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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
RECREATION FUND
CAMPAIGN OPENS
MONDAY MORNING

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
COUNTY TEACHERS HAD
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
LAST TUESDAY EVENING

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
JAPAN HARDENS TONE As
AXIS PARTNERS RETREAT

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
LUCE NAMED PRESIDENT
OF MISSISSIPPI EXPORT
RAILROAD By DIRECTORS

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
JACKSON COUNTY SELLS
100000 COURTHOUSE
CONSTRUCTION BONDS
New size o. Ksr ssrs~s Acquired Tuesaay From Ares E~,a,.
As LsCatioa o. Proposed New
Cours House Baadine.

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mAn Hx1un a Co e New 0rhAnx
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a Marine Hank Il paseaenala wes
: member. esgg - sEccessful and
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posi- Guaranty Bank ana Trust
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nny q jackson. Commerce unlna
Bank. Nashville. Term. Whitney
NataonAi Bank New Orleans. and
JAG ? Dacournau of New Orleans
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ever aoEained for securities sold IN
jackson cc<nty. TIE money re-
saittne from TIE sale Of TIE ponds
w1n Be ane6 10 build tire new court
noaN There we're - investment
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the xae.
TIE Pasc2eoula National Bark
bidding for rs cwn account. Vas
second IN the hA11Aag fling the
following offer: FIRST $500 matur4-
th8 liz next $3.50 maturstses.
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LAS. OF an average interest rate
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National Bank o. Commerce.
fssw Orleans. Union and Planters
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phts. John Dane. New Orleans. La
mar, Kingston a Eanuulssa. New
Orleans. K~ingbury and Avs New
Orleans 1le&
FfsE NAt4n1al Bank Memphis.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
Shipyard Strike End.

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
TRAIkEES LEAVE
FOR CAMP SHELBY.
FROM PASCAGOuLA

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
PASCAGOULA RIVER FISH
AGAIN POLLUTION VICTIMS

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
MOSS POINT SCHOOLS
BONDS BRING UNUSUALLY
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
MOSS POINT SEEKS
HIGHER RATING
FOR PmOSTOFFICE.

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-05
MOSS FONT RID Cross
STARTS FIRST AED CLASS

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07

pyeand the whole wordnow the their champs The special left shortly after
 o'clock for Mdn and the limited several hundred along and paid full fare band helped envn things and there hundred cowbes
 e nosemakng umul Waterbury sent delegation of fans who Joined cheering tain, a Brass City boy.
 And what that there Hanover park den Hoyoke to and 1t tuck affair with buns playing like the real champions they were.
 oNe manager picked big Rube vckers to do the ngng for Hooke Meriden The wei played thru the nine innings without sembance oppo gon made four mpays It Merdens Ruben didn't rattle even little mite vckers called the pitcher with the $l0000 and chcked like a million dollar combination that day.
 Mike McAndrews played shortsop Papemakers Capt Fitzpatrick at second Hene Batch in left fled Slater Mccormick third base, Claude Roman and Herman Schne the Flying Duchman
 After the the Hoyoke delegation swooped the field Capt. Fitzpatrick Vcke hoed shoulders and headed by the band marched in joyful depot covered the Hoyoke fans piled into the but happy lot was great day for Hyokeone those who made the trip loyal and ready to fight for Our to battle for Dan oNeis gang" -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
TORRINGTON BIRD
 WINS RACE FROM PHILLY
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4 pigeon owned by P. Hamor of Torrlngton was the winning bird In the l60 mile Philadelphia race, held Sunday, october s, le4l, by the Bristol, Terryville, Thomaston and Torrington Pigeon clubs The speed of the winning bird was iS6G.70, I5 lofts competed, shipping ls4 birds Other members who competed were P. Hamor, Torrington, lsSA.7o; Q. Fowler, Torrington, Is4ee8; O. Cataldo, Torrlngton, l344.0l; w. Schafranck. Torrington, 1343.l6; F Jene, Torringtoa, i342.04; E. Grus- tas, TorrIngton, l324.l4; J. Wana- towicz, Torrington, ls0e.SS; W. Rien- deau, Bristol, lS06.s7; W. Eachweh, Torrington, i200lB; A. Ross, Bris- tol, l27l.g5; F. dosinski, Terryville 1263.S5; J. Blum, Terryvllle, l247.7I: J. Ellis, Oakville, 12l6.82; c. st. Amand, Waterbury, 1l28.S8.
 Next Saturday there will be a special Futurity race for the mem- bers of the Bristol, TerryviIIe Thomaston club, from Wilmington Dela., 200 miles. On Sunday the two combined clubs will fly another Philadelphia race.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
E1ARYARD'S BINGHAM
 LIKES FREE SUB RULE

Boston, Oct. 7.-(UP)-Harvard Athletic Director Bill Bingham ia. yors footballs new free-substitution rule and points to the Harvard. Pennsylvania game as justification
 Bingham told coaches and sports writers yesterday how the Tul( helped reserve-shy Harvard play Pennsylvania in willing heat with. out sustaining more than minol bumps and bruises. The Crimson substituted guard Chuh Peabody nine times during the game.
 A member of the rules committed which drafted the free-suhstitution act, Bingham said 1t was extraor, dinary that the game twas played in 2 hours, 2S minutes. thought the ofiicials ought to have bees tossed sprigs of lilac for thai miracle"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
WRESTLING

New Haven, Oct. 2 - Featured by team wrestling something new in the annals of New England mat competition-the Arena will present the first wrestling show here in two years on Wednesday night when Promoter Sam Siegel parades ten of the countFy's outstanding matmen before the grappling fans eyes.
 Mile Steinborn, strongman of the wrestling trade, faces Lou Hummer, Texas star, in the main event which will be e finish match.
 Ace Freeman of Boston, and Paul Boesch, New York, will combine to take on Jim Austeri, Newark, and Angelo Savoldi, Chicago.
 Dynamite Joe Cox, Kansas City, battles Fred 0rubmier. Oklahoma. and Emil pusek, Nebraska Bearcat, takes on Eddie Newman, California, in the time-llmit pgelims.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
VENDRILLO, O'COIN
 AT ARENA TONIGHT

New Haven, Oct. T - With Pat Vendrillo, Manchester welterweight, slated to take on Popeye O'Coin, Worcester, Mass, in the feature bout of a ten-event card, Matchmaker Dick Gray will give the amateur fight fans plenty of action here at the Arena tonight.
 Irish Jimmy Kenny, New Haven, will box Joey Knapp. Worcester, in another of the feature bouts, and Tim Renick, East Hartford, meets Jerry shannon, Worcester light weight.
 The King brothers of Worcester, Mickey and Jackie. will take on Henry Coleman, New Haven, and Bobby OBrien, Hartford, in that or der.
 Charley Mcconnell, Middletown lightweight, meets Tommy Wolfe, New Haven, and Irish Jimmy Kelly, Bridgeport. meets Ernie Cabral, New Haven lightweight. The first bout will start at 6 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., Oct. 7.-(UP)- Dartmouth. readying for its first major test of the season, was bol- stered today by return of five play. CTS who have been hampered by minor injuries. The Indians, who meet Colgate Saturday, started preparations yesterday by reviewing mistakes made in their lopsided tri- umph over Amherst. 4 long signal drill followed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
BOYS CLUB NOTES

Harry Metro leads the pack of football guessers at the Boys Club with a two week score Of 8 right and i2 wrong, Al -Damelio and Johnny Ward are deadlocked for second place with 32 corrects against IS otherwise. Tony zasa- movieh, Pudgy Famigletti, and ole Runiyidge are deadlncked for third position with 90 rights and l6 other wise. Seventeen fellows were keen enough to pick the scores of many of the games right on the nose.
 Twnty members of the club cheer ed Jackie Wallace, 9 fellow club member, as he caught Yarnells nifty toss in the Wilby game last SatuT- day. The club youngsters were guests of Jimmy Lee and this week another group of deserving boys will be the guests Of Bill Schofield when the Crosby eleven tackles the Gen. tral High outfit of Bridgeport.
 Mario Generalis' Notre Dame team in the intermediate league is still out in front in that popular multi-activity program. Fred Coel- ho is trying like fury to carry his Robins into the thick of the fight and they may win out yet inasmuch as the season is still in its infancy.
 The Trojans are expecting to start workouts in the near future in prep- aration for what should be g very successful season on the polished court. Boosting large squad of ex- perienced ball players the north end group should not take back seat to any quintet in the valley this winter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
BOSTON COLLEGE

Newton, Mass, Oct. 7.-(UP)- Boston Colleges chance of averaging its le40 Cotton Bowl loss to Clem- son Saturday were enhanced today with its first-string backfield again intact. Fllllback Mike Holovak and hafback Frank Mamicki, sidelined by knee and shoulder injuries, re- turned to practice yesterday and displayed fine ball-toting form. Reg ulars scrimmaged against freshmen with Micky Connolly starring in the passing role.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
HARVARD

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. T-CUPl Harvard drilled against Cornell plays today in preparation for Sat- urday's conflict with the undefeated Big Red eleven. All Crimson regu- lars who played in the losing conn bat with pennzylvanla were on hand for yesterday's short workout. Coach Dick Harlow scrlmmaged his second and third teams In an efTort to discover reserve talent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
C. G. A. Dinner.Meeting
 At Waterbury Tonight

Members. club representatives and directors of the Connecticut Golf Ass soclation were guests Of the Country Club og Waterbury today where the annual alnneF-meeteing ef the as- aacIati0n was to be held this eyen- ina ak o'clock, following golf
 thatcher in the afternoon. R. w.
 'an. prrnldent of the Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
ARMY GETS EAGLE

Newton, Mass, Oct. 7.-(UP)- Justin McGowan of Laconia, N. H, Boston College reserve halfback, haa been ordered to report for iIaductioR into the army Saturday.
 McGowan, 8 senior, will be thG first B. c. player to be drafted. Hi loss also will affect the track team on which he was jevlin throweS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07
DODGERS

EARNED RUNS-Yankees, Dodgers RSzWO DOUBLE PYsYankees Gordon Rzzuto and sturm 1 Dlckey and GoFdon ROe RzzutO
 Owen and Riggsi Reese COscaart CamiI; Cemll; Herman Reese and Camil; Reese and CamD. RAsES-Xankees G Dodgers 21 HIT BY PITCHERBy Allen Henrh), WILD PITCH-Wyatt UMPTREs-AIcGOwan (AL); Pinel and GAAIES-2Os sD 2;sl (2nd; 9:2e (9Kdl; 2S4 -