Jamaica High School Names Molasky Editor-in-Chief
Friends and family announce that Alton Molasky has been selected as editor in chief of The Hilltopper at Jamaica High School Jamai cas Nig Xs He previously served as front page news writer and news editor and plans to study journalism after graduation next February Molasky expresses pride in the honor and aims to continue prize winning newspaper work through his term
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Alton Molasky
Samuel Molasky
The
Hilltopper
Jamaica High School
Colt
Bristol Train of Artillery Defeats Neck Rangers in Twilight League
Bristol Train of Artillery rallied in the last inning to beat the Neck Rangers 3 to 2 at Gatteras Athletic Field, extending their winning streak to four in the second half. Van Voast earned the win, with key hits from Benda and Marsden, and a sparkling catch by Sammy Morris highlight the game.
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Bristol
T. A
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James B Lee
Po Dafagee
Gren
Marty Biancuzzo
Bristol Train of Artillery Ninte
Neck Rangers
Joe Securo
Benda
Artie Pansa
Desilets
MW Mello
Paul Bruno
Awey Gret
Recoree
Borges
Petaie Seew
Biancuzzo
Perrys
Fleet Pbs Rps Veo
Paw Mors
van Voast
Sammy Morris
J Securo
Morris
Bristol Train OF Artillery Ab
Securo
Pansa
Bruny
Bianazo
Carthy
Marsden
Dusit
Poousda
Miwon
oRaone
Eiveone
Neoust
Bristol Wins Inaugural Herreshoff Cup 12 1 2 Footers Series
Bristol tops the 12 1 2 footers series with 33 points to win the Nathanael Greene Herreshoff Memorial Cup in Narragansett Bay. New Bedford finishes second with 23 points and Beverly third as six crews raced over nearly six miles with protests shaping the final standings.
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Bristol
Monty Vie
Charles B. Rockwell
Bristol Ferry
New Bedfords
Woods Hole
Beverly
Cohassett
Mattapoisett
New Bedford
Cohasset
Wood
Hote
PBA
Narragansett Bay
H. R. Shepley, Jr
Robert Shanlow
Yacht Club
Paul C Nicholson Ferry Hill
Jack Wood
Bermuda
Forst
Leeward
Windward
Woods — Hole
Colasset Mith Beverly
Wand Hight
Southern Porse
Moles
Scond Cohasset
Mattaporett
Radio TV Stars Headline CBS Sunday Laugh Line
The piece notes Tete fyn as airwaves headliner on CBS Sunday Night Laugh Liner with Jack Fulton and Cet Botennertayr Yorny as co performers. It lists Broadway titles and films connected to the season including Vanities White Horse Inn and Merry Go Round of 1938 plus Warner Brothers and Paramount shorts. It mentions industry figures such as Benny Goodman Lum and Abner and Donald Nev returning to work and various radio personalities making network moves.
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Oo.illy House
CBS
Jack Fulton
Roptantis Tengr
Cet Botennertayr Yorny
Broadway
Varder
Vanities
Taueles Gdisk
White Horse Inn
Earl Carroll
Warner Brothers
Paramount
Jack Fuleng
Hohengarten
Just Entertainment
Kiya Ae Lagat
soreoWpet “Py
SF Wait Quinn
California
Ransom Shérman
Matinée
Benny Goodman
Lum
Abner
Eddie Cantor
Meredith Willson
Richard Stoddard
Howard Hughes
Donald Nev
Buried Treasures of the Idaho Mining Camps
The northern Idaho wilderness near Sun Valley supplied gold to aid the Civil War effort. Mining camps boosted the treasury with millions as gold-bearing earth yielded up to a hundred dollars per shovel full.
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Great Wilderness
Sun Valley
Idaho
Edwards Discusses China War and Japans Aims at Rotary
Col. Allen R. Edwards told the Rotary Club at the Hotel Belvedere that Chiang Kai-Shek bears the heaviest burden in China as graft and corruption sap patriotism. He traced causes of the war to China’s shift to paper currency and Japan’s need for raw materials, and noted Russia’s air power near Vladivostok influencing Japanese strategy. He praised relief efforts led by Bar Baker and missionaries for sustaining U.S. prestige.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Col
Allen R. Edwards
China
Rotary Club
Hotel
Belvedere
Col Edwards
United States
England
Far East
Japan
Col. Edwards
Russia
Vladivostok
Kobe
Osaka
Moscow
Juelousy
Navy
Shanghai
Barl Baker
Who’s Who
America
Red Cross
Col. Edward
Samuel Campanella
Samuel Hall
W. Fred Williams
Earl H. Hobson
James A. McKenna
Rev
A. W Burdon
Maurice Barron
Thomas Dwyer
Detroit
Charles Warner
Fall River
Henry L Ballou
J. T. Hanaford
William H. Hendricks
Fritz Gempp
Providence
Shécketaly
Howard
Newnam
William J. Bottomley
Bristol
Little Rhody Boy State
Kingston
Twilight league games shifted by wartime duty
The twilight league game scheduled for Monday evening was postponed as the 243rd Coast Artillery heads to Fort Wright for two weeks. The match is moved to later this week with July 29 being rescheduled to a Tuesday at 6 15 p m.
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243Rd Coast Artillery
Fort Wright
Frank J. Doran
The
Credit
tMpndax
Sharg
Spapuey
Ats- Sande
Eos Hose
Chappie Oliver
Defiance Nine
Bristol Common
Raym Brightman
Shemeos An
Andy D’ambrosio
Mick Turillo
Johnny Andrade
D’ambrosio
Bisbane
John “Foxy” Marshall
Iron Man
Joe Borges
Firemen
Johnny Josephs
Bernie Quartaro
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Alka Seltzer
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