German Generals Form Veteran Groups Amid Postwar Unrest
In Bonn and other cities former Wehrmacht officers establish veteran associations as a possible force in postwar Germany. Ramcke, Rommel's men, and other generals discuss unification efforts while Adenauer's government watches. Allied observers note potential democratic control but warn of nationalist risks.
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Panzer
Grossdeutschland
Greater Germany
Herman B. Ramske
Green Devil
Bonn
Iserlohn
Erwin Rommel
Afrikan Korps
Brunswick
Ramske
Hans Friessner
Erich Harre
Ramcke
Adenauer
Socialist
Germany
Gottfried Hansen
Wehrmacht
Afrika Korps
Thodor Heuss
Discovery of alternating current by Michael Faraday in 1831
Michael Faraday announced the principle of electromagnetic induction in England in 1831, marking a key moment in the development of alternating current electricity and transforming future electrical science and technology.
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Michael Faraday
England
Requiem for J B Sullivan Dies at 79 in West Concord
Funeral services for John B. Sullivan 79 who died last Saturday at his daughter's home were held from his late residence and a requiem high mass was sung at Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery West Medford He was born in Boston lived in Medford and West Concord retired traveling shoe salesman and traveled the United States Mexico and Canada He is survived by daughter Beatrice three granddaughters a brother Daniel C Sullivan of West Concord and a sister Miss Genevieve B Sullivan of Mattapan.
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West Concord
John B. Sullivan
Garrett A. Nagle
Main Street
Our Lady Help of Christians
Oak Grove Cemetery
West Medford
Sullivan
Boston
United States
Mexico
Canada
Medford
Beatrice Sullivan
Daniel C. Sullivan
Genevieve B. Sullivan
Mattapan
Health for All Allergies and their management
Allergies arise from various allergens including pollen dust animal dander foods and chemicals. Some reactions can be avoided by identifying triggers avoiding drafts and seeking medical advice while injections and new drugs may help build tolerance and provide relief.
Jeremiah Colbath name swap stumps historians in New Hampshire
In Farmington New Hampshire a local claim about Jeremiah Jones Colbath as vice president under Ulysses S Grant circulates. Historians note the actual vice president was Henry Wilson who was born Colbath and changed his name later.
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Jeremiah Colbath
Farmington
N. H
U.P
Jeremiah Jones Colbath
United States
Ulysses S. Grant
Henry Wilson
Wilson
Colbath
Bedford Teen Teresa McMahan Delights TV Audience
13 year old Teresa McMahan earns town praise for trumpet playing on Channel 11 and amateurs hour. Her old battered trumpet, bought for 225 originally, has a storied past involving family trades. relatives and local supporters sent votes from Bedford to back her NBC radio and TV appearances.
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Therese Ann McMahan
New York City
Teresa
Big City
McMahons
Bedford
Adams
Tommy McMahan
Rom
Tommy
Arlington
Tere
Helen
Lexington
Les Andrews
Waltham
New York
Jimmy
Air Force
Wyoming
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Hutt Dreds
ABC Network
Wellesley Requiem For Mrs J J Gleason
Mrs Ruth Weatherhead Gleason widow of Concord resident Jerome J Gleason died last Saturday at Wellesley Her funeral was held from her home and a solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at St James church in Wellesley She is survived by son Jerome B Gleason daughter Janet Gaeckle and several grandchildren Miss Katherine R Gleason of 9 Devens street is a sister in law
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Concord
Ruth (Weatherhead) Gleason
Jerome J. Gleason
Wellesley
St. James’ Church
Big Pike Snags Line Then Is Recollected On Crooked Lake
Auburn Indiana story notes Robert Frank casting on Crooked Lake when a large pike snapped his line. Thirty minutes later the bobber reappeared in a different spot and he recovered the line to hook a 28 inch pike.
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Auburn
Ind
U.P
Robert Frank
Crooked Lake
Frank
New Head of Health Assn Named Executive Director
David Moxon former Board of Health agent in Framingham becomes executive director of the Middlesex Health Association Somerville county tuberculosis agency. A Holyoke native, he graduated from UMass in 1925 and earned a Yale Master’s in Public Health. He will coordinate activities and direct educational, chest Xray and counseling services for 45 cities and towns.
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David Moxon
Board of Health
Framingham
Middlesex Health Association
Somerville
Holyoke
Mr. Moxon
University of Massachusetts
Yale University
Red Cross Loosens Fund Drive Solicitation Rules
Washington The American Red Cross amended policy to allow local chapters to cooperate with community or federated fund raising agencies in joint solicitation of industries where only one annual solicitation is allowed. The revision was decided at a special board of governors meeting.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Board of Governors
Greenback Shower Honors Miss Heath at Hudson Hall
In Hudson V F W Hall a greenback shower celebrated Miss Marie Heath daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Heath of Indian Lake Shores. An umbrella of greenbacks topped the center table. A buffet lunch was served by Mrs Ade line Perry and coworkers from Mutual Shoe Company Marlboro. A mock wedding was staged by Maxine Sullivan Evelyn Madden Mina Campbell and Ellen Garcia. Miss Heath set to wed Albert Tomyl of Maynard on August 26.
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V. F. W. Hall
Hudson
Marie Heath
Warren Heath
Indian Lake Shores
Adeline Perry
Mutual Shoe Company Marlboro
Maxiné Sullivan
Evelyn Madden
Mina Campbell
Ellen Garcia
Miss Heath
Albert Tomyl
Maynard
Whaling Fleet Peak: 675 Ships Sailing Seas 1833–1863
In the golden age of whaling from 1833 to 1863 America operated as many as 675 ships at sea pursuing the sperm whale and related targets, reflecting a vast maritime industry and global trade network.
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America
Alaska Duty Tests Seek Ideal Troop Profiles
U S seeks best men for Alaska service. Maj Debons and the Arctic aero medical lab survey troops to match psychological packages to Alaska posts. He notes northern origins favor different traits and that isolation strains some men over long tours.
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Peter J. Hayes
U. P
Fairbanks
Alaska
U.P
Maj
Anthony Debons
Arctic Aeromedical Laboratory
Ladd Air Force Base
Alaska Command
Debons
Died at Home of Daughter in Maynard
John B. Sullivan aged 79 died last Saturday at the home of his daughter Mrs Beatrice Nagle 243 Main Street Maynard He was born in Boston and lived in Concord for 20 years formerly of Medford A retired shoe salesman He is survived by brother Daniel Sullivan of West Concord sister Genevieve Sullivan of Mattapan The funeral from his home with a high mass at 9 o clock officiated by Rev Fr Scallon was buried in Oak Grove Bedford Lots listed A Bowie Daniel Sullivan Jr Peter Hansen Theodore Brooks Funeral arrangements were at W A Twombly Maynard
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West Concord
John B. Sullivan
Beatrice Nagle
Main Street
Boston
Concord
Medford
Nagle
Daniel Sullivan
Genevieve Sullivan
Mattapan
Scallon
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bedford
A. Bowie
Daniel Sullivan, Jr
Peter Hansen
Theodore Brooks
W. A. Twombly
Maynard
Soviet Scientist Performs Second Heart Transplant In Dog
London radio reports a young Soviet scientist has transplanted a second heart into a dog's chest. The broadcast said heart transplantation could be a path to longevity and was announced as a notable medical advance. A separate study at UC Scripps Institution of Oceanography found fingerling trout and salmon withstand water pressures up to 1000 pounds per square inch without damage. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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London
INS
Moscow Radio
University of Californie
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
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