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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1943
Page
3
Joseph A Dedecko of Hudson graduates from machinist mate school at Great Lakes Naval Training Station. He is eligible for advancement in rating and awaits assignment to active duty, either aboard a ship or at a shore station.
The Bluejacket completes sixteen weeks of instruction under an experienced petty officer in his branch. He was selected to attend the school on the basis of aptitude tests taken during recruit training. Courses in nineteen of the forty nine trades used in the U S Navy are taught in service schools here.
The Rev. Liewellyn D. Chatbourne of Lowell formerly of St Michaels parish was a visitor in town yesterday. Lieut Richard Ricker Navy Chaplain stationed at Great Lakes Naval Station Michigan is at furlough visiting his mother Mrs Giles Ricker on Bennett Street.
At Fort Devens yesterday the Hudson district reported February Selective Service quota results. Of 60 men examined, 42 were accepted and 21 hailed from Marlboro. Names include Armand Berard 450 Main Street and Richard Sharon 18 O Neil Street among others. William Gale was accepted as a transferee from another board.
Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Edward F Morgan Jdn is ill at his home on 56 Florence Street Auburn Maine. Mr and Mrs Lewis P Carl returned to their home in Auburn after spending the holiday weekend. Richard Videto of Central Street and Joseph Rego of Walnut Street returned to study at Williamsburg Virginia after visiting their homes.
A dense parade of names fills New York's social scene. John Erhert and Tamara Geva visit the 1-2-3 club. Karefi Morley and Monty Woolley appear at various venues. S. N. Behrman dines with David Cowles. Katherine Hepburn and Jane Wyatt are spotted at iconic spots along Fifth and 57th.
The article notes residents with distinctive Georgia names including Pink Sunset Puller Booze Brag Boss Nickel Whosa Cracker Love Session and Late Night Mann. It discusses how such names reflect regional culture amid a state health controversy.
Concord Rotary heard Rev. Frank W. Thompson of Bedford speak on The Wonder of Life at the 486th meeting held at Colonial Inn. Earlier, Allister F. MacDougal spoke on Wart Food Production, noting farm labor shifts and policy issues affecting farming and credit.
A fragment states air freight between California and Australia is 250 times more expensive than sea freight. It notes round trips and general comparison of costs for cargo transit by air versus water routes.
Study examines how tiny daily factors influence early cognitive development in children. Researchers track routines, environment, and caregiver interactions to assess impact on attention, memory, and learning readiness. Findings highlight consistent routines and responsive caregiving as key factors.
A pilot reports a Catalina PBY patrol bomber attack on a cruiser off Australia with bombs, kills, and crew losses. The piece notes a new Fairchild cargo transport with 3500 mile range for paratroops and supplies, plus the future use of auxiliary runways and multiple four motor bombers in air operations.
Berlin Center residents hosted a family party for Cadet Berlin-Sidney Sawyer of the Army Air Corps. Sawyer, a 1945 Clark University student leader, attended with several Sawyers and relatives from Worcester, Bolton, Whitinsville, Belmont, and nearby towns as part of the cadet training gathering.
Mrs Myra McDevitt Annette Bouvier of Jarl recently returned from a visit with Roger McDevitt in Norfolk VA. Word was received of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Augustus Schuck at Pittsfield Hospital. Mrs Schuck is Thelma Leary daughter of Mr and Mrs Leary of Waltham former Hudson residents.
Sudbury endured a cold spell with many frozen pipes and one man forced to thaw them himself. The Woman's Alliance of the Diret Parish Church met at Mrs. R. B. Hilti's home. tea was served by Mrs. R. B., Mrs. Arthur R. Cushing, and Mrs. Red L. Olson. The next Alliance meeting is a work session at the church on Tuesday March 2 at 2 o'clock.
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