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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
4
Vengeance and War Strains Hit Central Europe Rhetoric
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Allied plans and Russian actions, warning of atrocities and reprisals as Germans face occupation. It notes British and French influence, economic strain across Belgium to Greece, and the difficult task for England to restore order and rebuild economies amid invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Germany
Ecome
Meng
Stanration
Russia
Boy Scouts Camporee Set for August 18 20
West Concord Troop 33 of the Boy Scouts of America will hold a three day Camporee on Scout Island August 18 19 and 20 with an in tenting program and prizes on Sunday. Registration urged. a Friday meeting August 11 on Scout Island will plan the schedule. parents and interested visitors are invited with transport provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Island
Senior CYO Beats West Concord 4-1 in City Rivalry
West Concord Saint Bernard's defeated Our Lady's of West Concord 4-1 at Rideout Playground. Castor pitched a three hitter for St Bernard's while Willis Dee Steffa Neil Hopkins and Dee starred. Duggan O Grady Anderson Muscato led West Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Duxie Steffaneil
Charlie Hopkins
Jimmy Dee
Duggan
O'Grady
Anderson
Muscato
Fourth Co notes Concords lively close order drill
Fourth Company in Concord shows extra snap at its close order drill as Sgt George Harms US Army returns from training recruits in the South and helps with gas mask drill Ensign James Outhouse USNR also visits with Harvard Naval Communications School ties Joe King headlining as acting Platoon Sergeant and Pvt Bill Martin named acting corporal as August meetings suspended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Fourth Co
George Harms
USA
4Th Co
Bre
State Guard
James Outhouse
USNR
Naval Communications School
Harvard
Joe King
Bill. Martin
Pratt
Johnston Birth of Daughter at Richardson House
Concord couple Dr. and Mrs. Reginald F. Johnston announce the birth of a daughter born last Thursday morning at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. The baby is the couple's third child, joining son Reginald Jr. and daughter Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Reginald F. Johnston
Sudbury
Richardson House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Reginald, Jr
Virginia
Vacations and Guard Drill Noted in Local Items
Mrs Walter Edward Stanley formerly Gene MacRae and infant are visiting Mrs Stanley's parents at 84 Monument Street Bedford. Liew Stanley now serves in Coffeyville Kansas and plans to join them later. The Cord State Guard Fourth Company drill will be held Monday at 3 PM at the State Armory under Capt Burleigh L Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Edward Stanley
Gene. MacRae
Baby
Concord State Guard
State Armory
Burleigh L. Pratt
Massachusetts After World War II Economic Shifts and Housing Notes
The piece surveys postwar housing and land policies for veterans, noting Mortgage benefits and land acquisition effects. It cites May 1944 factory wage trends in Massachusetts, shoe output figures, infant mortality in Wakefield, civilian malaria cases, and zoning studies in Leominster Fitchburg and Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Wakefield
Pearl Harbor
Leominster
Fitchburg
Gardner
Veterans aid boosts Massachusetts labor force in postwar era
Massachusetts indcuts of the armed services return to civilian jobs. About 170 local Veteran Rehabilitation committees guide veterans. Sixty女性 students from 23 colleges aid Middlesex County market garden efforts. Elevated Railway profits of 1.53 million dollars in 1943 cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Armed Service
Itg
Middlesex County
Boston
Thompson kinship and service noted in obituary
Henry S. Thompson died leaving a Concord connection with the Concord Water and Sewer Commission. He belonged to the Upton and Harvard clubs in Boston and to the Harvard Club of New York. Surviving are his widow Helen Sargent Apthorp two sons Lieut Henry Jr. in Africa and Lieut Malcolm in the Naval Reserve two daughters Mrs Louis Long Jr Mary S. Thompson two brothers J Morris Thompson Edwards O Thompson a sister Elizabeth Thompson and two granddaughters. Buy War Bonds and Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
Harvard
Boston
Harvard Club
New York
On Club
Washington
Concord
Thompson
Concord ‘Water and Sewer Commission
Concoret Country
Red Cross
First Parish Unitarian Church
Helen Sargent Apthorp
Milton
Lieut
Henry, Jr
U. S. Army
Africa
I.g
Malcolm
U. S. Naval Reserve
Southwest Pacific
Louis Long Jr
Mary S. Thompson
New York City
J. Morris Thompson
Cage, Ill
Edwards O. Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
Washington, D. C
Diskin Birth in Concord and Local Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Martin J Diskin of 91 Sudbury Road Concord announce the birth of a daughter Anne on Tuesday morning August 1 at Emerson Hospital. This is the couple’s third child joining Michael and Sally. Mrs Diskin is Dorothy Ryan of Concord and Mr Diskin works at the Concord Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Diskin
Sudbury Road
Emerson Hospital
Anne
Diskin
Michael
Sally
Local youths head to Boston Induction Station for exams
A group of Concord youths departed the Draft Board headquarters last Wednesday morning for the Boston Induction Station where they underwent physical examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Draft Board
Boston
Requiem High Mass Held at St Bridget's
Maynard resident Miss Hanna Aylward passed away last Friday evening at Bellows Farm Rest Home in Acton. She worked at Lapointe Machine Shop in Hudson and is survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held from Mrs King's home with a Requiem High Mass at St Bridget's Church and interment at St Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hanna Aylward
Bellows Farm
Acton
Aylward
Lapointe
Hudson
Ronald Duran
Boston
Clifford King
James
John
Jamaica Plain
King
Concord Soldier Walter R. Joy Dies Suddenly on Furlough
Walter R. Joy 32 formerly of Concord died suddenly last week at Wilmington while on furlough from the U S Army Air Forces. He lived at 13 Walden Street, served as secretary of the Concord Mill Dam bowling league, enlisted from Concord about two years ago, and is survived by his wife and a young son. Burial was in Wildwood Cemetery, Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord— Corp
Walter R. Joy
Wilmington
U. S. Army Air Forces
Walden Street
Concord Mill Dam
Concord
South Carlisle
Florida
Pa Ah Joy
Wildwood Cemetery
Summary of Hospital Cases for July at Emerson Hospital
Emerson hospital superintendent Edna D Price reports for July: surgical cases 1000, medical 1700, obstetrical 530, infants born 1008, outpatients treated 4, deaths 0. Operations performed 68. Auto accidents 4, others 0. Rays taken 44,66. Admitted 1446, discharged 1448. Daily average July 31.79 versus 35.5 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edna D. Price
Emerson Hospital
Chood
Roe
St Bernard's C. C. Shuts Out Old Timers in Concord
In Concord St Bernard's C C nine defeated the Old Timers 11 to 6. Burke pitched for the Old Timers while Paul Moynihan, home from the Navy, was the catcher. Standouts for the Old Timers were Terry McHugh Timmy Diskin Louis Venti and Bobby Macone. Charlie Hopkins and Jackie Sheehan led the winners with Jack Castor on the mound and Willie Pearson catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Charlie Hopkins
Jackie Sheehan
Jack Castor
Willie Pearson
Vacationing letter carrier entertains crippled children at camp
William T Mulcahy of 9 Brook Street enjoys his annual vacation Rothwell N MacRae of 16 Belknap Street visits Camp Cord director William McCsie at his Sharon camp on Thursday night where he showed motion pictures to the crippled children A record crowd of bathers visited Walden Beach and White Pond last week to beat the heat during the year’s worst spell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Mulcahy
Brook Street
Concord
Rothwell N. MacRae
Belknap Street
William McC
Tt. Cord
Sharon
Walden Beach
White Pond
Curtis elected Commander of DAV Massachusetts Department
Boston-Laurence Curtis of Boston a former State Senator and veteran of World War I has been elected Commander of the Massachusetts Department of the Disabled American Veterans. He served with Naval Aviation, was injured at Hampton Roads, and has long been active in veterans affairs and civic duties in Boston and Massachusetts. He also sought the Republican nomination for State Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Laurence Curtis
Thehusetts State Senate
Department of Massachusetts
Curtis
D.A. V.feld
Paris
United States
Naval Aviation Corps
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Veterans Affairs
Curti¢e
Town Board Selectmen Meet at Town House
The Board of Selectmen will hold its regular meeting at the Town House Tuesday at 4 o clock. The Rebecca Sewing Circle met Thursday night at Mrs. Charles Towle’s home on Hubbard street with Mrs. Thora Korsmo assisting. A large group of Evangelical Free Church Sunday School children visited Hollis New Hampshire for the Silver Lake picnic under Rev. Harry P Odland and teachers. Assistant Postmaster Bernard A McKenna on Laurel Street has resumed duties at the Concord Reece after his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Po. Odland
Free Church
Concord
Y-P.s
Esther
Helen Thoresen
Strawberry Hill Road
Mr. Odland
Alberta
Canada
Rebecca Sewing Circle
Charles Towle
Hubbard Street
Thora Korsmo
Evangelical Free Church
Hollis
N. H
Silver Lake
Harry P. Odland
Bernard A. McKenna
Laurel Street
Concord Reeece
Edwin Anderson on leave after Bainbridge boot training
Edwin Anderson U S N on leave after four weeks of ship fitter training at the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Virginia He completed the program and returned home this past Tuesday with the rating designation ship fitter 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Anderson
U.S.N
U.S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
National Foundation for Paralysis reports 1944 fund result
Basil Foundation president announced a record 10.9 million dollars raised for the 1944 Dimes fund. He said funds will expand relief for epidemics and support research to prevent and cure paralysis, with more equipment for fight and aid to affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Foundation
Basil Foundation
O’connor
Pierce
Acton Garden Club Sees Cookout and Gardening Talk
The Acton Garden Club met last Thursday at Mrs Edward Bursaw South Acton for a cookout luncheon in the breezeway and a session by Miss Edith from the Extension Service on firing methods and barbequing. A brief business meeting led by Mrs Bond noted four trees on Hish grounds replaced after winter damage. The next gathering will be at Harold B Clapp home Wheeler North Acton with a basket luncheon and a talk by Clark of Clarks Nut Concord on greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Edward.Bursaw
South Acton
Edith
Miert
Bond
Harold B. Clapp
Wheeler
North Acton
Min Clark
Clark
Concord
Local Social Notes Mention Acts and Trips in New York and Maine
A brief society item records Danlyn N Y hosting visitors for a week with Mr and Mrs J Engman of Great Road. It notes Mrs Peter W Mawn of East Acton and Miss Marjorie McAdoor visiting Rye New Hampshire while Mr and Mrs Wendell E of Acton Center depart for their annual Maine vacation aboard a ship.
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Lyn
N. Y
J Engman
Great Road
Peter ,W. Mawn
East Acton
Rye
New Hampshire
Marjorie McAdoor
Wendell E. of
Acton Center
Ship, Maine
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