New Philbin Aide Named Editor Amid Resignation
Announcement notes the resignation of Lord O Gaucher as editor of Enterprise. He will become Wash mir secretary to Congressman Philip J Philbin of Clinton. Next issue will operate under new direction. Replaces the long time editor Anne J Lynch who led the paper for over 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord O. Gaucher
Enterprise
Washmir
Philip J. Philhbin
Clinton
Uicher
Anne J. Lynch
Marlboro
Esumption College
Worcester
Philbin
Married couple living in Marlboro with one child
He is married to the former Ja nette V. Denoncourt of Marlboro. The couple make their home in Marlboro and have one child, Rob ert.
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Janette V. Denoncourt
Marlboro
Robert
Sudbury Weather Lifts Spirits Despite Cold Spell
Sudbury residents report Sunday's cold snap eased by mild weather saving gasoline while a thermometer showed 20 degrees below. Assessor Henry Rice has been ailing for a month, and friends hope warm days will lift him. Mrs Alvin Bradshaw and Alvin Bradshaw Jr both suffer pneumonia at Maple Avenue home. Mr and Mrs Arthur P Howland announce engagement of daughter Natalie to Lieut Kloman Day of the Engineer Corps stationed at Camp Belvoir Virginia.
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Henry
Rice
Alvin
Bradshaw
Bradshaw, Jr
Maple Avenue
South Sudbury
Arthur P. Howland
Natalie Howland
Lieut
Kloman Day
Engineer Corps
Camp Belvoir
Virginia
Concord High School Notes and Holiday School News
Concord High reports a Phi Beta Kappa Society dinner at Radcliffe with guest Stella Payler and honorary member Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Senior photos by Purdy, basketball training for a January 1 Lexington game, and a stained glass Madonna window anniversary. Principal Geer urges Red Cross volunteers and enlistment caution for 17 year olds. Navy enlistment noted for Leonard Arkerson. Christmas break declared December 18 to 28 1942 with New Year’s Day as a holiday.
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Concord
Camilla Moses
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Radcliffe
Stella Payler
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Purdy
Boston
Lexington
J Larrabee
R. Antognoni
R. Wetherbee
R. ‘O’neil
J. Walker
W. Gray
J. Beardsley
K. Gangiloff
J. Rinaldo
F. Giusti
T. Gilly R. Fish
D. Rinaldo
J. Dee
P. Larrabee
P. Frankenburg
R. Crowe
G. Barrett
W. McNally
Miss Delano
J. Clifford Geer
Red Cross
Fort Devens
Navy
Geer
Milam Clark
Ralph Ward
Albert Robinson
Albert
C. Cook
A. A
Leonard Arkerson
Hudson Sextet Faces Malden High in Saturday League Clash
The Hudson sextet, in third place in the Eastern Massachusetts schoolboy hockey league, heads to the Boston Arena Saturday for a quartet of league games including a showdown with Malden High. Hudson seeks momentum after two tight ties as it meets a fast Malden squad.
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Hudson
Hudsons High School
Crimsons
Malden High
Boston Arena
Malden
Hudson Sextet
Brookline
Len Bowen
Bob Morgan
Jim Jenkins
Donald ‘Beauregard
Beauregard
George Viera
Four Bachrach Brothers Sail Through Military Paths
Maynard Theodore Bachrach son of Mr and Mrs I Bachrach Acton street has graduated from the Officers Training School at Fort Knox and earned a second lieutenant commission. He is the third brother to become an Army officer joining Maj Samuel Bachrach M D with the Army Air Corps in Florida Lieut Louis Bachrach awaits active duty while Pvt David Bachrach has been missing. Theodore Bachrach attended Maynard HS and the University of Alabama as an honor student and athlete. Major Bachrach graduated from local high school the University of Maine and Tufts Medical College and was a standout football player and heavyweight boxer. Louis Bachrach, class president, graduated from Harvard and attends Long Island University Medical College. Pvt Bachrach led his high school class as president. All four youths were honor students.
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Maynard
Theodore Bachrach
I. Bachrach
Acton Street
Officers Training School
Fort Knox
Army
Maj
Samuel Bachrach
Army Air Corps
M Florida
Louis Bachrach
Pvt
David Bachrach
Maynard H. 5S
University of Alabama
Bachrach
University of Maine
Tufts Medical College
Lieut
Harvard
Long Islang University
Training, not better senses, shapes perception claims
Scientists say savages and civilized people have similar abilities. differences arise from training. Savages notice faint sounds and footprints, while civilized people detect other details. The Ledger Syndicate WNU Features notes perception is shaped by experience, not innate superiority.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
Pleasing One Side Adage Highlights Half World
A short quotation from Goldsmith about pleasing one side of the world by not minding the other, presenting a timeless moral on balance and attention. The line reflects a witty, reflective stance on public opinion and personal focus.
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Goldsmith
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Main ST
Concord, High
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Christmas Club
The
Middlesex Institution
For Savings
Massachusetts
Actons
Dr. Donald
Aaa
Aly
Gatti
Ave
Frank
Radio’ Electric Service
Hudson el
Wilder X. Macurda
Optometry
Maynard, Mass
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