Grafton Sentinel Pullempeny Office and Staff Notes
The Grafton Sentinel lists the offices at 185 Grafton Street and 185 James F. Holt publisher with Earl N Straight as editor. communications from readers must bear the signature of the author and be published under a byline. national ad reps Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc. are listed for New York and Chicago.
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Afton
Grafton
Sentinel
W. Varness
James F. Holt
Earl N, Straight
Bisteers
Terest
Ae Pena
Cera Dev Poca Vin Eal
Inland
Atives, Inc
New York
Pitth Avenue
N.Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Germany’s Third World War Fears Echoed by Sumner and Others
In 1964 Sumner and Welles warn Americans that Germany plans a future global conflict. Evidence cited includes German mothers-to-be receiving extra rations while Dutch civilians face scarcity, as evacuations to small towns are reported by the Netherlands underground.
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Sumner
Welles
Germany
Netherlands
Abies Irish Rose NBC Run to End Soon on Radio Plans
Broadway hit Abie s Irish Rose ends its NBC run and another classic, You Can t Take It With You, stars Everett Sloan and Hart directing in a Sunday radio series starting August 27. The program, sponsored and airing on 80 stations, will feature complete episodes based on the play s themes and be aided by a charity chosen from sponsor profits.
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E. Butterfield
New York
Abie
Trish Rose
NBC
George Kaufman
Moss Hart
MBS
Everett Sloan
Hart
Green Valley
Rome
Government Seizure Averts Shipyard Strike Across Nation
Thomas E. Flynn of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters affirmed full support for government seizure of truck properties. Drivers had walked out after a wage increase ordered by the War Labor Board, and will receive back pay from last November with future net revenues guiding payments. J. Monroe Johnson reported to President Roosevelt that non compliance endangered transport to 300 major war plants as the moon is about 40,000 miles from Earth.
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Thomas E. Flynn
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
AFL
Indianapolis
Flynn
War Labor Board
WLB
J. Monroe Johnson
Roos TE
Hon
The Ashley Book of Knots reviewed in The Literary Guidepost
The piece outlines Clifford W. Ashley’s The Ashley Book of Knots, noting its vast scope with about 3900 knots and 7000 drawings across classifications. It highlights diverse knot types from Archers to hangman’s, praises the Turk’s head, and recalls Ashley’s marine painter background and broad, almost whimsical knot taxonomy.
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Clifford W. Ashley
Doubleday
Doran
Ashley
Mr. Ashley
Anthony Adverse
Unclear legislative summary on unemployment and veterans aid
Partial excerpt describes a bill headed by a presidentially appointed director for mobilization planning. It references about 3,000,000 federal employees under state unemployment programs funded by the federal state, a federal loan fund to support state unemployment insurance solvency, and maintains state control of insurance rates. Mentions Murray Kilgore bill proposing broader conversion machinery, uniform weekly rates up to 35 dollars, federal funds for training, and boosted mustering out pay.
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Vsion
Helicopter Plans Stir Local Public Opinion
A common public view supports a practical helicopter becoming available to locals soon after terms and field hours are met. The aim is to ensure the craft is easy to operate and satisfactory for consumer use once the necessary conditions are fulfilled.
Browns Now The St Louis Browns Are New Threat To Pennant
Detroit's eight game win streak places them as a rising threat to the St Louis Browns as Hal Newhouser Dizzy Trout and Stubby Overmire pace a 11-4 win over Washington. Newhouser and Trout each had strong starts while Overmire contributed on offense.
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St. Louis Browns
Browns
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Boston
Hal Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
Stubby
Overmire
Washington
Newhouser
Trout
Overmirer
Sports Sphere notes on Gill entry and historic pro data
First entry for the National Tennis championships is 46-year-old Gill Hall, recently discharged from the tank corps. Latrobe in Pennsylvania hosts early pro data duplicates by Dr. John Braillier, highlighting lost items like Jim Thorpe and Red Grange. Also mentions perfect game trivia, Army vs civilian in semipro baseball, and service men’s baseball, with notes on Clemson roster and Captain Jack Salmon’s air medal actions.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Gill, Hall
U.S
Gill
Latrobe
John Braillier
Jim Thorpe
Red Grange
Nelly J. Sams
Charleston
8. C
Ernie Shore
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Ruth
John Lee Richmond
Worcester
John M. Ward
Providence
Cy Young
Boston
Addie Joss
Cleveland
C. C. Robertson
Chicago
Army
Cvilians
Cardinals
Bill Brandt
Gene ‘Vunney
Baltimore
Clemson
Joe Sherman
Tiger
Pat Abbott
Colorado
Jack’ Koennecker
Jack Salmon
Maryville
England
War veterans’ jobless benefits cut on final Senate vote
In a last minute compromise Senator Kilgore and backers failed to push the Murray Kilgore plan. The vote pared the maximum weekly benefit from the previous level. The first ballot set the rate at twenty five dollars per week. Burkley and other supporters shifted positions as the measure faced doom on final passage.
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Kilgore
D.-W
Murray-Kilgore
Burkley
Helicopter Flight Hurdles Compared With Light Planes
The piece notes helicopters have about one third to one half the efficiency of sea level fixed-wing aircraft. It highlights stability and navigation issues, rotor mechanics, and fuel concerns. Current practice shows helicopters harder to operate and less stable than conventional light planes, limiting practical use at present.
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Bration
Boxing Results From AP Rail Show Highlights
Results from a boxing card listed by the Associated Press across multiple locations. Fighters include Tommy Gomez of Tampa clipping Jimmy Evans of Brooklyn, and Joe Sawicki stopping Frank Turgotte in Worcester. Other bouts mention Corky Davis, Al Storts, Tommy Mills, Nat Liftin, Bobby Gunter, and Herbert Solomon with various outcomes in New Jersey and Manchester.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Tommy Gomez
Jimmy Evans
Brooklyn
Worcester
Mass
Jeo Sawicki
Frank Turgotte
Corky Davis
Morea
al Storts
Boston
Long Branch
N. J
Tommy ‘Mills
Valley’ Stream
Nat'Liftin
New York
Bobby Gunter
Detroit
Herbert Solomon
Jacksonville
Manchester
WN. H
Frankie Ross
Oscar Sugg
Baseball scores and schedules from AP Eastern War Time
In the National League yesterday Cincinnati defeated Boston 12 to 6 and Pittsburgh beat New York 12 to 8 while St Louis triumphed over Philadelphia 9 to 4 and Brooklyn edged Chicago 7 to 6. Today New York plays Pittsburgh at 3 p.m. Boston visits Cincinnati at 2:30 p.m. Brooklyn hosts Chicago at 3 p.m. Philadelphia meets St Louis at 9:15 p.m. Tomorrow Philadelphia visits Chicago and New York goes to Cincinnati with Brooklyn at St Louis. In the American League yesterday New York beat St Louis 6 to 1 and Chicago defeated Boston 9 to 7 with Detroit beating Washington 11 to 4 and Philadelphia downing Cleveland 3.
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Russ Christophr
Philadelphia A
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Teddy Wilks
Fred Schmidt
Phillies
Cardinals
Phil
Charley Schanz
Pittsburgh
New
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsbrgh
St.Louis
Tomorrow's
Tishurch
Detroit
Washington
New York Ams
Montgomiery
Allied Drive Changes as German Left Flagged in Caen Zone
A dramatic Allied maneuver shifts toward Caen as Canadian British and Polish units press the German right wing while an American armored force pivots toward Paris then north toward the Seine. The action jeopardizes Nazi forces south of the river. Montgomery cites a German defense as a battleground. In the east, Red Army advances along the Biebrza and Cherniakovsky fights near East Prussia, with Rokossovsky coordinating a strong push in Poland. The scene remains fluid as forces contend across multiple fronts.
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7Th Army
Caen
Paris
Avranches
Wld
Seine River
Seine
Montgomery
France
Europe
Pioak -Suipron
Srouri
Wilid
Biebrza
Tykocin
Tykocii
Lomza
Almeda
Navis
Énerchy
Ivan Cherniakovsky
Thhe Junker
Sponetapti K
Rokossovaky
Hiss
Germain’ Néits
Turbulent dinner talk in a couples circle shifts loyalties
In a social scene Irene, Judith and Matthew navigate family bonds and romantic tension. Judith teases plans for humor and independence while Mary Norman moves in, Nellie cooks, and a potential medical practice frames the next era for Matthew as he contends with expectations and affection.
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Judith
Nellie
Eertone
Matthew
Mary Norman
Erinni
Boxing Bout Summary From 159, New Bedford Event
A fragmented report lists New Bedford card names including John Glancy Maichédtet and Kid Kerhisger facing Detty 6 while Dayton George Sugar Costner from Cincinnati stopped Robert Simmons of Chicago. The text is incomplete with several broken spellings and unclear outcomes.
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New Bedford
Mass
Drew
John" Glancy
Maichédtet
Kid Kerhisger
Detty
Dayton
Ogeorge
Sugar” Costner
Cincinnati
Robert Simmons
Chicago
Lab KA Adar Rit de Reir Today’s
Fragmentary OCR notes show local lab event or ad copy with unclear names. Readable bits mention Rit de Reir and Adar in a dated page fragment. No clear dates or agencies are identifiable for a full factual summary.
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