Memorial to Emperor Baron Tanaka Document Questioned
LEMUEL F PARTON reports on the so called Memorial to the Emperor a document linked to Baron Tanaka who died in 1929. The piece discusses claims of Japanese world conquest plans similar to Hitler's Mein Kampf and notes Pravda and American editors questioning its authenticity.
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York
Baron Gi- Jap
Ichi Tanaka
Wwe
Adolf Hitler
Baron Tanaka
Russia
Pravda
Japan
China
Philippines
Malayan Archipelago
Guam
Tahiti
Samoa
Australia
Pacific
Them
Can
Anaka
American Council
Institute of Pacific Relations
Mukden
Chang Hsueh-liang
Full Hope and Trust Inspire News Embarks
A brief report notes rising optimism as a media outlet launches new initiatives. Leaders highlight renewed confidence, audience engagement, and a commitment to coverage across communities.
Bride Mary Winchenbaugh Weds Cororal Charles Kulevich
Miss Mary Winchenbaugh daughter of Mrs Marion Winchenhaugh of Bedford married Cororal Charles Kulevich son of Mr and Mrs Felix Kulevich of Maynard at Saint Casimir's Church. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the groom's home and a trip to New York City.
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Maynard
Mary Winchenbaugh
Marion Winchenhaugh
Bedford
Gladys Mikijani
Joseph Scezik
Lexington High School
Bryant and Stratton Business School
Cambridge School of Liberal Arts
Middlesex County Sanatorium
Waltham
Cornoral Kulevich
Company M
Camp Edwards
Maynard High’ School
Maynard Dramatic Club
Polish Metal Aid ‘Society
New York City
Acton Schools Plan Defense Drills Under Farley Guidance
Instructions from J W Farley of the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety urge cities to secure engineering advice to designate refuge rooms in schools and other gathering places. Teachers would lead drills with desks posted instructions and a chief air raid warden appointed for each school to implement procedures alongside ongoing classroom drills led by Superintendent Richard B Greenman.
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Acton
J. W. Farley
Massachusetts ‘Committee On ‘Public Safety
Farley
Richard B. Greenman
Keep Open House at Maynard-Rev. Fulton Parsonage
Keep open house planned at the parsonage by Rev Herbert P. Fulton pastor of the Methodist church and Mrs Fulton on New Year's Eve. The Courageous Righteous was the sermon topic last Sunday morning drawing a large congregation with Miss Sadie Huckins of Hudson as organist. Mrs Frea Shaw of Maynard named organist and to officiate at services next Sunday.
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I Maynard
Herbert PF. Fulton
Methodist Church
Fulton
Sadie Huckins
Hudson
Frea Shaw
Maynard
Funeral Services for Frederick Farrell in Concord
Funeral services were held for Frederick Farrell 79 of 60 Belknap street who died Christmas morning after a long illness. Rev. George F. Mulcahy officiated a high mass of requiem at St Bernard's church with interment in St Bernard's cemetery. A retired teamster born in Lower New York he lived in Concord over 50 years and ran his own teaming business until retirement this past year. He is survived by his wife Annie Donovan Farrell a daughter Mary Meagher and a granddaughter Rosemary both of Springfield.
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Concord
Frederick Farrell
Belknap Street
George F. Mulcahy
St. Bernard's Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Farrell
Lower New York
Iitness
Annie Fr. (Donovan) Farrell
Mary Meagher
Rosemary
Springfield
Concord St Bernard's C Y C O opens season with double win
Concord coach Fred Flannery's St Bernard's C Y C O team opened with a double victory at Monument Hall. The varsity beat St Catherine's 53 to 33, while the juniors won 20 to 10. Pauli Moynihan led the varsity with 16 points and Bud Fitzpatrick added 13.
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Concord
Fred Flannery
St. Bernard
C.y.co
Monument Hall
Iuniors
St. Catherine’s
Pauli Moynihan
Bud Fitzpatrick
Buddy” Rogers
Frank ‘Lawton
Fred Justi
David Carey
Philip ‘Recco
Rene Beaudoin
Welle
Venti
Jimmy Joey’ Dee
Crow
Joe Moynihan
Eddie ‘Horne
Georgie Barrett
Jackie Caster
Emerson Hospital annual drive names district heads and captains
General chairman Gardiner Gale announces the hospital appeal for January 8 to 18. Concord district head is Thomas Hollis Jr with captains Martha Chase Mary Connorton Joseph Dee and others. West Concord district head Elmer D Wetherbee with captains Horace Fletcher Sadie Hawley Earl Hicks and more.
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Concord
F. Gardiner Gale
Emerson Hospital
West Concord
Thomas ‘Hollis Jr
Martha Chase
Mary Connorton
Joseph Dee
Michael P. Delory
William O. Ellis
George T
Concord Police Win Medals for New England League Finish
Concord Patrolmen's second team earned medals for second place in the New England league final standings. Honors went to William L. McCarthy Thomas V. Finan Mason G. Foss Alfred J. Baptiste and Robert P. Lawson Foss received a special award for high honors in individual shooting.
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Concord
Concord Patrolmen’s Police
William L. McCarthy
Thomas V. Finan
Mason G. Foss
Alfred J. Baptiste
Robert P. Lawson
Foss
Crosby Kean Engagement Announced by Concord Family
Concord Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D Crosby of Sandy Pond Road announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Alice O Crosby to David W Kean son of William C Kean of Concord Kean is a TuftsElectrical Engineering graduate Crosby a Simmons College alumna class of 1939.
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Concord
Wir
Harvey D. Crosby
Sandy Pond Road
Alice O. Crosby
David W Kean
William C. Kean
Wood ‘Street
Crosby
Simmons College
Kean
Tufts College School of Electrical Engineering
Graham Trees wedding in Concord
Doris Belleen Graham daughter of Mrs. Jam B and the late Mr. Graham of 151 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord wed Malcolm Parker Trees son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Trees of Clinton in a December 20 ceremony at Trink a Bunker with officiating minister.
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Graham
Concord
Doris Belleen
Jam B
J. Graham
Mr. Graham
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Malcolm Parker
Oliver
Clinton
Trinkae
What 1942 Holds for Us and the World
A wartime New Year message looks forward to 1942 and reflects on hopes for peace, endurance, and democratic ideals. It emphasizes resilience in communities, national resolve, and the belief that freedom and civilization can persevere despite ongoing global conflict.
President Roosevelt Proclaims 1942 Day of Prayer
The 1941 address proclaims January 1, 1942 as a day of prayer asking forgiveness for past shortcomings and seeking God's guidance. It calls for courage, devotion to freedom, and national resolve to win liberty and peace in a world at war. Franklin D Roosevelt signs and seals the proclamation in Washington on December 22, 1941.
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Arth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
Washington
Missionary Doctor Cushman Survived Fulfilling Lifelong Call
Dr Cushman born in Boston pursued a long medical career despite late start as a missionary candidate. She was daughter and granddaughter of Congregational ministers and trained at Boston University Medical College graduating in 1892 with surgical internship at Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital. She also did graduate work at New York Postgraduate Medical School and served among Black communities during extended furloughs.
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Ney
Sean
American Board
Cushman
Concord Board to List All Residents Over Twenty
Concord Board of Registrars will start the annual listing of all persons in the town over twenty on January 2 in both precincts. Precinct One clerks are Mrs Gertrude F McKenna and Philip F Kenney. Precinct Two clerks are Mrs Luella Moore and John A Delaney.
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Concord
Concord Board of Registrars
Gertrude F McKenna
Philip F. Kenney
West Concord
Luella Moore
John A Delaney
Concord High Basketball Team Holds Strong Season Stats
Concord Ralph Gerow and Joseph Rinaldo report undefeated Concord High School basketball with Bernie Meginas coaching. The quintet won three games at Alumini and Burlington, totaling 112 points to 86. Jack Larrabee leads with 31 points from 16 baskets. other scorers include Bob Antognoni 23, Bill LaHiff 23, Bill O'Neil 16, Dick Wetherbee 6, Frannie Horne 4.
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Concord
Ralph Gerow
Joseph Rinaldo
Bernie Meginas
Alumini
Burlington
Jack Larrabee
Bob Antognoni
Bill LaHiff
Bill
Acton Opens First Civilian Defense First Aid Station
Acton establishes and fully equips a Town Hall first aid station for war emergencies or local disasters. Dr. O L Clark says supplies including drugs bandages and hospital casualty material plus personnel will be ready. Additional stations planned to ensure medical service across the town.
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Acton
Town Hall
O. L. Clark
Sudbury Delivers Bags and Afghan to Disabled WWI Veterans
Last week Sudbury delivered bags and an afghan to disabled veterans of World War I, offering relief and comfort to former service members.
Wedding of Miss Helen Schnair and Corporal Edmund J.
Miss Helen Schnair daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Schnair of Maynard and Corporal Edmund J of West Acton wed at St Bridgits church The ceremony was by Rev David Welch with Irene Tobin Tompkins as matron of honor Ralph Spinney acted as best man The bride in aqua crepe with matching accessories The bride a Maynard High School and Mansfield Academy of Boston graduate employed at Crowe Beauty Salon Corporal McNiff a Acton High School graduate and Coast Guard member
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Helen Schnair
Joseph Schnair
Brooks Street
Maynard
Edmund J
West Acton
St. Bridget’s Church
David Welch
Irene Tobin Tompkins
Booth Acton
Ralph Spinney
Acton
Maynard High School
Mansfield Academy of
Boston
Crowe Beauty Salon
Corporal McNiff
Acton High School
Lions Hold Christmas Party At Wrights Den
Concord Lions and Lionesses gathered at Wrights historic den on Tuesday evening December 23 for a Christmas party after the luncheon. Two new members were elected Andrew J Raymond and John M Gourgas and inducted by Lawrence B Slater of Chicago.
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Concord
Wrights Historic den
Rothwell N. MacRae
Andrew J. ‘Raymond
Stow ‘Street
John M. Gourgas
Monmment Street
Lions International
Lawrence B. Slater
J. Clifford Geer
Philip F Kenney
Richard A. Montague
John W. Boynton, Jr
Arthur F. March, Jr
Russell
W. Wheeler
Maynard Elks Host New Year Party and Christmas Basket Fund
Maynard Lodge of Elks will host a New Year’s Eve party at the Elks home with a 10 o’clock dinner followed by entertainment and dancing. The lodge’s Christmas Basket Fund provided dinners and gifts to many homes, prepared with Welfare officials and church groups. The basket fund committee led by Arthur J. King thanks the clubs and Salvation Army for their contributions.
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Maynard Lodge of Elks
Elkks
Maynard Elks
Elke Christmas Basket Fund
Arthur J. King
Monday Afternoon Club
Maynard Salvation Army Committee
Spepace
Local Correspondent Enlists. Plans to Write for Publication
A correspondent formerly with the Acton Times has enlisted for service and will pursue writing on return. He gave up his career to support the country and expects to contribute to publication during his enlistment period.
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Ate
Gabe
Igo
Acton Times
Oeataff
Hig
Lowell
Harvard Orchestra to Play at New Years Dance
The Gold Coast orchestra from Harvard College will furnish music for the New Years Dance at Town Hall. Albert E. Haynes will call off for the old fashioned dances.
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Gold Coast Orchestra
Harvard College
Albert E. Haynes
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