Finnish community mourns Maynard Hannula death
Maynard Hannula of 4 Iman Court died in the early hours after a lengthy illness. Born in Pinland he came here about with Finnish Congregational and Temperance society ties. Survived by two daughters Mrs Herbert and Mrs Helen Swanson of Conn and a great grandchild with three grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock from the Finnish Temperance Society with Rev Mainmnen, pastor of the Congregational church, and burial followed at Glenwood under local direction.
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Maynard
John Hannula
Iman Court
Hannula
Pinland
Finnish Temperance Society
Herbert
Helen Swanson
Conn
Gay Birthday Party For Su Coleman Draws Young Guests
A Sudbury birthday celebration marked Miss Su Coleman's fourth birthday hosted at the Coleman home on Ml road. Children enjoyed a cake decorated with animals and received souvenirs as the party concluded with cheerful memories.
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Sudbury
Su Coleman
L. Coleman
Goodman
Ml Road
Open House Planned for New Sudbury Nursing Headquarters
In the future plans have been made to sponsor an open house for anyone in Sudbury who would care to visit the new nursing headquarters. Ett hoped that a large number of interested citizens will attend to become better acquainted with the members and activities of the organization.
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C. Mall
Wolbach
Williame
Alan Flynn
Richard Cutuer
Charles Way
L. Roy Hawes
Sudbury
Ett
Naval officer reassigned to Alaska post in Io
Syd Frank J. Marsh Jr, a Naval Air Corps officer stationed in Io for two years, heads to Alaska for a month or two to command Flight Deck and about 30 men aboard an aircraft carrier. The message notes his leadership role and temporary transfer.
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Syd Frank J. Marsh, Jr
Alaska
Naval Air Corps
Air Forces Expands Cadet Training Program
The U S Air Force will increase its Aviation Cadet Training from three to eight classes yearly to cut wait times. Major Douglas A McKillop of the Boston Recruiting Station says 600 cadets will enroll in the spring expansion with bases at Goodfellow AFB San Angelo Randolph AFB and seven other sites including Las Vegas AF B Nevada and Williams AFB Chandler Arizona. Cadets receive twelve months of flying academics and military training, earning pilot wings and commissions with paths to Regular and Reserve Air Force careers.
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Bedford
U. S. Air Force
Douglas A. McKillop
Boston
McKillop
Iso
Ies
Mey
Air Force Aviation Cadet
Air Force Reserve
Air Force
Las Vegas
Afb
Nevada
Goodfellow Afb
San Angelo
Randolph Afb
San Antonio
Perain. Afb
Sherman
Bedford Man Appointed Bedford Savings Bond Chief
Raymond Scheubin of Bedford has been named Bedford branch manager and assistant treasurer of the savings bonds division in the U S Treasury. He joins from Lexington Trust Company, has led the Bedford branch since its opening, and resides at 100A Sweetwater Avenue. The program funds national debt retirement and broadens public distribution.
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Bedford
Francis E. Burke
Lexington
Savings Bonds Division
United States
Treasury Department
Raymond Scheubin
Lex
Lexington Trust Company
Sweetwater Avenue
Treasury
Bedford Birthday Party for Dr and Mrs Rogers Lord’s Daughter
Marjorie Lord celebrated her seventh birthday with a supper party on Tuesday. Guests included Barbara Johnston Lorraine Dunham Lila Bladworth Mary Proctor Margaret Lentine Christine Barrey Joan Lord and Judith Lord.
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Bedford
Marjorie Lord
Rogers Lord
Barbara Johnston
Lorraine Dunham
Lila Bladworth
Mary Proctor
Margaret Lentine
Christine Barrey
Joan Lord
Judith Lord
Sudbury St Elizabeth's Chapel Hosts Feb 1 Talk on U S A China
Sudbury parishioners attend an evening gathering on February 1 at 8 p m at St Pauls Cathedral and Trim Church Boston. Dr Williersow will lead the discussion on the U S A and China today amid questions about Russia’s actions, potential war risk, Christian missions, and American aid abroad.
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Sudbury
St. Elizabeth's Chapel
U.S.A
China
Russia
East
Christian Missions
Lmnibeds Tomes
Sudbury March of Dimes Campaign Seeks Community Help
Citizens are urged to donate to the March of Dimes as the campaign ends January 31. Contributions aid Infantile Paralysis research and expert care for affected children, helping families cover costly medical needs and potential recovery.
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Sudbury
Two Seattle Sites Report Dog Bites and Repairs in 1948
The King Humane Society recorded two sites in Seattle where dogs bit 556 people during 1948 and 50 dogs were repaired. The report notes the high bite frequency and corrective actions at both locations.
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Seattle
King Humane Sociéty
Chaotic Economic Text Scramble Reflects Postwar Tensions
Fragmentary note references the BCA and ERP trends, mentioning prewar levels from 1989 and inflationary pressures. It hints at tax changes and chaotic pacing in industrial sectors across several countries, with France and Greece noted in passing.
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France
Greece
Speech Instructors Meeting Aims to Move Ideas Not Words
The narrator recalls attending the speech instructors' gathering where the aim is to get learners to use words to express ideas. The challenge is to draw ideas from air into listeners' heads rather than from a dictionary.
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Fymong
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Frances Devlin
Tel
Concord
Washington
Sibert
Ios
Ted
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