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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

5

Kitchen Fat Salvage Drives War Fat Campaign

Local campaign urges housewives to save all cooking fats and greases for military production. Massachusetts meat dealers, 5000 strong, pledge to collect fats for rendering plants to produce glycerine and explosives. Collectors promise four cents a pound, with cans and posters guiding safe storage and timely drop-offs. Two million pounds of fat idle yearly could aid war effort and possibly deter Axis forces.

Pacific Far East Cam Tion Tokio America Japan Jimmy Doolittle Fox Massachusetts United States Masachusetts Hirohito Hitler

Acton Sugar Applications Open on Specific Days

Acton residents may apply for home canning sugar at the office of Rationing Board No 41 in the town hall on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m and 2 to 4 30 p m during the canning season. Stamp values for sugar are temporarily adjusted with stamps 5 and 6 valid in defined four week windows while overall weekly quotas per person remain half. The board urges careful use and warns of a two month wait for new ration books to prevent excess purchases.

Acton R&tioning Board No. 41 Town Hall OPA Henry Parkman, Jr

The Unbeliever and Sir Humphry Davy Quotation

A fragment cites Sir Humphry Davy on unbelief and belief in a terse antiquated voice. The line calls the unbeliever the pert and slyest of kinds, reflecting a serious stance in a historical context.

Sir Humphry Davy

Time Stone Farm hosts Members Garden Club visitors

Members of the Garden Club toured Time Stone Farm, viewing an 18th century dwelling enlarged by Abner Goodale in 1778. Guests admired colonial furnishings, a book house, seven barns, a music box cradle, and gardens while officers discussed plans for upcoming floral displays.

Stone Farm Gia John Goodale Abner Goodale Tomes Clarence

Bedford Notes On Local Travel And Health

Mrs William Arnold left Friday on a motor trip to Pennsylvania accompanied by her daughter Harriet Breland to Harrisburg Virginia where she visited her husband serving with the medical corps. Margaret Johnston and her sister Barbara of Maple street stayed home with the measles. Alfred J. Wiggins of Arlington moved into the Hunhnewell house on Springs Road and bought it through William Lyons. Floyd A. Sweetman and children of Concord Road went to their summer home on Stimson Lake Indiana.

William ‘Arnold Pennsylvania Harriet Breland, Jr Harrisburg Virginia Medical Corps Margaret Johnston Barbara Maple Street Alfred J. Wiggins Arlington Hunhnewell House Springs Road William Lyons Floyd A. Sweetman Concord Road Stimson Lake

Freedom Exists Only Where People Care For Government

Quote attributed to Woodrow Wilson about freedom arising when citizens actively steward government. No additional context or dates provided.

Woodrow Wilson

Bronxville prognosticator taubeneck predicts war end by 1943

Ignatius Donnelly Taubeneck a mild manned schoolteacher uses science to forecast events. He predicts the war ends in 1943 with Axis beaten and warns of a possible global mood drop after the war. He claims 89 percent accuracy and stores prophecies in a Bronxville bank safe deposit box.

Bronxville N. Y Ignatius Donnelly Taubeneck Gallup Taubeneck America Orient Bronxville Trust Company

Bedford Man Earns Rating in Harbor Defenses unit

Boston Corporal Robert A Brown of Bedford now at Fort Standish designated enlisted man attaining highest rating in his grade in Headquarters Battery 8rd Battalion 241st Coast Artillery Harbor Defenses of Boston for May. Inducted January 8 1941 promoted to corporal in 1941 served as clerk and now acting supply sergeant lives at 18 Cutler Street Bedford.

Boston Robert’ ‘A. Brown Bedford Fort Standish 241St Coast Artillery Henry DeCassard Brown Army Cutler Street

Army Seeks Hawaiis Dogs for Guard and Sentry Duty

Honolulu reports the Army asks Hawaii dog owners to enlist pets for defense work. The program cites urgent need and promises trained dogs will free soldiers for other duties. Questor, a German shepherd owned by Harold Castle, becomes Hawaii director of dogs for defense and serves as Lt. Gen. Emmons escort.

Honolulu Army Hawaii Questor Kanohe Harold Castle Dogs For Defense Delos C. Emmons Spa United States Io Fi

War Industries Firm Will Return All Profits to Government

Stillwater Minnesota reports a non profit war industries company formed by watermen led by J Ahegin state senator Karl Neumeier John Stolze and R M Hardrath. They leased a factory to a firm already working on war orders and vow to turn back 100 percent of profits to the government.

Stillwater Minn War Industries Pled Water War Industries, Inc J. A. Ahegin Karl Neumeier John R. Stolze R. M. Hardrath Tment

Equipment Sought For Navy War Effort Contributions Urged

Citizens urged to donate binoculars and radio telephone gear for the Navy as part of the war effort. Requested items include 6x30 and 7x50 binoculars, identification tags, and safe packing for shipment to the Naval Observatory in Washington. Owners receive a receipt and $1. past war saw 31,000 instruments accepted.

Navy Uncle Sam Zeiss Bauch and Lamb Naval Observatory Navy Department Washington, D. C Ser Navy Yard Boston Mass

Three Autoists Pay $5 Fines In Local Court

Marlboro R J Zanca of 84 Winter Street Leo H Tremblay of 107 Winter Street and William A Flynn of Cordaville Road Cordaville paid $6 fines in District Court before Judge James M Hurley. They were charged with failing to obey a Stop sign at an intersection. Patrolman J Joseph Slattery was the complainant.

Marlboro Roland J. Zanca Winter Street Leo. H. Tremblay Winter, Street William.a Flynn Cordaville Road Cordaville James M. Hurley J. Joseph Slattery

Ride sharing vehicle application questions and details

The text lists questions for a ride sharing vehicle application including principal occupation, employer, industry, purpose of vehicle use, passenger capacity, mileage in past 30 days, travel to work, and public transit options. It cites certification, vehicle details, and forms OPA R-536 and R-527 for G and E/R ration applications.

Perm OPA

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