Middlesex Courts Open 1943 Term With New Grand Jury
Cambridge Massachusetts 1943 term begins at the East Cambridge Court House with Judge William C. Giles presiding over criminal sessions and Judge Walter L Collins over civil sessions for six months. A new grand jury was sworn in for the year, led by foreman Joseph B Hartwell of Weston and James L Richardson of West Acton as clerk. Other jurors include William Roche Marlboro HoTalIa Abit Sudbury F Noyes Stow H Geers Marlboro and others. Additional criminal jurors listed include Guy T Moore Warren Bowering and Joseph Mancini among others.
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Glancy News Service
Court House
Cambridge
Middlesex
East Cambridge Court House
William C. Giles
Springfield
Walter. L. Collins
Joseph B. Hartwell
Weston
James L. Richardson
West Acton
William Roche
Marlboro
Ho- Talia Abit
Vin .F. Noyes
Sudbury
H. Geers
Stow
Guy't. Moore
Warren Bowering
Corporal Promotion For Hudson Youth En Route To Springfield Course
Joseph Noonhoe of 57 High Street Hudson has been promoted to corporal and assigned to the Medical School for Technicians as Surgeons at Springfield Mississippi for an eight week course. He left Fort Devens October 29 and was sent to Camp Atterbury Indiana. A 1939 Hudson High School graduate and an osteopathy degree holder from the Massachusetts College of Osteopathy in Boston he led his class senior year and received Harvard psychology study scholarship. His late father James F Noon served overseas 22 months in World War I with the 20th Engineers.
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Hudgon
Catherine Noon
High Street
Shas
Springfield
Miss
Fort Devens
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Hudson High School
Massachusetts Colege of Osteopathy
Boston
Harvard, University
James F Noon
20Th Engineers
Lie detector used in espionage and crime cases
A discussion on the electric lie detector or polygraph used in espionage and criminal cases. It mentions its role in trapping saboteurs, the Touhy and Banghart jailbreak, and trials like Rappaport's death sentence. It notes varying court acceptance and cases where it cleared or convicted suspects.
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Universal Service
Federal Bureau Ofvestigation
Roger
Touhy
Basil
the Owl
Banghart
Jake Factor
Stateville Penitentiary
Joliet
Herman Kross
Model Prison
Kross
Joseph Rappaport
Chicago
Max Dent
Rappaport
Rose
Horner
Joseph
Rose Rappaport
Leonard Keeler
Northwestern University
Keeler
Bent T
Lacks Ammunition Forces Deer Shot With Small Gun
In Durango California Zeke Flora could not obtain ammunition for his big game rifle. With only five cartridges left for the rifle he used his .22 a last resort. After three days of hunting and many misses he fired all five rounds and then the 22 when the buck appeared. The deer collapsed from a bullet severing an artery near the heart.
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Durango
Calif
Zeke
Flora
Past Presidents Auxiliary Meeting in Marlboro
Marlboro Past Presidents Association and the Sergt J P Colleary Auxiliary 638 VINV will hold a meeting Thursday January 7 at 8 oclock in VINV hall. Mrs Gertrude Grenier president will preside. Social chairs are Mrs Lauretta Gorman Eva Coughlin and Elizabeth Foley.
Maynard Church Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Tinnish Congregational Church at Maynard elected Anslem Tervo moderator Otta Hytenen vice moderator Mrs Ida Pekkala secretary Mrs Mary Holt treasurer Mrs Fred Hek kala secretary of the treasury Miss Lillian Pekkala assistant secretary Mrs Esther Koponen correspondent John Johnson Anslem Teivo Otto Hytonen collectors Toivo Wirtanen John Johnson Leonard Kaattari August Sirvio ushers Mrs Esther Koponen pianist Lauri Katvala Toivo Wirtanen ushers Henry Launda Matti Pudas Christian Leuto Kalle Holt trustees Mrs Eather Koponen appointed clerk in Maynard Rationing Board succeeding Miss Margaret O Conner Lieut Nicholas D Rudziak, recently at Camp Hale, is now a ski instructor at Camp Bonifaci Mich He is a Maynard High School graduate Pvt Teuvo Grekala home on furlough from Georgia duty.
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Tinnish Congregational Church
Anslem Tervo
Otta Hytenen
Ida Pekkala
Mary Holt
Fred Hekkala
Treasury
Lillian Pekkala
Esther Koponen
John Johnson
Anslem Teivo
Otto Hytonen
Toivo Wirtanen
Leonard Kaattari
August Sirvio
Esther . Koponen
Lauri Katvala
Toivo Wiretanen
Aushors
Henry Launda
Matti Pudas
Christian Leuto
Kalle Holt
Eather Koponen
Maynard Rationing Board
Margaret ‘ O'Conner
Nicholas D. Rudziak
Concords Holiday Parties At Fort Devens And Local Halls
The season featured numerous parties at Fort Devens and the Concord area. Notable guests included Mrs. Ann es Conant, Mrs. Ernest Pringle, and other locals. The Lowell General Hospital Medical Corps hosted an 8 PM Christmas Dance with a floor show and fancy refreshments. General Pillsbury awarded prizes for fall tennis and baseball, while Concord girls and U S O soldiers welcomed the New Year at a formal dance. Barbara Miller chaired the Concord Dance Hostess Committee. The event closed with Auld Lang Syne and recognition for soldiers who served at the U S O without pay.
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Concord
Fort of Devens
Ie Sil
He Wing
Annes
Conant
Ernest Pringle
Henry Thompson
Lauren Kingman
Thomas Byron
Edward Finan
Michael ~ Dee
John Do
Ivan Servais
Robert Bowser
A. Mullen
Winslow Damon
Lowell General, Hospital
Megs
Recreation Hall
Pillsbury
U.S.O
Ayah
Barbara Miller
Concord Dance Hostess Committee
Two Sons in North Africa Serve From Local Family
Mrs. Rose C Sousa of Loring Street receives word that her two sons James J Sousa and Pvt Ayneld Sousa are serving with U S Army troops in the North Africa area. They are not stationed together, one being a local attorney and the other in foreign service over a year.
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Hudson
Rose C. Sousa
Loring St
U. S
Sgt. Sousa
Youth Struck by Auto on Ipsley Street Last Evening
Hudson Edwin Jacobs of 89 Lincoln Street sustained injuries when a car operated by Joseph Shay Jr. of 27 Cox Street struck him on Ipsley Street 26.90 last evening. Shay told police the youth slipped on an icy path and ran into the vehicle. Dr. Perry C. Jacobs treated him.
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Hudson
Edwin Jacobs
Lincoln Street
Joseph, Shay, Jr
Cox Street
Aipsley Street
Shay
Perry C. Jacobs
Rebekahs to Hold Program After Magnolia F Lodge Meeting
Magnolia F Lodge plans a Thursday night event with Miss Biya Burkle in charge of the fellows hail and Miss Mabel Ricker chairing the refreshment committee. Assistants include Mrs. Ora Gardner Mrs. Sarah Brill and Mrs. Ethel Gale. Advertising pays best.
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Magnolia F Lodge
Biya Burkle
Noble
Mabel Ricker
Aeora Gardner
Sarah 1Rill
Ethel Gale
Time as an Endless Vessel of Days
Goethe’s line imagines time as infinitely long and daily life as vessels that hold much to pour in. The metaphor suggests continuous fullness and the capacity of each day to contain experiences and meaning.
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Goethe
War Bonds Price and Maturity Promises
The note states war bonds cannot fall in price. After two months you can redeem for the face value. After twelve months you receive the principal plus interest.
Eskimo Women Support Arctic Army Effort Under Chief Spike
In Nome Alaska Mrs Ik-Puk and about 200 Eskimo women along the Arctic coast have produced 5,000 sealskin parkas for the U S Army over the past year, worth over 100000 dollars in value. Women also make boots mukluks gloves and other fur garments at home, all hand made. Chief Spike directs a large workforce from King Island to the mainland, commanding the Eskimo men and shaping tribal funds used to meet community needs.
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Nome
Alaska
Ik-Puk
Spike
Polar Bear
Arctic
United States Army
Stearmstress
King Island
Hig
Tkeir
Garvanzos and Coffee News Spark Edo Era Planting
garvan major coffee plans emerge as ersatzgenatrom garvan project expands. Santa Bar bara county reports 200,000,000 pounds produced last year and anticipates a larger planting this season.
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Fee
Arin
Santa Barbara County
Pri
Man Charged After Datetime Flier with 400 Hours Air Experience
A man with 400 flight hours faces charges after a clash between military and local authorities at Fort nS documents show an air corps relation. The incident prompted an official report detailing the event and charges.
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Army
Nasr
Ek von
Cite
Fort Ns
Marine Fired First Shot Now They Turn Him Down
Denver report shows Michael Chockie of Colorado Springs, age 52, faced disappointment after firing the first shot in a sharing plan. Details remain unclear as the story develops.
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Marine
Denver
Michael Chockie
Colorado Springs
Penny Bingo K of C Parties Discontinued
Hudson due to fuel oil restrictions the weekly penny bingo series by Hudson Council Knights of Columbus has been temporarily discontinued. Grand Knight Francis H. Gilles announced the suspension while thanking patrons for past cooperation. The sponsors hope to resume in a few months and will announce a date then. Charles H. O'Donnell of Burkill's Clothing Store and William B. O'Donnell with Miss Phyllis O'Donnell attend the Apparel Show at the Parker House Boston this evening.
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Hudson
Hudson Council
Knights of Columbus
Francis H. Gilles
Charles H. O’donnell
Ropre
Burkill’s
William B. O'Donnell
Phyllis O'Donnell
Parker House
Boston
Poly
War Bonds Drive Aims to Help Ax the Axis
A wartime appeal urges readers to buy war bonds to support the Allied war effort. The campaign stresses national unity and financial backing for military operations, with emphasis on civic participation and patriotic duty.
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Clinton
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Marlboro, Mass
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Haldon Fink
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Fink
Robert Kenyon
Tawas
Mich
George Thomas
Lansing
Vv. F. W. Auxiliary
Aleck
Sone
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Maynard
Ariss
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Adolf
Treasury Department
U. S. Marine Corps
Go.to. Ayer
Africa
Eskims
Garvanzos
Penny Bingo K. OF C
aLey National
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Boy Pasqual
California
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