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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1941

Page

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U.S. aides mapped a campaign of counter espionage and propaganda

A political cadre led by Col. William Judson, J. Edgar Hoover, and Brig. Gen. Miles will organize a rapid, coordinated effort to combat espionage and spread aggressive propaganda. Kirk, a Navy veteran, joins the advisory group, citing historic naval and air power figures and the evolving U.S. defense posture.

U.S.A Col. Williams J. Edgar Hoover Brigan Miles Office of Naval Kirk Ain Lonjyal Athenia Ark Royal Hust

Two Powers in i the sword and the mind quote

A fragment quotes Napoleon on intellect and force, stating the mind wields the sword. It asserts that power comes from the mind to take up arms and defend or strike.

Concord Briefs Highlight Depots 8 7 Win Over Walden Breezes

Concord reports the Depots softball team edged the Walden Breezes 8 to 7 at Emerson Playground last Friday evening. Joe Antognoni pitched well for the winners while Ken Treadwell hurled for the losers and Bob Cull umpired the game.

Depots Joe Antognoni Walden Breezes Emerson Playground Ken Treadwell Bob Cull Depot Hubbardville Bobby Cull Hubbardville Mohawks Kenneth ‘Peterson Bobby Antognohi

Local Women Stage Drill in Boston

Miss Helen L Mills led the motor transport division in a public demonstration at the Esplanade Boston assisted by a Massachusetts State Guard Ambulance unit. Carolyn Swaim and Elizabeth Howe also participated during morning and afternoon sessions.

Concord Helen L. Mills Monument Square Massachusetts Women’s, Civilian Defense Corps Esplanade Boston Mills State Guard Hisner Pat ‘Washington England Massachusetts Carolyn Swaim Monument Street First Corps Cadets Elizabeth Howe Monee Street

Concord public schools reopen September 8

Concord three public high schools Peter Bulkeley Harvey Wheeler and Concord High School will reopen for the fall term on Monday September 8.

Concord Peter Bulkeley Harvey Wheeler Concord High School

Testimonial Supper Honors Waldo MacWilliams Ahead of Marriage

West Concord friends and relatives gathered at Mrs Frederick B Gill home at 217 Main Street for a testimonial supper and party in honor of Waldo MacWilliams upcoming marriage to Ming Florence Massie of Aeton later this month. West Concord Union Church Choir and music committee organized the event. MacWilliams, longtime church choir leader, was surprised and received many gifts.

Concord

Dororthy Rice Engaged to James Humphreys of Watertown

Mr and Mrs Warren A Rice of Laws Brook road announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy June Rice to James Humphreys of Watertown. A fall wedding is planned.

Concord Warren .A. Rice Laws - Brook Road Dorothy June Rice James Humphreys Watertown

Young Man Leaves for Canada to Seek Work and Enlist

Concord-Young Richard James Macone of 9 Longstreet departed last week for Canada seeking employment in a munitions factory. At 21 he has temporarily received release from the local draft board and may enlist with the Canadian Royal Air Force. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. Macone.

Canada Concord Richard James Macone Longstreet Young Macone Canadian Royal Air Force Nicholas ‘R. Macone

Concordep Epiphany Church Wedding Unites Barbara Gregg and Clifford Dow Jr

Miss Barbara Gregg and Clifford Wallace Dow Jr were married at the Church of the Epiphany in Winchester in a 4 PM ceremony officiated by Rev. Dwight Hadley. Attendants included Jane Nelson as maid of honor and bridesmaids from Detroit Manhasset Norwell and West Concord. The couple plans a Nova Scotia Gasp Peninsula honeymoon and summer residence in Scituate before settling in Boston.

Concord Winchester Barbara Gregg Joseph W. Gregg Hdna A. Gregg Arlington ,Heights Clifford Wallace Dow, Jr Clifford W. Dow Newton Highlands Mamarock Dwight Hadley Jane Nelson Chestnut Hill Alice Davis Detroit Michigan Eleanor Kenyon Manhasset New York Dorothy, Gordon Norwell Margo Christian West Concord Dayle Bara’ Peterson Nova Scotia Gaspe Peninsula Canada

Service for George Lee

Funeral rites for George M. Lee of the Concord Reformatory were held at Our Lady Help of Christians Church after his death on July 128. Rev. Thomas Herlihy Sr. led the requiem with the Boston Band of Jesuits, and interment was at St. Bernard's cemetery. Delegations from the Reformatory and Hosmer Camp attended, with flags flown at half staff to honor the longtime resident and Spanish War veteran. Bearers included officers from the Reformatory and Camp, along with Lee’s relatives.

West Concord George M. Lee Concord Reformatory Barretts Mill Thomas Herlihy, Sr Boston Our Lady Help of ‘Christians’ Church St. Bernard’s Cemetery Reformatory Raly Pe Hosmer Concord Leon B. Lindsay Edward Hard Linwood

Depot Team Leads League in 2nd Half

The Concorde Twilight league reports Depot A A leading the second half with four straight wins under manager Joe Muscato. Depot shut out Sleepy Hollow 5-0, taking first half honors. Sleepy Hollow and Herronville had rainouts to be rescheduled. Upcoming games include Depot versus Herronville Monday and Depot versus East Quarter Thursday.

Concord Depot A. A Concorde Twilight Baseball League Joe Muscato Depot Sleepy Hollow Chuck” Mara Young Joe Pam Hollow Woodward Herronville East Quarter

Boy Scouts At Camp Resolute In Bolton

Thirteen Boy Scouts from Northboro Troopare encamped for a week at Camp Resolute Bolton. The group is in command of Harry Jones assistant scoutmaster. The boys left Sunday afternoon and were accompanied by Carl Kasperson scoutmaster.

Resolute Northboro Camp Bolton Harry Jones Carl Kasperson

Driver of Death Car In Court in Concord

Concord Elmore E Watson of Forge Village was arraigned in Concord District Court on three counts from a fatal accident that killed four year old David Craig in North Acton. The driver faced manslaughter endangering operation and defective brakes charges, pleaded not guilty and was held on $200 bail.

Concord Elmore E Watson Forge Village Concord District Court David Craig Medford North Acton Craig Emerson Hospital Michael J.’ Foley Frank P. Sweeney Pierre A. Northrup

Concord Flower Drive to Aid Boston Shut-Ins During August

Concord's King's Daughters continue August flower collections for Boston shut-ins via the Fruit and Flower Mission. Flowers drop off Mondays at the Colonial Inn annex from 3 to 5 pm with list of local organizers including Mrs Henry F. Smith, Mrs William Wadsworth, Mrs Eliot E Howard, and Mrs Louis A Sohier coordinating on August 11, 18, and 25.

Concord King’s Daughters Boston Fruit and Flower Mission Colonial Inn Henry F. Smith William Wadsworth Eliot E.howard Louis A. Sohier

Private Thomas R. McKay Fined After Concord Court Appearance

Concord District Court hearing before Associate Judge Pierre A. Northrup fined Concord-Private Thomas R. McKay for operating a car to endanger and without a license. He was arrested by Lexington police after a head on collision on the Concord Turnpike with Mrs. Jessie S. Gillespie of Brookline. Gillespie was hospitalized with a broken wrist. McKay received minor injuries.

Concord Thomas R. McKay Fort Devens Ayerway Concord District Court Pierre A. Northrup McKay Lexington Jessie S. Gillespie Brookline Concord Turnpike

Concord Golf Winner D W Comins Secures Weekend Title

D W Comins Sr won the Concord Country Club tournament posting 61 points in the eagle birdie par tourney with a three fourths handicap. Other scores include John B Buttrick 56 Hubert M Wardwell 53 Justin Dickens 51 Humphrey Hosmer 44 Dr Philip Flavin 40 Leonard Smith 39 Ralph C Piper 38 Henry B W Snelling 38 Wendell P Raymond 38 Dr Norman C Spencer 37 Charles S Johnson 37 Watson M Gordon 37 Dr Randolph Piper 37.

Concord Danforth W. Comins, Sr Concord Country Club

Concord Grange corn roast set for Friday evening

Mrs Marion Clark announces Concord Grange P of H will hold its annual corn roast Friday at 6 pm on Joseph Macone's Strawber ry Hill road farm. Admission will be charged. This is the only Grange meeting in August with corn and watermelon for attendees.

Grange Concord Marion Clark Sonina Joseph Macone Strawberry Hill Road Clark

Mrs Nicholas Coughlin 86 Committal services held

Committal services were held at St Bernard's Cemetery on Monday for the late Mrs Nicholas Coughlin 86 who died in New York. She was a former Concord resident and lived on Monument Street with her family.

Nicholas Coughlin Concord St. Bernard’s Cemetery Mongay New York Coughlin

Log cabin postoffice in Maine led by female post mistress

In Houghton Maine the sole log cabin postoffice is run by post mistress Thelma Farrin who uses the cabin as home and office. The small community relies on the cabin to deliver four logging camps during winter despite its limited population.

Houghton, Me U.P.J Maine Thelma Farrin

John Finigan Rites Set After Long Illness

John A. Finigan 68 retired auctioneer and Concord resident died at his home 21 Everett Street after a long illness. A Concord figure known across the East for his work in auctions he was a council member and K of C member married to the late Jennie McHugh. He leaves brothers Patrick of Philadelphia Martin and Michael of Concord and Fr William B Finigan pastor of Blessed Sacrament Cambridge a sister Miss Mary Finigan and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services from his home with a Solemn High Mass at St Bernard's Church on Friday at 10 am followed by interment in St Bernard's Cemetery Concord.

Concord John A. Finigan Hig Everett Finigan Concord Council K. of C Jennie M. McHugh Lincoln Patrick c Philadelphia Pennsylvania Martin Jr Michael K William’ B. Finigan The Blessed Sacrament Cambridge Mary St. Bernard’s Church

Three Concord Sales Made to Boston

Three Concord properties long owned by the same family were sold at public auction in Concord on Tuesday afternoon. The home at 11 Lexington Road, once the Goff residence, sold for 6000 after opening bids of 4800. The business block at 24 26 and 28 Main Street brought 8400 with a 3000 opening. The two story business block at 121 123 Main Street sold to Sullivan for 16100 after an opening at 68000.

Concord Lexington Road Goff Main Street Sullivan

Lt Haggerty to Train at Fort Benning Georgia

Second Lieutenant John W Hagerty Jr Fairhaven coach will leave for a three month training period at Fort Benning Georgia He is one of six officers from Concord Company H inducted into service and will join Captain Otis M Whitney also in training Hagerty has been on leave visiting his wife and family.

Concord Camp Dinards Concord Company H, Inc John W. Hagerty Fairhaven Otis M. Whitney Fort Benning Hagerty

Woburn Defeats West Concord 6 to 1 in baseball clash

West Concord dropped a 6 to 1 loss to Nashatang Club of Woburn at the latter’s diamond. Archie Barrett and Genevieve highlighted Our Lady’s effort as West Concord trails in the Shawsheen Valley League standings. A postponed first-half game with Arlington looms to decide the half title.

West Concord Charlie Doyle Our Lady's Nashatang Club Woburn Archie Barrett Gene Cve Ocal T Concord Lady's Hes Arlington Heights

Sudbury Barn Fire Destroys 30 Cattle And Farm Buildings

A morning fire near Sudbury destroyed barns and a milk house owned by Harry C. Rice, burning 30 cattle and two horses. Hay, farm equipment, and the prize stallion area were lost, with insurance covering the losses. Fire Chief W E B Davison aided by Wayside and Wayland Weston equipment, as crowds looked on.

South Sudbury Harry C. Rice Water Row Souts Sudbury W EB Davison Appa Ratus Wayland Weston Huilding

Wool Thieves Foiled In Factory Break-In

Police surround a Worsted company loading factory after two men attempt theft. Officers Moore Fahey Cronin Glynn Brigham and Chief Connington track the truck to Grove and Loring streets. The suspects fled with wool, using a false Wes Burke registration found later as investigators traced the crime to an attempted July 10 theft.

John T. Moore Henry M. Fahey Greet Rhode Island Tower Street Worsted Company Moore Grove Street Fahey Loring Street James T. Connington James Cronin William Brigham Connington William L. Glynn R&ods Wes Burke Clinton Treet

Festival of St. Josephs Parish Plans in Ange Lincoln

The annual Festival of St. Josephs parish in Concord will be held at the Legion grounds on Saturday August 16 in the afternoon and evening. Women from the church host the event with booths sports games novels and refreshments. A special feature at 7 o clock will be an exhibition by St Marys Fife and Drum of Ayer.

Lincoln St. Joseph's Legion Grounds Concord St. Joseph St. Bernard's Parish Walter A. Qui George Vie Cahy Mies St. Mary's Fife and Drum of Ayer

Bake for sailors charity drive reaches Concord and Lexington

Local towns Catcord and Lexington are asked to contribute to a 2000 bake quota for a New England relief effort. Donors may drop off baked goods at 78 Boylston Street in Boston or send them via volunteers to support service members and sailors in need.

Concord Catcord Lexington New England Bai Boylston Street Boston

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