Fire on schooner prompts rescue by Yamacraw near Savannah
A fire aboard the schooner Frederick J. Lovatt near Savannah drew the Government craft Yamacraw into action. The Yamacraw fought the flames with a powerful stream, extinguished the fire, and sent a lifeboat to the Loyalt. A firesman burned hands and face while aiding the subdual, and a surgeon treated him before sending him to hospital in Charleston. The ship’s hold was suspected to be the origin of the blaze. The Lovatt, built in Boothbay Harbor Maine in 1916, measures 159 feet with a 24 foot beam, owned by Clarence A. Small.
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Savannah
Charleston
Frederick J. Lovatt
Boothbay Flarber
Machlasport
Clarence AL Small
GOWLING Elotee Triumphs Over Shipwrights In League Race
In a tight match Monday Light, Gowling Elotee built an early lead with 120 in the first period while Shipwrights narrowed by 23 in the second before Clerks surged to a final 53. Cheney WHE Tia led with 605 for Gowling, Dow top-scoring for the losing side. The item also notes London Stock Exchange charity games and a prize list including champagne and suede stoves as weekly rewards.
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Elotee
Cheney
Tia
Giericnl Ousht
Dow
London
London Stock Exchange
Rewarts
Nicholas
Modern Naval Radio Equipment Upgrades Urged
John K Robison chief of the navy bureau of engineering calls for up to date radio gear aboard ships to ensure reliable battle line and fire control communications. He urges replacement of spark sets with high frequency tube transmitters and the adoption of underwater sound receivers for anti submarine use. Experimental work may soon solve aircraft ignition interference.
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John K., Robison
Navy Bureauof Engineering
Robison
Engineering Bureau
Iffoa
Three Queens Shop Beside London Crowds In Holiday Tour
London reports Queen Victoria Eugenie of Spain and Princess Ena of Austria joined Queen Mary of England and Queen Maud of Norway on a private holiday shopping trip. The quartet moved by taxi through Kensington Palace crowds as they bought sport clothes and mingled with locals, with the tour kept carefully arranged to avoid attention.
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Associated Press
London
Queen Victoria
Eugenie of
Spin
Kensington ‘Palace
Ena of
Eali¢nburg
Queen Bilary
England
Queen Maud
Norway
Col Arthur Payne Joins B M Staff
Col Arthur Payne joins the B and M staff following a Manchester meeting yesterday. The move places Payne in a key role within the organization and signals a shift in local military administration. Formal announcements detailed responsibilities and future plans for the post.
Col Arthur Payne Joins Gerrit Fort Staff January First
Col Arthur Payne with Milford Marlboro and North Adams service to join Gerrit Fort's traffic staff on Jan 1. He served 21 months overseas in World War II and was transportation manager for the Associated Industries of Massachusetts.
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Boston & 3Raine
Arthur ‘Sn. Payne
Stilford
New Hampshire Netiers Guard
Gerrit Fort
Col. Payne
Milford
Marlboro
Mass
North Adams
Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
New V.armpshire
Zpd
Massachusetts National Guard
Missing bars in Parisian cabarets explained
Paris December 22 An American night club cabaret without an American bar is the latest novelty for tiny tourist crowds in Montmartre. The drinks served are not lacking, but the feature is a new twist in entertainment for visitors.
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Associated Press
Paris
Tex
Hill of Montmartre
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Miolin
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Quinn
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B. & M. Staff
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Fortsmouth
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Portemouth High Schoolesi
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