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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1942

Page

3

Rep Furbush Seeks Seat in State Senate

Rep Richard I Furbush of Wal tham seeks election to the Fifth Middlesex State Senate seat. He was born in Wal tham in 1904 and has served on the Waltham City Council, led local Republican groups, and worked in war production. He has volunteered for USO and Citizens' Committee and held posts on Public Welfare and Pensions committees. He lives with his mother at 62 Waverley Oaks Rd in Waltham and is active in local clubs.

Richard I, Furbush Waltham Middlesex Lexington Bedford Hudson State Senate Concord Lincoln May Nard Acton Boxboro Stow Sudbury Watertown Furbush Monument Street Peter Bulkeley Waltham High Harvard University Youn Men’s Republican Club of Cambridge Massachusetts Committee On ‘Public Safety USO Citizens’ Committee Co. B. Gerd Infantry MSG Public Welfare Herter Daniel H. Coakley Governor Massachusetts Edna. M. Furbush Waverley Oaks Isaac Parker

Wide appeal seeks spotters across Massachusetts towns

J W Farley, executive director of the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety, urges 351 cities and towns to recruit civilian defense spotters for 24 hour aircraft warning posts. He asks contacting American Legion commanders to fill gaps as military enlistments thin ranks. local chairmen will arrange community coverage.

J. W. Farley Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety American Legion Farley Weed Foundation Massachusetts Rae Lene Tion

Local people buy lots at Lake Shore Marlboro

Marlboro launches its first cottage and lake shore development at Fort Meadow Lake on an 87 acre estate east of the reconstructed causeway. One cottage is finished with others under construction. the estate has long been a Cunningham family landmark, now purchased by William E. Schlusemeyer from Mr and Mrs George B Badger who have lived there years. Mrs Badger is a descendant of the original owner. The new owners have adopted the...

Marlboro Fort Meadow Lake Cunningham William E. Schlusemeyer George B. Badger Lake Shore

Plans For 200 Cottages At Indian Lake Shores

New owners designate Indian Lake Shores as the location for a development with about 200 cottage sites. Already roughly a dozen local families have purchased Cottage sites.

Indian Lake Shores

Mother Preserves Papers for Sailor Son

Marlboro Oscar Bourdeau, a Navy sailor stationed at Norfolk, Virginia, returns after a five day furlough at home with his mother Mrs Leo na Bourdeau of 33 Paris street. She saved copies of the paper during his five months absence so he can read them when he is present. She could not mail him the papers due to uncertain location.

Marlboro Oscar Bourdeau Navy Norfolk Virginia Léona Bourdeau Paris Street

Mind's Mystery Quote From Cicero

A concise reflection attributes to Cicero that the mind itself cannot know what the mind is. The aphorism explores self awareness and epistemology in a compact, thought provoking line.

Cicero

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