Nazis Hint Reverses in These Naval Battles
German naval spokesman Heinrich Schmidt acknowledged that Allied anti U-boat efforts are growing stronger as Allied air and sea forces widen their reach. Reports say May ship losses may dip below April levels, with U-boat destruction rising toward a new high. Allies anticipate a late summer showdown involving 600 German submarines and peak anti U-boat warfare.
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London
Germany
Europe
United States
Britain
Berlin
Stockholm
Heinrich Schmidt
Stockholm Aftonbladet
Schmidt
Side Glances Shipping for Soldier Overseas
A note on substantial shipping to move a modern soldier and his gear abroad, with an additional ton and a quarter monthly to sustain him.
Atlantic Shipping Debate and U-boat Fear in War
In London a U S naval spokesman mocked claims of reduced Allied shipping saying ships remain at sea if submarines seek them. Experts note the United States is rapidly transporting men and supplies across the Atlantic to sustain invasion forces in Britain and Africa.
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Atlantic
London
U. S
United States
Britain
Africa
Cambridge Church Groups Schedule A Busy Meeting Day
The Women's Missionary Society of the Coila United Presbyterian Church meets tomorrow at 2 pm at Mrs George C Arnott's home with Mrs Bertha Green leading. Cambridge Valley Chapter C S holds an 8 pm meeting with a memorial service and altar draped. May birthday guests honored and refreshments served. Cambridge Valley Grange meets at Masonic rooms Friday with visits from Argyle District Deputy Master Wilbur McDougal and District Deputy Juvenile Matron Mrs McDougal. Nellie M Rice leads the program. Dairymen's League Inc holds Saturday meeting at Ben W English home. delegates elected for June 17 New York and district meetings with Mr and Mrs Walter O Chapin named to attend.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the
Coila United Presbyteran Church
George C. Arnott
Bertha Green
Cambridge Valley Chapter
C. S
Cambridge Valley Grange Wll
Masonic Rooms
Wilbur McDougal
Argyle
McDougal
Nellie M. Rice
Dairymen’s League, Inc
Ben W. English
William N. Reynolds
League
New York
Walter O. Chapin
Summer Home Reopened and Local Events Noted
Gratton Lillian Foley of Troy reopens her summer home. Echo 4-H Club to sponsor a Town Hall dance Saturday night. Thomas Richmond Louis Serar and Nate Abbt leave for service June 1. William Sleicher and family spend weekend at summer home. Mrs Bernard Simmons undergoes operation at Leonard Hospital. Dawson Myers, stationed at Sampson, visits wife and daughter. Eva Snyder and Mary Hull move to new home on South Road. Mr and Mrs Irving Bonesteel learn their son Lester Bonesteel arrived at Camp Blanding Florida for training.
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Lillian Foley
Troy
Echo 4-H Club
Town Hall
Thomas Richmond
Louis Serar
Nate Abbt
Whiliam Sleicher
Bernard Simmons
Leonard Hospital
Dawson Myers
Sampson
Eva Snyder
Mary Hull
Pownal Visitors and Local Fund Drive Report
Pownal residents hosted visitors from Hartford including Benjamin Gaffin and Eugene Ward. Mrs Anna McKay resumed teaching at Oak Hill Monday after a several days absence, and Miss Hazel Beals returned to Castleton Normal after a weekend with her parents. Mrs Michael Pucell led a town cancer control canvass with help from Mrs Lloyd Rathbun in the village, Mrs Henry Baker and Mrs Amel Bisson in North Pownal, and Mrs Byron Barber in Pownal Center. total funds collected to be announced.
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Benjamin Gaffin
Eugene Ward
Hartford
Anna McKay
Oak Hill
Hazel Beals
Castleton Normal
Harry W Beals
Michael Pucell
Lloyd Rathbun
North Pownal
Henry Baker
Amel Bisson
Pownal Center
Byron Barber
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Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Corm
Weasem TM
Pat
By Galbrai
J. M. Warren
Ates
J. M. Warren & CO
River ST
Ralhivfs
Cambridge
Gratton
Pownal
North Africa
Edward L. Gundrum
Averill Park
Esther Gundrum
War Department
Frears Cotton Shop
Ed Seersucker
Cape Cod
Chambray
Jersey
Kate Greenaways
Kate Greenaway
Ava
Anita
Sunnybrook
Juudy
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