Alpha Beta Triumphs Over Richfields In Softball opener
The Alpha Beta nine defeated Walt's Richfield 11 to 6 in a summer practice game as Alpha Beta led from the start and held off a ninth inning rally. Key hits came from Bradley Heckert and Kessler for Richfield and Phillips Lunetta for Alpha Beta. Winning pitcher Martinez started and finished with support from Way and Lunetta.
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Alpha Beta
Walt
Richfield
Alpha Betas
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Heckert
Kessler
Martinez
Watt
Phillips
Lunetta
Chambers
Way
Hutchins
Ant Lunetta
Kegsler
Finkel
Bristow
Chamibers
Clufda
Bradliey
Lundeen
B. Birinston
Lie
Lugttta
Brinston
Beba
Bilyeuff
Lieutenant Hogan seeks combat duty before V E Day
Lt. Robert Hogan son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Hogan applied for combat duty after two years as an instructor and was among 11 of 800 chosen for photo reconnaissance. Three days before V E Day plans shifted and since May the men wait for further assignments.
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Robert Hogan
Daniel Hogan
Hogan
Summer Canning For Winter Use Now on Program
Mrs. America organizes summer home canning for winter eating amid sugar ration limits. Local War Price and Rationing Boards issue up to 10 pounds per person. applications must state quarts canned and include spare stamp 13 from War Ration Book 4. Unsweetened fruit methods and price controls on apricots and ice cream fat quotas are discussed along with reduced used car ceiling prices effective July 1 and furlough gasoline for veterans on overseas duty.
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America
War Food Administration
CPA
Army
Navy
OPA
One-Legged Gobbler Reported From Massachusetts Farm
A four legged turkey hatched on Raymond Reed's farm in West Andover, Massachusetts, described as healthy and well proportioned. The piece notes service members and veterans should contact local OPA boards for ration books and points.
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West Andover
Masa
Raymond Reed
Coca Cola supply limited by sugar cuts in Corona
Coca Cola production in Corona will drop after July 1 as sugar allotments to industry fall to 50 percent of 1941 third quarter usage. Al Ascheris, local bottling manager, says substitutes won’t be used and a fair rationing system will keep quality high while government regulations are followed. He stresses the war effort takes priority but vows to obtain as much Coca Cola as possible for customers.
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Corona
al Ascheris
OPA
Deerfield Man Fires First Shot At Bunker Hill
Deerfield resident John Simpson fired the first shot at the Battle of Bunker Hill, later declining a pension claim by saying the country was too poor to pay pensions.
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Deerfield, N. H
Bunker Hill
John Simpson
Deerfield
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