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Ret. VS. Fat Off. The Boston Globe Wednesday, June 1, 1966 17 Mrs. Anna Mahoney OBITUARIES Hub-Born Career Officer Was 50 Gen Wm.

H. Blanchard, No.2 Man in Air Force S. Scheinfeld Of Chelsea, 84; Rites Today Rev. Joseph Scheinfeld, and ritual sunervisnr nf WRENTHAM Mrs. Anna J.

(Moakley) Mahoney, 93, of 164 South died Tuesday in the Fairlawn Nursing Home, Lexington. Born in Lexington, Mrs. Mahoney was active in charitable and church work. She and her late husband, P. H.

Mahoney, donated the altar in St Mary's Church here. A high Mass of requiem will be offered at 10 a.m. in St Mary's Church. Burial will follow in St. Francij Cemetery, South Walpole.

Harry Denning WAKEFIELD Harry Denning, 72, of 31 Overlake former chairman of the Congregation Ahavis Achim Wakefield Board of Selectmen Anshe Sfard in Chelsea, died Tuesday at Beth Israel Hospital after a lengthy illness. He and Board of Public Works, died suddenly in Wakefield. thinVef $3.95 was bi. Rev. Mr.

SrhpinfVM nrae born and educated in Russia and resided in Chelsea for 50 years. He served as sexton of the congregation for the A veteran of both World Wars, he was past commander of Cpl Harry E. Nelson Post 63, American Legion, and past president of the Wakeheld Lions Club. Formerly superintendent of streets for Wakefield, he was resident for 45 years. He leaves a wife, Annie (Baker) Denning; three sons, for a complete dinner at the best restaurant in town then hurry over to Red Coach and enjoy it! GEN WM.

BLANCHARD 45 years. His home was at 278 Chestnut Chelsea. planes that dropped the A-bomb on Hiroshima and, later, He leaves snn Wvmar, NOTICE TO: MYSTIC RIVER BRIDGE COMMUTERS All round commuter stickers expire June 30, 1966. Stickers that will be available for renewal will be valid until June 30, 1967, and are now on sale at the toll booths for 1.00. Henceforth, all stickers will expire at midnight, June 30th each year.

Thank you for your patronage. MASSACHUSETTS PORT AUTHORITY Mystic River Bridge Kenneth C. Pearson, Manager ton and discussed his duties, particularly those involving Viet Nam. He elaborated on his Pentagon duties," including supervision over seven three-star Air Force generals the inspector general, comptroller and the deputy chiefs of staff for personnel, plans and operations, programs and resources, research and development, and logistics. "I have an important edge," he had said, "I held three of these jobs apd know what is to be done." His leadership in directing raids over Japan during World War II advanced many theories in fighting the war in Viet Nam, particularly in inaccessible areas.

He told the Globe: "The more rustic or isolated the terrain, the more you need planes. When you can't get in by foot or bring in heavy artillery, planes are effective. Even in the most rural ele Scheinfeld of Chelsea; three on Nagasaki. It was while he was inspec tor general with the three aaugmers, Esther Scheinfeld of Chelsea, Mrs. Mollie Fish-bein of Pawtucket.

R.I.. and 4 grill Mrs. Charlotte Fradkin of Fall Kiver, and a brother, Rev. Isa-dore Scheinfeld of Brighton. Joseph H.

of Hurleyville, N.Y., Harry P. of Boston, and Jerome P. of Wakefield; a daughter, Joyce G. Denning of Mt. Clair, N.Y.; and a brother, Dr.

Walter Denning of Brook-line. A requiem High Mass will be sung Friday at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church, Wakefield. stars of lieutenant general that he drew his first major public attention.

McNamara had become annoyed at a news leak and wanted to find out who was responsible. With characteristic directness. Gen Blanchard set out to BOSTON SAUGUS I NGH AM I FRAMINGHAM WAYLAND I MIDDLEBORO'HYANNIS I bervices will be today at 3 p.m. at the Torf funeral chapel, Chelsea. Interment will be in Cemetery, Lynn.

find the culprit with use of lie detectors. The story con 6en William Blanchard, 50, Boston-born career man whose military brilliance skyrocketed him to Air Force vice chief of etaff, died Tuesday shortly after being stricken with a heart attack at the Pentagon in Arlington, Va, Gen Blanchard was taken to an Army dispensary in the Pentagon after what physicians termed a "massive heart attack." He died without retaining consciousness. He was the second ranking efficer in the Air Force and his gallantry in numerous combat engagements earned him many military honors. Gen Blanchard, in his youth, was football captain at Chelsea High School and later starred in football and hockey at West Point. He was the son of Dr.

H. Blanchard, a former surgeon at the Chelsea Soldiers Home. It was from Chelsea, where he made his home, that he was appointed to West Point in 1934. He graduated from West Point in 1938, and had been on military duty ever since. He commanded the 40th Bombardment Group in World War II and later became deputy commander of the 58th Bombardment Wing in the China-Burma-India Theatre of Operations.

After the war, Gen Blanchard commanded many vital 'Air Force units and rapidly moved up the military ladder to the No. 2 post. Only recently he was interviewed by Globe Military Editor Nat L. Kline, reminisced about his years in Bos cerned a secret Air Force report covering the treatment of A JLTdDiiaDDAiMr BEAnasmi Air Force witnesses by a Sen ate subcommittee investigat ing the award of a multi-mil lion dollar contract for build ine the TFX airplane now we've everythinglor a the Fill. The publicity caused by Gen Blanchard's search prompted President John F.

Kennedy to order a halt to the inquiry Gen Blanchard held the Dis New Kngland Summer tinguished Service Medal, Sil ver Star and a host of other ment this is true." Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, in a statement noting he had served with Gen Blanchard during World War II, said the nation had lost a distinguished military leader and a valiant airman. Gen Blanchard, who had the nickname "Butch," had a major hand in 1945, when he was under 30, in the final planning for history's first atomic bombing the raid on Hiroshima. At the time, he was serving in Gen Curtis LeMay's Pacific Command. Before that, while yet in his mid-20's, he served as chief of combat crew training for B29 superfortresses, then under construction.

It was these citations. His first wife was the former WVMhV.VAttvjv.uiV nk'ftMVAi VV.1T...V. Ethel B. Simmons of Cape Cod. He leaves his wife Anne H.

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