davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-26
HIRES PLANE TO FIND PLANE

Enid, UP-Like the ar
row in the old saw, one way to find
missing airplano is to send an
other into the air. Lit, Paul l..
Norton, Enid air field officer and
model plane enthusiast, had hunted
for his s25 gasoline-powered model
plane for several hour without
success. He then engaged a pri-
vate fller TO go up and search for
the model from the air. Soon. It
was found.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-26

Trotting horsemen throughout
the nation competed for Sl,445,-
906.12 in 1915 as compared with
S2,634.s77.5S the previous year.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-26
BUCK GOES A-BEeeING

jefferson, N. H--UP-There is
one deer in Jefferson shat none Of
the hunters seem TO want to admit
bagging. The deer-a seven-point
bucks a somewhat motheaten ex.
ample OF taxidermy, which some
one anchored in a pasture. Bullet
scars on the animals hide indicate
thar 1t was "bagged" more than
once during the hunting season, but
no one SO far has claimed his prey.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-26

Floor End wall tiles are shaped
under a pressure of about 1000
pounds to the square inch before
being fred.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-26
FIND AIR JOBS FOR VETS

Denyer-UP - Colorado's Civil
ir Patrol wing is assisting air
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Former Associates Hold Reunion

4 group Of British Inspectors em- ployed by the British Admiralty Technical Mission. and afallated with the U. s. Time Corp. during the war. held Q reunion at the "2l Club" Friday evening. Those at- tending were: Mrs. Ethel Burton, Mrs. Jessie Johnstone, Mrs. Mabel Gardner. Mrs. Beatrice Bonner, Mrs Gertrude Gordon. Mrs. Bessie White Mrs. May Cullen. Mrs. Irene Dutre, Mrs. Marie Beckley. Mrs. Juanita Valentine. Mrs. Josephine H0lcomb, Mrs. Mabel Wood, Mrs. Helen Alex ander. Mrs. Florence McNaney, Mrs. Florence Fowler. Mrs. Josephine Conlan. Mrs. Mae Beardsley, Mrs. Mary Marshall. Mrs. Beth Andrews, Mrs. Sally Kenney. Mrs. Myra Mar shall, Mrs. Eda Wood. Mrs. Lillian Henderson. Mrs. Edna Ford, Mrs. Loretta Fallowell. Margaret LeaFy, Irene Desaullniers, Pauline Higham. Mary Semple. Ellen Bowes, Alta Taylor and Jeanne Osborne and Miss Eleanor Barnes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Foreign Brides To Be Feted By Mothers Club

Brides from foreign countries wsll be honoFed Nt a party sponsored hy the Mothers Club of the visiting Nurses Association oA Thursday, at . o'clock at the Y.wo.A. on Prospect sereet
 Members of the committee ln charge of the affair include Mrs, Anthony ngnlasl, chairman assisted by Mrs. James Morrow, Mrs ]. c. Light Mrs, Mary Tobln, Mrs. Law renee Rambo, Miss Mitchell Fried, Mrs Edward Grady, Mrs. Salvatore uafafola, Mrs Edith cArolan, MrS Fred Reynolds, Mrs. Anthony palla. dino, Mrs. Marx l.. Sperry, Mrs, Arthur parinton, Mrs. c, walker Bissett, Miss Mary Reilly, Mrs Louis Fucito, Mrs. Serge Belaneer, Mrs. ] r. Sullivan and Mrs, Roger Makepeace.
 The program will include musical selections, talks about the Y.W.c.A. program by Miss Helen Little and Miss Helen Mccarthy and Q tour of the building followed by an in. formal social hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Club Go Hold
 Christmas Sale O. "Wednesday

me MotheFe' Club of sB Peter and Paul church wlll hold their annual ChkissEnAs sale "Wednesday ln tho school from ten A. M. to nlne q. M Articles suitable goF ChFlBtfnAs klfts win ee on sale a well As O kail line Of religious articles. A food sale will also be held ln conjunction with the Christ. mas sale.
 Asra. John acaaden general chairman, ls assisted hs the fol- lowing composer. Mrs. MArwaret costello. MrA Joseph Calllcn, Mrs. AenFy echotE Mrs. William CayA~ nAueh, Mrs. samuel Judson, Mrs, Laurence Bkelly, Mrs. William Cas hia, Mra rrancls Blum, Mrs mfns lstlne flammell, Mrs. Charles Mc- Carthy, Mrs William keavUney, Mrs. Albert Bchiavone, Mrs, Louis nlCostaneo, Mrs. Frank DoWtlA. Mrs. Henry Corden, Mrs. W'Fm. Cook, Nfra John Blake, Mrs. Wm. hovett, Mrs. Marcel Young, Mrs simon Dolahue, Mrs. Wm. Woods, Mrs. Henry Thefiault, Mrs Joseph Auss Gin, Mrs. Patrick Mcuulre, Mrs. Philip liamel, Mrs. Benjamin Bens son, Mrs, william MoFlarty, Mrs. Maurice Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frederick Ffohn. tars. George Clanclolo, Mrs. Anthony Martifo, Mrs. Frank Byrnes, Mrs Roland Benner, Mrs. Thomas Ashton, Mrs. John Rankin, Mrs. Leo Baklnrow, Hrs. Helen kef- leher, Mrs. Frank McWeeney, Mrs. Edward Cook, and Mre Paul
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
NezC HaUen Music G,Oub
 To Present Program Here

The Saint Ambrose Music Club of New Haven, VIII offer a recip- rocity program at the November meeting of the Mattatuck Musical Art Society on Wednesday evening in the Tudor Room of the Water bury Women's Club. Miss Doris Howe is chairman of the event.
 Members of the New Haven group participating in the presentation viii be Miss Ruth Serry, contralto: Miss Polly Ferguson Clark, soprano; Miss Florence Morrison. pianist: and Mrs. Belle Soper Slater and Miss Florence Morrison. as accom- panistA
 The program will be followed by a social hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Way- TbbGls Bridal Held

Thomayton, Nov. e-ChFysanthe- nuns provided the setting In the Watertown Congregational Church, Saturday afternoon at zoo o'clock, for the wedding Of Miss Helen Alice Tibbals, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George D. Tlbbals of Watertown. former residents of this town and Kenneth ]. way, Long Branch, N. J., son of Mir. and Mrs. John Way los 0atos, Cal, formerly of water bury. The Rev. John D. Westbrook. pastor read the marriage service and Ralph Stumpf of this town provided the wedding music.
 Given In marriage by her father the bride wore Q poudre blue lame gown and hat with matching gloves and a corsage of pink roses. Miss Naomi Thompson, Thompsonville as her only attendant. was dressed In a cranberry velvet dress with har- monizlng accessories and a corsage of yellow daisies. Mrs. Tibbals at. tended in . soldier blue costume with black accessories and a corsage Of American Beauty roses. Charles Tibbals, Richfort, Vt. brother of the bride, served Mr. Way as best man.
 More than i3o guests including those from Norfolk, Fairfield. Iitch- field, Thomaston. Waterbury. Terry vile, winsted, Thompsonv1lle, Gov. entry and Richford, Vt, attended the reception which followed in the ni,urnn s.arinru ffrnr their rnfasfn from a wedding trip the couple will reside in Middletown, N. J. Mir. Way an electrical engineer with the Coles Signal Laboratory. Red Bank, N. l., received his BlS. and Ms. degrees from Yale Universitys His bride. a graduate Of Teachers College. New Britain, was a teacher in the first grade of the Grove Street School, Thoinaston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
GoSS Hunge,5ord Bridal
 SOLen1aiSed SatuydayNight

Escorted to the altar by her father in a white satin gown and ft1li-length veil, caught by a pearl headdress, Miss Clara Hiingerford. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Stuart Hungerford, Merriam Lane. Wateftown, became the bride of Ed. ward Boggs Cos, Pine Street. son of Edward Wheeler Co.'S, Washing t0n. D. C., and the late Mrs. 40. bic ooss. Saturday night at 6 o. clock in Christ Episcopal Church, Watertown.
 The Rev. Thomas s. Cline read the marriage service before an altar banked with palms.: cibotium ferna southern srnilax, white chrysanthe. nuns and poinpons.
 Ralph Stumpf. organist presented the musical program.
 The brides gown was designed With a fitted bodice, long sleeves forming points over the wrists, and long skirt sweeping into . train. She carried gardenias
 Asteding the bride were Airs. I'd. ward steele wotkyns lA6ary Louise ooss). sister of the bridegroom, was matrUn Of honor and Miss Nancy Montague, student at the Rhode 1slAnd School of De- sign. in prodence. R. l., served as maid Of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Henry Bailey, Providence, R. l., Miss Lucy Beuscher. New York, and Salisbury; and Mrs. Robert Fishef. Greenwich. the former Ruth 4. Seeley. Washington, Conn, Mrs. John Neville. Carley, water town. acted as honorary brides maids.
 All wore aqua faile gowns. styled with cap sleeves, v neckiines and bouffant skirts. Taras of yellow ponpons in their hair matched their bouquets.
 Mir. Goss had hts brother, Robert Porter Goss. for his best man. and his cousins, George 4. 0oss. Jr.. Middlebury, and William M. Goss. IT,. Waterbury, his brother in-law. Edward S. Wotkyns. and the brides brother, Charles S. Hungerford, IT,, for ushers.
 Mrs. Hungerford received at the Country Club of Waterbury, deco- rated with paums and chrysanthe- munis. in a pastel blue gown with a harmonizing feather hat and a yardenia corsage.
 A three-piece grey tweed suit with a matching hat and wine- colored accessories was worn by she bride when the couple depart ed on . wedding trip. Mrs. Goss 6 a graduate of Westover School, ltetnded Yale School of Fine Arts and is a member of the Junior League of Waterbury. Mr. Cos attended Yale School of Fine Arts Tille, vas graduated from the Lan- a0n School. Bethesda. Md, and received his discharge in octo- ger, ie45. after serving four years in he navy. He is now associated Edth the Scovin Manufacturing Company.
 The couple will reside at n Merriam Lane. Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
CargzC- Mitchell NMpti0LS Held

Miss Helen Elizabeth Mitchell, daughter of Mrs. Netsie J. Mitchell of Circular Avenue and the la4e Mr Mitchen, beCaEne tle bride M William Jamieson Carew, son of Mir. and Mrs. Pierce Carew of Acad. emy Avenue at 4:s0 Saturday after noon at the Mil Plain Union Church. The Rev. Leon Dickenscn offlciated at the candlelight cere- mony and traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. Frederick Wilson, organist, who also accompanied Mrs. Leland 0arrigus. who sang Be- cause" and At Dawning."
 Given in marriage by her brother. Robert S. Mitchell, the bride wore a white faille gown fashioned with square scalloped neckline, long sleeves scalloped at the wrist, fitted bodice and a full skirt terminating in a circular train. Her fingertip length veil was caught to c coronet of white ostrich tips and she carried a bouquet of orchids. stephanotis and maiden hair fern.
 Mrs. Margaret N. Chatfield. was her sisters matron of honor. She wore a sky blue faille gown with round neckline. puffed sleeves. fitted bodice and full pleated skirt. Her costume was complemented with matching mitts and q coronet of blue ostrich tips and she carried sn arm bouquet of orchids. stephanCtis and maiden hair fern.
 The bridesmaids, Mrs. Muriel Coley, Miss Ivy Carew and Miss Natalie Marsdon of Nesquehoning Pa, cousin of the bride. wore iden- tical gowns of fuchsia faille styled with cap sleeves. V necklines. fitted bodices and full skirts. Pink nitts, coronets of pink ostrich tips and cas- cade bouquets of orchids and pink chrysanthemuns completed their costumes.
 Ebert E. Coley. 2d. server as best man and ushers were Pierce Carew, brother of the bridegroom; William 4. Bormolni. cousin of the bride; Arthur Peterson. Wolcott, and Leslie Coley, Jr.
 A reception was held in the church gymnasium for more than 200 guests. Out of town guests were from New Jersey. Pennsylvania and Massa- chusetts.
 Mrs. Mitchell received for her daughter wearing a grey silk crepe dress with brown accessories and a corsage of pink button hole chrysan- themums. She was assisted by the bridegroom's mother who wore brown crepe dress with matching acc cessories and a similar corsage.
 When the couple left on an un- announced wedding trip. the bride wore q dark blue suit. red accessories an. an orchid corsage. Upon their return they will live ct 2ai Circular Avenue.
 Mrs. Carew is a graduate of Crosby High School and the Water bury Hospital School of Nursing. She was discharged in June after ie months service with the U. S. Navy Nurse Corps and is nov associated with the Visiting Nurse Association of New Britain. Her husband Is an alumnus of Crosby High School end received his discharge in March after 43 nionths' service with the U. s. Army. including 10 months in the CBI theater. He is now employed in the general stores department of scovill Mfg. Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Educator WiIl Address P.T.A. Here WeI1neSday

The Bunker Hill Parent. Teachers Association will observe community night on Wednesday at the school at 8 o'clock. The teachers win be in their respective rooms from 7:s0 to 0:3o P. M., and parents are inc vited to call upon them to learn of the work being done in the various classes. No business meeting will be held. A community sing. in the gym will be held ct 6 o'clock for the parents who have completed their classroom visits.
 Miss Ann V. FObere. state senior supervisor of elementary education, will speak on the topic Reading In Elementary Schools."
 Refreshments will be served hy the hospitality committee including Mira. Martin Bergin, chairman, as- sisted by Airs. William Curtig Jr.. Mrs. Ray German and Mrs. George Mulllgan, 1T.
 A dessert card party will be spon- sored by the association in the Bunker Hill Church gym on Dec. 2 at 6 P. M. 1t has been announced by Mrs. Walter Smyth, chairman of the ways and means committee. The school gym will not be availa- ble. Proceeds of the event will be used by the association to defray expenses for the year. Door and table prizes will be given.
 Reservations may be made with Mrs. Smyth or the following mem- bers of her committee: Mrs. J. War ren Upson. Mrs. Joseph Burke, Mrs. Walter c. Upson, Mrs o. J. Bizzoz- ero. Mrs. John Colletty, Mrs. J. L. zickts, and Mrs Jack A. Miller
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Mrs. Ann Kellooo
 To Address 1roun

The Waterbury Branch Of the American Association of University Women win hear Mrs. Ann Kelloee House speak on the topic The Pres. ent Situation in Greece" ct their November meeting Wednesday aft- ernoon ct 500 at the home of Mrs. E. E Eisenwfnter. Hamilton Avenue, watertown.
 A resident of Greece for 2s years, Mrs. House. Q classmate of Mrs. c. P. Rodeglbach, Naugatuck. program chairman, at Mount Holyoke Col- lege, ls the daughter of the founder of Theasaionia Agricultural and Inc dustrial Institute Of Greece. better known to the public as the Ameri- can Foreign School. Shm married Charles House, then director of the school, and has lived there since that time.
 She VII tell of her experiences during the war years. Of German concentration camps, and of condi- tions ia present-day Greece.
 Mrs. House Is the guest of Mira. Rodenbach during her stay here.
 Mrs. Earl W. Pierson will pre- side at the business meeting. Host esses win be: Mrs. z. J. Rogers, chairman. Miss Emily Sophie Brown, MrS Joel I. Butler, Mrs. Howard E. Chittenden. Mrs. John Eckert, Mrs. John H. Poster. Miss Helen B. Heater, Mrs. Forrest Pur- inton, Mrs. c. Grant welch and Mrs. John J. Wrinn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Ballet Master
 To Perform, At PT.A. Meeting

Jack Qainn. former dancer n& tho Metropolitan Ballet and Mss Aae> line fppolito. soprano. wiil ealer&aln al the regular monthly meeting ~ the Kingsbury P.T.A.. eomozTuw. n1 the Kingsbury School gym. Several of the ballet masters advanced pEl. plls enrolled at his New Haven school of ballet viii perform. iA hos been announced by Mrs Edmund Cedafe holm, program chairman.
 Mir. Quinn has appeared uath Fora ino in the films, and hes also ooach~ cd ballet stars in the cinezna ety.
 Final reservations for the aea to 6e given at the WateT4ury Country Club in honor of the KlnEsIEF School faculty wan be taken al tEe meeting by Mrs. John Dilion. and Mrs. James Synnott. The rzezllMN meeting wal2 he preceded hB mn ex@ ecutive board meeting ct F. M. ma der the direction o< Mrs. Walkw A4e. Garry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Dentol Assistants Hold Meeting Tonight

The newly formed Waterbury Chapter of the Dental Assistants Association will hold its first of- ficial meeting tonight at e:30 o'clock in Room 3i3 of the Brown Build- ing. Miss Carmella DeSalvatore will preside.
 4 discussion of programs and plans for the season will be held. All dental assistants of the city are invited to attend. Those present at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Chose Club
 Plons Activities

The Chase Country Club will give dance on November 90. 1t has been announced.
 Plans for other winter social &C., tictties made at a recent meeting at which Cyril Livermore presides are as follows:
 A New Years Eve Dance. semi- formal; January dance. date to be announced: Valentine Day dance, semi-formal; and St. Patrick,s Day dance.
 The committee includes the fol- lowing: Mrs. Cyril Livermore Charles Cornell. Mir. and Mrs. Tim othy Sullivan. Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Hopkins and Miss Helen Tyrreil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Marjorie Farley Guest Speaker

A meeting of the Waterbury Coan- cil of Catholic Women will be held tonight at 7:SO at the Diocesan Rooms oh Church Street. Following an executive board meeting at 7:so an open meeting will be held fof members and their friends.
 Miss Marjorie Farley will be guest speaker. Miss Farley who recently returned from Europe, where she served with the United Nations Re- lief and Rehabilitation program, will speak on her work overseas.
 A social will follow with the Lad. ies' of St. Michaels Church. Water vile. as hostesses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Church. Sponsors Christmas Eair NOO. q

The annual Christmas fair and tea of the First Methodist Church viii be held Thursday, Nov. a, from l0sSo until P. M. Mrs. George CaSfman Is general chairman Of the event.
 In charge of the various booths win be: Mrs John A. Coe. food and candy; Mrs Ivan Boyd. hanoker. chiefs: Mrs. William Clark. country store, Mrs. Howard Hickox. socks and mittens; Mrs. Chester Clark, aprons, and stationary. Mrs. A. W. Davis, mystery tree: Mrs. Ray Fer- ris. fancy workfn and Mrs. George Cashman and Mrs. Allan Upton, snack bar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Trinity Church Sponsors Cord Forty

A card party wall be sponsored by the parish Of Trinity Church on Prospect Street on wednesdya. Nov. %. from 8 to 10 P. N. A prize for each table win be given to the per- son with the highest score. Re- treatments will be served.
 Mrs. Harriet Rappelt, chairman. win be assisted by Miss Ida Warner in making arrangements for the event.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
EVentS Of Today

3 to s P. M.-The women's Aux Hilary of All Souls Church sponsor ing sale of fancy work, Winter bou- quets, aprons, etc, at the church.
 eP. M.-Connecticut Chapter of Marywood College Association meet ing at the home of Mrs. William Lenkowski. Euclid Avenue.
 6 P. M.-waterbury Catholic Women. meeting at Diocesan Bureau, Church Street. Miss Mar jorie Farley. recently returned from Europe, speaker.
 eP. M.-Mattatuck Musical Art Society, Tudor Room. Waterbury Women's Club.
 eP. M.-Newly formed Waterbury Chapter of the Dental Assistants Association to hold official meet ing in Room 3l3. Brown Building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
TOMORROW

2P. M.-Beth El Sisterhood meets at the home of Mir. Charles Rosen- garten, Pennington Avenue.
 2P. M.-Iduna Circle of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, at tine home of Mrs. Hannah Clausen. Orange Street.
 3 to s P. M.-The Guild of the First Congregational Church will sponsor a silver tea, with Mrs. B. Kenneth Anthony in chair. Speaker. Mrs. Roland O. Ewing. New Mil- ford.
 eP. M.-Waterbury Chapter, Col- lege of st Elizabeth AIumnae Asso- citation. sponsor bride and fashion show at The Elton.
 sP. M.-Naomi Chapter. No. 2s. OES. meets It Masonic Temple candidates 70 be initiated
 eP. M.-KingsbuTy P.T.A. meet ings in school gym Jack Quinn, bale let-master, and Adeline Tppolito, soprano. to perform.
 eP. M.-Executive meeting of the Luther League Tuesday ct P. M. at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Braxis of Wilson Street announce the birth of their second son. Vincent. Mrs. Brazls was the former Aldona Ru- kauskas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

The Waterbury Women's Demo- eTatf' Booster Club will hold a reg. uiag business meeting tomorrow night ct 6 o'clock at The Elton. Miss Mary Hennessey. president. will pre- siGe. All members are urged to at- tend as important business will be transacted.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Waterbury Women's Democratic Club Will be held tomorrow night ct 7:s0 ct Democratic Headquarters. % North Main Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Married Recently

Aa the sacrea Heart ohucA recently, Miss Eleanor Alblno
 of Marley Place. became
 the
 bride
 uf Francis Barrere, also of Marley Place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Club Notes

The Women's Society for Christian Service of St. Paul's Methodist Church will meet on Wednesday at 2:so. All women of the parish are inc vited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

this meeting will become charter emmbers Of the association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
N0yy Man and Bride
M And MFa

Mir and Mrs. Williams were recently married At Che church
 of our Lady
 Of f0uWles. PftUf 70 hef marriage, Mrs. williams Waa the former Miae Mildred
 Q.
 Rosa, daughter
 oe Mr. and Mira. Joseph Rosa
 of Jrown Street MT. Willlams, NM ilc, son of Mir. and Mrs. iibert Williams M Shreveport, Ia, a member of the U. C. Navy,
 b stationed
 ct Norfolk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
WiIby,cresby On the Road

For the first time in several weeks the four local high school teams are either not playing or are going out of town nevertheless the Municipal Stadium was vacant, today.
 Rain postponed three contests, yesterday, which would have had an important bearing on the Nauga- tuck Valley League Standings had they been played. Crosby travelled to Torrington and was rained out after one inning of play in which the game was deadlocked at one all. The Leavenworth- -Naugatuck con- test scheduled at the Municipal Sta dium was postponed in the morning as the field was unfit to play on. The Wilby Gilbert tilt was also au- tomatically called off because of very heavy rains, which took their toll of the scholastic baseball con- tests around the state.
 Today, the Green and White has a date at Torrington with Connie Donahue's Red Raiders while Cros- by will travel to Rockefeller Field to play Taft, whom they defeated earlier in the season, 2 to 2.
 Coaches Bill Tracy and Pete Foley and Jack Manherz and Connie Don- ahue are all undecided sS to when the rained out games can be played because of the fact that the four teams have heavy schedules for the duration of the season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Fights Last Night
By UNITED PRESS

By UNITED PRESS
 New York (Bronx Park Arena)- (UP)-Julie Bort, l36, Brooklyn, knocked out Pat Foley, 1S0 1-2, Worcester, Mass. (3).
 New York (Broadway Arena)- (UP)-Al Seidmal1, 153 1-2, Scran- ton, Pa. outpointed Ernest (Cat) Robinson, 160 Jamaica, L. I. (0.
 Elizabeth, N. J.-CUP)-Joe Cur cio, 15l Ia, outpointed Joe Keys. IS 1-2, Los Angeles (10
 Jersey City, N. J.-(UP)-Tony Riccio, 15O 3-4, Bayonne, N. J., stopped Billy Cooper, 156. Pater- son, N. J. (6)
 Houston, Tex.-(UP)-Henry Mo- icher, 40 Pittsburgh outpointed Sgt. Lew eJnkins, 138, Sweetwater Tex, (10).
 Manchester, N. H., May 22-(UP) Tommy wells, 135, of Msnches- ter. knocked out Midget st. Hil- laire 134, of Somersworth, in the fifth round of their scheduled To- round bout at the Bedford Grove last night.
 Salem, Mass, May 22-tJP- Tommy Greb, l3S, of Boston drew with Bobby English, 13O. Fall Rivel in a 1O-round main bout at the Arena last night.  Sanford, Me, May 22-(UP)-A Smith, 134, of Boston, knocked out Kayo Mushrow, 130, of Portland ir the third round of their scheduled six-round bout at Paraat's Hal last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

n the Italian language, means first" in the English language. In lonor of the historic event, which occurred on the par 3, seventeenth lole at East Mountain-I have here | poem-as Falstaff Openshaw is won't to say every Sunday evening.
 oQp Like Nero, our great PrimQ, knows that Rome was not built fast;
 And golf, like Einstein's theory, cannot be learned in hours, So when he tpek up the game, just hoping he would last, Long enough to keep him from going to the showers. Before he learned to hook and slice and hit one now and then, That made him feel a little more content,
 And know that he could take his place among 8 group of men, And feel that all his time was very well spent.