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Contained Prot bront Maye street, an employee of the General Electric Co. in Lynn. Among others well known who left were: Chiles te Mineau, 8 Fifth avenue, former lay of chauffeur and recently clerk for the election commission; Frank D. Colter, 37 Varney street, store cash ier; Joseph £. Gill, 236 Schoal street; Alan F. Greenhalgh, Jr, 809 Stevens street, well known dairy onianger, and Frederick W. Matthews, 92 Forest street, an employee of the Boston and Maine. The list follows: Walter A. McGrail, 187 Sa long street, acting corporal; Stephen Manatopoulos, 88h Varnum avenue; John M. Cas sertey, 1 Phillips street; John TH. Sexton, 181 Waller street; John YP. Farrell, 75 Broad way; Roland A. Tiwat, 8h Symulding street; Roeland G. Toupin, 48 Robert street; Al bert J. Vercellin, 348 Martin street; Charles J. Mineau, 8h Fifth aventa; Arthur VW. Tsim bidaros, 266 White street; Charles B. Simard, 24 Deca tur street; Milton Scarmens, 8 Mt. Vernon street, Vrank TD. Colter, 37 Varney street; Ernest WH. Couture, 807 Moody street; Eugene J. St. Louis, 24 Janes street; Wran cis J. Modeski, 105 Broadway; Joseph E. Morgan, 90 Allen street; Justin A. Custing, 49 Orchard streets James J. Kal siebas, 120 Gershom avenues Armand J. Bourget, 1 Hadley street; James DB. Monatan, 170 Crawford street; Raymond P. Cayer, 1 Orford streets Ches ter J. Ranlett, 68 Queen Street; Gerard FF. Turcette, 107 Setom street; Leo R. Cote, 89 Cabot streets Joseph TP. Curran, 10 Phillips street; Chinde FE. Dicharove, 17h Woodworth avenues Wil liam Oddie, Je, transferred from ~. Tk No. 1i, Hnacken sack, ON. das Henry Victor Morin, 1038 Aven street; Mac cel Ameda Donaldson, 7 Arl ington street; James C. Apos tolakos, 397 Broadway; Karl Monty ‘Cockerline, 2% Middle sex Park; Theodore D. Grnvis, 41 Butterfield street; Joseph C. Marchand, 498 Fletcher street; Joseph BK. GH, 236 School street; David L. Shee han, 26 Rutland street; Russell ©. Nelson, 845 Chelmsford street; Roland BE. Bergeron, 130 Gershom ayes nue; Spiros C. Chorges, 115 Salem street; Alan E. Gheen hatch, Jr, 809 Stevens streets Alphouse oF, ‘Purcothe, 647 Moody street; Alfred “eller, 180 Princeton street; Jean P. Durand, 86 Pawtucket street; Vrederich’ Wn, Holt, SHA Totman road; Edward BP. Me; Victor W. Leniens,18 Ger sham avenue; Raymond J. Cote, 266 Moody street; Ger ard J. Boisvert, 9 Sawers street; Janes FL Woods, 1% Waugh street; Donato P. Wholey, 27 Rutland street; George J. Bernard, 999 Moody street; Edward V. Murphy, 67 Gage street; James FL, Pole ianites, 123 Varna avenues George A. Bardanes, 1138 Salem street; Roland L. Boisvert, 9 Alma street; Frederick W. Matthews, 920 Foest street, TO KEEP UP WORK PROVIDENCE, RE. T., Jan. 2. (INS)—There will be the cessation in production at the Rheem Manu facturing Company shipyards, it was announced today, even as the Federal Bureau of Investigation continued its probe of a fire that destroyed the fabrication plant at the yards. Inspection of facilities near the shed disclosed (hot much equipment could be salvaged, com pany officials said, The yard has contracts for the construction of 82 Liberty ships, te first of which was launched a month app. $25 GIFT LOWELS.—Fire Chief Charles F. Stackpole today received a check for $25 from Edmund Goulet, 300 Aiken sheet, to be ‘applied to the Firemen’s Relief association fund. tts given in appreciation for the splendid Work done there, Dec. 19, at the time] of the fire which threatened the Structure.
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Lowell Sun
Lowell, Massachusetts, US
Sat, Jan 02, 1943
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