Wounded Men in Korea Transported to U S Hospitals
The wartime record recounts rapid evacuation of wounded from North Korea. Despite heavy enemy pressure, U S forces carried casualties to safety with helicopter pick ups and airlift to hospitals in Japan Hawaii and the United States. The Army chart details the broader service reception and transport network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
U. S
Hex
Armed Services
America
Japah
Hawaii
United States
Army
Travis Afb
Medical Evacuation Flow Chart Brief Summary
Incomplete OCR yields a wounded balance line with garbled phrases. The fragment references evacuation flow steps and destination state or territory but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to specify roles or authorities. Further text needed for precise summary.
Auto fires common. driver responsibility stressed by fire chiefs
Fire chiefs cite a Fire Engineering survey showing automobile fires exceed one in three in 426 communities, mostly due to driver negligence and accidents. Electrical faults are next, with mitigation from proper handling and maintenance and carrying portable extinguishers on all vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazine
American “Tracking Association
Safety ‘Res
Concord Week Community Meetings And Events Schedule
A list of local events for the week includes Concord Lodge 212 Odd Fellows meeting at 8 p.m. at the Odd Fellows hall, Harvey Wheeler School PTA at 8 p.m., Missionary Society at Evangelical Free church, and Scout and DeMolay activities through Friday evening. Weekend items feature a Beta Sigma Phi food sale at Paint Pot at 10 a.m., Rainbow Guns meeting at the Masonic Temple, and Sunday Communion Breakfast for Troop 43 at 9:30 a.m. at K of C rooms. Additional gatherings include the Board of Selectmen at Town House, Corinthian Lodge and Antursnat Grange meetings, and Troop 43 activities at the State Armory, with various club and church events continuing through Tuesday and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Harvey Wheeler School
Missionary Society
Evangelical Free Church
Scout
Concord DeMolay
Masonic Temsle
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Beta Sigma Phi
Concord
Masonic Temple
Concord community organization notices and meetings
Concord K of C whist party XK of C rooms Monument hal Concord Rotary Club luncheon at Howard Johnsons 12 15 p m Cub Pack 33 banquet Veterans Building Company H drill State Armory West Concord Woman's club meets Union church 2 88 p m Hawthorne Chapter OES meets Masonic Temple 8 p m Thur sday events listed include Veterans Building meetings and local civic groups brief notices
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Concord K
James J. Mansfield
Veterans Building
Hawthorne
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Concord Rotary Club
Uncheon Howard Johnson’s
State Armory
Bedford Girl Scouts Award Tenderfoot Pins
At the Bedford Town Hall meeting a group of girls received Tenderfoot Scout pins. Named recipients include Linda Rivet Jane Kelly Janet Hollingsworth Jean Williamson Patricia O Shea Wey Davis and Barbara Murray. Murray earned a prize for selling the most cookies in the recent cookie drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Linda Rivet
Jane Kelly
Janet Hollingsworth
Jean Williamson
Patricia O'Shea
Wey Davis
Barbara Murray
Four Hart In Auto Freight Train Crash
Four Hart in auto suffered minor injuries when the car they rode in crashed into a New York, New Haven & Hartford freight train at a crossing on Route 117 North Sudbury. Ernest H. Ladd drove, saying he did not see the train until too late. Snow and darkness, plus lacking signals, blamed by Ladd who was head-lacerated. His wife Katherine had multiple injuries. Mund LeBlanc and Frances Patilla reported injuries, treated at Emerson hospital in Concord. The car was hurled 150 feet into a field. Chief McGovern noted improper crossing lighting and long effort to install proper signals.
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Sudbury
Waltham
New York, New Haven & Hartford
North Road
North Sudbury
Ernest H. Ladd
Main Street
John F. McGovern
Ladd
Katherine Ladd
Mund LeBlanc
Brown Street
Frances Patilla
Robbins Street
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Chester Waluck
Parker Street
Maynard
McGovern
Bedford School Sells Savings Stamps in January
The Bedford school reports January savings stamp sales totaling 109.65 dollars, with Grade V led by Miss Wein at 20.85 and Grade II led by Mrs Steimard at 14.65. Tables show buyers by teacher, grade, and amount, reflecting broad participation in the U S Treasury program conducted through the school.
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Bedford
Tom
Wein
Bed
United States Treasury
Chiampa
Whittemore
MacBarney
Steinard
Brooks
Miss Robitelie
Miss Walsh
Btw
Weins
Lillisgren
Lockhart
Re-Appointed Notary Public in Boston Area
The notary public Edward Ray Cronin announced the reappointment of Harold Morgan of 48 Concord Street Boston as Notary Public. Governor Paul A. Dever confirmed the appointment with the Executive Council. The Maynard Notary Public's term will expire in 1958.
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House
Boston
Harold Morgan
Concord Street
Savant
Edward Ray Cronin
The
Commonwealth
Paul A. Dever
Cronin
Maynard Notary Public
Food Sale Supports Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post
The Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post 272 U S Auxiliary announces a food sale as part of its February 14 meeting. The event aims to raise funds and will feature prepared foods for attendees.
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Warren Wheeler Wetherbee
U. S
Automobile Ownership Reaches High for U S Families
A historical note reports 70 percent of U S families owning an automobile reflecting postwar mobility growth and economic change across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Dark Streets Demand Better Lighting to Cut Night Fatalities
Reports from 48 cities show 140 633 total accidents with 41 percent in darkness and 64 percent of 753 fatal crashes occurring at night. Illuminating engineers cite lack of light as the main cause and note 16 lighting improvements cut night deaths by 93.8 percent.
Alumnae Council Holds 67th Meeting in Boston
Mrs Albert W Wunderly of Acton attended the 67th Alumnae Council session in Boston on February 3. More than one hundred members attended the all day meeting. The council includes class presidents Simmons Club presidents committee chairs past presidents and alumnae board members.
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Albert W. ‘Wunderly
Acton
Simmons College
Alumnae Council
Boston
Simmons Club
Alumnae Association
Corporation
Alumnae
Youth Group Hosts North Middlesex Federation Meeting
First Parish in Stow Youth Group welcomed the North Middlesex Federation American Unitarian Youth. Rev Russell of Needham led the program with a shapingament, refreshments, and a worship service. Local members Marjorie Warren Carol Wetherbee and Eleanor Warren helped conduct the service. A sewing meeting was planned for Thursday at Mrs William F Smiths home on Great Road.
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Stow
North Middlesex Federation
American Unitarian
Russeletzer
Needham
Pgram
Marjorie Warren
Carol Wetherbee
Eleanor Warren
Stow Alliance
Wiliam F. Smith
Great Road
Understanding Cancer Causes and Early Detection Methods
The article notes three grand questions about cancer: its causes, prevention, and universal cure. It emphasizes advances from groups like the American Cancer Society and stresses early detection enabling cures via surgery, X-ray therapy, and radium, while warning against quack remedies.
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American Cancer Society
Massachusetts
U. S
Stuffed spare ribs dinner and cancer caution
A menu from A P Service for Homemakers features stuffed spare ribs with bread crumb celery stuffing followed by lima beans candied sweet potatoes and cabbage salad with green pepper and dressing. A second dish suggests Indian pudding with ice cream. The piece concludes with cancer warnings from the American Cancer Society about early signs and myths.
West Acton Whist Party Draws Notable Winners
A whist party at St. Elizabeth's hall West Acton drew many players led by organizers Mr and Mrs Fred Lawrence. Next week Miss Gertrude McCridden will run the event with prizes awarded to Elliot Piper Clyde Hays door prize winner Hays among high scorers including Albert Chauvin Helen Mullin Mrs L A Gagne D M Boothroyd A Ryan Beatrice Sweeney Gladys DeGrappo Agnes Phillips Alfred Belier George Clapp Anna Peterson Harrington Mrs Tourville L Cash G E Turker Anurphy Helen Chauvin Aaron Sophie Walsh A Tourville Annie McCarthy Alime Benner Eileen Sinicki and John Guiney.
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West Acton
St. Elizabeth’s Hall
Fred Lawrence
Gertrude McCridden
Elliot Piper
Clyde Hays
Hays
Albert Chauvin
Helen Mullin
L. A. Gagne
D. M. Boothroyd
A. ‘Ryan
Beatrice Sweeney
Gladys. DeGrappo
Agnes Phillips
Alfred Belier
George Clapp
Anna Peterson
Do. Harrington
Mrs. Tourville
L. Cash
G. E. Turkér
Anurphy
Helen Chauvin
A. €Aron
Sophie Walsh
A. Tourville
Annie McCarthy
Aiimé Benner
Eileen Sinicki
John Guiney
Regional School Debate Threatens Stow’s Town Vitality
Community leaders clash over a proposed regional high school in Stow. Proponents argue broad curricula mirror city schools, while opponents warn it weakens town loyalties, family roles, and local involvement in projects like the Grange Fair and Salvation Army drives. The piece questions tax impacts and which families would move to or from town if regional schooling occurs.
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Stow
Salvation Army
Hale Igift
Anna C. Miller
Getinqueney
Westfield
Fratnman
Realities
Bathesale
Re Fall
Civic Club Debate Meets Monday At Stow Hall
Stow civic group hosts its monthly meeting and public debate on national topics at Stow Hall Monday February 12. Last year Harvard and Boston debated a national issue, highlighting timely discussion, with a supper at 7 p.m. Membership invites all interested in Stow.
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Stow
Civic Club
Stow Hall
Harvard
Boston
China
Civic cl
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