Damianos
Coundourifotis
Lamp Posts Planned for Memorial in Beacon Street Area
Mayor Curley learns from John T. Wheelwright that Guild Memorial steps from Beacon street mall to Joy street sidewalk will feature specially designed lamp posts. Wheelwright says the post design will be submitted to the Mayor and the Boston Art Commission for approval.
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Curley
John T. Wheelwright
Guild Memorial Committee
Guild Memorial
Beacon Street Mall
Joy Street
Wheelwright
Boston Art Commission
Guild Memorial Steps Plans Move Forward in Boston
John T. Wheelwright, vice chairman of the Guild Memorial committee, reports Friday contracts were signed for building the Guild Memorial Steps from Beacon Street mall to Joy Street sidewalk. The committee also proposes lamp post designs on curb medians and seeks approval from the Boston Art Commission and city officials.
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Boston Art Commission
Guild Memorial Committee
City of Boston
Boston Recreation Department
John T. Wheelwright
Ex-Treasurer Crocker Found Guilty on Assault Charge
George A. Crocker former city treasurer and Back Bay clubman was found guilty in police court yesterday of assault and battery on Mounted Patrolman Joseph Riser of the Back Bay station and of operating his automobile on a private Back Street. A fine was imposed on each count and Crocker appealed to Superior Court. He was found not guilty on a third charge of license not countersigned.
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George A. Crocker
Back Bay
Joseph Riser
Back Street
Dowd
Crocker
Morton Girl Weds Edward J. Kelly At St Hugh’s Church
Miss Mary Gertrude Morton daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Morton of Roxbury married Edward J Kelly an attorney of New York and Orange New Jersey yesterday at St Hugh's Church Grove Hall The Right Rev Mgr P J Supple pastor of the church performed the ceremony and a nuptial mass followed.
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Mary Gertrude Morton
James H. Morton
Roxbury
St. Hugh's Church
Grove Hall
Edward J. Kelly
New York
Orange
N. J
Mgr. P. J. Supple
Oxidaze advertised as fast asthma relief in New England
An advertisement touts Oxidaze tablets for asthma bronchitis and throat and lung diseases. It claims quick relief by dissolving a tablet before bed clears air passages soothes bronchial tubes and aids sleep. The ad notes no habit forming drugs low cost and druggists offer refunds if not effective.
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New England
Eugene Howard
Worcester
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Harrison
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Palm Beach
Washington St
Cor. Beach
Meyer
UNION
Beedle
Gowdy
Talbot
Harry Gowdy
Washington Street
Kelley
R.H. White Co
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