World figures debate a federated Europe in a new league
In a fragmented transcript the text discusses world peace, a federated Europe, and the fear of a strong world league fully armed. It mentions Churchill, Streiten, and King Humbert amid notes on arms shipments and military power shaping Europe’s political drift.
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York
Europe
Acto
Phe
Commonwealth
Winston Churchill
Humbert
Hum
Italy
Mus
Try
Cure For the United This
Butcher Harring Leads Bay Team in Open Event
A readable fragment shows Butcher Harring leading a Bay team in an open event. Details are sparse, with no clear date or location.
Concord High Grid Players Honored at Banquet
A testimonial banquet honored Concord high football players with over one hundred invited guests including parents and citizens. Coach Al Cook received a bound book, captain Gibbs spoke, and 23 lettermen were presented with sterling silver football tokens for their efforts this season.
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Concord
Concord High
Colonial Inn
Charis Voigt
Roger Kopitison
Uke
Vogt
Tas
Leslie Anderson
Voigt
H. Paul Larribee
Willis B. Gifford
Leon Foss
Albert C. Coon
Roy Johansen
Herod Ginbs
Fred Boya
Hubert Blocher
Edward P. Daniels
Burleigh Pratt
Cnauman Voight
Gittard
Uatford
al Cook
Gibbs
Ken Chamberlin
Paul Boyd
Bennie Bijerman
Cook
Roy’ Johansen
Leslie
4Anderson
Harold Chase
Philip T. Flavin
Fred Boyd
Concord Woman Struck by Delivery Truck on Mill Dam
Miss Kate McHugh of Lexington Road was hit by a light delivery truck owned by Vincent F. Rando of Bedford Street Concord while crossing Mill Dam at Walden and Main during a snowy noon. She suffered a sprained leg and minor bruises, treated at Dr Fulton Johnston’s office, then sent home. Authorities found no fault due to hazardous conditions.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Walden
Main Streets
Kate McHugh
Lexington Road
Vincent F. Rando
Bedford Street
McHugh
Fulton Johnston
Williams Reelected President Of Concord Young Club
David B. Williams was reelected president at the Concord Young Club annual meeting held Tuesday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Otis M Whitney. Nearly all other officers were reelected including secretary Bettey Smith and treasurer Ralph Macone.
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D. BY Williams
Concord
David B. Williams
Concord Young Club
Otis M .Whitney
Bettey Smith
Ralph Macone
West Concord Ladies Union Names Officers for Year
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church organized for the coming year. Mrs George Shep ard was named president. Other officers chosen include Mrs Arthur Mullen as vice president and Mrs C Tufts and Mrs Cleaves in additional posts.
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West Concord
Ladies Union
West Concord Union
George Shepard
Arthur Mullen
C Tufts
Cleaves
Concord High names Gibbs captain for next football season
Concord High announces six foot one seventy five pound tackle Concord Gibbs as captain for the coming season. The veteran player, previously hampered by injuries, is to lead a squad returning fourteen lettermen while considering non league games against Maynard, Lexington, Chelmsford, Prichard, Acton, Weston and Reading.
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Concord
Harold Gibbs
Concord High
Gibbs
Inéliquiv'y
Fata Conte
Cookanit
Polni
Art M
Buddy
Oraslahan
Jack Leary
Waltham
Flip” Flannery
Wehooves
Aig Wate Faye
Feton
Dominic
Curro
Tachien
Elect’ Gibbs
Woody
Bay Hays
Roy Johansen
John McBreen
Robert ‘Voigt
Thomas Hoffman
Bar
Wilkie
Robert Hawkes
Robert Cousins
William McCarthy
Donald’ Sturtevant
al Cook
Maynard
Lexington
Chelmsford
Prichard
Acton
Weston
Reading
Legion Band Celebrates Ninth Anniversary Social
The Concord Legion Band marked its ninth anniversary with a social at the Veterans Building after a rehearsal. Rehearsals will be suspended until after the new year. Officers elected for the coming year include Manager A Gore Lanani, Assistant and Drum Major Edward Kelley, Secretary Gustave Jensen, Treasurer Merton Leighton, Librarian Henry Helsher Jr, Saree seekrme Ernest J Carroll, and Executive Committee Ole Duratzes Harmen Hansen Roy Hodgman Henry Helsher Sr Robert McLeod Leff Stensby.
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Concord
Tuesaday
Concord Legion
Veterans
A. Gore
Lanani
Dram
Edward Kelley
Gustave Jensen
Merton Leighton
Henry 0. Helsher, Jr
Saree Seekrme
Ernest J. Carroll
Ole Duratzes
Harmen Hansen
Roy Hodgman
Henry 0. Helsher, Sr
Robert McLeod
Leff Stensby
Concord High Forms Girls Hoops Team
Concord High announces a girls basketball team coached by Miss Miriam Clark with training instructor. The squad will play a six player game and opens with the first game set for January 15 led by captain Miss Betty Gowlidge and veterans Christine Knsler Pearce Soberg and Vinviale Benoit as forwards.
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Concord
Concord - High
Miriam Clark
Betty Gowlidge
Christine Knsler
Pearce
Helen Soberg
Vinviale Benoit
Clark
Enos EB Held Featured in Acton Wenets Club Program
Enos EB Held, high school music instructor, participated in a program of the Acton Wenets Club. The event highlighted local music education and community performance.
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Enos
Acton
Concord's Corey Receives 1940 Baseball Commission Post
Arthur B. Corey, state semi pro baseball commissioner, was conferred a rev e ment by President Ramon of the National Baseball Congress for 1940. The change makes Soren Rapeey an assistant and Cory will add district tournaments and announce plans after the new year, with Rudy Currier handling publicity.
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Concord
Arthur B. Corey
Ramont
Baseball Congress
Soren Rapeey
Bay State
Corey
Mace
Rudy « Currier
Armed Robbery at Westford Fire Station Strips Firemen
Police reported an armed robbery at the Westford Fire Station during a Friday night card game session. Four gunmen entered, demanded money, stripped nine men including a church deacon and Sunday School superintendent, and fled with cash and valuables left in pants pockets later recovered partly along the road. One suspect allegedly had $30.90 found in a pants pocket.
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Concord
Westford
Boston
Pina
Phi ‘Dariner Meey
Emerson Hospital November 1939 Summary Concord Mass
Emerson Hospital in Concord Massachusetts reportsNovember 1939 totals across departments Surgical cases forty four Medical cases five Obstetrical cases nineteen Infants born nineteen Out patients treated forty two Deaths two Stillborn zero Operations performed forty X rays taken fifty one Accidents twenty two auto nine others thirteen Largest number in hospital thirty eight Cement number in hospital eighteen Admitted during November eighty seven Charged during November ninety two Daily average in November 1939 twenty eight point one
Driving charge in Concord stems from November 27 accident
A Concord driver faced a net driving charge tied to an November 27 accident. Judge James presided, with the case proceeding before the Superior Court in January after a guilty verdict in a preliminary proceeding.
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Concord
James
Iene
Patie Cota
Concord Artist Howard Melvin Dies at 83
Howard Melvin longtime Concord resident and artist died after a year long illness at Burn rest home He was born April 21 1866 in Concord and earned recognition for sketches and drawings Some works are displayed at the public library He donated a jackknife to Henry David Thoreau and is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with relatives and visitors invited to pay respects
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Howard Melvin
Concord
Melvin
Conora
Annie la
Ccus Jerome
Beth
Hanson
New Fe
Fe Hetcher
Melvin Fa
Unser
Alcott
John
Tea Public Library
Enry David Thoreau
Ane Ee
Sleepy Hollow
Concord Couple Marry in Private Ceremony at Groom’s Home
Malcolm F. Goodwin son of ex Concord High Principal Martin F. Goodwin wed Winifrey H. Smith of Winchester on December 2. Rev Wilfred H. Bunker officiated at the groom’s home due to the bride’s mother illness. The couple will live at 106 Ridge Street Winchester.
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Concord
Malcolm F. Goodwin
Concord High
Martin F. Goodwin
Goodwin
East Acton
Winifrey H. Smith
Lester 8. Smith
Winchester
Wilfred H. Bunker
Trinitarian — Congregational —Church
Pauline J. Balser
Arlington Heights
Paul E. Goodwin
Ridge Street
University of Maine
United States Forest Service of
Townsend
Winchester High
Concord Legion Band Seeks Funds for New Uniforms
A. George Landini announces the Concord Legion Band continues fundraising to pay for recently bought uniforms. A 1940 model car will be given away at an upcoming meeting to encourage donations and support from subscribers.
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Concord
A. George Landini
Concord Legion
Engagement Notice for Mary Graham and Berkeley Ingham
West Concord announces the engagement of Mary E. Graham daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Graham of 20 Assabet Avenue to Berkeley H Ingham son of Mr and Mrs John T Ingham of Harrington Avenue Both attended Concord High School No wedding plans yet made.
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West Concord
Adam Graham
Assabet Avenue
Mary E. Graham
Berkeley H. Ingham
John T. Ingham
Harrington Avenue
Miss Graham
Mr. Ingham
Concord High School
Cameron to Speak on A Summer in Britain at Parish Meeting
Dr Richard M Cameron will address the Women's Parish Association at their regular vestry meeting on Monday December 17 at 3 o'clock. His topic is A Summer in Britain. The Kings activities referenced next are not provided in readable text.
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Richard M. Cameron
Women’s Parish Association
Britain
Concord community fund gets new chair from Lowell
Concord appoints Lowell resident Concord-Pliney Jewell Jr as community chairman for Greater Boston 1940 Community Fund campaign. Henry H. Fay of Concord leads the Central Middlesex region serving Bedford Wayland and surrounding towns. Jewell a Harvard College alumnus works for Bobst Johnson Wyatt Insurance in Boston and has long served Concord's fund unit.
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Concord
Pliney Jewell, Jr
Lowell Road
Greater Boston
Henry H. Fay
Bedford
Wayland
Jewell
Fund Campaign
Statuat
Harvard College
of Bobst, Johnson and Wyatt
Boston
Concord Fire Destroys Roadside Stand and House In Lexington Road
A roadside stand and a one story house owned by 8S Joseph Ingegneri on Lexington Road were damaged by a late night fire starting Monday near midnight. Firefighter Thomas McGrath arrived from Box 16 and the blaze took nearly an hour to control. A suitcase containing $200 was saved, a new car parked outside was salvaged, and damage totaled about $500.90.
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Concord
Homse
Joseph Ingegneri
Lexington
Thomas McGrath
Concord Fire Department
Ingegneri
Injures Shoulder Again Hinders Conard Rodger's Season
Ex Concord High athlete Buddy Rodgers, a Northeastern sophomore and promising jumper, fractured his shoulder during practice. The recurrence ends his season after a prior operation failed to fully repair the injury. Coach Jimmy Dunn had planned him as jump center on the second line.
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Conard
Winlfrid
Rodgers
Concord High
Aroun
Northeastern
Buddy
Jimmy. Dunn
Concord youth joins Navy at Newport for training
Concord youths rally to service as Bregoli reports to Newport for a three month Navy boot course. He will train with a friend from Belmont before reassignment to ships. Other local boys including Red Moreau Tony Bottino Mark Lapham Ray Forcier and Flory Demo enlist, underscoring Concord’s loyalty.
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Mark Lapham
Ray Forcier
Flory Demo
Concord
Correction on Board of Trade officer election wording
A correction notes that Ted was intended as director id rather than Tom Lar in the earlier report, adjusted in the later reprise of the Board of Trade officers election.
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Ted
Tom Lar
Board of Trade
York City Stopover at Beekman Street Beekman
Miss Leo at 8 Monument Street makes a stop in York City while en route to Tow. The fragment notes a travel stop and an address, suggesting a brief local scene or transit moment without a larger event.
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York City
Leo
Monument Street
Beekman, Tow
Antiqued Home Display Delights Woman’s Club Gathering
Acton President's Day event by the Woman's Club of the district featured a display of antiques in a Minot home. Guests enjoyed period costumes, performances by Miss Josephine Sheehan violinist and Mrs Ruth mate pianist, with Mrs Derby as soloist. A roast beef dinner followed the program.
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Acton
Ste Tienth
Minot
Gailine
Derby
Josephine Sheehan
Hast Acton
Concord pig farmer found guilty over hogs neglect
James R. Hervey of Willington operated a Maynard pigery with 106 hogs off Sumner Street. A Concord District Court judge suspended the sentence to January 6 to allow relocation and recovery of the herd after testimony that feeding lagged due to a broken truck and transportation issues.
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Concord
James R. Hervey
Willington
Maynard
Sumner Street
James ©. Luby
Framingham
Harvey
Wiln
Carol Supper Plans Sing at Yer House Tonight
Annual Carol singing event to be held tonight at the Yer, service begins at 6 45 with Mrs Charles Rocks and George R Walker serving. General chairmen are Mrs Brooks Stevens Jr and Mrs Kenneth D Robertson Jr.
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Charles Rocks
George R. Walker
Brooks Stevens Jr
Kenneth D. Robertson, Jr
Herbert J Resigns From Rossville Firm After 18 Years
Herbert J resigns from his role after 18 years with the firm in Rossville Georgia. He has served eight years as designer and plans to relocate to Chattanooga after the holidays, about ten miles from Rossville.
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Herbert J
Maynard
Herberts
Rossville
Georgia
Aomit
Chattanooga
Ten
Rossyvill Georgia
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Concord High Grid
Christians Concord
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Emerson Hospital
Concord, Mass
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Charles Gibbs
Richard Watherbes
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