First Launching in Half Century in Biddeford
Biddeford Me Nov 15 The first launching in 50 years will occur tomorrow when the Jerry G Shaw a four masted schooner glides from her slip The schooner valued at 150000 dollars is owned by local people and is chartered for service to Barbados.
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Boston War Work Drive Fails to Meet Boston Goal
Boston lags in the war relief subscription drive as metropolitan totals fall short of the city and state targets. Officials report Boston must rapidly raise millions in the remaining days to hit its minimum quota while suburbs push ahead.
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Maritime Towing Movements Across Ports and Barges Listed
A list of vessels and barges moving between ports including Buckeye Baltimore and Nor folk with Governor Dingrey and Governor Cobb. The text tracks tugs Boxer Mercury and Passnai plus barges Pennypack Draper and Indian Ridge with calls at Salem Gloucester New Bedford New Haven and Searsport among others.
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Indian Ridge
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Polish War Workers Face Charges in Central Court
General Secretary Leon Lysic and Department Secretary Stanislaus Skrzyczowski, officers of the Polish Young Men's Alliance, appeared in Central Court over a misunderstanding. Lysic alleged injuries. Skrzyczowski had a broken nose. One witness testified for the defense and the case was dismissed. Skrzyczowski received cigars on acquittal. Lysic did not.
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Col Spaulding Returns to Telephone Company Post War
President Spaulding of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company resumes work after overseas service. His army resignation as colonel, approved by President Wilson, ends 13 months of military duty in Washington and France. An informal departmental reception welcomed him back.
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Copper production pledge maintained by industry and government
The American copper industry combined producers and refiners with the War Industries Board to keep current production levels and preserve existing prices and wages. Regulation of prices and material allocation will continue, with the agreement in force through January 1 next year.
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steamers and barges move through east coast ports
A long list of steamers carrier Braun port Arthur Beverly Lakehurst Monteith Norfolk Lake Pachute Haskell Indian Hudgins Ontario Bond Newport News Norfolk Belfast Snow New York Chibiados Mercer Portland City of Gloucester Larsen Glouces ter Lexington Heath Lamberts Point Lake Monroe Larsen Lake Maurepas Smith motor barge Socony No 5 Nelson New York schooner Mayflower Desmead Parreboro N S tugs Nottingham Blizzard New York towing barges 765 from Perth Amboy Rahn Coaldale Greenwood from Port Liberty Portland German town Camp Port Reading towing barges Salem Pennypack for Thomaston Maple Hill for Bangor left barge Langhorne at New Haven International Bond Cto towing barges 780 from Perth Amboy Sidney Summit Hill from New York left barge Bristol Providence Saturn Cunningham Beverly towing barge Biwabik Norfolk Carlisle Derrick son Port Reading towing barges Pxeter Rich vere Leseal H. 8. at BS port Mass towing barges Wes Her vert H G Co 1 BAILED Steamers Ulrik Holm New York Lake Yemassee Norfolk Belfast New York Gouces ter Norfolk Newport News ke An nette Norfolk Leake Duane Ithmore Lake Ennis Norfolk Massasoit Jonssport Lake
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Copp Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in France Service
Arthur W. Copp, son of Mr and Mrs Charles I Copp of Lawrence, has been promoted from major to lieutenant colonel. The move, reached in Lawrence today, honors his efficient work with the Second Army Corps in France.
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War Bond Drive Appeal Appeals for National Support
A mobilization appeal urges citizens to donate generously to support troops abroad. The message emphasizes urgent need beyond past drives and calls for broad public generosity to sustain military efforts.
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