Marlboro K of C Delegates to Mid Winter Conference
Ralph S. Kyle of Marlboro Council will lead a large Knights of Columbus delegation to the annual mid winter conference Sunday December 19 at 2 15 p m in Marlboro Council chambers 74 Main Street State Deputy John W McDevitt announced the gathering will include a general discussion of Order affairs for the area and plans for the 1949 program Speakers expected include State Secretary Joseph P Lally Rt Rev Jeremiah F Miniltien STL pastor at St Catherines Norwood Past State Deputy Joseph J Francis and Clement Restaine executive secretary Councils taking part include J B O Reilly No 85 Westboro Coeur de Leon No 87 Framingham Uxbridge No 1562 Benedict No 2379 Farnumsville Hudson No 131 Marlboro No 81 Sheridan No 119 Conford No 287 Leominster No 406 Fitchburg No 9 Pepperell No 317 Ayer No 374 Clinton No 1701 Natick No 79 Waltham No 147 and Wellesley No 3011
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Marlboro
K. of C
John A Kelleher
Will Iead
Knights of Columbus
Council
Main’ Street
John “W. McDevitt
McDevitt
Forsa
Dorchester
Jeremiah F .Miniltien
St Catherines Parish
Norwood
Joseph J. Francis
Clemenic ‘Restaine
Farnumsville
Hudson
Sheridan
Southboro
Conford
Leominster
Fitchburg
Pepperell
Ayer
Clinton
Natick
Waltham
Wellesley
Chimney Fire Damages Sudbury Road Home in Concord
Firemen from Central and West Concord stations respond to a chimney blaze at the home of Henry E. Kingman on Sudbury Road. Damage described as slight. This marks the 156th alarm for Concord firemen this year.
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Concord
Central
West Concord
Henry E. Kingman
Sudbury Road
Concord Student Nurse Reported Missing in Six-State Alert
Marie Craig Hayes, 21, a Concord telephone operator and Framingham Union Hospital student nurse, vanished from her home. Mrs Margaret Sterling, her mother, filed the missing person report. Hayes, five feet five inches tall and about 150 pounds, is a Centra high school graduate from the class of 1946.
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Concord
William Craig
Cencraigh School
Concord School Band Delivers Well-Rendered Concert
The Concord School Band presented a well-run program at Wells A. H. Hall Memorial Auditorium last Friday attended by about 100. Directed by Charles K. Yeremian the concert featured solos, chorus pieces and a brass quartet with members Paul Slipp Paul Thoresen Robert Hall and Tucker Moss. Proceeds will aid buying instruments and sweaters for the band which now has about 45 members in its third year.
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Wells .A.hall Memorial Auditorium
Charles K. Yeremian
Paul
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Paul Thoresen
Robert Hall
Tuckerman Moss
Goncers
Fenway
Boston University
Concordeee
Peter Bailey
Harvey’ Wheeler
Concord District Court appoints new clerk
Governor Bradford announces Corporal Robert S F Rhodes of 90 Main Street South Acton named clerk of Concord District Court effective immediately. He succeeds David B Williams who served since December 1947 and resigns to practice law. Williams is Harvard and Boston University Law School educated, WWII veteran. Rhodes, about 48, married with a family, has 15 years in state police service.
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Robert F. Bradford
Robert S. F. Rhodes
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South Acton
Concord District Court
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Rhodes
State Police
Acton Residents Urged to Donate Blood Friday Clinic
The Red Cross Bloodmobile comes to Concord on Friday December 17 at the First Parish Meeting House from 1 to 7 PM. The drive replenishes Emerson Hospital supplies and serves Acton Concord Lincoln and Boxboro. Citizens eligible for free blood by application should contact local coordinators Walter M. Bloat Mrs. Dynams Richards Deane or Mrs. Frank Shores to book appointments.
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Nevada justice of the peace races test Reno Las Vegas markets
Nevada voters redraw the justice of the peace contest as 12 contenders in Las Vegas and nine in Reno compete for two spots in each city. The post yields up to 40 000 dollars yearly in Las Vegas and about half that in Reno amid heavy marriage business and ceremony fees.
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Las Vegas
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Authority on toothaches urges early dental care
Seattle Washington Dr John C Brauer of the University of Washington school of dentistry says toothaches are preventable with early dental visits and good habits. He outlines five protective steps including visiting a dentist before age three, a nutritious diet, limited sweets, regular brushing, and topical fluoride.
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Seattle
Wash
John C. Brauer
University of Washington
School of Dentistry
Brauer
Tay
Scientists Seek Sun Proof Clothing With Mount Montezuma Tests
Smithsonian researchers atop Mount Montezuma in Chile study how fabrics resist sun exposure. They measure how light, heat, and atmosphere affect cloth to determine long lasting sunproof materials.
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Washington
Mount Montezuma
Chile
Smithsonian Institution
New Mexico Dry-Farming Areas Map Regional Focus
The dry farming areas of New Mexico lie mainly in the northeastern quarter and stretch along the eastern border, highlighting regional farming patterns in the early state.
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New Mexico
Rescue glider tow en route to Arctic Circle
Westover Air Base prepared two gliders for an attempted nine man rescue in the Arctic as heavy ice and weather hinder operations. A wait for a Thursday or Friday window was reported. Vatican Vatican City Pope Pius XII urged renewed Italian efforts toward a European federation during a state audience with President Luigi Einaudi. Fire Fire damaged the Eagle-Tribune plant causing $3,000 in damage from a spark at press time. Boston Boston attorney G Bruce Robinson was named Special Justice by Governor Bradford among sixteen appointments. Nanking The Chinese government reported that Communist forces have completely surrounded Peiping as defense plans were tightened. New England Four day death toll rises to 23 across the six states with a Lowell bicycle-car crash among recent victims.
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Westover Air Base
Arctic Circle
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Pius XII
Luigi Einaudi
New England
Clark
Lowell
Bonnie Prince to Be Christened Today in London
London records show Bonnie Prince registered as Britain’s war child with a formal christening planned within hours. The event follows a rigid public display of austerity and state involvement during wartime Britain as officials note the royal ceremony amid ongoing national efforts.
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Britain
Unclear historical sports and incidents report fragment
A jumble of names and events appears, mentioning 6-Stanley Harris, a firing note, flight and submarine references off Southern California, a pathologist test secrecy, a prison death case, and a gas well explosion in Portland with workers affected, all from scattered lines.
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