Word: jg
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...next issues of the SERVICE NEWS there will appear a statement prepared by the Boston Collector of Internal Revenue and Lt. (jg) L. F. Worley, Supply Officer of the Naval Training Schools (Communications and Radar), on the new Current Tax Payment...
...officers orchestra and glee club under the directorship of company Commander O. B. Dahie entertained NTS men, their wives, Cliffedwellers, and Sundry V-12ers at a swing-sing session held before Memorial Church Tuesday night. A program conducted by Lt. (jg) O'Neill included a rendition of "Brazil," choral arrangements of "Eight Bells," "Old Man Noah," "The Song of Peace," and "Anchors Aweigh," and a solo of "People Will Think We're in Love," by S.O. Pete Francati. O'Neill of the Welfare and Recreation Office was responsible for this initial success, but was aided by the originators...
...voice choir under the direction of Lt. (jg) O. B. Dahle will feature a group of old sea chanteys. This group was well received recently at the Hatch Memorial Shell on the local "I Am An American" program, and also at a Boston Symphony Concert...
Then the Professor told of his meteoric rise from Admiral through Commander to Lieutenant (jg); the hard jump from Ensign to C.P.O. and finally to the post he now holds, Seaman 14th Class...
...suggestion from Welfare and Recreation Officer Lieutenant (jg) C.J. O'Neill, two men from the class of 4-43, Communications School, started the nucleus of a good band. The band, organized by Messrs. Oliver and Lysing, consists of eight men with previous experience in some field of music, and now furnishes the rhythm for the dances Monday and Wednesday evenings. They are: James W. Oliver, 4-43, Bates College '35 and Lewiston, Maine. Jim plays the trumpet and has taught it to private students as a sideline. He had his own 15-piece orchestra in Lewiston, and once was heard...