Nazi threat in Colombia stirs fears of South American invasion
Special correspondent Porter reports that Nazi elements in Colombia, with a large German presence and detailed military preparations, could threaten the Panama Canal and U S interests. He notes a structured Nazi apparatus, arms smuggling, and pilots trained on regional routes, raising alarm about potential Axis action in South America.
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Bogor
Colombia
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
Francé
Eduardo Santos
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Hitler
South America
Dakar
Africa
Panama
United States
Venezuela
Pacific
Caribbean
Aruba
Curacao
Bogota
High Andes
Nazi Party
Hans D. Hoffman
Scadia
Fritz Hertzhauser
Arco
Llanos
Great Plains
Columbia
Amazon Jungles
Avianca
Herr Hoffman
Germany
Canal
Canal Zone
Berlin
South American Airlines
Militar
Condor Line
Uruguay
Paraguay
Lloyd Aero Boliviano
Bolivia
Lufthansa
Peru
Sedra
Ecuador
Turbo
Pete. Riedel
Washington
Japan
Siberia
Pan American Airways
Pan American
Baranquilla
Cali
Republic of Panama
Panama Canal
Porter
N. Y. Times
U. S. Rubber Co. Beats Collins & Aikman 7–3 in Hitting Duel
The U. S. Rubber Co. team defeated Collins and Aikman 7 to 3 on the Common in a lively game. Van Voast scored for the Rubber in the first with a hit, followed by Congdon and Securo, while Cardoza’s four-base hit sealed the win in the fourth. Thursday's Rubber game vs Ever Readys could decide the second half.
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Lively
U. S. Rubber Co
Collins and Aikman
Mill Boys
van Voast
Sousa
Buddy Congdon
Frank Securo
Salzano
Rubber Shop
Mill
Rubber Boys
Blitzkrieg
Mello
Desilets
Securo
River Cardoza
U. S Rubber Co
U S Rubber Falls to Benavides. tight game at bat
U S Rubber errors cost arm by Cardoza McMahon Holmes Van Voast. Benevides fans eight off Marshall. Marshall records three walks and two base hits. Salzano Holmes Benevides Congdon add doubles with Cardoza homering. Securo double play and Patience on base by Collins Aikman. Time of game 1 st 7 m. Umpires Silva Mariano. Ran for LeClaire in fifth.
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Cardoza
McMahon
Holmes van Voast
Benevides
Marshall
Salzano
Holmes
Congdon
F. Securo
Securo
Collins & Aikman
U. S Rubber Co
Silva
Mariano
Bevis Wins Second 12 Footer Race This Week
Bevis sailed the 12 1-2 footies race on Course No 6 from the Bristol Yacht Club finishing 4.32.1, 29 seconds ahead of Martha Nicholson’s Remora. Ruth Palmer’s Widgeon was third in 4.33.07 as the 534 mile course included the lumber yard buoy and red buoy No 20 with southwest winds.
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Tony Zinderstein
Bevis
Martha Nicholson
Remora
Ruth Palmer
Widgeon
Bristol Yacht Club
Lumber Yard
Hog Island
Civil Service Exam Open for Blacksmith at Watertown Arsenal
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for a blacksmith position in the Ordnance Department at Watertown Arsenal Massachusetts. The wage is six dollars eighty eight cents per day and applications will be received until further notice with certifications made as the needs of the service require.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Ordnance Department At
War Department
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Massachusetts
Board of US Civil Service Examiners
New England
First
U. S. Civil Service District
Boston
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Mass
Public dog nuisance complaint from Bristol Narrows column
A Bristol resident voices concerns about loose dogs in The Narrows area, urging stricter enforcement of town dog control, signs, and a dog officer presence. The letter laments barking dogs across shifts, stray kittens, and asks for action before cottagers leave town.
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Narrows
Providence Journal
Bulletin
Bristol
Massachusetts
Sticks
Prudence Island Church Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Prudence Union Church held its annual meeting on Sunday morning with James T. McCaughey re-elected as chairman of the standing committee. The report showed balances in church and Ladies Club treasuries. Attendance averaged 72 weekly since June 30, with collections over 19 cents per person. New officers include Fred T. Hollis vice chairman, Thomas Bains treasurer, Evelyn Bethl secretary, and George Williams assistant secretary-treasurer.
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James T. McCaughey
Warren
Brockton
Union Church
Prudence Island
H. H Deck
Park Church
Springfield
Ladie
Club Treasuries
Fred T. Hollis
Thomas Bains
Lincoln
Evelyn Bethel
Ashton
George Williams
Providence
Mass
Joseph Maytum
Newport Richie
Fla
Mary Constants
St Petersburg
James Orgden
Fred Marz
Bristol
Allyn Richardson
Westfield
N. J
Charles Morris
Alfred Champness
Alfred Hutton
Pawtucket
Alfred MacEachern
Needham
Madison H Cram
Homestead
Albert A Hudson
Woonsocket
S A. Davidson
James Bains
Clarence Brigham
Attleboro
Florence Ross
Charles Lyon
Newport
Miss Gilda Proto Honored At Shower
A surprise shower was given for Miss Gilda Proto at Odd Fellows Hall High Street with over 300 guests from Warren Fall River and the local area. Miss Proto 25 will marry Joseph Pine Jr 22 in September and the couple plans to live in Chicago after the wedding.
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Gilda Proto
Odd Fellows Hall
High Street
Warren
Fall River
U. S. Rubber Company
Joseph Pine, Jr
Mary Pine
Thompson Avenue
Pine
Colt Memorial High School
Chicago
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Ted Congdon
Cherry Gross
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Aurora
George DeWolf
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Prudence Union Church
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