Peacemaking debate and world actions amid crisis
The text discusses World War II era diplomacy with UN involvement and the potential easing of tensions among major powers. It notes China’s role, veto dynamics, and calls for quick coordinated efforts to resolve conflicts. It also mentions lifting bans on explosive books, cipher manuals, and related library restrictions after Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Seri International
Particula
China
Public Library
Pearl
Fotest
Christmas Eve Hunger Turns Drifter Toward Roast Turkey
A hungry, ragged drifter named Mike Duncan, given fifty cents on Christmas Eve, enters a dim restaurant hoping for a roast turkey sandwich. He orders but the waiter raises the question of a check, revealing a strange absence of payment.
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Mike Duncan
Duncan
United States Mint
Mal
Everett football team shines in tense clash
Everett High football faced a tough field but secured a decisive victory with strong teamwork. Key players led drives and defense capitalized on turnovers to win in front of a home crowd.
Concord Lions Club inducts three new members
Three new members Les Wao Walter A Stevens and William R Lawrence were inducted at a Concord Lions Club semi monthly meeting with Vice President Leeman E Haines officiating. Christmas party planned for December 18 at 7 PM with Past President Rothwell N MacRae leading the entertainment committee. About 30 members and guests attended the meeting and enjoyed pictures shown by Past President MacRae.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Les Wao
Walter A. Stevens
William R. Lawrence
Leeman
E. ‘Haines
Mara
David Cal Ae i
Moreau
Gee
Chatter Meny
Rothwell N. MacRae
MacRae
Concord athlete joins trucking business in town route start
George E. Johnson of Lexington road a noted Concord athlete and veteran of the Italian campaign has entered the trucking business and will begin a town route early next week. A lifelong resident and four-sport star at Concord High School he served 3 1/2 years in the U S Army including two overseas campaigns. He is married and reachable at Concord 1082 M.
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Concord
George
Johnson
Lexington Road
U. S. Army
Navy Man George Hice On Leave At Parents Home
George Hice of the U S Navy, stationed at West Concord, is enjoying a leave at the home of his parents, visiting familiar faces and catching up on family news.
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George Hice
U. S. Navy
West Concord
Local men honorably discharged from military service
Concord residents Edward Boresen of 47 Main Street and two other local youths Howard W. Edwardson of 502 Main Street West Concord and Allen P. Burnham of 6 Dalton Street West Concord have received honorable discharges after service on the West Coast and in the U S Army and Navy.
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Concord
Edward ‘Boresen
Main Street
U. Army
West Coast
Howard W. Edwardson
Main
West Concord
Allen P. Burnham
Dalton Street
Servial Burnham
Fo Nl
U. S. Army
Concord News Notes on Church, Births, and Naval Discharge
Rev Joseph W Quigley installed at St Joseph's South Concord after leaving Bernard's Ear mode and atom pheon. Merrill W MacLeod and wife announce birth of daughter at Emerson hospital. Lieut William F Herman of Concord discharges from Navy after 40 months. to resume studies at MIT. Miss Josephine A Boynton Concord High School teacher invited to speak on Current Events at Acton Woman's Club meeting.
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Joseph
Q Quigley
St. Joseph's Church
South
Bernard’s
Ear Mode
Atom Pheon
Concord
Lincoln
Weymouth
Merrill W. MacLeod
Shirley Street
West Concord
Emerson Hospital
William F. Herman
Concord High School
U. S. Navy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Acton Woman's Club
Acton Woman’s Clubhouse
Sugar Stamp 38 Ends Five Pound Rationing Through Dec
Rationing continues with Sugar Stamp 38 in Book Four valid for five pounds until December 31 when a new stamp will take effect. All other food rationing remains in place and sugar is the only item still covered by the current system.
Parish pastor recovers as local servicemen return home
Rev Walter A. Quinlan, pastor of St Bernard's Church in Concord, has returned home from a Boston hospital after weeks of illness. Two Concord youths discharged from Fort Devens are Pfc Robert Sawyer of Derby Street and Staff Sgt Randall R Dabey of West Concord. Concord High School to announce varsity basketball team with opener at Chelmsford next Thursday. Concord state guard unit meets Monday at 8 pm in the State Armory under Capt Joseph Barr with officers and noncoms to hold a Thursday night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Quinlan
St. Bernard’s Church
Concord
Boston
Fort Devens
U. S. Army
Robert C. Sawyer
Derby Street
West Concord
Randall R. Dabey
John J. Watson
Concord High School
Chelmsford
Concord State Guard
23Rd Infantry
State Armory
Joseph Barr
Concord Advocated as United Nations Site by Rogers
Edith Nourse Rogers of Concord urges Washington officials to choose Concord as the UNO capital, calling it the birthplace of liberty and the logical location for the United Nations capital. The New Hampshire representative argues for Concord as the site.
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Concord
Edith Nourse Rogers Ofell
Congress
Washington, D. C
UNO
West Concord Holy Name Society Opens First Program Series
About 150 members of Our Lady Help of Christians church Holy Name Society met at Warner's hall in West Concord for a banquet and inaugural program. Col John J Caren ford spoke on Pacific war service, including DS C award. Following the talk, Boston College football films were shown and plans for an athletic night in January were announced.
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West Concord
Holy Name Society of Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Warner's Hall
Society
William F. Shaughnessy
Joseph W. Sullivan
Edward F. Loughlin
C. Edward Doyle
Daniel C. Sullivan
Edward F. Sheehan
Maj
Michael J. Dee
Massachusetts Reformatory
John C.dolan
John J. O'Grady, Jr
Reformatory
Lucien Milot
Edward W. Hanley
Alexander MacEachern
George S. Lawton
Leo O'Malley
Frank J. McLaughlin
Doyle
John S. Tombeno
Philip B. Dee
CYO
Col
John J. Carenford
Loughlin
Pacific
Australia
Col. Carew
DSC
High Mass of Requiem Held for Mrs Doyle
A high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Bernard's Church for Mrs Mary J Bulger Doyle 59 of Cambridge Turnpike life long resident who died Monday after a short illness Burial was in St Bernard's Cemetery She was a Confraternity member and survived by her husband Dugald P Doyle a daughter Miss Margaret and two brothers Charles Fr Buffer and William Bulger of Concord
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Mary J. (Bulger
Doyle
Cambridge Turnpike
St. Bernard's Cemetery
the Most Holy Rosary
Dugald P. Doyle
Margaret
Wim Bulger
Charles Fr Buffer
Bethrothal notice for Moynihan and Ruthsage engagement
Nutley New Jersey Mr and Mrs Raymond Faeder announce the engagement of their daughter Eileen Ruthsage to Paul Vincent Moynihan son of Mr and Mrs T Frank Moynihan of Con Smith Street. Moynihan serves in the U S Coast Guard and is stationed at Pidauurel Struct of Awe. Wyoming produces the nations largest share of bentonite.
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Concord
Raymond Faeder
Nutley
N. J
Eileen Ruthsage
Paul
Vincent Moynihan
U. S. Coast Guard
T. Frank Moynihan
Brooks Street
Sea Ee
Concord Community News Amid Fragments and Cold Weather
Right Worshipful Winslow J Damon of West Concord attended the funeral of Thomas Davidson in Lowell, representing the Corinthian Lodge. Concord residents were invited to the ninth annual Arts and Crafts Society program at Sonic Hall Lexington Center. Church groups and readings note meetings at homes on Strawberry Hill road. Maynard Grange officers were elected after a recent program. Concord Board of Trade plans a January meeting on Monday evening July 7 with a 6 15 pm supper. Temperatures in Concord dropped to four above in outlying areas and eight to ten above in most sections, the coldest morning of the season.
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Winslow
J. Damon
West Concord
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Concord
Thomas Davidson
Lowell
Arts and Crafts Society
Masonic Hall
Lexington Center
Concord Board of Trade
Jaly
Ina
Monument Square
Concord group sets meeting at Odd Fellows hall
Nashoba Growers Association members from Concord met yesterday in Stow Concord area. Lodge 212 announces regular meeting at Odd Fellows West Concord Thursday at 8 o clock with Grafd Smith presiding. Rev Edward Perry from Abington attends parish Sunday events with Young People groups discussing life. Lieut Bernard E Megin noted for football and basketball.
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Concord
Nashoba Growers Association
Stow
West Concord
Noble’ ‘Grafd Smith
Edward Perry
Imibiston
Dee
Es Suidas Ovens Bene
Elks Induct New Members Amid Social Gathering
At a local meeting two new members were inducted, Michele Ricardo and Joseph Gaudet, with transportation provided to a hall on Main Street for a social gathering.
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ELKS
Natice
Main Street
Michele Gicardo
Joseph Gaudet
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