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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Mali ogIasi
IL ameriske zgodovine:
Kolonijalni postni sistem

, Ali je vam znano, da je bilo razSirje-
ME znanstva in idej, movie in informa-
eli ameriSkih kclonijah odvisno Cd
podviga in porasta kolonijalnega post
mega sistema? Leta 1889 je legislature
drzave Massachusetts, napravila naCrt
"a lokalni postni urad in temu vzgledu
so sledile druge kolonije. Leta 1892 !ie
bila ustanovljena med-kolonijalna post
ma posluga in sicer kot privatno pod
vzetje. IS let pozneje jo je prevzela
vlada Benjamin Franklin je postal
postni mojster 1eta 1853. Pomnite to.
Pomnite tudi, da je bilo Trinerjevo
grenko vino dano ma ameriski trg pred
81 lett. To zanesljivo zelodcno odvajal-
no sredstvo, danes Trinerjevo grenko
vino S s\vitaminom B-1, je zelo ucinko-
vito. Rabite ga kot je predpisano ma
steklenici. Ako vam ne more MIN
postreci vas lekarnar, piSite ma Joseph
Triner Corp, 1888 South Ashland Ave.
Chicago 8, III.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
estne novice
ZAVEDNOST EUCLIDCANOV

Podruznica st. 1O6 SANS v
Euclidu Sc je sele pred kratkim
ustanovild, q clanstvo, XII jo tvo-
RHO, je slo polno paro ma de-
10 in pok2zslo je ze lepe uspe-
he. Ma glavni stan sc je poslalo
re nekaj stotakov, na zadnji Sc
il ia teden pa SO drustveni "a
stopniki in posamezniki izrocili
odboru $500, ki Sc jih maj takoj
odpremi Ia pdrnoc trpecemu
slovenskeinu narodu v domovi-
nj. tt nasi euclidski rojaki sc
pac dobro zavedajo, da je Cd
mas ameriskih Slovencev odvis-
no, koliksri meri Sc bo OLAF
salo trpljenje ubogega naroda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Kupi+e Cd Ios+niko in
81 prihroni+e

Hisa "a 2 druzini, ma E. 141
St., cd St. Clair Ave, s sob, zgo-
tovljena soba ma podstresju.
Garaza "a 2 avta. Zgodaj bo
prazno stanovanje S l. jan. Ia
koj $4,000 ali vec. Ia podrob-
nosti Sc poizve po $50 uri po-
poldne. Ako Sc hise ne proda,
Sc bo po !. januarju dalo sta
novanje najem dvojici sred-
njih let. Poklicite MU. 4173.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
BOzICNICA

Jutri popoldne Sc vrsi bozic-
MICA Slov. Sole Slov. mar. donna
ma ST. Clair Ave. Podan bo pro-
gram zaninaiv vzporedom S
retjem in eodbo ter deklamaci-
jam, in vrsila Sc bo kratka igri-
ca. Vabi sc starse in obcinstvo v
splosnem, Go. sc udelezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
|zapada in juga in streti Mem
Ofenziya ma Ogrskem

Ofenziva ma Ogrskem
Oh casu, ko so Rusi udarili
ma severn, so v cetrtek tudi ST.
lie tretje ukrajinske armade ma
Ogrskem zacele novo ofenzivo
juznozapadno cd Budimpeste Y
poizkusu, da popolnoma obkoh-
jo madzarsko prestolico in da
obenem odprejo direktno inva-
zijsko pot v Avstrfjo. !
O teh dveh operacijah nj Mo-
skva objavila Sc nobenih poro-
Gil.
Berlin poroca, da SO Rusi ma
pad v Latviji odprli S straho-
vitim napadom ma nemske po-
zicije liz zraka, kateri je sledilo
9O-minutno obstreljevanje z ar
tilerijo, tekom katere je pablo
ma nemske pozicije 10000 TO-
povskih krogel.
Potem je planilo v akcijo q
sovjetskih divizij ma 22-miljski
'front.' JUNO in juznozapadnc
cd mesta Saldus.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
q KOPRAVNOST

/ Obenen1 je podruznica tudi
dolocila, da sc nakaze Enako-
pravnosti svoto $40, ker Sc "a
veda, da je list, XII Sc bori in de-
.luje "a boljso .bodocnost- naro-
Ga, vreden rodpore. Il tega raz-
loga ie tudi klub t;Ljubljana'''
.potom svoje tajnice Mrs. Mary
Yapel postal listu $40.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Pfc. ALBERT VENE

v bolnisnici v Angliji Sc
zdravi Pfc. Albert Vene, 26-let-
nj sin Mr.. in Mrs. John Vene,
22171 Nicholas Ave., Euclid, XII
je bill %. novembra ranjen v
bojih v Nemciji.
Albert je odsel k vojakom v
novembru 1912, preko morja pa
je bill poslan preteklega januar-
ia. Ina tri brate, XII Sc tudi ma
hajajo v armadi, Corp. Charles
v Italiji, Pfc. Otto in Pvt. Vic
tor pa v Angliji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

kin Cd preteklega januarja, pre-
ko morja pa je bill poslan pro-
slega julia. Delal je pri Thomp-
son Aircraft Co. in ina DIV a
brata, XII Sc oba nahajata pri
vojakih, Sgt. Rudolph v Belgi-
j, in Sgt. John v Ft. Lewis,
Washington. @ III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Pfc. JOHN T. BLASKOVIC

Ranam je podlegel v F'ranci-
il Pfc. John T. Blaskovic, star
27 let, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Marko
Blaskovic, 1927 E. 50 st., XII je
bill pri vojakih liza letosnjega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

Lahko je bill ran1en v akciji
v Franciji %. novembra Pfc.
William A. Bradac, star % let,
sin Mr.. in Mrs. John Bradac,
stanujoca na 19620 Ormiston
Ave. v Euclidu.
William sc nahaja pri voja-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
SEJA KLUBA "LJUBLJANA'

Letna seja kluba 'Ljubljana"
sc bo vrSila v torek OBJ 7.3O uri
zvecer. V SLOW. drustvenem do
mu ma Recher Ave. Pc sell Sc
bo serviralo okrepcila in vrsila
Sc bO zabava.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Corp. ANTON HOCEVAR

Corp. ANTON HOCEVAR
Mr.. in Mrs. Charles Hocevar,
stanujoca ma 1910 Raymond
Ave. v Maple Heights, Ohio, sta
prejela vest, da je bill MUM 22-
letni sin, Corporal Anton Ho-
cevar 1. decembra v Nemciji
ranjen.
Anton je bill pred odhodom k
vojakom v novembru 1912 "a
poslen pri Richman Bros. Co.,
preko morja pa je Sci proslega
decembra. v ar1nadi sluzita tu-
di oba njegova brata,. in sicer
Pfc. Laddie v Novi Gvineji, Sgt
Charles pa v Franciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
POBIRA ASSESSMENT

Tajnica drustva Collinwood
Hive st. 283 T. M. bo pobirala
assessment ma 26. t. m. in prosi
clanice, da poravnajo svoje pri-
spevke, >da ne bodo suspendira-
ne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

Rusi pripravljajo velik udar
Sodi Sc, da bo Rdeca vojska
v kratkem udarila Nemce il
Latvije OBJ Baltiku skozi Who'd
no Prusijo in Poljsko in dale
do ze aktivne fronte v Slovakiji
in Ogrski.
Zadnja porocila O operacijah
v Ceskoslovaski javljajo, da so
Rusi prodrli v neposredno bill
Zinc vaznega zelezniskega cen
ira Lucenec, in da Sc nahajajo
samo 6 mill cd Fuleka, druge-
ga vaznega komunikacijskega
sredisca blizu ogrske meje.
Nemcem preti past
S tenn so Rusi ustvarili past
"a znatno nemsko silo, katera
je biIa vrzena il gorovja Ma
ira cd drugih sovjetskih sill,
XII prodirajo Cd JUNE strani.
Berlinska poroeila napovedu-
jejo prieetek splosne velike O.
fenzive v bliznji bodocnosti, ka-
tero Sc opisuje kot del mojster.
skega nacrta zavezniskih sill, kj
imajO udariti hkrati cd vzhoda
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Pvt. WALTER G. GERCEVIC

W. yvlAAA1lA0 Ss ~AIASNAAsAN
Mr.. in Mrs. Stephen Gerce-
vic, stanujoea ma 6311 st. Clair
Ave-, sta dobila obvestilo, da je
27. novembra umrl v Holandiji
njun sin Walter, star 20 let, XII
je bill %. novembra ranjen v
bojih v Nemeiji.
Pokojni mladenic je nekaj
casa pohajal Ohio State univer-
20, pred vpoklicom v armada pa
je delal pri Warner & Swasey
Go. in Columbia Electric Co
Preko morja Sc je nahajal sa.
mo diva meseca. Zapusea tud
tri brate, Pfc. Robert zracne
silo v LOUISIANA, Sgt. John v Te'
xasu in William.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

marca, preko n1orja pa je bil
poslan proslega septembra. s
Blaskovic je dovrsil East
Tech High School in je bill pred
odhodom k vojakom mesec dni
clan clevelandske policije. Ia
pusca tri brate, katerih eden
Sc nahaja v armadi, in Stir Sc
sire.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Zenska dobi delO

'da bi stregla bolni zeni. Vprasa
Sc ma 784 Alhambra Rd., ali
poklicite ". 0519.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Velika ruska ofenziva
Sc je re zacela

(Nadaljevanje S l. strani)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
S-5 Over ZonneIIi
Hy HACK CUDDY

United Press stan Correspondent)
 New York, Sept. 6 - (U.P) = Jimmy McDaniels, Los Angeles well terweight, was an o.5 favorite to spoil the Madison Square Garden debut tonight of Ralph zannelii, New England's outstanding l47- pounder.
 McDaniels, the former brewery worker who trains on beer and pret. gels, rates the nod because of his own impressive main.event debut in the Garden on August IS when he rose from the canvas to score a technical knockout over Young Aaron Perry in the fourth round.
 Much smart money" however, is being planked on Ripper Ralph" the rugged, slamb-bang guy from Providence, R. l., who gave Henry Armstrong and Ray Robinson hard fights. Zannelli's packers believe he can roll up plenty of points in the early rounds against the coast clouter-a notoriously slow starter and fight at least on even terms in the later stages of the scheduled 10 rounds.
 Promoter Mike Jacobs had hoped to open the Fall season with a featherweight title bout between Willie Pep, recognized as champion in New York and afiiliated states, and No. 1 contender Chalky Wright. The McDaniels-Zannelli brawl was signed when negotiations for a title fight failed to materialize.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Nousy Y Pool
 Opens Sept. II

Naugatuck, Sept. e-The Nauga. tuck YMCA swimming pool, which has been closed for repairs for the past few weeks, will be opened next Monday. Sept. II, Secretary Albert s. Cox announced today.
 The pool has been drained. re- paired and thoroughly secured and cleaned, and with the new filter ar- engagements will be in tip-top con- dition for another year of service, Secretary Cox explained.
 It was revealed today by Mir. Cox that the pool holds 66.00O gallons of water. and that the water as 1t comes into the pool Is filtered very slowly. It takes two days to com- pletely fil the pool. the YMcA head indicated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Johnson Ready
 For ConteIcos

Bill Johnson, former third base man with the N. Y. Yankees and a favorite with Brassco fans, will hold down the hot corner for Fred Da. wis ali-star aggregation Sunday aft- ernoon at Municipal Stadium when the Meriden Contelcos show here.
 Awaiting call from the U. 6. Navy, Johnson will be able to perform with the Brasscos this week end, 1t was announced today by Davi, man. ager of the local nine.
 T saw Johnson at Norwich the other evening and he informed me that he would be available for Sun. day., stated the Naugatuck sports. man who has put strong profess slonal team on the field at the Sta- dium this season.
 Meriden, with Randy Gumpert slated to pitch and Yank Kobrin catching. nipped the Brasscos by a To margin in the opener of the series when Mickey DeLucia came in to do a neat relief hurling role for the Tels and shade Red Branch, of the Coast Guard.
 Waterbury baseball fans will have an opportunity to witness Hart lords famed colored fireball hurler. tommy Taylor. in action ct the Sta. alum Sunday. Taylor, who turned m a i4-strikeout, four-hit mound performance in a night game here several weeks ago. will oppose Gum pert on the hillock.
 Dav will announce the balance of me team tomorrow. He has Aaron Robinson, Coast Guard catcher for. ~s
 sundays contest Is scheduled for s:io o'clock. with a preliminary tit set sSs i:3O o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Dizzy Decker
 Tourney Loser

Baltimore, Md, Sept. e-Roox basa-running and lose fielding. ruined the efforts of the HHisfei New Departure CfO team In the first round Of the first annual All- American Amateur Association baseball tournament yesterday, the Martin bombers of Baltimore de- teating the Endees, 7-S. at the Mar tin Field,
 Two runners were picked off the bases and another trapped nipplne Bristol rallies.
 Ray (Dizzv) Decker got off to. q poor start, Q base-clearlng triple by striker, and Q wild pitch Riving tho Bombers four runs. He pitched vel thereafter and batted in two runs, put loose fielding caused by a strong wind, dldnt help him. osae more defeat will eliminate the Ra- dees,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Duck Ammunition Restrict tioas E0sed

Augusta. Me. September 8. - (UP) = Duck hunters were entitled to an earlier start than usual in Maine today as federal restrictions on the sale of ammunition were relaxed.
 The Maine State Fish and Game Department announced yesterday that open season on ducks begins September IS and closes December S-A gain of 10 days over the l4s season. The daily bag hinite is 10.
 Partridge may be hunted October 1 to November IS, Woodcock from October 10 to 24, and pheasants No- vember 1 to l4.
 Deer hunting will begin October 2i in the six northern counties. and November in the others. lasting until November 90 in all sections.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
SeoviIl. New Haven Meet At YoIe Todoy

Hartford, Sept S-Coit's unde. feated championship baseball team, which swept the Industrial Service League by winning is straight travels Co Yale Field today to face Chance Vought of Bridgeport In the state Industrial tournauIent at 4:S0 D. m. High Standard Of New Haven and 2coVlll of Waterbury meet at 2sSu D. m1.
 Winners meet on September is, alec al Xalo Nlald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
WATR Will Air
 g Major Games

Nine major contests of the ie44 college football season in New Eng land territory, including feature games scheduled by Yale, Dart- mouth, Holy Cross and Brown, VIII be broadcast here under the spon' sorship of the Atlantic Refining co. The company's schedule was an- nounced today by Joseph R. Rollins, advertising manager.
 The games will be heard over WATR, beginning with the clash between Dartmouth and Holy Cross at Hanover on September 30. Other contests are scheduled as follows:
 Oct. 2, Yale- Cornell, at New Ha. ven; Oct. i4, Dartmouth Notre Dame, at Boston: Oct. 2l, Holy Cross. Brown, at Worcester; Oct. 28, Brown. Dartmouth, at Providence; Nov. {, Yale-Dartmouth, at New Ha- ven; Nov. il, Yale-Brown, at New Haven; Nov. 18. Yale+North Caro- lima, at New Haven, and Nov. 25, Browne Colgate, at Providence.
 Atlantic is presenting It's football broadcast program for the ninth consecutive year. A net work of 72 radio stations covering the Atlantic seaboard as far south as Miami, and an area westward to Cleveland, will carry contests on the 1944 schedule of the company.
 Eiehty-nine college, 57 high school and 2l professional games have been listed, including many stanc-out contests of the gridiron season in the caste and south, and number of featured games in the Middle West.
 A highlight of the Atlantic sched. ule this year is the inclusion of the Navy team, with eight of its con- tests to be aired. This is the first time the Naval Academy has au- thorized commercial sponsorship of a broadcast of the teams games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Margaret SIovin Faces Whittoker

The Chase Girls and East Noun tain Girls will hook up in return golf match at l2:30 o'clock Sunday at the Chase Country Club. The E. M. contingent won the frs tmatch.
 Eleanor Kirschberger will face Ann Corrideo, Helen Cluney vs M. Porter. s. Freeman vs M. O'Connor, Margaret Slavin vs Dorothy Shove Whitaker, Helen Sullivan vs R. Kli- ka, M. Clark vs A. Pronovost, D. Koval vs M. Bombardier, H. Cochard vs R. Fallon, T. Schuster vs G. Bur- ton, P. Coughlin vs M. Telesco, Mollie Calhoun vS H. Carosella, J.. Schuster vs G. Hogarth, and B. Hopkins vs E. Mcintyre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Devil Diver Will Tote Top Weight

Pawtucket. B. T.. Sept. e.--CUpl -Devil Diver. the oreentree stables handicap champion of the year. will tote the top weight of l3O pounds Sept. le in the 10th running of the s25. O00-added Narragansett special at NaEragansett Park. 1t was an- nounced today.
 Of the 44 tinoroushbreds nom- mated Aug. 1 for the race only two -four freedoms and stir up-have been declared out.
 Next highest Ilnpost of l2e-pounds win be carried by Ed Mulrenan's First Fiddle. winner of the e50.O00- added Massachusetts handicap and the 98o. oo0- added Butler.
 Alex Earth has been assigned iI7- pounds; Founders. il4; and Paper boy, llO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
FITZS|MONS SURE TO HOLD PHILLIPS lOR
tRssIs.spsa ?. . rAashs onss'
MY IAQK CunDX

NY 3AOA UOWWE
 Limited PFeas Stan Cerxes n9en1l
 New York, Sept. g = (Up.) plto rtlmors of Ax-shagponlng ln Philadelphia, wo predict thel tSea. dy EatMimmona wiil be rolAin1d on' manager Of the Phillies for tht ie,o campaign,
 Announcement oe q new Eltrsllnt mons contract probably wlll he made Monday or Tuesday, after weekend conferences At Philadelphia between Sergeant Bob Carpenter, president, and Herb POnnoek, general manager Carpenter is stationed % Atlantic City, N. ].
 During the current week gumoge have haen widespread in the olty Of hrotherly love that Fat Freddy had less chance oe escaping tho hAtehet and Q similarly padded turkey GO Thanksgiving time. Unconsirned reports indicated that Carpenter and Pennock blamed Eats for the Phils' last-plaee showing, and that they bod been dlckerlng with such possible replaoemantn ns hueky Hare rls of the Buffalo, N. x., o1uh O'Doul Of the San NEonel14 Chuck Klein, current Nhlllle etc.
 However, our phlladainh
 (No. a l.2) brands these x
 having less foundation than \ HH4s fioated hen house. He insisls 1aAt Fat FTeddy-the old knuckioebAlL pitcher of the Giants end pod9eEa, Is definitely "in,"
 It seems that Carpenter and Pan- mock are great admirers of E1lH, als though he is q fOlie oe tho Alli cox regime. Right-haneed Freddy WAe signed As manager of the Rhlllios ln late July, last season. Co geplaee Hucky Harris. Although "a years old at the time, Freddy had e be re- leased by the Brooklyn Dodgors e take the job, Hhe Anished the aea. son aS pilot, and the phils finished In 7th place in the National League standing. psaliH
 During tho winter, BII co1 sxd associates sold the phlllies Co A group headed by young Bob oaspea- ter, EttAsimmons, who had been given c contract by COX Co fnlsh tho '4S season and for the 'As season, was retained instead Of being paid of. He started of the current cam. paign in envlahio fAahion. On July Q, the Phils were fighting along n fifth place and threatening to break into the first division. But ct that time Shortstop Ray Hanirick, their leNd-oh man, was inducted tn Co che army. And the club hasn't been the same since. It crumbled.
 Since the departure of HamFick. the Phils have beaten out the Brooklyn Dodgers for the cellar berth: but apparently neither the Philadelphia fans nor writers blame FitSslmmons for the tail spin. Hes such Q grand guy, personally, and he has so much baseball savvy that nearly everyone In the Pennsylvania metropolis sympathlses with him ID his pngth-his wartime plight. sfis,0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
90 Signed Up For Wolnuf Hill Loop

The Walnut Hill Mixed Com- munity Bowling League, consisting of 90 members. started Wednesday night at the North End Y. and will continue every Wednesday thereaf- ter Les 0roat of Ives street. expects a great turnout. At the end of the season a community supper will be given. He Is ably assisted by Elmer libby, as secretary and George Steck, treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
PotFiek HoIIeEon Aids Golf Tourney

Patrick Holleran bought a el,000 War Bond as the Victory Bond Golf Tournament at the Municipal Course was resumed thig morning with three good-locing WACs on hand to sell the valuable certlfi- cates. The tourney now has netted e7,700 nbond sales to date. Pro Joe BTacken Is directing the tourney which will also be an event Of to- morrow and Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Quintord Aviss
 Hill Choice Todoy

Baltimore, Md. Sept. S-Rube ouintard, tall, rawbone right handler of the ce.VOught team of Bridgeport, Q 20.Eame winner this season ln that town, will be the Waterbury Avlgll. anese choice to huFl against Amsterdam, N. Y. in the second round of the tourney today Rt the Baltimore Stadium.
 QuintRrd looked very good In the two hltless innings he chucked against Butler, Pa. yes- terday.
 LenO CastaIdO turned in . fine job as base umpire yester. day In the game between the Baltimore Construction Com. pany and Philadelphia which the former won by Q shutout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
AOigs Beat Butler; Pa.; Meet Amsterdana 7oday
SoiIor outpoints Benny Singleton

FAll RlveF, AHass., Sept. G. (Url--M BtepAny. ltl, os New York and KAutlent n0uchAFd, 1el, os Montreal fougiit Co . lO- round draw At the cpslno last night.
 Tn slx-round pEellmlnarles, Al Carpenter, 100, ee Che Navy de. oisi0ned Sam Shumaway, 100, 6f Webster, Danny Ardltto, 1a5, of Che navy deoleloned Benny Singleton, 197, Of Waterbury, Conn, and Oscar SC. Pierre, l3s, Of Fall River knocked out Bob Evans, lSa, of Che navy (2l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Lou Finney IA

Boston. September Q. -(UP) - Lou Finney. of La Fsyette. Ala. S3.year-old first baseman of the Boston Red sox. has passed his inc duction physical examination but expects to complete his playing sea- son in the American League. under draft regulations he cannot he called into service 1oH al daga.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Pcsins Jimmy Lee!

Chelsea. Mass. September g. - tuP) = Chelsea High schools toct- ball team today listed among its candidates six-foot, 1s-year-old sophomore uddie Elaherty, dis- charged from tlae Army after glx month"; service when his aEe vas discovered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08
Many Locals Pulling For Steve O'Nein
 By DAN PARKER

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 Having In mind Che tragedy that happened neaFby Newark recently Commissioner to find out why Conway was discharged from the discharge papers Se ms phycal condition Investigating son Hal found out at the mustsFed nt that he had suffered cerebral hemorrAge Hall snled that Conway couldn't fight
 Did Promoter John for saving him from re,ns o taml The answer brethren he did not instead he nated John for ng his sue him and aso 70 sic tho American Legion him discriminating against e men Commissioner Halls discriminatory seems ay fin not allowing poor Conway get his brains Kobbs nan. cA Gene can picture the American Legion working up into stiff father over this outrage VI - ~
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-08

Greatarex. stolen bases = Romeo 2, Elseniohr, DonesIgl. Double plays Perry and Ufner and Mills. Left on bases--Waterbnry 2. Butler {. Bases on bails--0ft Winters (. I4nhaugh 2, slaEle 2. Hits--oif Grabeck, 5 In taTd. o in ,; of Lahaunh, 8 In Si-s. Chamberiin, c in I. ElaRie in q
 struck oul---bv 0rebeck 2, oulntafd q. Wild pitcheH--WfntaFa. HlaHie q. nalk--&laRle. Passed hnIie-~- F34ruws Ni. winning ul4ehef~UEen0e4 Xoss
 inR pitcher F. Winters UmNlfa1 W0eahoa6 and Davis. Tlmu8il9.