Latvia's Ullman Seen As Latvian Dictator Figure
A biographical sketch outlines Karl Ullman, born Karl Ulmann in Lincoln 1909, who rose from milk routes to government work in Latvia. It notes his education, debt repayment, migration back to Latvia, and a 1934 move to power, with emphasis on his authoritarian vision and rule shaping Latvia’s state apparatus.
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New York
Fine Ulmanis
Coln
Neb
Latvia
Sas
Ody
Ering
Dents
Lincoln
Karl Ullman
Ulmans
Dhevdean
le College of Agriculture
Nebraska
Te County Wits
Utitter
Trartst
Ullman
Wepaper
Edi
Vabout
Elf
United ‘States
Europe
National Assembly
Washington
State Department
Hitler
Baby Clinic Planned For Thursday At Town Health Centre
The Board of Health announces the next baby clinic will be held at the Health Centre Town Building at 2 30 o clock on Thursday afternoon. Miss Mary Ward public health nurse will assist in charge of the clinic.
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Maynard
Board of Health
Sheld
Thureday
Drebcm-Oremer
Mary Ward
Public ‘Health Nourse
Acton Women’s Church Aid Elects Officers at Meeting
The Acton Women’s Church Aid held its annual meeting at Mrs. Charles Davis’s Waterbrook Road home. President Mrs. George Best presided as officers were elected for the coming year: Ian Spencer Faylor as vice president, Mrs. Thomas Drummond as secretary, and Mrs. Williamears as treasurer. Refreshments were served by a capable committee.
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Acton
Heli
Charles ‘Davis
Waterbrook Road
George ‘Best
Idheas
Iain Spencer “Faylor
Thomas Drummond
William Ears
Devis
Concert Friday Night at Harvey Wheeler School Grounds
The Legion band will give a community concert at West Concord on Friday night. This first concert of the season replaces the Rideout Playground site due to rainouts two weeks ago.
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Concord
Legion
Harvey Wheeler
West
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Supper Party Held at Rodoff Sholom Synagogue
Members of the Jewish Ladies Big Society hosted a recent supper at Rodoff Sholom synagogue. Guests included Mrs. Sara Bell Mrs. Ida Gruber Mrs Frances Kaplan and others. Table decorations featured flowers and candles, with card games and prizes won by Ida Seder and Sara Bell. The committee chaired by Mrs. Ive Cremer and Mrs. Miriam Rubin assisted.
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Rodoff ‘Sholom
Jewish Ladies Big Society
Sara Bell
Ida ‘Gruber
Frances Kaplan
Rose Gilman
Miriam Rubin
Frances Liebeman
Lena Lerer
Ida ‘Seder
Gertrude Gruber
Eva Gremer
Rose ‘Blumky
Norma Gruber
Arkin
Concond
Ida Seder
Jbve- Cremer
Miriam ‘Rubin
Norma. Gruber
Rained Out Softball Game Delayed by Storm
Rain prevented the softball game scheduled for this evening, delaying play as weather conditions persisted.
Maynard Grieves Reacts to News Reel at Peoples Theatre
Maynard Grieve and other Maynard Country Club members watched a Peoples Theatre news reel showing Queen Elizabeth II visiting injured soldiers in a distant hospital. Frank Grieve, a World War I veteran, recognized a nurse or soldier in the footage and remembered battles and a hospital stay from his service.
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Maynard
Taft Avenue
Maynard Country Club
Peoples Theatre
England
Frank
Grieve
Funeral services for Gardner Poole held in Boston church
Funeral services were conducted yesterday for Gardner Poole at Park Street Congregational Church in Boston. Poole, who died Saturday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, formerly lived in South Sudbury and chaired the Sudbury finance committee for years. He was known in business circles and was a friend of former President Herbert Hoover.
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Sudbury
Gardner ‘Poole
Class of 38 Reunion at Mansion Inn Maynard
The Class of 1938 at Maynard High will gather at Mansion Inn next Tuesday night for entertainment dancing and dinner as part of a social reunion. Committee members Albert Bachrach Daniel Sullivan Lyli Tervo Donald Jones Anna Lyons Doris Marsden and Rita Foley coordinate the event and invite anyone wishing to attend to contact them.
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Meynard
Maynard High School
Mansion Inn
Hituate
Albert ‘Bachrach
Daniel ‘Sullivan
Lyli Tervo
Donald Jones
Anna Lyons
Doris Marsden
Rita ‘Foley
Festival at Quincy Observes Eastern Temperance Society Event
Maynard announces the annual summer festival of the Eastern Temperance Societies at Quincy on July 20 and 21. The National Band directed by Hugo Kalander headlines the features as Saturday night dance, sports and entertainment proceed with the Alka Temperance Society of the town as a member group participating.
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Maynard
Eastern’ Temperance’ Societies
Quincy
Hugo Kalander
Rose Tures
Prrgram
Alka Temperance Society
VW Auxiliary Whist Winners Named at Maynard
VW Auxiliary held its weekly whist party Friday evening with prizes awarded to Mrs Mary Tobin, Mrs Elizabeth Reid, Mrs Mildred Zaniewski, Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs Graham, Mrs Alice Murphy, Mrs R. Perkins, Mrs Elizabeth Adams, Mrs Agnes Driscoll, and Mrs Annie Scully. Minnie Campbell won the door prize and bingo prizes went to Mrs Addie Walt, Mrs Gertrude Tucker, Mrs R. Perkins, Mrs Bikkinene, and Mrs M. Campbell. Another party is planned for Friday evening.
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VEFW
Maynard
Mary Tobin
Elizabeth Reid
Mildred Zaniewski
Fitzgerald
Graham
Alice Murphy
R. Perkins
Elizabeth Adams
Agnes Driscoll
Annie Scully
Minnie Campbell
Addie Walt
Gertrude Tucker
Ir. Perkins
Bikkinene
M. G@mpbell
Car Crash Near Powdermill Road Injures Six
A collision on Powdermill Road before a holiday left six people injured, including John M Clark of Boston and Gerard Duchenen of Haverhill. In Duchenen’s car were Shirley Dagley Bradford Irene Levesque Ernest Fortier and Kenneth Boucuzac. They were treated for minor cuts and bruises at Dr Raymond Hooper's office.
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Powdermill
John M Clark R
Boston
Gerard Duchenen
Haverhill
Duchenen
Shirley ‘Dagley Bradford
Irene Levesque
West Warwick
Rhode Island
Ernest A Fortier
Kenneth ‘Boucuzac
Raymond Hooper
Sudbury Summer Services At First Parish Unitarian
Sudbury Center residents are invited to summer church services at the First Parish Unitarian Church Sudbury Center. Services run through August starting at 9 80 4 m with a simple format and community gathering.
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Church
Service &T
FIRST
Gudbury Center
Sudbury
Unitarian
Sudbery ' Center
Acton Couple Wed In Rustic Faulkner Homestead Ceremony
Miss Gurrie daughter of Richard S. McCabe of High Street married Ville Bates in a simple July wedding at Faulkner Homestead Acton. Rev Harold Thurstan officiated as ox cart conveyed the couple along a tree shaded lane. Guests from Leex Boston Malden Baltimore New York City and Acton attended. Both are artists. bride studied at Cambridge College of Liberal Arts groom at Columbus School of Art. They will live in Provincetown.
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South Acton
Gurrie He
de “Mire
Richard S. McCabe
Saas
Harold ‘Thurstan
Antley
Church of” = Redeemer
Lexington
Meére
George Forbes
Acton
Lincoln
Leex
Boston
Balm Malden
Baltimore
New York City
Cambridge ‘College of Liberal Arts
Columbus School of Art
Columbus
Ohio
Child-Walker School ‘of Designs
Richard S. McGabe
Middlesex County
Barss
Provincetown
Legion Dance Draws Crowd at Sudbury Town Hall
The American Legion dance held in Sudbury town hall the night before the Fourth drew a large crowd. It was informal with young people enjoying good music and a successful event. Commander Albert D. Haynes and aides Stephen M. Gray and Albert A. Talland praised the turnout and the evening.
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Sudbury
American Legion
Box Pence
Albert
D. Haynes
Stephen .M. «Gray
A. ‘Talland
Hgrood
Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Pinto Pleasant Ishrest marked a 25 year marriage anniversary with a Sunday home gathering and a reunion dinner. They have two children, Mrs. John P. Wojtkiewicz and Helen Piuto, and one grandchild. Relatives and friends sent gifts and messages of congratulations.
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Maynard
John Pinto
John P. Wojtkiewicz
Helen Piuto
Igrantison
Rene Vot
WPA Concert at Bedford Hospital by Massachusetts WPA Orchestra
The regular weekly WPA Music Project concert will be held Monday afternoon at the United States Watering Administration hospital. The Massachusetts WPA Orchestra conducted by Charlie will perform for patients and staff as part of the program benefiting hospitals and institutions across the state.
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Bedford
United States Waterang’ Administration
Massachusetts
WPA
T Pin
The
Geacon
Charlies
State
Bedford Sees Second Serious Accident of Day
Two people injured in Bedford and Eton incidents were treated at the Annie hospital after a second serious accident of the day.
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Bedford
Eton
Annie Hospital
Thunder and lightning strike Maynard area with rain and damage
Heavy downpour accompanied by hail yesterday afternoon eased humidity but caused outages. Several fuses blew at fire headquarters triggering the alarm each time a fuse blew. A tree fell on Waltham Street and another on West Drive was split by lightning, officials report.
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Maynard
Beliford Wedding Unites Hunt and Callahan in Lexington
Marie Hunt daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hunt of Burlington road wed James Callahan son of Mr and Mrs George Callahan of Crosby roads in the Episcopal church of Lexington. Rev Harold Handley officiated. Maid of honor Evelyn Hunt sister of the bride. Best man William Callahan brother of the groom. Reception at the bride’s home Burlington road for immediate family and a few friends. After a wedding trip to Maine the couple will reside in Lexington.
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Beliford
Marie Hunt
Charles ‘Hunt
Burl Ington
James Callahan
Birs George
Callahan
Crosby Roads
Episcopal Church
Lexington
Harold Handley
Evelyn ‘Hunt
William @allahan
Burlington-road
Maine
Tom King Ends 27 Year Officiating Career at State Tournament
Renowned official Tom King, known as the old master, retired after handling his last game as an mpire at the state semi pro tournament held in Marboro. Acting on doctor’s orders, King’s colorful career began in 1913, marking a long era in the sport world.
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Maynard
Tom King
Anmpire
Marboro
Tom
Finis
Fourth of July events bring quiet night with bonfire
July Fourth in Bedford saw no arrests or accidents as crowds gathered for a giant bonfire event sponsored by the Progressive Hub. A two day carnival drew attendees from distant areas while proceeds supported charity during Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons and other times of need.
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Magnara
Frank J DeMars
Crowe Park
William F .Baron J
Frank J
Bedford
Special Course Leave for Nurse Elizabeth Porter
Miss Elizabeth Porter, nurse for the Public Health Association, to take a special course at Boston University. She has four two month leaves at a time to complete the program and vacation breaks.
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Elizabeth ‘Porter
Public "Health Association
Boaton
Grace
Youths tied to Boston car theft chased to Concord Court
Three Charlestown youths James J Cavanaugh Peter Dowd and Joseph E Hickey were rounded up after a chase from Alma area Boston through Lawrence Lowell and Bedford to Route 62. They collided with Manuel Leal in Burlington and hid in woods before police captured them. Leal suffered a fractured wrist nose ribs and head injuries. At Concord District Court Hickey was held as a juvenile on $6000 surety Dowd faced $1000 surety and others were bound over to the grand jury with various sureties. They were jailed in East Cambridge pending proceedings.
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Eiford
Bedford
Concord
James J.cavanaugh
Peter Dowd
Joseph E. ‘Itkey
Charlestown
Alma Hs
Atro
Boston
Mfe
Thien
iMrederick HH. dGullivan
George Peterson
Stephen J. Tackney
Hickey
Evenaugh
Dowd
East Camboige
Rainy Night Parade Honors Sudbury Firemen Helpers
Firemen Association members repaired storm ravages and led a rainy parade from South Sudbury. Chief Seneca W. Hall, the force, Boy Scouts, Spirit of 76, Color guard, and local groups including the Brand and Selectmen, Woman's Club and Grange displayed floats with prizes for Uncle Sam Walter Harding and others.
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Tthe Firemen's Association
Sudbury
Seneca W. Hall
Spirit of 76
Legionnaires
Al‘bert’ Haynes
Nommending
Selectman
Sadbury Woman's Club i
The
Grange
Prines
Walter ‘Harding
Sam Algo
Charles Dketedt of Maynd Passes in Charlestown
Charles Dketedt 15 Warren Street died in Charlestown late Sunday. He is survived by his wife Edith and a number of relatives including Signe, Mrs. Skinner of Bayton Ohio, and George Ekatell of Maynard. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev. Leonard W. Fowler of the Congregational Church officiating. Burial will be in Glenwood cemetery.
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Charles Dketedt
Warren Strest
Wkstedt
Maynard Marries Mildred Ranitell Daughter of Mrs Ranitell
The marriage of Mildred Ranitell daughter of Mrs Jennie Ranitell of Maplestreet to David Wesge was announced. Wesge was employed by the Sreshean TKa Company.
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Maynard
Mildred’ Ranitell
Jennie Ranitell
Maplestreet
David Wexge
Satu Yoke
Wesge
Sreshean' Tka Company
Maynard Bride and Mullin Married at Bridget’s Church
Miss Alice Pearns daughter of Mrs Bertha Pearns and the late Frank Pearns and John Provasolis a high school faculty member served as best man in the marriage of Miss Alice Pearns to Mullin at a nuptial Mass at Bridget’s Church. The bride wore a white swiss satin gown with veil and carried a white bouquet. The bride is a Maynard High School and Boston University graduate. Mullin is master of Maynard High School and holds a Master of Education from Boston College. The ceremony was performed by Rev D Baward O Bryan. a reception followed at the home of the bride. The couple will reside at 141 Summer Street, Maynard.
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Maynard
Alice ‘House ‘Pearns
Toaches ‘Meynard
Summer Street
Bertha
Fearns
Heynes Street
Mullin
Ward Council
Knights .of . Columbus
Maynard Teachers Club
Maynard Dramatic Club
Ibride
Young GOP. Activities Listed for July Meeting
The committee of the Young Republican Club will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs J Henry Engman on Friday July 12. Committee members include Leslie Larsen Carl Christofferson James Baker Hazel Vose Edith Engman and M Prendergast.
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Acton
Lub
J. Henry ‘Engman
Robert M
Bushnell
Damey Gates
Schmitz
Massachusetts
Thing
Corm
Allen G. Moody
Seasie Christofersen
Margaret ‘Larsell
Leslie Hi Harris
Monday Whist Party Honors at Afaynard Club
The Monday afternoon Whist event awarded prizes to Wr. Hava Street er, Mrs Susie Sheehan, Mrs Agnes Drisegll, Mrs Alice Murphy, Mrs Barth Greene, Mrs Eva Morvill, Mrs Elizabeth Kopp, Mrs Nellie Swerke, Mrs Anne Dora, Mrs Ruth Perkins, and Mrs William O'Donnell won the special prize.
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Afaynard
Hava Streeter
Susie Sheehan
Agnes Drisegll
Alice ‘Murphy
National Defenses Day Observed by Sudbury Daughters
General Bisbee spoke at Brookline on July 6 for Patriotic Education Day stressing defense and Americanism. He shared experiences from 41 years in the army and four wars. A new member, Mrs William A Davids Ban, joined the Sudbury branch with a Worcester Rice gift and notes from Laura Rice.
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Sudbury
General Bisbee
United States
Daughters of Th
Brooklin
Frad
Nbrarian
Rice
Worcester
Laura “A .Rice
Wayside
William .A. Davids Ban
Des Willis
Ithe
Wiceg
Marlboro
iMiss
Ruth Wright
Pilgrim Jpin Trustees
Smelling of
Itield
Gootlic ‘Library
South Sudin
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Baby Clinic
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