Tax expert Parton joins treasury tax program with reform aims
Randolp Everingham Paul, legal scholar and taxation adviser, is appointed full time aide in the treasury tax program. A New York lawyer and former Yale Law School lecturer, he previously taught at Harvard and served as adviser to Secretary Morghan on taxation.
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Randolph Everinghim
Paul
Treasury
Doctor Who
Neeme
America
New York
Lord
Day
Yaleversity School of Law
Ying
Harvard
Mornihan
Hackensack, E. J
Amherst College
New York University
Laws
Federal Reserve Bank of News
Endeavor to Live So That We Come to Ase
Quote attributed to Mark urging a life of purposeful conduct though the text is fragmentary and lacks full context or verifiable details.
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Ase
Mark
Concord Notes Include Obits Sports and Local Events
Concord brief itemization covers burial of Miss Mary C Proctor in Sleepy Hollow cemetery death January 27 Cambridge, Navy training for Daniel J O'Brien Jr in Newport Rhode Island, injuries of Dr John W Boynton Jr, birth of Nathaniel Sturgis Johnson Emerson hospital January 18, Elks meeting February 10, Rotary Club speech by Thomas Dorgan, bowling league scores and nominations deadlines, local hockey and basketball results, and town registration deadlines February 5 7 9 11. Local residents and addresses appear throughout with multiple names and places in Concord Acton and surrounding towns.
Concord Caucus Sees Near Record Low Attendance
The Citizen's Caucus in Concord drew under 50 voters, nearly failing to reach a quorum of 25. After town clerk Elsie E. Rose called the meeting to order, moderator Marvin C. Taylor renominated officers with no contests, and the session ended in nine minutes. The town election is set for February 23 and the annual town meeting for March 2 with 23 articles in the warrant.
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Concord
Elsie E. Rose
Marvin C. Taylor
Brothers Will Become Eagle Scouts
Concord Troop 49 celebrates Boy Scout Week with a Court of Honor at Peter Bulkeley School on Friday night February 12 at 8 p.m. The Harwood brothers will receive their Eagle Badges at this ceremony. Movies speakers and general advancement badges will also be presented. Parents and friends are invited to attend this notable public event.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Harwood
Scouts
Friends of
Scouting
CHS Hoopsters Slump After Seventh Win
Concord high school basketball team won seven of ten this season after defeating West 36-23 to start the week. Bomiber Bill LaHiff led with 15 points, Bob Antognoni had 11 as Concord led throughout.
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Concord
Weston High
Concord High
Weston
Bomiber
Bill LaHiff
Bob Antognoni
Hunt
Memorial Gymnasium
Wellesley High
Wellesley
LaHiff
Hall
Dey
Harvey
Lexington
Joe Busa
Vosgandes
Concord Scrubs
Lucky Seven Conservation Club Meeting Notes
The Lucky Seven Conservation Club opened with the pledge and a singing of American the Beautiful. Two visitors joined and a new girl brought the group to seven as Mr. Erickson showed moving pictures titled Vanishing Herds I Pledge my Heart and a forestry fire prevention film. Afterward popcorn was shared and the Plowing Song sung. Betty Howe secretary. Concord high girls field hockey lost to Lexington 33 to ?
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Lucky Seven Conservation Club
American the Beautiful
Mr. Erickson
Betty Howe
All Men 20 Years Must Register in Concord Meeting
The Concord area urges all male residents aged 20 to 44 who have not registered to do so this month for Selective Service. Two registration days are set for February 16 with locations at the high school cafeteria for precinct one and the Elvey Wheeler School auditorium for precinct two, hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Julian Ballou and Merton J. Leighton serve as chief registrants for their respective precincts. The report also notes the Trinitarian Congregational church parish meeting held last Wednesday evening, listing elected officers and committee members for church roles and governance.
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Concord
Poe
Elvey Wheeler School
Sam Julian Ballou
Precinct One
Merton J. Leighton
Precinct Two
Florence Afigier
E. Burgess Dickey
Eliot R. Howard
Frank Hood
J. Clifford Geer
Warren T. Powell
Maxwell FE. Lawrence
Everett Pert
William Wadsworth
Lucy Potter
H. Paul Larrabee
Henry D. Hall
Todd, Howard
E. Russell Davis
Brothers
George Hrickson
Todd
Hemenway
Howard Pert and Hall
Richard A. Montague
W. Lincoln Young
Erickson
Charles’ H. Towle
Elbert L. Agnew
Wells A. Hall
Whitworth Seeks Office of Constable in Sudbury
Joan H. Whitworth files nomination papers for constable in Sudbury. Friends say Whitworth appears set to replace Brackett as Royal Haynes remains in the race with Senaca Wi Hall.
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Whitworth
Sudbury
Joan H. Whitworth
Constable
Senaca Wi Hall
Royal Haynes
Whittworth
Brackett
Lions Club Hosts Officials in Concord Meeting
The Concord Massachusetts Lions Club held its tenth straight meeting on Tuesday January 27 at Wrights Tavern with about 40 members and 12 guests from the Waltham Lions led by district governor George Maguire. New member G Sherman Blair was inducted by vice president J Clifford Geer as the club reached 29 members. Robert L. Gonzales of Waltham won the attendance prize. Deputy DG Maguire outlined Lions International plans to sponsor a bomber for the U.S. government. Guest speaker Stuart D Goulding Colonial Steamship Line publicist spoke on Long Island shipping history and showed reels. Next gathering set for February 10.
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Concord
Mass
Lions Club
Wright’s Tavern
Rothwell N. MacRae
Waltham Lions Club
George Maguire
Lions International
Sherman Blair
J. Everett Street
J. Clifford Geer
Lions Roar
Long Island
Abbreviations in Government Manual Noted
Concord notes from page 676 of the United States Government Manual September 1941 list over sixty abbreviations from AAA to WPA. The sheet is filed with the community catalog at the Concord Free Public Library and will be superseded by a later edition. The World Almanac also lists abbreviations but less specialized.
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Concord
United States Information Service
Concord Free Public Library
World Almanac
MacLean Collins Wedding in Lowell
The marriage of Miss Helen Mary MacLean daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel MacLean 11 Huntington Street Lowell and Lawrence Francis Collins son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Collins 364 Main Street West Concord occurred January 28 in Lowell with Rev Fr Leo Burke officiating.
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West Concord
Helen Mary MacLean
Daniel MacLean
Huntington Street
Lowell
Lawrence Francis Collins
Lawrence Collins
Main Street
Leo Burke
Rotary Club Luncheon Features Harry Starr Guest
Harry Starr of Waltham, former district governor, spoke at Concord Rotary Club's noon luncheon as the guest of honor.
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Harry Starr
Waltham
Concord Rotary Club
Pigeon Club to Sponsor Pigeon Show Next Sunday
The Maynard Racing Pigeon Club will sponsor a pigeon exhibition at the high school gym on Sunday February 8. About 300 racing pigeons from Maynard and nearby towns will be judged on distance flown from 100 to 600 miles. Club leaders Theodore Peterson Joseph Doel and committee members Arthur Ayotte Angier Stafford will arrange the event with clubs from Maynard Hudson Marlboro Concord and Hopkinton.
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Maynard Racing Pigeon Club
Central Racing
Hudson
Marlboro
Concord
Hopkinton
Theodore Peterson
Maynard Club
Joseph Doel
Joseph Byrnes
Arthur Ayotte
Angier Stafford
Carlisle
Maynard Promotes Two New Police Sergeants
Maynard hires William Spratt and Matti Tervo as sergeants to duties starting Sunday Feb 1. The pair will handle night shifts while Chief Piecewicz covers day shifts to maintain 24 hour coverage. Wino Nyholm remains on duty as a regular officer until the annual town meeting.
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Maynard
William Spratt
Matti Tervo
Piecewicz
Wino Nyholm
Auxiliary Will Award Rug At Legion Meeting
The Legion Auxiliary will award a rug at its February 17 meeting led by president Mrs. Mary Johnston. Members should return pooks on the run by then. The auxiliary will provide coffee and refreshments for volunteers on duty at the Observation tower on Summer Hill. Donations of coffee milk or sugar are welcome and may be left at the fire station. Mrs Catherine J Bariteau won a door prize at the weekly whist party in the town house Saturday night with Lena Franklin taking the whist prize.
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Maynard
Legion Auxiliary
Mary Johnston
Summer Hill
Catherine Jbariteau
Allen French President Heads Concord Antiquarian Society
Concord hosts annual meeting at 64 Main Street with speaker Dr. Carl H. Edgell of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. New officers elected for the coming year include Allen French as president and a slate led by Russell H. Kettell, Frederic Gooding, Fred A. Tower, and a board of governors.
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Concord Antiquarian Society
Frederic Gooding
Main Street
Carl H. Edgell
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Allen French
Russell H. Kettell
Fred A. Tower
David A Baldwin
George B. Bates
Bert C Chambers
Raymond Emerson
George P. Metcalf
Edward W Moore
Edward Motley
Harding C Newman
Henry F Smith
Franklin H Trumbull
Natalie Young Weds Raymond Crowley in Maynard
Miss Natalie Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Lindsay Young of Hudson married Raymond Crowley son of Mrs and Mr Crowley of Maynard in a Sunday ceremony at St Bridget s church Maynard Emma Crowley Fram ingham served as maid of honor Francis Crowley Maynard was best man Attendants were the groom s siblings A reception followed at the bride s Hudson home Fifty guests were served The couple will reside at 16 Maple Street Maynard
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Howard Johnson
Framingham
Crowley
Maynard High School
Assabet Mills
Maynard
Maple Street
Concord
Mary Ann Woodlock
Robert RP
Elsinore Street
Angelo Vincent Bartolmeso
John Bartolmeo
Byron Street
St. Bernard's
Walter Quinlan
Charles Stefanelli, Jr
Paul Horne
Altay
Sarah A. Bartolmeo
John’ P. Woodlock
John Bartolmeo, Jr
Roslindale
John J.bry
Ding Trip
Elsinor
Concord School
Bartolmeo
Barte
Concord Reformatory
Bumpus Heads Knights of Pythias in Maynard Installation
H F Bumpus heads Knights of Pythias Maynfi Progress Lodge during a public installation at Masonic Hall Maynard. Marshal L Gray and a delegation from Norumbega Lodge Watertown assist. new officers include Harry F Bumpus and Thomas F Fox. Delegations from Waltham Samore Newton and Watertown attend. a luncheon followed.
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Knights of Pythias
Masonic Hall
Maynard
Marshal L. Gray
Norumehhega
Lodge of Waltham
Harry F.bumpus
Thomas F. Fox
Henjimin Gruber
Nelson Jacobson
William V. Cameron
Charles J. Spence
Juniors in at Maynard Social Sponsored by High School
A mid winter social for juniors occurred in the George Washington auditorium Friday evening. The Temple’s orchestra from Boston provided music for dancing. Refreshments and specialties added to the frolic. The committee included Victor Kiak, Marie Olsen, James Richardson, James Gibney, Joseph Wojtkiewicz, Richard Flaherty, Frank Spence, Kenneth Tucker, Edward Sarvella, Marion Smith Sheridan, Mary Sharpe, Elsie Burgess, Laura Wasiuk, Joan Weir. Miss Ruth I. Wilson was the faculty advisor.
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George Washington Auditorium
Temple
Boston
Victor Kiaik
Marie Olsen
James Richardson
James Gibney
Joseph Wojtkiewicz
Richard Flaherty
Frank Spence
Kenneth Tucker
Edward
Concord Track Star McKenna Sets New 600 Yard Record
Concord showcases T om McKenna who shattered the Northeastern track record in the 600 yard event last Saturday posting the fast heat of the day and securing his third straight 600 yard win of the season. Teammate Bill Ambrose also broke the record in the same meet as Concord earned eight points for fourth place. The couple tied the knot later the same day in St Bernard’s church as Mary Ann Woodlock wed Angelo Bartolomeo.
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Mary A. Woodlocks
Bride
Angelo Bartolmeo
Concord
McKenna
Concord Giga
Bill Ambrose
Ralph F. Wand
Boston College
Ambrose
Boston Garden
Trade Board Adds Members in Concord Meeting
The February Concord Board of Trade meeting at the Colonial Inn, presided by Frank W. McKellar, elected two new members Emil O Thorpe fish merchant and Percy A Kelly Riverside Avenue. The gathering honored J Clifford Geer for donating a gavel and heard Frederick C Bean Middlesex County Superior Court clerk discuss thirty years in courts.
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Concord
Concord Board of Trade
Colonial Inn
Frank W. McKellar
Frank W. Tucker
Reed C. Beharell
Emil O Thorpe
Walden Street
Percy A. Kelly
Riverside Avenue
J. Clifford. Geer
Maurice McWalter
Frederick C. Bean
Middlesex County Superior Court
Mr. Bean
C Y O Wins Ninth Game This Season
Concord St Bernard s senior quintet won its ninth game this season at Monument Hall defeating St Meninos Methuen 33 40 in a rough contest. Local junior five lost their game. Fr Mulcahy outlines next Sunday's schedule. The team has beaten St Catherine s Grasstegie St Michaels Hudson All Stars St Stephens Framingham C Y A Juniors Lowell St Annes Hyde Park St Monicas Methuen St Bridges Framingham and 101% Camp Edwards Quartermaster Corps while yielding only one loss to Waltham High.
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St. Bernard’s C
St. Menino's
Methuen
Monument Hall Court
George F. Mulcahy
St. Catherine’s of
Grasstegiee
St. Michael's of
Hudsonatory All Stars
St. Stephen's of
Framingham
C. Y. A. Juniors
Lowell
St. Anne’s of
Hyde Park
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Camp Edwards
Waltham High
Concord Postoffice Clerk Arrested on Letter Theft Charge
George R. Shepard, a Concord postoffice clerk, was arrested on a complaint by Postoffice Inspector John J Callagy for abstracting a test letter containing $2.50. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $1000 bail after being watched following complaints from the Tuberculosis Stamp Seals treasurer.
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Concord Postoffice
George R. Shepard
Postoffice
John J Callagy
Callagy
Shepard
Widow of C. H. Caldwell Dies in Concord
Concord mourns Clara P Caldwell widow of Charles H Caldwell who died Friday. Funeral services were held in Concord with Rev Teed officiating. Burial at Leomina cemetery. Born in Lyng she was 71 or 72 and lived in Mansfield since 1936. She belonged to the Concord W C T U and was a Methodist. Survived by nieces nephews and cousins.
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Clara. P
Charles H. Cald
Teed
Leominaterv
Caldwell
Lyng
Mansfield
Concord W.C.T.U
Methodist Win
Series in NRS treosman ends with high scores
J A Heyliger reports a final series in the NRS reach as Foster tops with 280 and 1106 in the four matches. Sergt. Marcell records 261, Finan 238, Mason Foss 191, and team total reaches 886. Another series to begin later this month.
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Treosman J. Almonde
Foster
Marshal Erell
Finan, Jr
Mason G. Foss
Robert
P. T
William L. McCa Thomas V. Finan
Aldfred Baptiste
Frederick
Funeral services for Joseph Mazzeo held at church
Funeral services for Joseph Salvatora Mazzeo died January 28 were held yesterday morning from his residence to St Bernard's Church. Burial followed at St Bernard's Cemetery. He was a lifelong resident of the town and survived by relatives including several cousins and uncles.
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Concord
Joseph Salvatora Mazzeo
Paolo
Maz Daviscourt
Nard’s
Pernard’s
Younessee
St. Blaze Day Observances at Local Churches
Readings and services planned at St Bernard's and Lady Help of Christians in West Concord for St. Blaze Day. Parishioners meet before the First Friday Mass with afternoon and evening services announced for Tuesday.
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St. Bernard's Church
Lady Help of Christians
West Concord
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