St Casimir's Clinches Fifth Straight With 2-0 Win
St Casimir's Holy Name page through a Sunday game at John A Crowe Park. Maynard Turning on the mound backed by Gabby Weinberg and DeWolfe limited Lexington to four hits. Ben Gudzinowicz and Kitowicz drove in runs as St Casimir's secured the early lead and held on for the shutout.
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Maynard
Frankie
Arts
Lexington
Casimir
Gabby
Bill Don
Weinberg
DeWolfe
Ben Gudzinowicz
Saints
Kitowicz
Harrington
Ben Gudza
Johnny Za
Frankie Watts
Luker
John F Gudz
Ed Kitowiczis
Johnny Gudza
St. Casimir’s
Ington
Tuns
J. Gudzin
Orifice
J. Gudzinowicz
Thompson
Sible
Shoer
Furdon
Watts
Two Local Youths Play At Bedford
Two Bedford youths participate in a hurling match with Concord and St. Bernard's of Concord. Stefanelli, ex-Concord High captain, scored Bedford’s lone run after reaching on a tie, as he played short or third.
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Concord
Wallace Peterson
Bob McManpsi
Bevere
Paul
Avere
Bedford
St. Bernard’s
Duke
Stefenalli
Concord High
Stefanelli
Tom King Injured During Game Hal Morgan Steps In
Tom King, dean of umpires in the state, strained tendons in his left leg while at Crowe rk last week during a Maynard St. Bridget's game. The injury ends his long run this season after many years of service, with Hal Morgan, Bill Summers, and Johnny Flaherty stepping in to cover his assignments.
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Maynard
Tom King
St. Bridget
West Concord Hosts Back Bay Club After Scrub Vets Game
A large crowd greeted West Concord as Walk er Vets failed to show for a non league game at the Rideout Playground. West Concord won the scrubs 6 3 behind Georgie Johnson who pitched well. Next Saturday at 2 30 West Concord Town meets Boston Back Bay in non league action.
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West Concord
Walker Vets
West Concord Town
Lowell Nine
Rgie Johnson
West Entry
Gorules
West Concorde
Jim Olsen
Stevie Flannery
Richie Klin
Back Bay
Boston
Barry ‘Higgins
Herbie
Blodgett
Georgie Fenton
Muscato
Paul Sebas
Matt Sepe
Concord club earns state semi pro title in tense meet
Whitney Club of Concord edges Medford 10-8 to claim state semi pro honors. Danvers 9-1, Main 7-1, Clin 6-9. Loughlin and Georgie Johnson split games for Concord. West beats Pad Revere 5-1 with George Creighton pitching. Lincoln defeats West Concord 6-3 behind Don Lupien six hits. West Concord tops Concord in return 6-3 as Fred Lawrence bests Hanson. Joey Sheehan wins 10 mile Roslindale road race.
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Whitney Club
Concord
Medford
Danvers
Main
Clin
the Loughlin
Georgie Johnson
Beds West
Ord Iy
Revere
George Creighton
Town
Wellesley
Jim Feineree
Eats Aglington
Archie Barrett Lincoln
West Concord
Don Lupien
Concord Golf and Tennis Winners Highlight Weekend Events
Milton K. Paine directs Concord playground activities while Jean Denio wins the ladies singles in Concord Country Burleigh tennis. L. Pratt wins a weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club as William Wadsworth takes another golf event. West Concord loses 8 3 to Woburn with Archie Barrett and Harry Cook on the mound.
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Concord
Milton K. Paine
Jean Denio
Lincoln Mohawks Miss Playoff Bid In First Half
Lincoln Mohawks manager John Todd tells the Enterprise the team narrowly missed a playoff berth in the Paul Revere Baseball League first half. Lincoln tied for third with Watertown as Maynard and Belmont clinched spots. A league rule change could pit top four teams from each half in a final. The Mohawks are 3 2 in the second half and travel to Emerson Playground next Thursday to face St Bernard s Holy Name.
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Concord
John Todd
Lincoln Mohawks
Enterprise Sports Department
Paul Revere
Watertown
Maynard
Belmont
St. Bernard's Holy Name Nine
Emerson Playground
Concord Sports Schedule Highlights Multiple Local Leagues
The weekly sports calendar lists games across Paul Revere and Concord Twilight Leagues at Emerson and Rideout Playgrounds. Matches feature West Concord, Lincoln Mohawks, and Musketaquid clubs with start times around 6 15 p m and venues including Jones Field and Page Field.
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Musketaquid
West Concord T. T
Shirley
Rideout
Lincoln Mohawks
Acton V. F. W
Jones Field
Paul Revere
Defiat
Hubbardville
Emerson Reenneihae
Eos
Paul “Revere Fee Gue
Page Field
St Bernard’s Concord Rounds Out Fifth in CYO Baseball Standings
In the Greater Lowell CYO Intermediate Baseball League St Bernard’s of Concord sits fifth with five wins and eight losses. Their latest start saw St Bernard’s defeat St Anthony’s.
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Concord
CYO
Greater
Lowell
St.Bernard’s of Concord
St. Bernard’s
St. Anthony’s
Middlesex Foundation Seeks 5000 For Camp Middlesex
The Middlesex County Foundation launches a campaign to raise 5000 for enlargement and improvements at Camp Middlesex in Ashby. The 30 acre site along Willard brook serves 4-H club youths across the county, with current facilities housing 45 campers and staff. Donations may be sent to the foundation at 19 Everett Street, Concord.
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Concord
Middlesex County Foundation, Inc
Camp Middlesex
Ashby
Willard Brook
Middlesex County Foundation
Everett Street
St Bernard CYO nine suffers two losses at local games
St Bernard's CYO juniors were drubbed 11 0 by St James of Arlington while seniors lost 9 1. Normie Dee pitched for the juniors and Jack Castor with Arky Dempsey for the seniors. Old Timers, mostly service men, blanked St Bernard's 4 0 at the playground with Richie Loughlin and Phil Dee on furloughs forming the battery. St Bernard's then fell to Our Lady's as Leo Duggan pitched the full game for the victors.
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St. Bernard’s C
CYO
Eby St. James
Arlington
Normie Dee
Logal
Jack Castor
Arky Dempsey
St.Bernard’s
Playground
Richie Loughlin
Phil Dee
St. Bernard’s
Our Lady’s
Leo Duggan
New Flexible Tube Light Appears in Forthcoming Device
A new faint light source features a bulb set at the end of a bendable metal tube. The design allows peering around corners with a compact flexible lighting system.
Texans Get Weather Tip From Iraqi Immigrant
Austin readers learn a weather tip from Abdul Latif a UT newcomer who says heat is familiar from Iraq and that residents cool off by sleeping on flat roofs explaining the practice.
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Austin
Tex
Abdul Latif
University of Texas
Iraq
Factories rise in 1946 United States total reaches six thousand one hundred
The encyclopedia notes the number of factories in U S manufacturing grew by 2 500, reaching 6 100 in 1946, the highest level in history.
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Chicago
United States
Encyclopadedia Ta
Greek security arrests over two thousand in anti Communist raids
Greek police struck in Athens and surrounding areas in a rapid sequence of raids aimed at thwarting a looming Communist uprising. Intercepted messages from Gen Markos Viosades to Communist leaders reportedly urged immediate action under Plan F, including sabotage and forcible seizure of ministries and the murder of political leaders.
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Athens
Greece
Markos Visiades
Soviet Attacks UN Balkans Hearing Over Greece
On the eve of mass arrests in Athens the Soviet Union condemned U S and Britain at United Nations Balkan hearings. Moscow charged intervention in Greek affairs fuels Balkan friction and urged withdrawal of foreign troops from Greece and UN supervision of the 300 million dollar U S loan.
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Athens
Russia
United Nations
United States
Great Britain
Balkans
Greece
U.S
Communist Leaders Detained After Balkan Uprising
United Nations hearings on the Balkan crisis focus on Greece as Demitrius Partsilliades, EAM secretary-general, and Rosa Timvriote, head of the Communist educational division, are taken into custody. All Athens Piraeus Communist leaders are reported detained as the government orders immediate hearings and exile for those implicated.
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United Nations Security Council
Balkan
Demitrius Partsilliades
E.A.M
National Liberation Front
Rosa Timvriote
Communist Party
Athens- Piraeus
He Y Areek
Thos
Princess Elizabeth to Wed Lt Mountbatten in Autumn
Royal engagement announced for Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten. The couple, both young royals, plan marriage likely in October with Mountbatten possibly titled duke and Elizabeth's income aided by Parliament. Court approves the match despite housing concerns.
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Elizabeth
England
Philip Mountbatten
Prince Philip
Greece
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Mountbatten
Victoria
Britain
Prince Albert
Saixe-Coburg
George
Buckingham Palace
Farmers Prosper Across Assets And Income Since 1940
A National Industrial Conference Board report shows farm assets rising about 90 percent from 53.7 billion to 101.5 billion dollars between 1940 and 1946. Agricultural gross income grew 124 percent in the same period.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Hartley denounces coal contract as law violation
Rep. Fred A. Hartley Jr. accuses John L. Lewis coal pact of betraying the public and violating the law. He cites the contract's checkoff for sitiation fees and union assessments as beyond the Faber Act and alleges collusion between operators and the United Mine Workers.
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Fred A. Hartley
Rep
John L. Lewis
Hartley
United Mine Workers
Faber
UMW
Export License Granted for Petroleum Shipments to Russia
The Commerce Department issued a special export license to ship petroleum products to Russia hours after Rep Weichel urged refusal. Foster explained exports should not be prohibited as it would disrupt the world distribution system and risk international friction. He noted U S domestic supply remains secure due to ongoing imports to supplement production.
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Russia
Department of Commerce
Weichel
House Merchant Marine Committee
William C. Foster
Commerce
Foster
Department
Navy resignations surge as officers seek civilian pay
A wave of resignations from the Navy and Army tops the drive to higher salaries and better home life. In 19 months, over 1,700 naval officers quit Annapolis to take higher paying civilian jobs, while the Army lost 239 West Point officers. FBI agents fell from 5,000 to 3,200 at war end, about 3,400 by 1947. Unification legislation is blamed for shaping careers.
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Navy
Army
St. Annapolis
West Point
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Evers
Department
Congress
Bipartisan Senate Move Aims to Limit Veto Power
Evidence grows of a quietly organized bipartisan effort in the Senate to reduce or eliminate the veto at the United Nations. The move, still in early stages, reflects congressional concern that the UN cannot function under current rules.
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Senate
Russia
United Nations
Congress
Air safety board backs two measures to reduce crashes
President Truman’s air safety board urges night flight rules above 2000 feet over mountains and 1000 feet over flat terrain. It also calls for electronic terrain proximity indicators on all scheduled transports, supplementing current aneroid altimeters. Howard Hughes’ proposed radar detectors echo the plan. Norman McCoy and the Flying Farmers groups back the nationwide push.
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Truman
Air Safety Board
United States
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Washington
Norman McCoy
Blue Mound
Itt
Flying Farmers of
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Paris conference invites 18 nations with Hungary declining
Hungary and four other Communist led governments Poland Yugoslavia Romania and Bulgaria refused invitations to the Paris reconstruction talks. Finland and Albania had not responded as the deadline neared. The conference aims to discuss a Marshall Plan backed European recovery with American loans and supplies.
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Hungary
Europe
Russia
Credita
Poland
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Great Britain
France
Finland
Albania
U. S. Tanks Deal Reported by Chicago Sun Writer
London based Frederick Kuh reports European munitions firms profiting from U. S. surplus tanks. He cites a 2000 tank sale to Belgian financier Frederic Bracht, who allegedly sold them to Argentina for rearmament. Argentina may dismantle tanks to assemble new units, potentially surpassing its own army’s count.
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London
Frederick Kuh
Chicago Sun
United States
U. S
Frederic Bracht
Argentina
Bracht
Potential petroleum shortage eases in Middle West report
Shortages of refined petroleum products in the Middle West are not expected to become a serious crisis. The article notes gasoline dealers face rationing by a major company, but overall supplies should stay near current demand levels, with a cushion above ten percent. The July issue of Business Comment, published by Northern Trust Co. of Chicago, carries the assessment.
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Middle West
Published & Northern Trust Company of
Chicago
Marlboro Naval Veteran Is Now Concord Druggist
Concord-Arthur Carr, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Carr Marlborough, recently graduated from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in June and is now employed at Richardson's Drug in Concord as a druggist. He worked part time during college and vacations. He was educated in Marlborough public schools, graduating in 1940.
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Concord
Arthur Carr
Marlborough
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Richardson’s Drug
Carr
Arthur Carr's Navy Service and Postwar Studies
Arthur Carr enlisted in the U S Navy Reserve in 1943 and trained at Columbia University. He earned the rank of Ensign and commanded an LST in the Pacific, seeing combat duty. Discharged as a Lieutenant junior grade in May 1946, he resumed studies at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and has warm ties to Concord from earlier employment periods.
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U.S. Navy Reserve
Columbia University
Pacific
Carr
Mass. College of Pharmacy
Concord
Rope justice revived in San Antonio store theft case
In San Antonio Texas a thief was captured by Tillson Perkins son of a famous roping star after leaving a shop with boots valued at 45 dollars. William McCarthy age 57 received a 30 day jail sentence.
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San Antonio
Tex
William McCarthy
Tillson Perkins
McCarter
Early 1880s fan marks electric motor debut
The electric fan, developed in the early 1880s, was among the first practical applications of the electric motor, illustrating early progress in electrical device innovation.
The Bride Bouquet Mystery at Sebastians Secret
A fragmented note hints at a wedding scene with a bride, a maid of honor named Sebastian, and a secret tied to the ceremony. The readable phrases suggest intrigue around a bouquet tradition and a concealed detail affecting the event.
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le Maid of Honor
Sebastian
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