Family May Day Dance at Sudbury Hall
Invitations issued for a Family May Day Dancing Party at Sudbury Town Hall on May 1. Albert Taynes and his orchestra will provide direction and music. Hosts include Mrs. Walter E. Piper Mrs. Stephen M. W. Gray and Mrs. B. M. Johnson, with proceeds aiding Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association.
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Sudbury
Albert Taynes
Walter E. Piper
Stephen M. W. Gray
B. M. Johnson
Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association
Concord Family Returns From New York Motor Tour
Judge and Mrs Maurice Mc Walter of 87 Main Street and their four children returned home last weekend after a motor tour to New York City and Mechanicville New York to visit the children’s grandparents. Buy Victory Bonds.
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Maurice McWalter
New York City
Mechanicville
New York
Carden Club Opens Meeting at Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury Garden club announces an open meeting at the Town Hall on May 9 at 8 p m. Guest speaker Alan Wood will discuss garden and flower care and is known from the Marjorie Mills hour radio program. Members invite friends to attend. In a prior Men’s club vote Sudbury co sponsors a high school boy to a Massachusetts university and a $20 contribution to the Boy Scout Camp was approved.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Garden Club
Alan Wood
Marjorie Mills
Men's Club of
Sudbury American Legion Post
Massachusetts’ State University
Amhherst
Release Games Of Cub League Schedule
Schedule for Concord Cub Pack baseball shows games against Lincoln at Concord and West Concord on May 1 5 12 19 22 26 with home and away dates and locations. The sequence lists Concord versus Lincoln West Concord at alternating venues across May.
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Concord
Lincoln West Concord Cub Pack
Lincoln
West Concord
Lincal
Wess
Truman Signals Bratt Training to Bolster Anti-Russia Resistance
The weekly analysis notes President Truman urges renewed training and support to counter Soviet influence. U.S. policy shifts on partition are discussed, highlighting a strengthened stance amid Cold War pressures.
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Truman
Bratt
Russia
U.S
Partition
Truman Speech Sets Course for Postwar Foreign Policy
President Truman urged Congress to authorize drafts and universal training to build military strength against Soviet aggression. He backed a $5.3 billion Marshall Plan and endorsed a five nation Western European defense pact, signaling a shift from non entangling alliances to active American guarantees.
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Congress
Truman
Kremlin
Russia
U. S
BACHELORS Decline in Innate Desire for Family Life
A census bureau study shows long term declines in the proportion of bachelors among both sexes. Numbers indicate single men and women reach their lowest level since 1920, even as population rose by about a third since then.
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U. S. Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
Congress Divided Over Draft and Truman Policy
Senators and representatives pressed for facts after President Truman urged firmness. Congress split on approving a military draft or universal military training, with divisions across isolationist sentiment and discontent with Truman’s foreign policy. Fear centered on European conditions worsened by Soviet actions.
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Russia
Truman
Congress
Europe
Senate Armed Services Panel Backs Quick Military Build Up
The Senate Armed Services Committee emerged from a private briefing with Secretary of State Marshall Secretary Forrestal and Secretary of the Army Royals to back President Truman's call for rapid force expansion. Chairman Chan Gurney reported 10 of 13 members see both a limited draft and universal military training as an absolute necessity.
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Defense Forrestal
Army
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
America
Chan Gurney
Rep
S.D
Armed Services Committee
About Face U S Policy On Palestine and Europe Crises
The piece argues that Soviet urgency could push Europe toward war while the United States shifts stance on Palestine. It cites Secretary of State Marshall and Warren R. Austin noting risk of an incident in Europe and the unlikely success of a partition plan without force. It also calls U S actions a moral reversal on the Palestine issue.
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Warren R. Austin
U.N
U.S
Palestine
Filthy food waste from pests alarms FDA
FDA officials say hundreds of thousands of tons of American foodstuffs spoiled by rats mice and insects are condemned each year. The term filthy food covers contamination and authorities warn such losses worsen world hunger.
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Food and Drug Administration
Shoese
FDA
Rabbits as a meat source urged amid potential shortages
The article notes a U S Department of Agriculture idea to raise rabbits as a supplementary meat supply if beef and pork grow scarce. It suggests National Rabbit Week after Easter as a good time for families to plan a steady rabbit meat supply and outlines only that one needs are rabbits.
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U.S
Department of Agriculture
Trieste crisis shocks nations as US France and Britain push Italy link
The United States with France and Britain proposed returning the free state of Trieste to Italy, a move aimed at aiding anti Communist forces in Italy's upcoming elections. Yugoslavia’s Tito rejected the plan proposing a plebiscite instead, while Moscow warned the action could threaten postwar order and risk broader conflict.
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Europe
U.S
Germany
Austria
Italy
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Russia
U. S
Trieste
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Free State
Moscow
Western Europe
Kremlin
Expanding Colleges By 1950 University Building Needs Seen
The Office of Education reports that by 1950 American colleges must add space equal to 133 state buildings and spend billions to fund growth. The outlook comes from a survey of 1,456 institutions and stresses taxpayer involvement.
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So Iport
Acton bowling teams win prizes in Boston event
In Boston, Acton bowling teams won prizes including ladies and 3 Strings with team 2 Way, plus high single scores by Gallant and Torkelsen. Helen Ager received a gift. Last Wednesday hosted at Acton Center featured a meeting with Rex Watkins Doris Rex, Rita Sylvia Roeh and Harry Lowell Vera.
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Acton
Boston
Clarence Frost
Gallant
Hj Torkelsen
Helenager
George Rolfe
Harold Julian
Doris
Rex Watkins
Rita
Sylvia
Roeh
Harry Lowell
Vera
Followij
Lectuver
Kelsen
Her
Thank You Note From Su Street Hall
A brief message expresses gratitude to Val and Ge for a delightful post and the readers’ responsible conduct, acknowledging appreciation from a community hall.
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Su Street
Val
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Support
We express appreciation for the expressions of sympathy from relatives and friends during our recent bereavement. Your thoughtful deeds and comforting words have been a great source of strength.
Unclear text fragment thanks neighbors and flowers
The note expresses gratitude to neighbors for flowers and assistance after an illness or event. Signed by Mrs.
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