Boston Democrats announce 12 delegates at large for 1944 convention
The Massachusetts Democratic Chairman William H. Burke announced the slate of 12 delegates at large for the 1944 Democratic National Convention. He said he contacted David I. Walsh and John W. McCormack and they agreed to accept. The list includes Walsh, Casey, McCormack, Tobin, and Burke with addresses in Boston Clinton Jamaica Plain and Hopkinton.
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House
Boston
William H. Burke
Democratic State Committee
Ette
Burke
U. S
David I. Walsh
John W. McCormack
Day Street
Pitchburg
Joseph H. Casey
Red Street
Clinton
John W.mack
Columbia Road
Thompston
Maurice
J. Tobin
Hop Road
Jamaica Plain
Far “H Burke
State Street
Names and addresses listed for local figures
A list of individuals and their addresses including James M. Curley Northampton 850 Jamaicaway Jamaica Plain Charles F. Hurley 57 Fresh Pond Lane Cambridge Joseph B. Ely 66 Broad Street Westfield Margaret M. O Riordan 4 Arborway Jamaica Plain Mathias P. La Pierre 217 Seventh Street Leominster William J. Foley 388 West Fourth Street South Boston Frank W Tomasello 34 Alteresko Avenue Dorchester
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Northampton
James M. Curley
Jamaicaway
Jamaica Plain
Charles F. Hurley
Fresh Pond Lane
Cambridge
Joseph B. Ely
Broad Street
Westfield
Margaret M. O'Riordan
Arborway
Mathias P. la Pierre
Seventh Street
Leominster
William J. Foley
West Fourth Street
South
Boston
Frank W., Tomasello
Alteresko Avenue
Dorchester
Burrillville White Elephant Sale funds Welcome Home gifts
Burrillville Rhode Island, population 3179 in eleven villages, added 1947.80 to its Welcome Home Fund with a White Elephant Sale. The town aims to raise at least 22500 to provide gifts to its 900 boys in service, with 6600 already raised.
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Burrillville
R. I
White Elephant Sale Raises Funds For Civil Defense Drive
Funds reached eight thousand dollars as scrap receipts and coin box collections grew. The White Elephant Sale organized by J Harry Magnuson and assisted by air raid wardens drew donors from miles around. More than two thousand items were collected via borrowed trucks and Red Cross motor corps, with Daniewson auctioneers selling nine hundred items in nine hours.
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J. Harry Magnuson
Civilian Defense Council
Red Cross Motor Corps
David Deecaglass
Witter
Antonius Stradivarius
Mary Priest Birthday Party Held at Home
Mary Priest celebrated her ninth birthday at her parents home on Walcott street Sunday afternoon. A large cake with a Valentine setting topped the table as games and refreshments entertained guests including Helen Whitney Fay Saarela Jane Colby Mary Sweeney and many more.
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Nancy Varila
Sonny
Mary Grigas
Barbara Jokisaari
Jackie
Joan Cowles
Joanné Sylvia
Kathleen Sheridan
Mary
Joan
Janet Priest
Farewell Party For Corporal Murphy Held At Glendale Street
A farewell party for Corporal Edward Murphy son of Mrs. Alice E. Murphy was held at Charles Weckstrom 29 Glendale street last Saturday evening after a nine day furlough. He received a purse of money and was joined by friends from Boxhorp Waltham and Maynard before returning to duties at Fort Bragg Georgia.
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Edward Murphy
Alice E. Murphy
Charles Weckstrom
Glendale Street
Boxhorp
Waltham
Maynard
Corporal Murphy
Fort Bragg
Georgia
Miss Taylor Earns Degree Tufts College
Miss Virginia Taylor of Concord Street completed degree requirements under Tufts wartime program at Jackson College. She earned an A B at a February 18 convocation in Cousens Gymnasium and was president of Chi Omega at Jackson.
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Maynard
Virginia
T Taylor
Concord Street
Cousens Gymnasium
Tufts College
Taylor
John W. Taylor
Jackson College
Department of Women
Tufts
Chi Omega
Jackson
Soldier's son captured. now a German prisoner of war
Meynard- Christopher Wilson of Concord Street reports from the War Department that his son Lieutenant Paul Wilson, bombardier on a flying fortress, is now a German prisoner of war. He was part of a ten man crew, with five captured. his father and sister have learned from authorities that others in the unit are also prisoners.
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Meynard
Christopher Wilson
Concord Street
War Department
Paul Wilson
Salvation Army Maynard Stow Appeal Reaches End of Second Week
Maynard and Stow pursue a $700 Salvation Army annual appeal with gifts encouraged to support emergency relief. Maynard Service Fund aims to aid residents with rapid, low overhead assistance. committee members include Warren A. Twombly and Harold J. Morgan, detailing past support such as medical care for soldiers’ dependents and Christmas gifts for department soldiers.
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Maynard
Maynard and
Stow
Salvation Army
Seold J. Morgan
Maynard Trust Co
Army
Maynard Service
Service Fund Committee
Warren A. Twombly
Harold J. Morgan
Edith B. Foster
R. E. Kelley
John E. Derby
Illustratal Fund Features Highlight Readily Available Assets
The article outlines basic fund features emphasizing ready availability and notable accessibility. It stresses practical aspects that make the fund appealing to investors and users seeking prompt liquidity and straightforward access.
Mrs Covey of Lowell Dies. Concludes Services
Mrs Melvin Covey of Lowell died last Thursday. She is known locally and has daughters Arnold Anderson and Miss Covey, a nurse at Ion Hospital in Concord. Services were held last Sunday.
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Maynard
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