Who's News This Week Delos Wheeler Lovelace
Notable items include Rear Admiral Ross McIntyre, Roosevelt’s long-time medical chief, deciding President Roosevelt should rest post illness. Canadian diplomat Frank McCarthy rises as ambassador designate and industry ties are noted, with background on careers and public service.
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Delos Wheeler Lovelace
Consolidated Features
Fileana
New York
Ross McIntyre
White House
McIntyre
Roosevelt
Oregon
Navy
American College of Surgeons
Brazil
Sweden
Belgium
Thevy
Rev Parsons Preaches Sunday at Pilgrim Chapel Concord
Rev Howard N Parsons leads Sunday evening service at 7 30 in Pilgrim chapel Thoreau street Concord on topics The Kind of Religion Our Fathers Had It Is Still the Passport To Heaven Can We Have It Today and Have You Got It Is the Modern Church Responsible For the Rise In Juvenile Delinquency or Has It Met the Soul Need of the Youth Today Gospel singing will follow All are welcome to attend
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Concord
Pilgrim Chapel
Thoreau Street
Howard N. Parsons
Matthews
Concord State Guard Celebrates Third Anniversary
Capt Pratt lauds the Concord State Guard after a three year milestone marked by a drill. Seventeen members completing first full enlistment term receive recognition and blanks. A guard mount demo and Interior Guard Duty lecture follow, with former member Joseph King Jr. visiting.
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Concord
State Guard
Pratt
Bowie
Fox
Nims
Petersen
Ward
Ballou
Booth
Brooks
French
Mongstad
Comeau
Dee
Derby
Pearson
Powers
Prentiss
Thorpe
Ree
Alent Blanks
Acre
Newton Company
Joseph F. King Jr
4Th Co
Joe
Raymond Emerton
AUS
Army
Navy
Barr
Emerson Hospital January 1944 Monthly Report Summary
Hospital superintendent Edna D Price reports Emerson Hospital January 1944 totals: surgical 3 medical 5 obstetrical 29, infants born 2, out patients treated 65, deaths 5, stillborn 5, accident cases 5, X rays 274, tests 301. In hospital 45 admitted during January 126 discharged January, daily averages 35.9 in 1944 and 42.7 in 1943.
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Concord
Edna D. Price
Emerson Hospital
Ye Sceilers
Ceies
Big Stillborn
Seagesesa
Wedding Held At Bride’s Lincoln Home
Miss Martha Field Smith daughter of J and Mrs Ralph Smith of Mon e married Ensign Richard Paul Winchell son of Mr and Mrs Guilbert Winchell of South Lincoln last Saturday afternoon at the bride’s parents home Rev Charles Storey of Lincoln officiated Miss Helen Lombard cousin to the bride attended and Gordon Winchell was best man The groom a Concord High School graduate was commissioned last year and will report to San Francisco for active duty after a furlough the couple will spend their wedding trip
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Lincoln
Martha Field Smith
Ralph Smith
Mone
Richard Paul Winchell
Guilbert. Winchell
South
Charles Storey
Helen Lombard
Gordon Winchell
Concord High School
San Francisco
California
Concord Volunteers Back Red Cross 1944 War Fund Drive
Concord and nearby towns pledge 34 000 for the American Red Cross 1944 War Fund. The drive supports War Fund services for armed forces with blood plasma surgical dressings nurses aides and volunteers. Group chairmen and solicitors urge residents to contribute after March 1st with a ready reply of yes.
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Concord
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Marines
Coast Guardsmen
Ase
Wacc
Army and
Navy Nurse Corps
Emerson and Cushing
Framingham
Army
Navy
Veterans
Lincoln
Acton
Roxboro
John Stokes Talks Wartime Home Management
John Stokes president of the Massachusetts Restaurant Association spoke to the West Concord Woman's Club on February 4. He compared restaurant and home kitchen challenges and urged homemakers to apply labor-saving and budgeting ideas to meals while stressing nutrition and cost awareness.
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West Concord
John’ W." Stokes
oiMassachusetts Restaurant Association
Cadet Pazerycki in preflight training at San Antonio
Cadet Victor S. Pozerycki of West Concord joins 111 other cadets at the Antonio Aviation Cadet Center Texas in a nine week preflight course. The program builds physical and mental readiness with navigation, maps, physics and academics before aerial instruction begins.
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San Antonio
Texas
Antonio
Massachusetts
West Concord
Victor S. Pozerycki
Lansbrook Road
Concord Engagement: Miss Elizabeth Cummin to Boyce Brantham
Local residents announce the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Carver Cummin of Greenwich Conn formerly Concord to Boyce Brantham of Great Neck R I. Cummin attended Concord Academy and graduated Rollins College in 1941. Brantham is a graduate of the Georgia Tech and works in Great Neck.
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Concord
Elizabeth Carver Cummin
Gaylord Church Cummin
Cummin
Greenwich, Conn
Boyce Brantham
L. H. Grandam
Great Neck
R. I
Concord Academy
Rollins College
Brandom
Georgia School of Technology
Concord Man Killed in Auto Accident
William Dudley 22 Walden Pond Road South Lincoln moved from Syracuse and worked at Waltham war plant was killed in a car crash on Walden Street Concord last Thursday morning. Police found him unconscious and he died at Henderson Hospital about 1 30. His body was moved to MacRae Funeral Home in Concord and sent to Syracuse for burial.
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Concord
William Dudley
Walden Pond Road
South
Lincolfiy
Waltham
Walden Street
Hugh Cargill
Dudley
Robert P. Lawson
James E. Finan, Jr
Hmerson Hospital
Bulance
Syracuse
Lincoln
MacRae Funeral
C M Garrett Dies in New York Former Concord Resident
C M Garrett born Davenport Iowa January 17 1888 died suddenly at his New York City apartment at 149th West 10th. He attended Concord Eckfeldt Stone and Harvard class of 1910. He worked in New York advertising and was a Harvard Club member. Survived by brother Jackson Garrett four nieces and one nephew. Private funeral held in New York and Sleepy Hollow Concord committal.
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Claiborne Wauro Garit
New York City
Harvard Club
New York
Jackson X. Garrett
Barretts
Mill Road
Concord
Marshall Drake
Buffalo
N ‘V5
Margaret Fuller Garrett
Mary Selmes Garrett
Dorothy Ranney Garrett
Robert of
Fiershein
Philadelphia
Ice Age Walruses and Moose Found Far South
During the Ice Age walrus inhabited areas that are now Florida and moose thrived as far south as Kentucky, highlighting much broader prehistoric wildlife ranges than today.
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Florida
Kentucky
Concord Board of Trade Holds February Session at Wrights Tavern
Concord Massachusetts February meeting of the Board of Trade at Wrights Tavern with about 50 attendees. President Herbert A Brown presided as reports from Secretary Frank I Tucker and Treasurer Reed Q Beharrell were read and accepted. Guest speakers included Rudolph King and Rep Harold Tompkins. King spoke on The Common of Massachusetts.
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Concord
Concord ‘Board of Trade
Wright’s Tavern
Frank I. Tucker
Herbert A. Brown
Reed QO. Beharrell
Brown
Danforth W. Comins
George Tarbell
Lincoln
James Murgatroyd
North Acton
Harold Tompkins
Rudolph ., King
House’, of Representatives
Millis
Tompkins
Massachusetts
Union Ch Sunday Hosts Race Relations Day
West Concord Union church invites the public to a Sunday evening program on February 13 about interracial cooperation. Julius Stone of Boston and Dr. Floyd Bankstaff will speak on racial intolerance and corrective measures, with Rev. K R Teed presiding and special music from a choir and Dorothea Bertelsen.
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West Concord
West Concord Union
Julius Stone
Boston
Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Floyd Bankstaff
M.it
Morgan State College of Baltimore
K. R. Teed
Women Honored Fifty-Five Liberty Ships Named
Fifty five Liberty ships have been named for women in tribute to their contributions. The initiative honors female figures by bearing their names on new vessels built during wartime.
Annual Election in Concord Sets Nomination Deadlines
Concord schedules final filing for town election papers due Thursday at five oclock. Election hours run 12 to 7:30 at two polling places. The annual town meeting with 17 articles follows Monday March 6 at 7:30 at the armory. The citizen’s caucus drew 28 voters of 36500 on February 2, finishing in 11 minutes. Incumbents mostly retained posts. tree warden William J. Lee did not seek reelection, replaced by Benjamin F. Clark.
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Ndon
State ‘Armory
William J. Lee
Benjamin F. Clark
Ivan D. Paresis
C. Taylor
Rose
Thomas F
Thomas
Lions Club Meeting Highlights Guests From Guadalcanal
The Concord Lions Club met bi monthly at the Old Mill Dam tea room after a 6:30 supper. President G Sherman Blair led the session with guests Private Lincoln Be Currier and Private Eaterslice G Currier from Carlisle, on medical furloughs after action at Guadalcanal. They shared prize souvenirs from Japan POWs.
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Concord
Lions Club
Old Mill Dam
G. Sherman Blair
Lincoln BE
Currier
G. Currier
U.S. My
Carlisle
Concord Company
Raw Action
Guadalcanal
Lemuel Small
Earl’ Groves
Lyman Cheever
G. Sherman Blair R
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Cord
Law
New Voter Registration at Town Meeting
New voters may register at the annual town meeting on January 16 from 12 noon at the town house.
Bedford Woman 96 Celebrates 96th Birthday at Springs Road
Bedford Mrs. Cordelia Ripley Bruce marked her 96th birthday at home on Springs road on Saturday highlighting life in the town’s elder population.
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Bedford
Cordelia Ripley Bruce
Springs Road
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