Roosevelt aide charts India food aid and allied lend lease
The piece outlines William C. Phillips, Roosevelt's aide, traveling to New Delhi to assess India's food needs and potential lend‑lease terms. It notes his long European diplomacy background, his wary view of Mussolini, and his role amid wartime diplomacy and postwar planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Machiavelli
Fi Cheliev
William C. Phillips
Roosevelt
New Delhi
India
Mr. Phillips
Italy
Mussolini
Reign
Europe
Harvard
London
Joseph M. Choate
DASEWIVES: Your Waste Kitchen Fats Are Needed for hazardous materials
A notice urges residents to collect and return waste kitchen fats for recycling to help process hazardous materials. It emphasizes proper disposal and directs readers to local collection points and contact details for more information.
Concord Briefs Highlight Hawthorne Chapter Activities
The Hawthorne Chapter C E S met last Wednesday with Worthy Matron Mrs Ruth Forbes presiding. An impromptu radio program directed by Rothwell N MacRae featured Tommy McKenna from St Johns Prep in a Boston Garden relay setback. Everett Weygeant officiated and now coaches at Brookline High. Reverend A Grant Noble spoke at Middlesex School Chapel. Mr and Mrs Robert Lortz announced the birth of a daughter at Emerson Hospital. Y P S of the Evangelical Free Church met at Miss Helen Thoresens home on Strawberry Hill Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy McKenna
St. John’s Preparatory
Huntington
Worcester Academy
Boston Garden
McKenna
Everett F. Weygeant
Brookline High
Middlesex School
A. Grant Noble
Williamstown
Robert .B. Lortz
Elm, St
Emerson Hospital
Y.P.S
The
Evangelical Free Church
Helen Thoresen
Strawberry Hill Rd
Local Girl First to Get Commission in WAACs
Miss Katherine L. Christian of Concord becomes the first local girl to receive a commission in the WAACs. A 29 year old trained at the Fort Des Moines Iowa WAAC training school she completed leadership defense map reading and first aid courses and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Christian of 200 Commonwealth Ave.
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West Concord
Concord Municipal Light Plant
Onetsa
Miss Christian
Concord
WAACS
Four Men Injured In Sudbury Crash
Four men were injured when a car driven by George C. Revell collided with a stone wall and an electric light pole on Maynard Road in Sudbury. Revell, Edwin L. Hines, George Poland, and Howard MacKenzie were taken to Emerson Hospital in Concord after the collision as they returned from employment at the Assabet Mill. MacKenzie suffered a severe nose laceration and concussion but later went home.
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Sudbury
George C. Revells
Oakland Street
Medway
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Maynard Rd
George Poland
Broad
Edwin L. Hines
Old Sudbury
Howard
MacKenzie
Village St
Alfred Misner
Revell
Assabet Mill
Maynard
Misner
W. A Twombiey Ambulance
Hospital
Raymond Hooper
Concord High Tops Everett 33 20 on the road
Concord High defeated the Everett Vocational team 33 20 at Everett's court for its seventh win against five losses. Tom Gill and Bob Antognani led with 21 points combined as the Concord High varsity and seconds both won. Concord closes its season with Acton and Woburn this week.
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Everett
Concord
Concord High
Everett Vocational
Tom ‘Gill
Bob Antognani
Acto Woburn
Lions Club Meeting and Supper in Concord
The Concord Lions Club held its bi monthly meeting and supper on Tuesday night February 68 at the Old Imll Tea Room with about 20 attendees. Lion Rothwell II MatRae led the session. Sherman Blair read the secretary report. a letter from J Clifford Geer praised the club and noted his training in Miami Beach Florida. Guests included Christopher W Featherston haugh Rev J Elmo Wallace and Lion Austin W Flint. Lieut Geer serves in the Army Air Corps and spoke from his Miami course. Dr John J Berger introduced Flint. New members Roy Sewell and Leeman BE Haines were inducted. Red Cross blood donations were arranged. The next meeting was announced for Tuesday evening.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Geer
Miami
Christopher W Featherstonhaugh
West Concord
J. Elmo Wallace
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Lion Austin W Flint
Concord Town Election Set For February 23
Concord voters go to the polls Tuesday February 23 from noon to 730 PM at Harvey Wheeler School for West Concord precinct two and Veterans Building for precinct one. One race appears on the ballot a three year school committee seat with two vacancies and three candidates Rev Edward O P Daniels Mrs Florence M Damon and Rev Pearisth R Teed.
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Concord
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Veterans Building
Rev. K. R. Teed Seeks Place on School Board
Rev. Kenneth Ralph Teed of 360 Main St West Concord filed nomination papers for a three year term on the Concord School Committee. Teed, father of three, ran as a Citizens Caucus nominee and is teaming with current winners Edward Perry and Florence Damon for the February 23 town election. Two of the three candidates will win, with no other contest on the ballot.
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Concord
Kenneth Ralph’ Teed
Main St
West Concord
Teed
Citizen’s Caucus
Rey
Edward
Perry
Daniels
Florence M. Damon
Chief Sullivan Granted Leave of Absence Before Retirement
Lexington Police Chief James J. Sullivan 64 of 51 Grant Street, a 33 year veteran, was granted a leave of absence ahead of his planned retirement on March 22. He has been a well known figure in Concordes and many years of service.
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Lexington
James J. Sullivan
Grant Street
Police Department of
Sullivan
Concordes
Concord High Names New Football Schedule for 1943
Gopcord New faculty athletics manager Albert B Robinson finished the 1943 schedule at Concord High School. He follows Albert C Cookmee who joined the Air Corps and Frank J Googins who also entered the Army. The eight game plan includes a first ever night game at Hudson October 22.
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Gopcord
Albert B. Robinson
Concord High School
Robinson
Albert C. Cookmee
I Air Corps
Concord
Cook
Frank J. Googins
Army
Hudson
Arcs
Prichard
North Andover
Stoneham
Maynard
Art Hudson
Howe
Billerica
Weston
Chelmsford
Lexington
Were United in Marriage Concord Couple Wed
Concord Mississippi Clara Wadsworth daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wadsworth 80 Main St Concord married February 9 to Second Lieutenant Roger Wilcox of New York. Ceremony at the bride parents home officiated by Rev Edward Perry Daniele First Parish Unitarian Church. Bridegroom stationed with the U S Army Engineers.
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Concord
Clara Wadsworth
William Wadsworth
Main St
Roger Wilcox
New York
Edward’ Perry Daniele
First Parish Unitarian Church
U. S. Army Engineers
Concord-Middlesex School Routs Governor Dummer in 7-0 Hockey Win
Concord Middlesex School blanked Governor Dummer Academy 7-0 at Bateman's Pond rink for their fifth straight victory. Star right wing Phil Alton scored twice with two assists, while Eliot Hallowell added two goals.
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Concord
Middlesex
Governor Dummer Academy
South Byfield
Bateman’s Pond
Phil Alton
Eliot Hallowell
Ny Now
Femi Undefete
Editor Relocates Office to 9 Thoreau Street
Concord The Concord Enterprise announces editor Rudolph W Currier has moved his office from 39 Main Street to his home at 9 Thoreau Street. News copy can be left at the new address or sent by telephone box Sommers 0 406.
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Concord
Concord Enterprise
Rudolph. W. iCurrier
Main_ street
Thoreau .Street
Rene Box
Sommers
Rotary Club hears speaker on War Food Production
Concord Rotarians gather at the Colony Hall for a noon meeting to hear F. MacDougal director of the Middlesex County Extension Service discuss War Food Production. Frank Esau introduced him. The next meeting is announced for February 18.
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Concord
Ing
Hiing Hall
Biopa
Eneet Sicea
SF Railster F. MacDougal
Middlesex Country Extension Service
Frank Esau
Defense Corps Promotions Announced Concord Massachusetts
Promotions take immediate effect for the Concord Co. M.W.DiC. under Capt Worothy Maccone at the State Armory on Feb 9. Sgt Dawn Dagerais and Pvt Marie Mc receive new ranks, with Helen Vanderhoof moved to Supply Sergeant. Guests included Westford Co. Mentions of WAVES candidate Dorothe Meigs. Capt Macone and Lt Spencer observed the Medical Battalion drill and inspection at the Armory.
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Concord
Concord Co
M.w.dic
State Armory
Worothy Maccone
Mobile Casualty Officer Corp
Margaret Lothrop
Westford Co
Jessie Abbott
Ae. Schirmer
Dorothe Meigs
Macone
Dawn Dagerais
Helen Vanderhoof
Marie Mc
Spencer
Massachusetts State Guard
Oc Armory
Back
Holy Communion Sunday for St Bernard’s Parish Children
Next Sunday Holy Communion Sunday for St Bernard's Parish children. They will attend the 8 15 mass receive Holy Communion and go to confession Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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St. Bernard’s Parish
Concord Girl Weds Walter Ramsay in Providence
ConcordMiss Virginia Adams Corey daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Corey of Concord married Walter Edward Ramsay son of Mr and Mrs Leo Ramsay of Providence Rhode Island. The ceremony in Providence followed by a reception at the Narragansett Hotel. The couple will reside in Providence as Ramsay enters service.
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Concord
Virginia Adams Corey
Arthur Bishop Corey
Stow Street
Walter Edward Ramsay
Leo Ramsay
Providence
Rhode Island
Ma‘tron
Alexander L. Ramsay
Alice ‘Mae Dickson
Ramsay
U. S
Donald Tah Gorey
U. S. Army Air Corps
St. Anne’s Academy of
The
Sland School of Design
Technolo
Concord High Takes Third in State Indoor Meet at Boston Garden
Concord High School's track team, defending Class B state champions, finished third at the state indoor meet in Boston with 16 or 16% points. Dick Wetherbee won the 1 000 yard title in two minutes 54 and 1 10 seconds, guiding Concord's sole individual win alongside a victorious relay.
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Concord
Concord High School
Boston Garden
Dedham
Weymouth
Dick Wetherbee
Joe McBreen
Wetherbee
Arlington
Chuckie Harwood
Jimmy Dee
Winchester
Ted
Edwardson
Donald Jao
Rinaldo
Harwood
Dee
Tony Marrabella
Gordon Dickson
George Denisevich
John Hancock
Concord Provision Dealer Whitney Dies at 67
John Henry Whitney a longtime Concord meat and provision merchant died after a long illness at Massachusetts General Hospital. Born December 14, 1875 in Wisconsin, he moved to Concord as a boy and ran a market at 13 Thoreau Street for 39 years. He leaves wife Bessie and three daughters with brothers and sisters in Concord. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev. John Elmo Wallace officiating.
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Concord
John Henry
Whitney
Massachusetts General Hospital
Henry
Martin Whitney
Cora (Fiske) Whitney
Acton
Thoreau Street
Concord Lodge
C.C.F
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Bessie
MacLeod
Frank C
Elizabeth) Sheldon
Sudbury Road
Earl C
Margaret) Lamson
Thoreaucourt
Mise Dorothy Whitney
Tenafly
New Jersey
W. Alfred
Lemuel
Laura
Small
Stow Street
Ernest
Alice) Hinsman
Belknap Street
John Elmo Wallace
Trini Congregational Church
Sleepy Hollowery
J W Boynton Dies at 74 in Concord Funeral Held
John Wilson Boynton of 7 Old Bedford Road died earlier in the week at a local rest home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at his son Dr John Boynton Jr.’s home in Concord. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. He retired after 25 years as sole and representative for Goodyear Tire. He was born in Andover June 6, 1868, son of George and Rebecca Boynton. He lived in Peabody and West Medford before moving to Concord. He was a member of Lafayette Lodge A M A Roxbury and leaves another son Dr George Boynton of Billerica, five grandchildren, and two brothers.
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Concord
John Wilson Boynton
Old Bedford Road
Howard Perry Daniels
First
Unitarian Church
Johnnies Boynton
Lexington Road
Sleepy Hollow
Boynton
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Andover
George Boynton
Rebecca (Hyam) Boynton
Peabody
West Medford
Lafayette Lodge
Roxbury
John Jr
Billerica
Army Air Corps
Randolph Field
Texas
Charles
Henry
Holliston
New Hampshire
Engagement announced for Judith Taylor and George Hibbert Jr
Concord announces the engagement of Judith Emilie Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Maryin C Taylor of Belknap Street Concord to George Wilfrid Hibbert Jr son of Col and Mrs George W Hibbert of Toledo Ohio The bride to be is a Concord Academy graduate class of 1941 and debutante 1941 42 season now at School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston The groom to be prepared at Culver Military Academy and Hayward College class of 1943 He is in the Enlisted Reserve Corps awaiting call to active duty.
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Concord
Maryin C. Taylor
Belknap St
Judith Emilie Taylor
George Wilfrid Hibbert Jr
George W Hibbert
Toledo
Ohio
Taylor
Concord Academy
School of the Mueum of Fine Arts
Boston
Hibbert
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Giblin
Lincoln couple Mr and Mrs Tho F Giblin of Bedford Road marked their golden wedding anniversary with a Sunday evening dinner party. Once residents of Concord and Arlington, they were married February 14 and received many messages throughout the day from family and friends.
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Lincoln
Tho F. Giblin
Bedford Rd
Concord
Arlington
Lions Club to Sponsor Public Lecture by Charley Copp
Concord Lions Club will host a public lecture at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium Concord High School on Tuesday evening February 23 at 8 o clock. Charley Winthrop Copp famed author and former Japan teacher now with the U S Government will speak. Tickets from Lions members. Copp describes his wartime experiences and life in an internment camp with details of his four months confinement.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Wells A. Hall
Concord High School
Charley ‘Winthrop
Copp
Autor
Japan
UT. 8
Roger F. Conant
West Concord
H. Theodore
Rothwell N. Macrae
Mrew
Mouitary
Pearl Harbor
Mote
Elected Directors Named For Merrimac Production Association
The article notes the election of directors including Cord and Archer L. Pierce and A. Witherbee. Leary is mentioned among members as the organization shows a rise in membership and a 20 percent increase in volume.
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Cord
Archer L. Pierce
Merrimac
A.witherbee
Leary
Scouts Hold Weekend Camp Near Lit tleton
A local Scouts group conducted a weekend camp at their camp near Littleton. The program was directed by Roger F. Conant and planned to begin Thursday evening with a meeting of the Scouts.
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S. Banas
West
Tleton
Lit
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