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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1944

Page

4

Japan's Resources By Max Hill inquisi tive marine

An analysis of Japan's wartime resources details Emperor Hirohito’s vast empire and its oil, rubber, tin, and quinine wealth. The author argues Japan dominates critical supplies, with 3.1 million square miles under control and synthetic oil efforts central to its war economy. It contrasts conquested lands with limited postwar recovery potential.

Hitler Europe Japan Asia Hirohito United States Pacific Indian Ocean Equator Axis Germany Netherlands East Indies Toyo Indies Erban Burma Ces Manchukuo Celebes Malaya Singapore Bolivia South America England

So Called Ice Plant Described in California

A fragment describes California’s ice plant as titled by its glittering beads on the surface resembling ice. The text is incomplete but suggests a botanical or horticultural note on the plant’s appearance and naming.

California Red ‘W

Day of Resolution Encourages Buying Extra War Bonds

A community appeal urges residents to sacrifice for the Fourth War Loan. It frames purchases of extra war bonds as support for troops, noting the symbol of the Treasury shield and urging families to back the attack to aid American servicemen.

Weetroe Treasury 4Th War Loan

Sewing meeting of Sudbury church women

The Women of Memorial Congregational Church South Sudbury held a sewing meeting in the vestry on Thursday afternoon. Fifteen Sudbury Methodist Church ladies spent a pleasant evening at Mrs. Walter G. Laberee’s home on January 13 with a short business session followed by social games and refreshments.

Women's Association of the Memorial Congregational Church South Sudbury Sudbury

First Parish in Concord sermon and programs

The First Parish in Concord presents Sunday January 25 1944 with Rev Edward P Daniels minister. Church School at 945 am Morning Service at 11 am featuring a sermon titled The Compelling Desire by the minister. Music provided by the Chorus Choir. Emerson Society meets in the vestry at 6 pm.

Concord Edward P. Daniels Emerson Society

Evangelical Free Church Service and Lesson Details

The Evangelical Free Church notes Rev. Harry Odland as pastor with Sunday School at 10 45 a m and a Gospel Service at 7 30 p m on January 23 1944 The lesson is Jesus Teaches In Parables and the sermon topic is Living Christ A Wednesday prayer meeting is listed with place announced and an UP S gathering at 8 p m with Misses listed in the fragment.

the Evangelical Free Harry P.odland Jesus Christ U.P.S

Olive and Ethel Andersen at Lansbrook Road

Olive and Ethel Andersen of Lansbrook Road West Concord are mentioned in a local notice or listing. The item records their address and relation to a community record.

Olive and Ethel Andersen Lansbrook Road West Concord

Trinity Church Morning Service on Elm Street Schedule

The Trinity Church on Elm Street lists 9:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon with Junior Church participation and 6:45 p.m. T.Y.P. service.

Trinity Church Elm Street T.Y.P

Sudbury Senior Play Set As Oh Promise Me Farce

The annual Sudbury Senior Play titled Oh Promise Me by Pete Williams has been chosen. Try-outs were held on Monday afternoon and no opening date is set yet. February vacation announced by the School Committee runs February 18 to February 23.

Sudbury Pete Williams

Concord Middlesex Beats Lexington In Nonleague Hockey

Concord Middlesex School defeats Lexington High 3 to 2 at Bate Man’s Pond rink last Wednesday afternoon. Capt George Hass scores twice for Lexington, while Harry Thorne nets all Middlesex goals. Referee Walter Doc Gagstreau. Score by period shows Thorne and Hess scoring for Middlesex.

Concord Middlesex School Lexington High School Bateman Capt George Hass Harry Thorne Middlesex Lexington Thorne Lowe Winsor C . c. Hess Bliss Weinberg Terry Sullivan Truesdale Ld Ld Ross Nathanson G¢ G Thorne Hess Sullivan Walter “Doc” Gagstreau

Town Notes on Ills and Recoveries Across Community

Paul Barrett once ill now recovering and enjoying winter play. Corporal Donald Stone homeward bound toward recovery after back injury in North Africa. A Boston Eye and Ear infirmary case progresses slowly but surely. Scarlet fever concerns rise among town children but spread seems unlikely with few cases. Mrs. George J. Raond returns home from Kentville Nova Scotia visit. Board of Assessors making yearly rounds and requesting lawful information. Myrtle Wies planning to move to warmer Texas climate for remainder of season.

Paul Barrett Leslie H. Barrett Donald Stone Walter Stone Hudson Street North Africa Sistine Dayig St. T'S Center Boston “Eye and Hat Infirmary George J. Ra Ond South Sudbury Kentville Nova Scotia Board of Assessors Myrtle Wies Grace Fletcher North Cote” Lodge Texas

Extension to Offer Courses in Harvard and Boston

Boston area extension courses open this week include Income Tax Procedure and Accounting at Lever Hall Harvard University on Friday evenings and Organization and Administration of Industrial Training Programs at Severn Hall on Wednesdays. Experts will lecture on topics such as history homemaking publics philosophy languages and more. Additional information is available from University Extension 200 Boylston Street Boston Kenmore 4673.

Boston Inc Lever Hall Harvard University Severn Hall University Extension Bury Street Tele Kenmore

Go Again Contest General Knowledge Answers

A scattered quiz item asks multiple choice questions: Samson gains strength from hair. ambidextrous describes using both hands. The Sea referred to as the Dead Sea or others. Chow Mein origin. Mann as an author. safest place in a storm. and Brazilian language as Portuguese.

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