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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

6

District Nurse Made 300 Calls In May and June

Marlboro district nurse Victoria L Fay reported 294 calls in May and June collected from Metropolitan Life Insurance and John Hancock Life Insurance plus other services. Of 74 paid calls and 47 free calls, six interviews about the service were conducted. Three patients totaled, with assistance from Mrs Ollen Molloy RN for one day.

Marlboro Victoria L. Fay Mon Marlboro Woman's ‘Club Metropolitan Life Insurance Co John Hancock Life Insurance Co Ollen ‘Molloy R.N Fay

GEMS OF THOUGHT QUOTATIONS AND REFLECTIONS

A collage of aphorisms and quotes on deceit candor silence and perception featuring lines attributed to Voltaire and Samuel Coley. The fragment explores the value of honesty vs deception and the impact of silence on trust and friendship.

Samuel Coley Voltaire

I Went to Siberia A Concord memory by J Clifford Geer

J Clifford Geer Concord High School principal recounts his 1918 journey to Siberia with the U S Army Ordnance Department. He describes training at Camp Fremont and Camp Lewis, voyage aboard the Logan and Sheridan, a typhoon near Hakodate, coal coaling in Otara, arrival at Vladivostok, and arrival at a base supplying the Trans Siberian Railway amid Allied troops and prisoners.

J. Clifford ‘Geer Concord ‘High School Concord Japan Hirohito Siberia Manchukuo J. Clifford Geer Concord High School Rudy Currier Enterprise J. Clifford Géer Uncle Sam Asia United States Pacific Ordnance Department of the Army Tufts College Tufts Ordnance Department Camp ‘Hancock Augusta Georgia Ordnance Depot Company Camp’ Kearney San Diego California Mexican AEF Camp Freemont San Francisco O.D Lewis Washington Vladivostok, Siberia Logan Philippines Atlantic Sheridan Japan Island Hakodate M.P Otara Vladivostok Ban U. S Trans-Siberian Railway Moscow St. Petersburg James Lynch Paul Gerdes Camp ‘Freemont Ius Qu Artermaster Corps

Man Makes Up Sats Asks For Expected Aid

A fragmented line from an old newspaper notes a man proposing to fabricate sats and seeking anticipated support. The text is unclear and appears as garbled OCR. Further context is unavailable in the readable snippet.

Film industry notes on stars and crew for new projects

Veronica Lake performs card tricks for This Gun For Hire with world sleight of hand champ Grippo. Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett helm The Major and the Minor with Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland. Maxwell Shane writes Itercepter Command for Pine and William Thomas. Arlen and Parker to star. Kellaway, South African born, is a descendant of American soldiers. Ann Miller, in Priorities 1942, has no publicity photos yet. cameramen seek dramatic poses.

Veronica Lake Jan ‘Grippo Billy Wilder Charles Brackett Ginger Rogers Ray Milland Maxwell Shane Itercepter Command William ‘Pine William. Thomas Richarde Arlen Jean Parker

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