Grandson Of President Kills His Playmate
Philadelphia June 6 1 year old William Donner Roosevelt son of Colonel Elliott Roosevelt and a Roosevelt grandson killed 11 year old playmate Lewis Hutchinson in Delaware County at the home of Elizabeth Donner Winsor. The gun was a 22 caliber rifle accidentally discharged. Hutchinson died at Bryn Mawr Hospital after arrival at 6 25 p m. Coroner W J Rushong and State Police investigated with no further details available.
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William Donner Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Montgomery County
W. J. Rushong
Rushong
Lewis Iimtohinson
Ardmore
Young Roosevelt
Elizabeth Donner Winsor
Edgemont
Delaware County
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Curtin Winsor
Billy
White House
Hyde Park
Eleanor Roosevelt
Jap Destroyer Sunk and 15 Zeros Shot Down
American flyers sank a Japanese destroyer and set fire to a corvette and a cargo vessel while shooting down 15 Zero fighters in the Bougainville area. Four U S planes were missing. The communique also reported five bombing raids on the Japanese base at Kiska in the Aleutians with hits on gun emplacements and buildings.
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Bougainville
Solomons
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Kiska
Aleutians
Summer Swim Schedule for Y M C A Pool
Inauguration of the Y M C A summer swim schedule announces openings and supervision. Alvin G. Quinn, assisted by Richard Simmons, directs boys classes with Miss Sarah E. Quinn as girls swimming supervisor. Sessions run mornings for girls on Mon Wed Fri and mornings for boys Tue Thu Sat with specified beginner and free swim times. Lifesaving tests and instructor certificates are scheduled mornings. Evenings reserve several days for employed men, showers and pool access open whenever not scheduled.
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Richard Simmons
Sarah E. Quinn
Red Cross
Weekend Arrests Reported by City Police
Thirteen minor weekend arrests are listed with names, ages, and offenses including disorderly conduct drunkenness and disturbing the peace. All defendants face a Police Court hearing tonight at 7. Also noted is the derailment of two cars of the Pennsylvania Railroad Congressional train near Philadelphia with no injuries.
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DeGrange Street
Roger Mills
Otis Anderson
East Church Street
Harry Phillips
Raymond W. Jones
Middle Alley
Reno
John Henry Waits
Monrovia
Mills
James Overstreet
Adamstown
Catherine White
Catherine White, Colored, 113 Five and A Half Street
Benjamin Phebus
Frank Patterson
West Patrick Street
Phebus
Robert Naylor
Norman Dietz
James A. Cramer
South Carroll Street
Officer Dietz
Carl P. Edwards
Dietz
Irene Thompson
East Street
Omcer Dietz
Helen Jones
West Sixth Street
Phillips
C. Thomas Kefauver
Jeferson Street
Ralph Potts
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Washington
Prison Labor Plans Shape Maryland Agriculture War Effort
At a Pomona Grange meeting in Feagaville Dr. T B Symons outlined using Axis prisoners to harvest crops with three camps planned on the Eastern Shore Catoctin ridge and Garrett County He noted most farmers may oppose but arrangements can allow prisoner work Eastern Shore area faces tomato and bean crops and a labor pooling program was urged Also mentioned were young city youths and Neera Iahar from the Bahamas as potential farm workers The session also covered nutrition notes by Miss Jessie Hamemerly and prize awards to Mrs Edward Holter Middletown and Creagerstown for garments from discarded material Details on fair plans Braddock Heights services and September quarterly meeting were announced
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Grange
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Creagertown Grange
Ballenger Grange
St. Kart Harner
Dorothy E. Keyes
Henry R. Shoemaker
Elesty
Urbana 4-H Club Reports Victory Garden Program
The Urbana 4-H club held its regular meeting on June 2 in the Urbana school auditorium with a brief business session led by F. M. Rogers. The program covered planting and care of a victory garden and included a short educational film titled Victory Garden before adjourning to meet July 7.
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Urbana
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Planning To Give Count Fleet A Rest
New York reports Count Fleet to rest for six to seven weeks after Belmont Stakes win. The three year old, last year’s Triple Crown winner, is slated for a vacation ending with a $50,000 Arlington Cup on July 24. Racing observers note this could mark a rare chance to test the champion against strong peers once fit.
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Count Fleet
UGC
Aving
Man O'War
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Gevling Our Share in Pacific Says Nimitz at UC
Berkeley area report on Admiral Nimitz addressing an alumni luncheon. He said he came for a conference to push a plan to "carry trouble" to Japan and predicted that by year end U S forces in the Pacific would be a formidable power. He asserted no neglect of Pacific forces and noted rapid output of planes and ships.
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Calif
Orunea
Adnirer Chater
Wy Nine
Counsor
U. S. Pacific
fEleet
University of California
Pacific
Nimitz Dej Nied
Channel Shipping Is Hammered By RAF
RAF bombers attacked Channel shipping and French coast districts today. The action followed reports of idle US and RAF heavy bombers since May 28, with officials citing bad weather over the continent as the reason for reduced activity.
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RAF
London
Channel
United States
Mediterranean
Continent
Nazi raid damages English coast in daylight air attack
Amid daytime bombing over an English coastal town, residential areas, a store and a garage were hit and several dwellings demolished. Minesweepers were set afire, a locomotive derailed, and five others damaged. Allied fighters pursued raids over Northern France and Hespite with anti aircraft fire and dusk patrols.
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Dover
Alp
France
Hespite
Ugners
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