King Yet to Take Oath as New British King
Sandringham dispatch reports the new bachelor monarch flew to London to take the accession oath and receive loyalty from Parliament marking Edward's formal start of reign. The dramatic move signals a swift accession with the king ruling in his own fashion amid a colorful past as Prince of Wales. Governor Hoffman may seek to question Dr. Conden over Lindbergh intermediary talks upon his Latin American return.
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Sandringham
England
Foward Will
Great
London
Edward
Prince of Wales
Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Dr. F
Jassie
Condien
Lindbergh
Latin America
Belmont Dead in Concord After Illness at Home
Concord Belmont a longtime Water and Sewer Department employee died Wednesday at his home 13 Davis Court after a long illness. Born in Italy 48 years ago to Antonio and Theresa Belmont, he came to Concord 30 years ago and married Minerva Payne in 1920. He is survived by his wife four children his mother and two sisters in Italy. Funeral services were held at St Bernard's Church with a procession to St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Concord
Belmont
Davis Court
Italy
Antonio
Theresa
Valeria) Belmont
Minerva Payne
Water and Sewer Department
Concord Lodge
Sons of Aly
St. Bernard's Church
John A
Department Lines
Sons of Italy
St.ernard’s Cemetery
Helen
Frederick Edward
June
Lawson Hold Top Scores In Intertown Bowling Match
Harold Peterson and George Lawton led the Intertown Bowling League at Lynch alleys Monday night with top scores. Maynard and Lawton posted high totals and high strings, while Soko won three points to Totals one.
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Maynard
Harold Peterson
George Lawton
Lynch
Smith Produce
Ford
Soko
Blizzard At Maynard Briefs Weather Plus Road Patrol
The weekend blizzard kept streets busy as John Driscoll supervised six street plows five sidewalk crews and 80 WPA workers clearing routes. A horse pulling a sidewalk plow was killed on Great Road when struck by a car driven by A A Hilferty of Stow in an unavoidable accident. A O H Auxiliary whist prizes were awarded to numerous local women at the Maynard Cooperative Club with another session planned for next Monday.
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Josiah M. Herrick
Ladies Auxiliary
Maynard Cooperative Club
L. MceGreen
Sarah Bell
Ida Brooke
Helen Zaniewski
Elizabeth Read
Addie Wolfe
Minnie Campbell
Mrs. Graham
Fannie Glickman
Ida Gruber
Alice Murphy
Catherine Bariteau
Ellen Hayes
Mrs. G. Lawrence
Fannie Cleary
Amy Brayden
May Schnab
West Acton club hosts Silver Tea and Wildey Night planning
The West Acton Neighborhood Club featured a Silver Tea at Mrs R By ron Moore's home with Mrs Fred Alan MacDonald delivering a reading. WPA road beautification projects paused by snow. local roads were cleared and passable. Wildey Night plans advance with Concord and Acton lodge committees preparing a program in Odd Fellows hall. James Farrar recovers from a sudden illness at home last week.
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West Acton
R. Byron Moore
Fred Alan MacDonald
Robert
Concord
Acton
Odd Fellows Hall
Grand Lodge
James Farrar
Personal Odors Shape Animal and Human Recognition
A Minneapolis Journal writer notes personal aromas vary as distinctly as carriage or face. Biologists say metabolism products differ by person and even over time, but dogs best detect these scent signatures. Dogs rely more on smell than sight to confirm their owners.
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Minneapolis
Seventy Girls Compete In Maynard Basketball Tourney
More than seventy girls play in six teams at Maynard High School under Reggie Sawyer. The school gym hosts all games as field hockey ends for the year. Captains listed include Johanna Aho Alli Kajander Catherine Hoffman Helen Sofka Helen Batulin and Anna Rolinowicz.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Reggie Sawyer
Johanna Aho
Alli Kajander
Catherine Hoffman
Helen Sofka
Helen Batulin
Anna Rolinowicz
Mohawk Club to Stage Friday Dance in Park Street Hall
The Mohawk Club will hold its first dance of the season this Friday in Park Street Hall with Weckstrom's Orchestra providing music. President Stanley Milewski chairs a committee including Peach Zaleska Ignacy and Michael Pilecki. The club plans an annual social next month with guest artists and speakers and may form a basketball team for the Inter-town league.
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Maynard
Park Street Hall
Weckstrom
Stanley Milewski
Peach Zaleska
Ignacy
Michael Pilecki
Old Fortress May Solve Inca Treasure Puzzles
A crumbling fortress near Machu Picchu is proposed as the secret trail where Inca gold was moved to escape Pizarro’s forces in 1532. The stone fort, famed for its interlocking masonry, stands intact as historians note its link to legends of millions in gold and the overthrow of the Incan king.
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Maceena Picchu
Pizarro
Temple of the Sun
Cuzco
Washington Post
Dependence of Senses and Sensory Development
The article argues senses develop together in childhood and can be trained separately in cases like blindness. It challenges the view that blind people gain heightened other senses as compensation and notes that a person who is both blind and deaf struggles to develop the remaining senses.
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Ackermann
Dalecarlia Ski Race Honors Historic Mora Expedition
In Dalecarlia Sweden a ski race from Mora marks a 16th century trip by Dalecarlians to recall Gustavus Vasa national hero. Two men were sent to recall him and invite leadership but failed to reach him near the frontier before he moved on.
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Dalecarlia
Sweden
Mora
Gustavus Vasa
Explosibility of Dusts and Finely Divided Clouds
A Washington Star writer notes explosibility depends on dust fineness. The flame travels rapidly through a finely distributed dust cloud, building pressure and causing explosions. The description hints at the difficulty in measuring and preventing such dust explosions.
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Washington Star
Veal Chops with Paprika Potatoes and Scalloped Apples
A historical recipe card details veal chops browned in butter with onions and tomato soup, then baked until tender. Side dishes include paprika potatoes baked in butter and a layered scalloped apples dish with crumbs and spices, finished with orange sauce. Serves 5 to 6.
Whaling History Tied to Long Island Trade Roots
Early Long Island maritime activity centers on whaling beginning in the sixteenth century at East Hampton and South Origin of Word Petunia traces from petun to tobacco relation per South American Indian usage.
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Long Island
East Hampton
South
South America
Miss Fossett Offers Help With Crookery Problems and Recipes
Readers are invited to send crookery questions or recipe requests to Miss Fossett via this newspaper. She will respond in the column or by personal letter, assisting with practical advice and culinary tips.
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Condon
Burnett
Studebaker
Charles French
Concord Town
Lawson
LeBlanc
Lawton
Tobhis
H. Peterson
Soko Texac
Tobin
Melesie
Eevee
Geen Save
Hellewell
Kennet
Gagne’s Oil
Wardzella
Flaherty
Gagne Wenee
Bachrach
LeBlanc Wee
Smith Produce Fowler
Melomeee
Legere
Farrell
Smith
Velend Eee
Duggan
Nelson Eee
Zaporeski
Littlefield
King Nt
Javos
Ship Cafe
Carl Brisson
Arline Judge
George Raft
Joan Bennett
George O’brien
Western Electric Sound
Talkies
Tye
Ronald Colman
Riff
Brady
MNA
Mereel Joseph Califia
Mickey Mouse
Harlow
China Seas
Blood
Hea
Marga
Home Service
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Margaret Fossett
Abel Janszoon Tasman
Australia
Geograf
Tralia
Pacific
Japan
Matthew
Harriman Court
Skatina
Ce. C. Murray
Gay ST
Upstair Marlboro
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