All Stars Lead Mill Dam Bowling League by 14 Points
In Lexington the Mill Dam Bowling League saw the league leader All Stars extend their first place margin to 14 with a 4-0 win over the K of C Jrs. Other scores include Concord Oil and Lincoln 2-2, Anderson’s 3-1 over Macone’s, and Addy Boy 3-1 over Odd Fellows. Henry Hansen led Concord Oil with a 303 three-string and top single of 132. Individual highs included G DeMeo 266 and D Bregoli 296 for the All Stars, while Hansen’s 303 stood out for the night.
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C. Mayo
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Lt. Gill
D. Anderson
K. Dwinell
B. Tetreault
Dummy
Macone
F. Palumido
Tearm
Sala
G. Fenton
Harmon
H. Fletchmi
Higher
R. Perry
Atheoin
B. Malloy
Printer
J. Gilbert
Ormiey
D. Kel'gy
Nee
J. Tmon
L. “Smith
Hansen
Miny DeMeo
Thrift
Gong
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Comé Bregoli
Loomer Nets 28 as West Concord Downs DeMolay 36 17
West Concord defeated DeMolay 36 to 17 in senior action led by Walt Loomer with 28 points off 10 baskets and 2 foul shots. Bayeur starred for West Concord in the midget game with 10 points as Loomer also shined across both halves.
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Football movie lecture sparks Maynard high grid plan
A Maynard High School football lecture aims to illustrate the team in the school gym. A series of meetings will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays with linemen reporting to the field. Co captains for the 1948 eleven are Jerry Robinson and Ralph Ase.
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Stan Bondelevitch
Maynard High School
Jerry Robinson
Ralphase
Navy adopts ear wart ear plug to guard hearing
The navy introduces a new ear wart ear plug made from a synthetic rubber compound to protect airmen gunners and all personnel exposed to loud noises from hearing damage.
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Navy
Concord Man Holds Mercy Killing Murder Trial In 1920s
In Concord a man named Cox confessed to killing his wife in their home after a string of financial woes. He claimed the mercy killing was to spare her from disaster as a country club roof collapse ruined his business. Police held Cox for a murder charge amid sensational local coverage.
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Policte
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Otlock
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Fred Nolan
Walden
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Robert P. “Dukeshire
Bormething
Robinson
Sergt. Witherell
Stow
Polite
Ryan
Dr. Robinson
acRae Funeral Home
MacRae
T. Foster
Sudbury Voters Consider Resolution On World Government
Sudbury voters may adopt a resolution urging Congress and the Executive to empower the United Nations to become a Federal World Government with powers to prevent war. Harvey Fairbank presents the measure as a town warrant article, with a letter explaining its purpose signed by local citizens. Nearby towns Harvard Groton have adopted similar resolutions and others are expected to follow.
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Sudbury
Harvey Fairbank
Congress
Executive Department
United States
United Nations
Charles R. Capon
Alan ¥. Flynn
Louis H. Hough
Michael Hriniak
Eugene R. McManus
Walter E. Piper
Winfred Rhoades
House Foreign Relations Committee
Harvard
Groton
Wayland
Concord
Framingham
New Arrivals in Concord: Two Births Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Martin O'Shaughnessy of Boston announce their first child, Patricia Ann, born February 14 at Someérvillé hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Callahan of West Concord and the O'Shaughnessys of Brighton. Mrs. Francis E. McPhillips of Concord report their first daughter born February 17 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Jennie McPhillips of Hawthorne Lane and Mr. Reeco of Concord.
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Martin O’shaughnessy, Jr
Boston
Patricia Ann
St. Valéntine’s Day
Someérvillé Hospital
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Francis M. Callahan
Town
Daniel J. Callahan
211
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West Concord
Martin O'Shaughnessy
Brighton
Brancis E. McPhillips
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Mars. McPhillips
Elizabeth Reeco
Jénnie McPhillips
Hawthorne Lane
Charles Reeco
Elsinore @ll
Would be chimney fire cheif alarm at Concord home
Firemen found no trace of fire at the home of Misses Minna and Maud Fin deisen Longstreet after responding to Box 21 Saturday morning. It marked the 17th alarm of the season. In other notes, Mary Pauline Fraticelli celebrated her third birthday at Rome, and Mrs. Lee Marksburpy survived a wreck after her car overturned five times, fainting and suffering a deep cut.
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Minna
Maud Findeisen
Longstreet
Mary Pauliné Fraticelli
Umberto Peter Fraticelli
Rome
Concord Post Office
Eptinen
Lee Marksburpy
Breakdown report cited by Newtonville resident in class anniversary
The narrator recalls a breakdown in his 25th class anniversary and explains how he started the business at Stow. He and Nia formed a quiet, friendly, civic minded household with no children, supported by neighbors and friends.
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Newton ‘Ville
Stow
Coxes
Nia
Neigh Ports
Maynard Credit Unions Talk At Extension Course
A talk tonight at Coop Hall Maynard on The Tax Status of Cooperatives closes the State Extension Course on Consumer Cooperation. Agnes Gartland Massachusetts Credit Union National Association outlines 4000000 members in 10000 unions and credits Massachusetts as a pioneer with 504 unions and 60000000 in savings.
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Weston
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Reverend Appoints Enforcer at Yarmouth Church
In 1752 a man was appointed at Yarmouth Massachusetts church to chastise the boys who play in meeting. The note reflects colonial church discipline and local authority over public worship spaces.
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Yarmouth
Mass
Burrows Notes On Lana Turner Hayworth Darnell Image
Abe Burrows quips about Lana Turner Rita Hayworth and Linda Darnell being unapproachable, saying they are just like other good looking American girls who won’t bother him. CBS presents The Abe Burrows Show on Saturdays.
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Burrows Sez
Lana Turner
Rita Hayworth
Linda Darnell
Rita
Acton 4-H Clubs Prepare Exhibition at High School
Acton 4-H town chairman Edward W. Estabrook announces National 4-H club week events. The Acton clubs will display sewing knitting cooking and poultry work from March 1 to March 8 in the high school corridor. Pins posters and leaflets explain the program as the public is invited to attend.
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Acton
Edward W. Estabrook
South Acton
4-H
Birthday Dance for Bob McLean in Sudbury Town Hall
The lower Sudbury Town hall hosted a February 18 birthday party for Bob McLean hosted by Mr and Mrs J R McLean of Pratt Mill. Freshmen and guests from nearby schools attended with dancing games and music by Dorothy Pickersgill and Robert Skip Graham. A sweater and Tommy Dorsey album were given as gifts while a large pink white and blue centerpiece and a birthday cake marked the celebration.
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Framingham
Susan Graham
Tommy Dorsey
Shirley Poole
Bob
McLean
Mary Wilson
Dorothy Pickersgill
Wiliam Baté
Robert Graham Jr
Miss Kuusela
Hill Shirley Poole
Caroline Richardson
Priscilla Pittman
Kenneth MacMillan
Irving Fay
Harry Baldwin
Ralph Hawes
Thelman Forbes
Ronald Brown
Gunner Gustin
Phyllis Phelps
Lloyd Bancroft
Gerry Spilled
Iam” Wilson
Robert Graham
Aid
Susan
Skip
Brice Graham
Family Supper Saturday by Acton Nashoba Club
Acton Nashoba Sports men's Club hosts its second annual Family Supper Saturday at 7 in the town hall for members and families. The Acton Grange caters the dinner, followed by moving pictures. Arrangements are led by Woodbury Stevens, Dewey Boatman, and James Moody.
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Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Town Hall
Acton Grange
Woodbury Stevens
Dewey E. Boatman
James Moody
Grenge
William Tillson
John Torkelsen
Clarence Frost
Alan Pederson
Ingabord Pederson
Carrie Pedrson
Lawrence Tucker
Illinois passes act on division fences
An Illinois measure described as an act on division fences passed, signaling a new rule governing boundary structures and property lines within the state. Authorities indicate the act aims to standardize fencing divisions and reduce disputes between property owners.
Concord Garden Club Hear Talks On Shade Trees And Lawns
Concord two Concor Men Girst Speakers Two Concor Men Girst Speakers Concord-two Conesrd men spoke before the meeting of the Coxford Garden Club last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward P. Chase. They were Henry S. Murray tree warden who spoke on Our Shade Trees and Nazarith Sperandio who spoke on Lawn Care.
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Concord
Conesrd
Coxford Garden Club
Edward P. Chase
Main Street
Henry S. Murray
Nazarith Sperandio
Concord Public Hearing March 3
The Concord Finance committee will hold a public hearing at the Town House Wednesday night March 3 at 8 o'clock. The hearing covers articles in the Town warrant for the annual Town meeting on March 8. Chair Julian W. Balfour presides. all voters are welcome.
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Concord
Concord Finance Committee
Programs of Local Interest Concord Radio Schedule
Concord listeners at WCRB 1380 can tune in to Morning devotions daily at 9 05 a m and Community series at 805 p m Local News airs daily at 5 00 p m Camera Club of the Air airs Saturday February 28 at 10 15 a m Hour of St Francis Sunday February 29 at 9 45 a m and election returns are planned for Tuesday March 2 at 6 35 a m
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WCRB
Camera Club of the Air
St. Francis
Cal
Acton Grange Holds Bi Monthly Meeting
Acton Grange held its regular bi monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 8 in the town hall with Mrs. John Torkelsen presiding. Miss Helen Pedersen led the program on game night. Mrs. Donnell Board spoke for the United World Federists on the movement and aims. Washington pie and coffee were served by Mrs. Seaward Spinney and committee.
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Acton
Returns Are Local mare Broadcast
Concord local radio WCRB in Waltha begins rebroadcasts Tuesday at 6:00 am to 5:15 pm local time. The station will air summer advances and national network hours on the hour until 12:30 pm.
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Concord
WCRB
Waltha
Mal
Smorgasbord Planned at Congregational Church Sudbury
Sudbury church group invites attendees to a Swedish dinner and square dancing Friday hosted by Mr Roos and the class members. Admission is modest and open to all community members.
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Sudbury
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