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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
6
Harry Girard of this city receives a Civil Air Scholarship from the Massa wing. The program provides hours of flight instruction at Framingham Airport. Cadet Girard, a charter member of the Marlboro Flight formed last October, will be eligible for student life benefits.
Sudbury reports that Jack Braddew’s foot operation is successful and he will be home soon. He will wear a cast until September, making an unfortunate vacation for the young patient.
The weekly USDA market review reports pastures nationwide near record highs with a bumper hay crop second only to 1942. Moisture fuels strong pasture and hay production while feed grain prospects lag, and dairy and poultry feed demand remains high amid shortages in corn by products, distillers grains, and related feeds.
Marlboro Private Harold E Dunlap has returned to the United States after nine months overseas to begin a 30 day furlough with his wife Rita Dupuis of 22 Paris. He served in an infantry unit that saw action in the Saar Valley Germany and France and reinforced forces in the Ardennes Forest after the Battle of the Bulge. Private Dunlap and his wife plan to visit his mother Mrs Helen Dunlap in Williamsport Pennsylvania.
Ensign Arthur F. Boule Jr. United States Navy is on a ten day leave with his parents on Versailles Street after completing gunnery officer school in Washington D C. He attended Mouth College under the V 12 training plan and is a Marlboro High School graduate who studied at Boston University before enlistment. War Bonds For Back Pay A German prison camp survivor Alfred Boucher used two thousand dollars of his back Army pay to purchase war bonds in Fairfield Maine.
Over one hundred and nine teen young folks enjoy swimming at White's Pond each Saturday. Classes in swimming are conducted under the direction of Sudbury Chap.
Francis McPhillips son of Patrick J. McPhillips of 48 Thoreau Street is on a 30 day furlough from the European theatre. He served six months in Germany with the U S Army. his brother John Buddy McPhillips is in the U S Navy. Mrs William M Shedden and daughter Ann of Vas sar College summer in Wianno with her son William. the family is joined by Mrs free and Commander William M Shedden now at an overseas base.
Fragmented puzzle text hints at a mystic word game. Clues show a Mister title and partial word patterns, suggesting a themed puzzle page with cryptic style hints and incomplete entries.
Concord Lions club members planning to attend the annual outing at the home of Austin D. MacRae, 84 Monument Street, are urged to reserve by Sunday July 22 with Chaim MacRae or President Leon Jean. Jean T Coyne now stationed in Washington on duty. his younger brother Jon B. Coyne remains at a U S Army base. Mr and Mrs Stephen D. Klyce Lexington announce birth of daughter Penelope July 7 at Emerson Hospital. Edith Smith of South Lincoln received Silver Star for son Pvt Ray C Smith Jr at First Service Command exercises. Jack Merrick, ex track captain, now a student at New Hampton prep spent the weekend with relatives.
Richard Crowe of the U S Navy visits family while on leave from duty. Sergeant James J Hanley of the U S Army visits his parents on short leave from Camp Edwards where he is stationed. He is a three year veteran who served in the Pacific. The article lists multiple local residents and community notes including blood donations to the American Red Cross and a senior baseball game at Emerson Playground.
Concord residents note upcoming nuptials among Barry Burk and Irene. two Concord soldiers, Lieut Callahan and Staff Sgt Nas, return from Europe with redeployment plans. Church groups resume meetings in fall. local weddings and births are reported amid university milestones and hometown honors.
Mrs Hazel M Rollins leaves for Nantucket where she will be a guest at the Seacliff Inn for a few weeks. Stanley Phippard, noted for anti air work, is expected home soon after arriving via Air Transport Command plane. Miss Gertrude M Halloran spent the weekend at a Hampshire course and Hanburn wine house during the summer.
Marlboro Swampers secure a win against CY0 by eight points, 10 to 7 in count. Readers note a stray OCR fragment about Marlboro Swampers and a junior player snatching attention.
Fragmentary text shows a sense of pride and gratitude toward service, with references to individuals and sisters, but lacks clear events or names to establish a concrete report. The readable bits suggest a local context focusing on appreciation and communal ties.
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