Five year old son operated for appendicitis at Emerson Hospital
Sudbury and surrounding scenes show ordinary week as church events, visits, and community drills unfold. A five year old boy, son of George Tulis, underwent appendicitis surgery at Emerson Hospital with no reported unrest. Sunday School outings, church notices, visits, and a charity sale planned by Memorial Rational church fill the local calendar.
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Emerson Hospital
Wude M Halloran
Germany
Busi
Orge H Clarke
Gio
Fleton
Brown
United States
Virginia Trubey
Brent
New Jersey
Louis ID. Perry
Iro Stone
Pvelyn Keyes
Provie
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P. W. Hammond
Hawthorne
J. Iph Stone
Ralph
Ruth
Or Stone
Mrs. Stone
Little William
George Adams Sale
Ladies of Memorial Rational Church
Theegion
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Grange
the Legion
Nudist Garden in Surrey Draws Londoners to Bare Spa
A Surrey wood near London hosts a nude gathering called a garden of Eden where bank clerks, stenographers and Stock Exchange workers dance to continental rhythms. After dancing, participants swim, run, or rest beneath trees, with a central dais featuring ballet routines. Women often work as waitresses in West End restaurants to recruit new members.
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London
Surrey Wood
West End
Parades And Local Visits Mark Weekend Events
A town cheerful weekend with a Legion parade ending 10 to 3. Miss Addie Kirk of Brookline visited Candy Hill friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Donald Oakes returned from visits in Portsmouth Ohio after trips to New Hampshire and Great Neck L I. Tommy Winship and Dave Buxton viewed Camp Devens parade of the Twenty sixth Division with Governor present. Firemen and Men's Club played a tight game, Firemen winning 9 to 8. Mrs Horatio Whitney of the Center welcomed a baby boy at Marlboro hospital.
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Legion
Addie Kirk
Brookline
Candy Hill
Donald Oakes
Melvin Guptill
Concord Road
Portsmouth
Ohio
New Hampshire
Great Neck
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Tommy Winship
Dave Buxton
Camp Devens
Horatio Whitney
Marlboro Hosital
Jad , Ie
Marlboro and Westboro Tie in Seven Inning Clash
Marlboro 3 Westboro 3 after a seven inning game at Farrell Field. Marlboro pitcher Mil Swartz hurling the ball for the Marlboro nine in a tight scoreless stretch and the Merchant eleven contributed to the deadlock with late runs.
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Marlboro
Westboro
Mil Swartz
Farrell Field Playground
Milers Call for tougher vehicle checks and more police
Massachusetts drivers in the Milers Club urge harsher vehicle inspections and stronger enforcement. They fault police for limited traffic offender education, favor concentrating on high-risk violations, and support frequent inspections, better signage, more courtesy, and school-based traffic education.
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Massachusetts
Governor's Committee On
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Traffic Eye Tests Route Survey at University Site
Motorists may be photographed by an electric eye this summer to record traffic problems. The device, developed by University of Michigan professor Bruce Greenshields and Roy Swinton, uses a moving picture camera triggered by a photoelectric eye to snap 16 frames per second. A second setup on high buildings photographs intersections at one second intervals to analyze speed, deceleration, and congestion, producing a graphic, timed record for highway authorities.
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
Ald
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Bruce D. Greenshields
Dennison University
Roy S. Swinton
Michigan
Ohio
Scott and Blackhall Wed in Springfield Park Church Parsonage
Gordon B. Scott of 506 Mainstreet and Miss Margaret Blackhall of Hardwick Vermont were married at Park Congregational Church parsonage Springfield by Rev. Orville T. Fletcher on Saturday July 14 as shown by the marriage license filed with Town Clerk G Woodbury Parker.
Local newspapers aim to grow the home city economy
Newspapers, like any other business, pursue a clear objective to make the home city more vibrant, prosperous, and active by expanding local opportunities and community engagement.
Banks Facing Public Skepticism and Recovery Ahead
The piece argues that hostility toward bankers and distrust of financial institutions is fading. It notes deposits are rising, the financial system remains essential, and public opinion is becoming more rational. It calls for informed discourse and intellectual courage to sustain democracy and economic recovery.
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Federal Reserve Finds Banking Improved in Recent Months
The Federal Reserve Board reports improved condition of operating banks especially in country districts. Banks reduced indebtedness to reserve banks and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation while making funds available to depositors from closed banks.
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Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction’ Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Hate
Beng
Backe
Finance Corporation
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