Yale and Harvard Race Revival on Thames in 1941 Return
New London Conn June 19 Yale and Harvard eight oared crews resume the inter varsity championship on the Thames after a two year war hiatus. Vigorous preparations and a wave of alumni crowd the riverfront as spectators sail in for the fifty first regatta. The event features balanced teams with Yale led by coach Mather Abcott and Harvard guided by William Haines.
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New London
Conn
Thames
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Cambridge
Boston
New York
Collegian
Lake Winnipiscogee
Housatonic
Derby
Guy Nicholls
Oxford University
Mather Abcott
Elis
William Haines
Gales Ferry
Red Top
Varsity
Navy
Annapolis
Crimson
Princeton
Navy Yard
Barrett’s Cove
City Council Adopts Laws and Approves Contracts
City council approved a painting contract for 111 fire hydrants at eighty five cents per hydrant. Buildings and utilities projects were discussed, including hotel construction under fire chief supervision and water main extensions. Several licenses were placed under review and several ordinances passed, including curbs on minors at pool halls, drug sale reporting, pawnshop hours, and hotel guest registers.
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J. B. Ross
Royal Painting Company
Ross
Whitaker
George Ish
Conroy
New Palace
Rodger
Boston
Boise
Sisters and the Dale
Foster
H. D. DeLong
DeLong
North Main
Cummings
Carl Resig
J. C. Johnson
Idaho Street
Water Committee
Third Avenue
Frank Paradice
Bannock Hotel
Mountainview Cemetery
Catherine Carlson
North Arthur
Center Street
Council
Louis Roeder
Jacksonville
Florida
Pocatello
Idaho
Washington
Harvard Crew Set Four Mile Race Pace Record
At 5 p.m. the four miles varsity contest starts from Bartlett's Cove with crews rowing to the railroad bridge. The Harvard crew of 1916 set the record by finishing four miles in 20m 02s as the Crimson oarsmen won that race.
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Bartlett's Cove
Harvard
Crimson
Wanted Twenty-Five Men Weekly to Buy Clothes
Advertisement solicitation for twenty five men per week to visit Dundee Tailors located at 326 West Center seeking clothing purchases. Includes instruction to location and weekly cadence.
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Dundee Tailors
West Center
Overseas brides reach good number to Canada
About 1,500 British brides travel to Canada every fortnight to join Canadian soldiers. An estimated 9,000 brides have gone this year, with total marriages to Canadian soldiers reaching roughly 32,000. Officials note many hail from across Britain and bring farming skills, while others seek U.S. matches with engaged English partners.
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England
Canada
Great Britain
London Daily Mail
Canadian Emigration Department
Sussex
Aberdeen
United States
Insurance Firm Denies Liability on Stolen Policies
The Insurance Company of North America states it will deny liability on policies 222386 to 222400 inclusive because these policies were stolen from an agency and not issued or signed by any authorized agents. Phillip J. Feely, Special Agent. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Cyvelone
Bistline
Hill, Carr and Rusk
Addison T. Smith
Maine
Washington
Idaho
Congress
Whitaker
South Tenth
Pocatello General Hospital
the Insurance Company of North America
Phillip J. Feely
P. O. Box
Salt Lake City
Utah
Free Kodak developing at Topliff Perkins Store
Free Kodak developing service offered until June 25th by Topliff Perkins at 159 South Main. Finishers are ready by 6:30 p.m. after prior visit before 9 a.m. Advertisements indicate free developing during the promotional period.
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Kodak
Topliff Perkins
Topliff & Perkins
South Main
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Gen
Giarlino
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Italy
Giardino
War Veterans’ Union
Taylor
Roundup
Mont
Montana Power Company
Harlowton
Roundup Electric Company
Melstone
Musselshell and
Gage
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Smyth's
OOD
Firestone Tires
Zloiin Ou
Ing
United Kingdom
Pocatello Insurance Trust Co
West Clark Street
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