Durant and Millikan Face Tech Policy Debate in Era
An excerpted column notes C. Durant at 77 exploring new capital ventures and contrasts Milikan's stance on open research with a cautious view of government roles. The piece quotes Karl Compton and discusses MIT leadership and tensions between innovation and regulation in science.
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York
C. Durant
Sl. Motors
Durant
Detroit
Karl T. Compton
Hs Institute of Technology
Helesinday Observed and Bible Study at Union Church
Union Church held a January annual meeting and voted to dedicate the full year to Bible reading and study. Members attend daily readings and Tuesday evenings focus on detailed Bible study. The church school emphasized Bible teaching as part of the Universal Bible Sunday observance.
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Albert Dinstein
Union Church
Church
Universal Bible Sunday
Concord Troop 33 Holds Parents Night in Harvey Wheeler School
Concord Troop 33 hosted Parents Night at 7 30 pm in the Harvey Wheeler School. Dr Dow new Scoutmaster since October from Allston Brighton District Boston Council leads rapid progress. The Sea Scout Ship SSS Charles Francis Adams named for a former Navy secretary, with 15 Troop 33 veterans aboard. They aim for a Bridge of Honor and ship dedication in January or February.
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Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Dr. Dow
Oomond Reformatory
Allston
Brighton
Boston
Charles Francis Adams
Iyo Taber
Concord Reformatory
Troop 33
Colonial Theatre
Troop 38
Odd Fellows Hall
SSS
Bos’n Harold Gibbs
Credit Is Due To Assistants In Production
Concord notes appreciation for the people who contributed to the recent production Preach Without Tears. Production committee members include Gladys W Brooke Raymond P Whitey M Cook Whitney Smith. Also credited are a manager Whitney Smith Rook Ketner Mrs Albert M Har Monge Olivia Swaim Judith Tay.
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Concord
Gladys W Brooke
Raymond P Whitey M Cook
Whitney Smiith
Whitney Smith
Rook Ketner
Albert
M Har Monge
Olivia *Swaim
Judith Tay
Concord Grenfell branch speaker on Great White South lecture
Norman Vanek spoke at the Concord Grenfell Association annual meeting held in the Parish House of the Unitarian Church at eight o clock Thursday. The talk covered the Great White South. The chapter has supported Labrador Coast relief and hospital needs and listed many members. Roger Voight led ushers and Mrs Charles H Towle directed Christmas sales.
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Concord
Conco
New England
Grenfell Association
Norman Vanek
Unitarian Church
Great White South
Ughan
G. Vaughan
Dr. Sante
Horace Arnold
Elizabeth Alexander
Mary Barrett
Ripley Bartlett
Bowker
Martin Bovey
Benjamin R Bulkeley
George E .Bates
Arhur Brooks
Wallace Conant
Theodore Chamberlin
Chilton Cabot
Lee Chase
Elizabeth Everett
Sawyer
Lesnard Snyder
Lacy K Sny‘der
Henry P Smith
James J. Storrow
Charles H Towle
Mary Tarbell
Horace» Williams
Charles. H Towle
Roger Voight
Woman Found In Dazed Condition In Brookline
A 24 year old woman was brought to the Concord police station by a truck driver late Sunday night after being found dazed and exhausted. Her home is on Beacon street Brookline. A friend from Brookline came by taxi to assist. Dr Randolph Piper treated her at the station.
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Concord
Beacon Street
Brookline
Randolph Piper
Buy Christmas Seals campaign urges support for tuberculosis fight
Dr. Robert Koch is credited with tuberculosis germ discovery in 1882. The appeal notes yearly TB deaths and active US cases, urging Christmas Seal purchases to fund prevention efforts and protect homes and families. The program began in 1904 in Denmark and is described as in its second year in the United States.
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Robert Koch
United States
Denmark
Saeewee
Einar Holboell
Wheeler to Lead Discussion of The Fond in Winter
Miss Julia will chair the discussion on The Fond in Winter from Thoréau's Wald en. Wheeler leads the reading group as members explore themes and context of the quoted work.
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Julia
Wheeler
Thoréau
Trinity Sunday Service Plans and Sermon
A church announces a 11:00 am morning service featuring a sermon and pre-service prayers titled Trinity Sunday. The notice invites congregants to join in worship and reflection.
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Trinity Eeunday
Club Guests Speaker At District Meeting
A Monday afternoon club session featured the district president and Mrs with guest speaker Margaret Pretch, noted sculptor, discussing the Lincoln Memorial and related works. Attendees viewed several loaned pieces and heard remarks from Ervin L. Bumford, chairman.
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Lonor
Margaret Pretch
Lincoln Memorial
Ervin L. Bumford
Cial
Acrobatic Dancer Return Visit Planned by Veterans Council
Acrobatic troupe member Jacke Nielson of Waltham and tumblers Jimmie and Dirk Axe are scheduled to come again later in January for the Veterans Council event.
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Jacke Nielson
Waltham
Tumbler
Jimmie
Dirk Axe
Veterans Council
Pariah Chiat School Plans Busy Month Activities
The First Parish Church School Lexington Road announces December events. A Bethlehem Christmas play on December 18 features William Anderson Edward Daniels Jr Charlies Har wood Peter Harwood and others with a four o'clock performance. A December 28 school party at four o'clock includes games films refreshments and a Christmas tree. The school has contributed over sixty five books to Hand Book Mission for libraries in the South.
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Concord
Lexington Road
Bethlehem
Betchum
William Anderson
Edward Daniels, Jr
Charlies Harwood
Peter Harwood
Eae Kean
Seba
Kent
Albert
Joseph Wheeler
Williames
Jesus
Een O
Sierman
Raphael
Concord Dance Night Promises Local Fun
Petite event in Concord features a small dance with live music and light refreshments. Organizers invite residents to join in a casual evening of dancing and community cheer at the town hall.
Concord Welcomes New School Superintendent Larrabee
Nearly 400 people attended a Monday reception in the Concord School Auditorium for new Superintendent H. Paul Larrabee and his wife. The event, hosted by the Concord School Committee, featured musical numbers and refreshments provided by local families.
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Concord
H. Paul Larrabee
Concord School Committee
Milton K. Paine
Morton Seavey
Woas
Concord Young Republicans Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Concord Young Republican Club gathered at Representative Otis M Whitney’s home for its annual meeting. David Williame was elected president for the coming year while C Waldo MacWilliams presided in the president’s absence.
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Concord Young Republican Clab
Otis M Whitney
David Williame
C. Waldo MacWilliams
Romeo Cificco
Ee Ets
Presiacon Wittens
William J. By
Ed- Ob
Cal Decond
Otia
Aes Whitey
Grace Day
C. Welda, McWilliams
Mary” Mullaney
Grange Elects Officers At Monday Meeting
Grange held its regular meeting at Mrs. Aara Sweetyvon's home on Mainstreet. Officers for the ensuing year were elected including Master Letina Roberts Overseer Emily en Chap- durer Josephine Halllin Treasurer Daniel C. Sullivan Ceres Gladys Hefty Pomona Mary Petroni Flora Helen King Steward Fred Taylor Assistant Steward Harold Hall Lady Assistant Steward Elizabeth Connell Gatekeeper Clara Sweet Executive Committee Henrietta Viola Bessie Hinman. The Christmas Party featured a gift tree and decorations, with officers to be installed by Mrs. Catherine Mc-
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Oncord
Grange
Aara Sweetyvon
Letina Roberts
Dmily En Chap Durer
Josephine _ Halllin
Anne Reilly
Ruth Hendrickson
Daniel C. Sullivan
Ceres
Gladys Hefty
Pomona
Mary Petroni
Flora
Helen. King
Fred Taylor
Harold Hall
Elizabeth Connell
Clara Sweet
Henrietta Viola
Bessie Hinman
Catherine Mc
Concord officers named for coming year
Officers of the Concord board include Maurice McWalter as area president succeeding Samuel G. Kent, with George W. Theys as vice president Frank W. Treas or William as treasurer. Executive committee members are Lb. Benoit Roger FP. Conant G. Kent Ichif RB. Muttz and F. Norman Peterson.
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Concord
The
Board of Tract
Maurice McWalter
Samuel G. Kent
George W. Theys
Frank .W
William
Lb. Benoit
Roger
FP. Conant
G. Kent
Ichif RB. Muttz
F. Norman Peterson
State House Notes Civil Service Candidate List
Special report from Boston lists John G Markley of 962 Main Street West Concord as second on the civil service candidates list. The item appears in a section detailing appointments and eligibility in the State House notices.
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State House
Boston
John G Markley
Main Street
Concord
Beloved Bekah Lodge Leaves Widow and Heirs
The obituary notes Bethah Lodge leaves his widow Mrs Nellie Harmon Berry and two heirs including Mrs Edith McQuillan of Pawtucket Rhode Island. The brief notice confirms familial ties and residence details.
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Bekah Lodge
Nellie Harmon Berry
Edith McQuillan
Pawtucket
R. I
Concord High Basketball Schedule Fragment
Readable fragment lists Concord High basketball dates against Wheeley Reading Lexington Wakefield and Winchester with January and December entries. Details and order are incomplete but indicate a winter schedule for Concord High.
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Wheeley
Concord
Reading
Lexington
Wakefield
Winchester
Reverend Walsh Delivers Lecture on Power in Europe at Siveconerd
Reverend Ddmundi Welsh, dean of Siveconerd University Foreign Service school, spoke at Copley Plaza Hotel Boston on December 11 at 3 pm. His lecture titled The New Balance of Power in Europe drew wide interest as he is regarded among the nation’s leading international affairs scholars.
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Ddmundi Welsh
Siveconerd University Foreign Service
Schoo
Copley Plaza
Boston
Page Browne Named Campaign Chair for Em Hospital Drive
Concord announces Page Browne as chair of the 1939 Contributions Committee for the Em hospital drive. The campaign goal is $8,000, unchanged from last year, representing the gap between the hospital's estimated operating expenses and its actual receipts from patients and endowment.
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Page Browne
Memorial tribute to Harrigan J Barrett at Concord Home
Concord remembers Harrigan J Barrett at the Home of the Aged annual meeting held December 3. The memorial notes his 16 years as treasurer from 1922 to 1938 and his steady leadership during boom and bust. It praises his investments, loyalty, geniality, and life fellowship with residents and outsiders. Minnie Coolidge Moore and Mary B Wallace sign the resolutions committee.
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Concord
Harrigan J. Barrett
Barrett
aConcord
Iycee Bens
Minnie Coolidge Moore
Mary B. Wallace
Committee
Concord Pioneer Report Urges Indoor Recreation Feasibility
A digest by A R Bington presents Concord's Playground Development and Recreational committees critique of public recreation limits. It notes a 7700 population with many youths and adults lacking adequate indoor facilities despite private groups and the Free Public Library offering some programs. The piece argues for feasibility studies and expanded indoor recreation to serve broader needs.
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A. R Bington
1 Recrea
Fowler Memorial Weat
Concord
Ihs
West End
Agre
Sie Agences
Scouts, Legion, Boys
Hickey Faces Court After Accident and Drunken Driving
Joyce Clark of Weston and Helen Thomas of spheres remain at Ms General Hospital a month after the crash. Hickey was charged with drunken driving, driving without a license, and related offenses.
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Joy Clark
Wes
Helen Thomas
Spheres
Ms General Hospital
Hickey
Funken
Military Burial Service Attendance Noted at Veteran Cemetery
A report records the attendance of veterans and their Auxiliary at a military burial service held last Tuesday at a cemetery in Wood Hollow, noting the presence of a military escort and the group’s participation.
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Nowood Veterans of Foreignes
Videe
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