Threats to Democracy and Global Peace in a Turbulent Era
An editorial voice compares historical election methods with modern campaigns and argues for a united, peaceful world order. It cites Gen. Omor Reeder and urges active restraint, warning against indifference to war and praising international federation as a path to liberty and stability.
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Union of Nations
Omor
Reeder
Taney
Stopy Warner
United States
United Kingdom
France
Svéteerlandy
Belgium
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Peer Igeland
Norway
Sweden
Canada
Epide
Esa
Toasa
Rus
Aea
Muth
Concord hosts four day patriotic field day celebration
The Concord Council and Knights of Columbus sponsor a four day event opening Friday at 6 PM with a ball game between Concord oldtimers and Maynard oldtimers at Emerson Playgrowidd. Saturday features a pet show at 8 PM and Sunday offers a 3 PM children’s baseball game between Concord and West Concord. The headline game Monday at 5:30 PM pits Lincoln Mohawks versus Concord Minute Men of the Paul Revere League. Bena, managed by John Todd, recently had its 12 game winning streak stopped.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights
Columbus
Oldtimers
Maynard Oldtimers
Emerson Playgrowidd
West Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Concord Minutemen
Paul, Revere
Bena
John Todd
Elks Field Day Highlighted at Maynard Park
Maynard Lidge of Diks leads annual Field Day at Vose Park on Sunday September 12 featuring sports for all ages and children’s activities. Assabet Valley League games note Stow vs Boylston on Tuesday and Stow vs Bolton 2 1 win on Sunday afternoon.
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Maynard
Maynard Lidge
Vose Park
Assabet
Stow
Assabet ‘Valleyague
Boylston
Afrhoon Stow
Bolton
Bob
Bathboro
Bolten
Meh
In-State Opera Concord-Bill O'Brien Leads Open Golf
Marine Corps sergeant O'Brien from Lo well road played in Fitchburg Hill Country Club's annual open golf championship. He posted a 98-41 for 76, placing ahead of Bob Knowles who shot 77. O'Brien's opening round made him a threat to the Massachusetts title.
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Concord
Bill O’brien
Lowell Road
Marine Corps Serant
Fitchburg
He ‘Hill’ Country Club
Bobby Knowles
Massachusetts
Mohawks Suffer First Setback In Paul Revere League Opener
Lincoln Mohawks, 1947 title holders, drop 7-6 to Coventry American in Crowe Park opener of the second half. Gabby Watts strengthens the Star Sikorski lineup while Morrill and Lankiewicz pace the losers with key hits.
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Lincoln Mohawks
Paul Revere
Crowe Park
Gabby Watts
Star
Sikorski
Ben
Gudzinowcz
Bi‘ Morrill
Bert Lankiewicz
Mohawks
Cumin Phan
Polish American CC Faces Busy First Week Schedule
The Polish American C. C. opens at John A. Crowe Park with a twi night double against Lexington at 6 15 this evening. a second win would boost their standing. Next Sunday they meet Belmont at Belmont’s diamond. Belmont and Waverly clubs, former college and scholastic stars, join the circuit with 6 15 Tuesday evening games at Crowe Park.
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Dwerd
Haners
Paull Revere
C. C
Lexington
John A. Crowe Park
Belmont
Playground Classes Attract About 220 Participants In Concord
Concord Recreational Commission director Bernard E. Megin reports about 220 boys and girls enrolled in the annual playground classes. About 110 attend Rideout Playground and 110 Emerson Playground. Programs run daily through August 20 with swim classes and afternoon sessions planned next week.
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Concord
Bernard E. Megin
Aiscue
Emerson
Middlesex at Ashby Opened for Summer Camp
Middlesex County Extension opens the Ashby camp for girls for five weeks then for boys for three weeks in August. Peter Perry serves as director this season with several local boys and girls set to participate in the camp.
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Middlesex
Ashby
Peter Perry
Middlesex County Extension Service
FIGHT FOR FIRST PLACE IN PROTESTED MATCH
Maynard Belmont 3 0 in a protested game Monday night. The P A C C led 3 0 in the first frame as Sikorsky hit and scored on a series of sacrifices. Belmont managed only a single hit as Gudzinowicz pitched a abbreviated contest. Final line: P A C C 3 Belmont 0. Batteries Gudzinowicz Watts Kenny Sullivan.
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Maynard
C. C
Belmont
Sikorsky
Watts
Ted
Johnny Gudzinowicz
Radio shot knocks Danvers police off air for hours
A Danvers police officer fired at targets in the basement range at headquarters and he misfired, severing a power line that fed the broadcasting equipment and left the town radio system silent for several hours.
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Danvers
Civitan Penny Sale At Riverside Park Draws Large Crowd
The Civitan Club hosts its second annual Penny Sale at Riverside Park postponed from last Thursday. Funds support community and youth service activities with prizes including an Oldsmobile Hydroplane car, electric appliances, cash, and hundreds of valuable items. The outdoor event, seating for 5000 and special lighting are prepared, with club volunteers conducting the sale.
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Taliphan
Riverside Park
Fiel
Civitan-club
Club Main
Elizabeth T. McNally Dies at 78 in Concord Home
Elizabeth T. Patton McNally aged 78 died early Tuesday morning at her brother’s home in Concord Old Bedford Road where she resided. She was sister to Peter N. Dalton and widow of John McNally who died a year ago. The family notes several nieces and other relatives.
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Concord
Elizabeth T. (Patton) McNally
Peter
N. Dalton
Old Bedford -Road
Patrick
Dalton
John Ay
New Arrival Franklin Wyman III Birth in Boston
Concord announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Wyman Jr formerly of Concord Ruth Cheney Wilson of Cambridge and Concord parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ward Cheney grandparents Mr and Mrs ee Wyman and Mr and Mrs Charles Ward Cheney Cambridge born June 22 at the Richardson House Boston.
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Concord
Franklin- Wyman, Jr
Dever
Ruth Cheney
Concords
Franklin
Wyman
Richardson House
Boston
Ee “Wyman
Charles. Ward
Cheney
Cambridge
Collegians Favor 78 Percent Support in ERP Study
A damaged fragment reports that seventy eight percent of a Marshall area sample favored a proposed ERP measure, while the remainder opposed. Names and exact figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Marshall
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