Littleton Triumph over Visitors in Slugfest Title Clash
In a tense smoldering contest, Littleton rallied as Cooper and Leahy led a strong defensive effort. Boulden, Zappy and Phillips sparkled in the field while Croft shut down the visitors with a string of strikeouts, securing a championship victory.
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Cooper
Prou
Leahy
Prouty
Philips
Littleton
Ory
Grondahl
Wext
Zappy
Rennan
Torppanh
Gordon
Boulden
Po Cooper
Prouty If
Eersererees
Ferenee & Leahy Ib
D. Leighton
Werner Gordon
Ewnetee Brennan
A. Leighton
Po Grondahl
Costanza
Croft
Zap
Kendra
Pire
Recital of Miss Hamlin Pupils Held at Union Church
The annual pianoforte recital of Miss Ruby Hamlin pupils on Concord street occurred Friday evening at Union Congregational church. Featured performers included Doris White, Mary Quinn, Vincent Scacciotti, Anthony Sebastynowicz, and Roberts among others.
Car Collision In Maynard Injures Two Operators
South Acton report states Anthony J Maure of 45 River Street Maynard operated an automobile and collided with a car driven by Ernest Lint of Woof. Police noted damage to both vehicles and injuries to the operators.
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South Acton
Anthony J Maure
River Street
Maynard
Ernest Lint
Woof
June Charm Echoes From Seine Dinner for Twelve
Concord notes a charming June scene with a Seine dinner for twelve on Tuesday evening and a luncheon beforehand. Mr Leith, currently studying for an advanced degree at Yale Graduate School, figures among the attendees.
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Concord
Seine
Weaugh
Leith
Yale Graduate School
Quiet Wedding in West Concord for Conner Couple
The ceremony took place at the home of the bride's parents in West Concord. The bride, a Concord High and Massachusetts School of Art graduate, teaches art in Yonkers, New York. The groom, a Capitol Radio Institute graduate, is a radio engineer in New York City and holds Masonic titles. They plan a wedding tour and will reside in Yonkers after.
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Mrs. Conner
Yonkers, New York
West Concord Fourth Celebration Planned Tonight
The 13th annual night before the Fourth in West Concord features a Concord American Legion Band concert from 8 to 11 pm on the school grounds. Hon. Edwin O. Childs of Newton will speak, introduced by Walter Blodgett as general chairman. Membership tickets will be sold. lighting is arranged for the event.
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West Concord
Concord American Legion
Edwin O. Childs
Newton
Walter Blodgett
Vilnace Society
Ciety
Murdoch MacLeod
Richard W. McCabe
Secre
Sixty Executed in Berlin as Nazi Suppression Widens
International News Service reports sixty storm troopers executed in Berlin during Hitler's purge of revolt within the Nazi ranks. Each man faced a three minute trial. At least one cried Heil Hitler as the firing squad carried out the sentences. Vice-Chancellor Von Papen resigns from office amid the upheaval, long tied to President Von Hindenburg and critical of many Nazi policies.
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Hitler
Berlin
von Papen
von Hindenberg
Heat wave toll rises with four drownings and three auto deaths
In Boston on July 3 the heat wave caused four drownings and three traffic deaths, raising the total toll to 32 with no relief in sight and a chance of late afternoon thunder showers offering brief respite.
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Boston
Hunt Dillinger Reported In State
State police pursued Dillinger and a woman after a sighting yesterday. Dillinger identified from a police circular with Michigan plates on his car.
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Boston
Demands for Accounting in Brighton Case and Misc Notes
July reports from Natick and other cities cover a demanded accounting by Mrs. Margaret Smith Brighton over assumed payments to Norma Brighton Millen for stories. Government debt projection and Roosevelt spending loom. Marie Dressler’s health remains critical amid New York reports. Engagement announced between Laurence Spellman Rockefeller and Mary French. A Plymouth foreman is stabbed in a Median incident. Prime Minister MacDonald and Wilson discuss wartime policy.
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Natick
Margaret Smith
Brighton
Norma Brighton Millen
Norma
New York
Laurence Spellman Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mary French
John French
Greenwich
Conn
Maynard Whist Party Winners and Anniversary Observed
Maynard post hosts another whist party with Mrs Agnes Driscoll winning the door prize and prizes awarded to Edward Hoffman Bertha Bure son John Sheridan Hilda Fonsell Mrs T B Costello Stanley Siem ienak Patrick Murray Mrs Wm Reid Wm Wasiuk Stella Kugima Edward Ryan. James Sheridan Sr and wife mark 60 years of marriage with an open house on July 14 following their July 12 anniversary.
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F. W
Maynard Posts
Agnes Driscoll
Edward Hoffman
Bertha Bureson
John Sheridan
Hilda Fonsell
T. B. Costello
Stanley Siemienak
Patrick Murray
Wm. Reid
Wm. Wasiuk
Edward Ryan
Stella Kugima
James Sheridan Sr
Physician Charles W Hutchinson Dies in Concord
Dr. Charles William Hutchinson longtime Concord physician died June 26 at Baker Memorial Hospital after a four month illness. Born March 17 1880 in Framingham he was educated at Framingham High School and Harvard College and Medical School. He is survived by his widow Mrs Ethel Hutchinson a daughter Penelope and his mother Mrs Margaret Hutchinson of Larchmont New York.
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Concord
Charles William Hutchinson
Baker Memorial Hospital
Nwr
Fremingham Centre
Margaret (Farmer
Franklin Hutchinson
Wwepost
Ramyngham
Framingham High School
Harvard
Kappa
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts General Community , Orchestra of Wife and Daughter
Hutchinson
Ethel (Wharfield) Hutchinson
Springfield
Penelope
Larchmont
N. Y
McManus Twins Highlight Concord High and Holy Cross Alumni
John Raymond McManus one of twins with Ed ward F McManus, Concord High School class president 1919, Holy Cross College 1923. Ed ward FMcManus with New England Telephone. Other notes mention a 20 dollar fine for operating to endanger and an East Acton accident about a month ago.
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John Raymond McManus
Francis McManus
Concord High School
Holy Cross College
Edward F McManus
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Paul F. Clark
John Ancock Mutual Life Insurance
Cone Pederal
Este Ae
Frank Strangio
Concord District Court
East Acton
Maynard Welfare Expenditure Drops to Four-Year Low
Maynard welfare expenses for June reached the lowest level in at least four years with a stable caseload of 60 to 70 regular cases. Reduced costs followed higher mill payrolls and Community B R A garden aid. The Board may send two boys to CCC camp if eligible. liquor sale charges against Arcewski and Napoli postponed to district court next Friday. Episcopal parish boys and girls attend Port Pond camp for two weeks with an open house Fourth of July.
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Maynard
William Scully
Board of Public Welfare
B. R. A. Garden
Joseph Arcewski
James Napoli
Episcopal Parish
Parier
Port Pond
Littleton
Burdette Lansdown
Mrs. Cora Day Dies in Bedford After Illness
Mrs. Cora Day Woodard, 74, of Spring Road Bedford died yesterday after pneumonia complications. Survived by brother William Woodard and daughters Emeline H. Woodard and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm from her home, burial in Carlisle Cemetery.
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Marlboro
Cora .Woodacre
Spring Road
Bedford
William Woodard
Carlisle
Maynard Hears Of New Fire Apparatus Purchase
Mayor George T. reports the fire department will receive a new national combination truck and booster tank next Tuesday. The apparatus pumps 400 gallons per minute and carries a 160 gallon booster tank for brush fires and tires. Cost cited is about $3000 with lights to stay on during the holiday period.
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Maynard
George T
Derby Leads West Cord Exalted Ford Lodge Outing
Benjamin E. Derby of West Cord who had been ly Exalted Ford gave Mr. Buckley a the lodge. The lodge held an outing.
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Benjamin E. Derby
West Cord
Ford
Mr. Buckley
Hudson High Beats Marblehead 6 5 in Extra Innings
Hudson High School edged Marblehead High 6 to 5 in 11 innings. Fresh pitcher Francis McNally delivered when needed as the see-saw contest extended the game into the late innings. A heated tenth saw Marblehead pressing for every inch in a tense stretch.
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Hudson
Hudson High
Marblehead High
Saturnship
Francis McNally
Marblehead
Walpole
Winthrop
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Walter Perkins
Salem
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Fred A. Tower
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