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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
4
Readable fragments note a monument involving CE oncom of Washington in 1885 with sparse details. The text also mentions SS gins ae eae 1941, but specifics are unclear and not enough to confirm events or affiliations.
The text discusses shifting military and political loyalties after revolutions, naming generals like Junet and Mora and noting Bonaparte as a caution. It then shifts to Argentina and Chile, describing Argentina as a passive Axis ally amid Western Hemisphere tensions and implying neutralist maneuvers during postwar politics.
The article notes a surge in production at aircraft firms led by Liberator bombers and Catalina aircraft, with 40 to 50 percent of components sourced from subcontractors across California. It highlights organized mass production, a growing female workforce, and rapid operator training as key factors. Also cited are Allied testing of light liaison planes in the southeast and remarks from Lt. Colonel Carl Norcross on bomber crew experiences and German fighter resistance.
The War Department announced changes to the enlist reserve policy affecting 30 colleges in New England with several thousand students. Enlisted reserves may be called to active duty within two weeks or after the end of the current semester as of December 1, 1942, with orders rescinded for many who will receive new assignments.
Local election officials report that Sudbury nomination papers have been cleaned and filed, confirming compliance with required thresholds and deadlines. The action ensures candidates meet procedural safeguards for the upcoming municipal race.
Massachusetts Civic League charges Associate Public Works Commissioner George W. Schryver failed to enforce billboard regulations in Williamstown. The group seeks a hearing before Governor's Council members to influence Saltonstall's 6,000 dollar a year reappointment. Lt Gov Cahill says League will present data. no firm plan yet.
The third in a series of community socials was held Wednesday night at Center Church. A half hour religious service led by Rev. Lynne P. Townsend preceded a mock wedding with local residents, plus songs by Eleanor S. Harris. Next week a mock trial is planned involving a rationing board member.
The text discusses the attribution of the line Don't go down with the ship to Captain James Lawrence and notes Major Benjamin Russell of the Boston Sentinel claimed it originated elsewhere. It references print errors and a likely misattribution tied to a syndicated feature.
Middlesex County officials praise Marlboro City Councilor Harry Cole as new Probation and Court Officer for the Marlboro District Court. High Sheriff Joseph McElroy and Judge James Hurley join Middlesex Court House leaders in lauding the appointment, noting his experience and humane approach.
Saturday results show Brookline defeated Wakefield 4 0 while Hudson beat Somerville 6 1 Natick tied Dedham 1 0 and Lexington beat Malden 2 0 Final standings list Brookline Hudson Natick Lexington as top teams with results above
Postal service delivers mail to Army and Navy post offices near camps and ports of embarkation. After that, delivery is Army and Navy responsibility. Delays arise from transport needs, convoy timing, ship losses, and movement of personnel. Censorship and ship sinkings by the enemy cause significant mail losses.
Lexington High crushed Concord 38-11 on February 9 at Lexington court. Danny led scoring with 15 points as Lexington built a 19-6 halftime edge and dominated the boards, with a 32-10 margin in the teams’ head‑to‑head clash.
A large convoy of Army trucks was seen in Sudbury on Saturday, heading toward Camp Devens. The sight suggested a busy summer at the camp.
In South Sudbury officials report officers canvassed areas to assess obedience to draft regulations. Paul Ecke and Henry B. Rice are referenced with community ties and electoral context. The draft board says many 18 to 19 year olds have received medical examinations as part of the process. Sunday visitors Webster and local residents were noted, while local figures decide on future candidacy.
Local chiropodist podiatrist Dr Vincent J Pollina Jr announces office hours all day and week and invites patients to visit his practice for foot care and treatment details to be confirmed with the physician’s office.
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