World War II Dead to be Shipped Home in August
Washington announced that about 300000 American World War II dead will begin returning home in August. The first arrivals come from seven Hawaii cemeteries reaching San Francisco around August 18, followed by remains from Henri Chapelle Belgium and then from graves across Britain Normandy Brittany Africa Middle East Mediterranean Caribbean Bermuda Australia Solomons Philippines Iwo Jima Okinawa China India Burma. Deliveries depend on steel for casket manufacturing, with 25000 bodies monthly expected, and relatives may choose burial overseas or return home at public expense. about 80 percent choose to bring them home.
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Thief Leaves Book Souvenir in Salem Car
A thief broke into George Lowey's parked automobile in Salem Massachusetts and stole nothing but left a copy of the book Twenty Years in Congress as a curious memento.
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Memory Lane in Concord Fifty Years Ago Debates and Dons in Town
A Concord high school debate on electric lights opens the 50 years ago column r uniting the town as John Damon and Ralph Dakin argue for and Nathaniel How and Charles Gage oppose. Social and civic notes span clubs, officers installed, donations, theater plans, and local business moves.
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Ladies Miscay Society
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Harriet Hubbard
George H. Hunt
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Daniel A. Lakin
Concord VD
B. Alcott Pratt
Frederick Taylor
Annursnac Grange
Mattie Donovan
William S. Ingham
Concord Grange
Elizabeth Dwyer
Acton Volunteers Listed in Emerson Hospital Drive
Acton workers join a Concord Emerson Hospital Building Fund drive to expand the hospital to 79 beds. Co chairmen Mrs. George Newton and Mrs. Wallace Cameron lead town volunteers with captains and solicitors names listed for Acton Littleton Stow and Roxboro areas.
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Acton Community Invited to West Acton Church Social
All local residents are invited to a Christian Endeavor social at the West Acton Baptist Church Friday at 7 30 p m. The event aims to gather community members for fellowship and activities.
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Acton School Board Nominations Open
Ernest Simpson and Hazel Vose have taken out papers to run for two seats on the Acton school committee with terms expiring this year. Lawrence Donnelly seeks re election as chairman, while Mrs Arthur Fraser and Mrs J Henry Engman decline to run. Additional papers circulate for cemetery and public welfare posts, with all nominations due by February 13 at 5 PM.
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Harry Holt
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Board of Public Welfare
Australia builds up shipping with seven new vessels
Canberra reports the Australian government will own twenty seven ships after commissioning seven new vessels this year, expanding national shipping capacity.
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