Mechanicville City Bowling League Opens Season with Ten Teams
Mechanicsville hosts a league meeting at the Masonic Club to open the City Bowling League season on September 13. Teams and scorers include Masonic Club led by Alfred Quins and James Hutchison, Fantauzzi's with Anthony De Tang, and Knights of Columbus with Joseph Gilheany among others. Unanimous rule adoption mirrors standard rules from the African Bowling Congress with officials watching foul lines each evening. A veterans’ memorial display and faculty meeting notes are also mentioned along with military honors for local servicemen and naval crews.
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Masonic Ghub
Alfred Quins
Jamen Hutchison
Gough Vo Phinsey
Louis Kurs
Reber
Saries
Arthur Capison
John DePaul
Jozeph Lupo
Hex Carose
Bar Coffee
Arthur Marocco
Fantauzzi
Fantauzzi's
Anthony de- Tang
Samuel Federico
Francis Ererdt
John Yeo
John Marlowe
Camfeld
Pratt
John Spohn
Roman Johnson
Ted Cis der and
Ray Babenis
General Elettrie
Albert George
Colby Fromas
Jack Sykes
Anthony Costanzo
Joseph Carpenter
Columbia Clea
Patrick DePaul
Anthony Garzano
Frank Satobei
Armand Ino
Theodore Cavotta
Joseph Petrograssol
West Wacos
Carl Hvart
Westley Sweet
Joseph Menest
Berard A. Dyer
Joseph ‘Tes Ryck
Edward Lucas
Northern Avro
John Kapacz
Francis Welch
Vhur Meyers
Norman Sfram Brown
Edward McGaan
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Gilheany
Jasega
Sysex
Mark Fuz
Heary McHinney
James McEver
David Babar
West Virginiss
Wiliam Cisler
Robert Stamen
Freak Marmillo
Gus DeStefano
Edward DeCeile
Grseph Jarksor
African Bowling Congress
Robert I Gardner
Garfield Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Alfred Wrogman
Uniform Bank
Pruyt’s Terrace
Newman. Circle of
King’s Daughters
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First Methodist Church
E. E B. Woodin
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Draft
Sidney W. Hewitt
Purple Heart and Air Medal Awarded Posthumously
Letters reveal Lt. Francis Reilly killed in action over Germany on February 23 after completing his 10th mission. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koper proudly wear his decorations, and their son’s siblings serve in Navy and Army overseas. Local Rotary recital features Denny Carter, a State School for the Blind graduate, with notes on community events and upcoming anniversary and school back-to-school efforts.
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Hoor
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James T. McEvoy
Hemstreet Park
George
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South Main Street
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Germany
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Sergi
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Irene Koper
Charles Merlo
Koper
Army
Stanley Koper
Ai R. M
Chester A Koper
Navy
Frank S. Koper
France
Denny Carter
State School For the Blind
Batavia
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Wilson resigns as War Production Board executive vice chairman
Washington reports EB Wilson quit his post after a feud with Chairman Donald Weilson. He released a final report showing aircraft factories produced nearly 3,000 planes in the first eight months, with 7,800 built in August and a year goal of 103,000. He notes at least 400 more planes were produced but not counted due to bookkeeping issues.
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Education Board Rejects Clerk Salary Boost
Leonia New Jersey board withdraws plan to raise the clerk F M Fernald’s pay by 208 dollars after he threatened resignation. Fernald chairs the board’s finance committee and Fernald notes Portland’s clerk is paid 1080 dollars.
Reims Cathedral Escaped Damage During WWII Defense
In Reims France, the Notre Dame cathedral stood unharmed as American armor moved past German positions. French residents, expecting ruin, watched as Germans retreated while guards protected the cathedral with sandbags and wooden frames around the sculptures. An American POW praised the relief of liberation after months of captivity.
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Paris collaborationist leader Doriot arrives in Berlin
Moscow radio reported Jacques Doriot leader of the French Popular Party has arrived in Berlin and been given a significant post related to the employment of war prisoners and foreign workers.
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Famous Names Found in Old Boston Hotel Register
A yellowed Spearold Hotel Vendome register from the 1860s to 1860s reveals visits by Harriet Beecher Stowe Lilian Taub Oscar Wilde Daniel Prokmas and President Martin Van Buren among others. The list includes Edison and TS Gen with a retinue noting their entrance into the city.
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Vendome
Bath Bay
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Lilian ‘Tae ‘Sel
Oscar Wilde
Daniel Prokmas
Martin van Buren
Thomas A. Edison
Gen TS
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