Royalty and refugees spark a global vision in wartime era
The piece surveys fugitive royalty and displaced nobles planning new lives in America, noting figures from Austria to Albania and the idea of cities hosting royal refugees. It juxtaposes San Francisco’s Emperor Norton legend with a broader Atlantic discussion of royal exiles seeking asylum and influence.
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Norton
Stock Exchange
Uni
Fevnka
Prisoe
Albania
London
Graustarkian Palace
Cracy
Civil Service Exams Open for Ironworkers and Others
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for ironworkers shipfitting boiler makers helpers blacksmiths in Portsmouth Navy Yard New Hampshire and additional posts including metallurgists and engineers Qualifications include age limits and education details Applications are accepted until deadlines in 1940 and may be filed at Boston district offices or Washington office with salary ranges and retirement deductions noted Salaries range from about 4 896 to 8 448 daily figures and age limits vary by grade Applicants should obtain forms from the Boards or local post offices and courthouses in New England or Boston PMID
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Portsmouth
Board of U.S. Civil Service
Xammers
New England
First
U.S. Civil Service District
Boston
Massachusetts
Recorder
Labor Board
Navy Yard
New Hampshire
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington
Colorado
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Funeral Services For Patrick Hopkins
Funeral services were held for Patrick Hopkins 68 who died Saturday. A requiem high mass was offered at St Bernard's Church followed by burial at St Bernard's Cemetery. Hopkins an Ireland native living in Concord for years is survived by sister Mrs Julian McBreen and several nieces. He worked as a weaver at the American Woolen Mills in Maynard before illness forced retirement.
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Concord
Patrick Hopkins
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Hopkins
Ireland
Julian McBreen
Langstreet
Hopking
American Woolen Mills
Maynard
McGuckin Wins Weekend Golf Tourney at Country Club
Concord reports W. G. McGuckin won the weekend golf tournament at the Country Club with a three up victory. Other scores included Hepburn and Codding at two up, and several players at one up or even.
Concord Realtor Everett Flagg Dies at 86
Concord and Worcester native Everett Flagg 86 died at his Lowell Road home after a brief illness. Born October 2 1853 in Acton he moved to Concord 20 years ago from Worcester where he ran a grocery business. He belonged to Quinsigamond Lodge Odd Fellows Old South Congregational Church and the former Concord Men's Club. Survived by nephew Harland W Flagg of Newton and three nieces Mrs Florence Wood Littleton Mrs Lula Larrabee Auburn and Miss Rena Keyes Worcester. Private funeral held at his residence with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Acton.
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Concord
Everett Flagg
Worcester
Lowell Road
Acton
Isaac
Mary
Calkin
Quinsigamond Lodge
Odd. Fellows
Old South Congregational Church
Concord Couples Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Rev and Mrs Edward P Daniels hosted an open house at 28 Walden Street in Concord for their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple wed in Bellevue Pennsylvania on July 28 1915. They have three children Jane Mary and Edward Jr. He has served as Concord's senior clergyman for over ten years and plans a summer vacation soon.
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Concord
Edward .P. Daniels
Walden Street
Daniels
Bellevue
Pennsylvania
Jane
Mary
Edward Jr
Payson True Wins Midweek Country Club Tournament
Payson True won the handicap flight with a score of 89 to 69 at the Concord Country Club. Numerous competitors followed including Dr. R Fulton Johnson 83 70 and F Harrie Richardson 95 71. John B Buttrick claimed longest drive at 238 yards and top three drive average, while John W Hutchinson led the accuracy drive with 13 yards.
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Concord
Country Club
Payson True
R. Fulton Johnson
F. Harrie Richardson
Norman C. Spencer
Edward P. Daniels
Hubert M. Wardwell
Frederick H. Gooding
John. B. Buttrick
Leonard Smith
John W. Codding, Jr
Charles. .G. Edgarton
William McGuckin
Kenneth L. Hayes
Berkeley Wheeler
Charles L Foote
Dr. Dandolph Piper
John B. Buttrick
John W. Hutchinson
Engagement announced for Miss Alice Beardsell and Charles Eichorn
Concord residents learn of the engagement between Miss Alice Beardsell of East Orange New Jersey and Charles Eichorn son of Mr and Mrs Paul Eichorn of Grantwood New Jersey The couple have not set a wedding date Miss Beardsell is a Concord graduate and studied at Bouve School of Physical Education Mr Eichorn graduated from New York University
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Concordians
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East Orange
New Jersey
Charles Eichorn
Paul Eichorn
Grantwood
Beardsell
Concord High School
Pierce Secretariat School
Bouve School of Physical Education
Bichorn
New York University
Concord to receive new 65 foot ladder truck
Chief Harry E. Tuttle announced Seagrave Corp of Columbus Ohio will ship the town a 65 foot junior serial ladder truck at a cost of 13500. The shipment is expected to depart factory and arrive within about a week after August 15 with four or five days required for transit.
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Concord
Harry E. Tuttle
Seagrave Corporation
Columbus
Ohio
Aner Neee
Military Rites for A L Cushin 64 Held Sunday
A military funeral was held Sunday for A L Cushing 64 formerly of Concord who died at Chelsea Soldiers Home Friday. The service at the funeral home included a full military detail from Corporal Ralph P Hosmer Camp No 55 USW V Dear and Arch Archie Simps Adjutant Walter Blodget Concord detail. A Fort Devens firing squad carried out the committal with a volley and taps. Cushing a former Colonial Inn clerk in Concord served in Company 8B Ft Maine Infantry during the Spanish American War. He was born in Portland Maine and survived by two sisters.
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Cushing
Chelsea
Sales
N. Meekel
The
Uell Congregational Church
She and Williamson
Allston
Newton Calliery
Ralph P. Hosmer
U.S. W. Vo
Dateone
Archie P.simps
Walter P. Blodget
Fort Devenson
I Concord
Colonial Inn
Ft Maine Infantry
Portland
Maine
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Activities and Vacations
Concord patrolman J Almon Heyliger returns to his beat after vacation. Ladies Auxiliary AOH plans August 7 meeting at Monument Hall with Miss Mary A Battles in charge. Roofing work starts at First Parish Church Lexington Road. Fire Chief Harry F. Putnam announces drill next Tuesday at West Concord station. Union season sermons shift to Trinity Church August Sundays at 10 45. Community concert Friday by Norwood American Legion band at center bandstand. Concord residents take vacations to Nova Scotia and Rhode Island. State highway work from West Concord rotary to Littleton commences this week. Rev Wilfrid H Bunker to lead Union service Sunday at 10 45. Aug 1 guest Rev Hugh McCallum of Needham.
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Mary
A. Battles
Centre Bandstand
Crack Norwood Post American Legion
Norwood
Concord
Wilfrid H. Bunker
Trinitarian’ Congregational Church
Walden
Hugh McCallum
Needham
Company H of Concord to Leave Sunday for Potsdam Tour
More than 80 members of Company H M N G led by Captain William A Haggerty entrain from Concord for Forsdam New York where on August 4 they begin a three week annual tour at Potsdam. Lieutenant John A Hutchinson and Second Lieutenant Samuel Melisi assist. The local unit, the largest peacetime company in Concord, has grown with many rookies eligible for the encampment.
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William A. Haggerty
Forsdam
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Potsdam
Haggerty
John A. Hutchinson
Samuel Melisi
Concord Company
Macones Win Softball Clash in Inter League Action
Macones defeat Aldo MacHacheran’s post office carriers 9 to 3 at Rideout playground on July 23. Billy Harms pitched strong for Macones while Joe Denardo led at bat. Palmers edged Midway 11 to 10 in the same evening. Garnett withdraws from league leaving seven teams and a playoff to decide the first half winner.
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Hank” Strayton
Iron Man
Macones
Aldo ‘MacHacheran
Rideout
Joseph Denarod
Billy Harms
Palmers
Hanontd
Thurafay
Garnett
Joanne Itteon
Nem
Tigt
George A. Bauer
West Concord Village Old Home Day Planned for August
The West Concord Village Improvement Society schedules Old Home Day on Saturday August 17 at the Percy A Rideout Playground. Invitations go to former residents away from town for years and a twilight game band concert and Midway are planned along with refreshments. Milton K Paine will show handicraft work from Summer Playgrounds and organize a Junior ball game. A detailed all day program will follow in this paper.
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West Concord Village
Imemént ‘Society
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West Concord
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Princia
Harvey Wheeler School 2
Will
Mrs Miller to Be Club Hostess at Concord Woman's Club
Concord residents note the Concord Woman's Club summer reading class will meet Monday afternoon at 3. Mrs Hars W Miller of 88 Main Street hosts the event with Mrs C H Blackall reading biography of Margaret Fuller. Roy Gray and family along with Samuel Parker couples enjoy vacation at Hampton Beach New Hampshire.
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Concord Woman’s Club
Hars W. Miller
Main Street
Roy Gray
Samuel Parker
Hampton Beach, N. Hi
Sewing groups at Trinity Parish House to be discontinued
Red Cross sewing groups meeting at Mrs. George Hallett home and with Mr. Root in Trinity Parish House will be discontinued for the present. Material remains for home sewing, one quota is nearing completion, and shipments will occur in August. Notice will be given when activities resume.
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Miss Walker Weds August 10
Miss Frantes Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs George R Walker of Concord selects August 10 for her wedding to Frederic M Schaefer son of Mr and Mrs Frederic Schaefer of Pittsburgh and Wianno. The ceremony will be at St Peters Church Wianno on Saturday afternoon at 4 with a reception at the bride's parents summer home. many parties are planned in Concord and Wianno before the nuptials.
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George R. Walker
Monument Street
Concord
Frederic M. Schaefer
Frederic Schaefer
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Wianno
St. Peter’s Church
Barbara Hodgman
Ter
Roy B. Hodgmen
Rupert W. Patten
Littleton and Quincy
Charles Patten
Quincy
TWL League Ball Scores and Upcoming Matches
In a Friday game at Emerson Playground Depot defeated Herronville in a two league contest. Highlights from the era note Ted McKenna Tim Diskin and Johnny Mullen’s pitching for Herronville in a 10 0 win. The schedule lists Depot versus Herronville Sleepy Hollow versus East Quarter Hubbardville versus Depot and other lines with top hitters named from Hub and Dep clubs. The wedding of Miss Barbara Hodgman and Rupert W Patten is planned for Saturday at Trinitarian Congregational Church.
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Emerson Playground
Depot
East Quarter
Ted McKenna
Tim Diskin
Johnny Mullen
Hérronville
Maurice Dee
Depot v8
Herronville
Sleepy Hollow
Hubbardville
Abbh. Pet
Mplannery
Hub
R. Macone
Bodfish
J. Flavin
J. Dempsey
C. Mara
R. Loughlin
Lawton
KB. Q
Macone
Dep
R. Cull
Open civil service exam for Watertown Arsenal position
The commission announces an open examination for a dresser position at Watertown Arsenal Massachusetts with pay six eighty eight dollars per day on a six day week. Applicants must have four years of experience. Applications available from the Secretary or the local civil service boards and must be filed by the stated deadline.
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Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Massachusetts
Board of US Civil Service Examiners
New England
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U. S. Civil Service District
Boston
Board of U. S. Civic Seérvice Examiners
Autoist Saves Car From Train At Parker Crossing
South Acton resident Franklin Smith on Wetherbee Road escaped injury in fog when his car stalled on the Weston & Maine tracks at Parker Crossing after hitting a post. He alerted the approaching train crew with a flashlight, enabling the locomotive to stop and the car to be removed. Chief Michael Foley investigated.
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South Acton
Franklin Smith
Wetherbee Road
Mast Acton
Parker's Crossing
Weston & Maine Railroad
Smith
Maynard
Acton
Michael Foley
Requiem Mass in Concord for Mrs Doherty
Mrs Kathering Tackney Doherty aged 73 wife of Daniel Doherty of Bedford passed away at her home Sunday Born in Ireland she lived in Bedford many years Funeral services were held at her home then a high mass at St Michael's Church Bedford Burial was at St Bernards Cemetery Concord
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Kathering
Tackney) Doherty
Daniel Doherty
Concord Road
Ireland
St. Michael's Church
Republican Woman's Club Holds Rally in Sudbury
Sudbury The Republican Woman's Club opened the campaign with a lawn rally at Mrs A Mark Beckwiths home East Sudbury. Speakers included Addison Greene vice chairman of the State Committee Mrs George Wallace alternate delegate and Mrs Madge Ray state committeewoman. Judge Edward T Simoneau Marlboro candidate for Congress spoke. club chairwoman Arthur R Howe presided and refreshments followed served by several members.
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Sudbury
Republican Woman's Club
A. Mark Beckwith
Carlton W. Ellmns
Walter Piper
Richard F Piper
Edmund
H Sears
Dutee Smith
B M Johnson
Arthur R.howe
Bedford James Turner Apprehended After Hospital Escape
Bedford James Turner, a patient at the United States Veterans Hospital in Bedford, was apprehended by State Police from the Framingham barracks after allegedly stealing a nurse employee's car and escaping the hospital Saturday night. He is 40 years old.
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James Turner
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Couples Mark Wedding Date Concord July 30 Observed
Local couples marked a wedding date on July 30 with four anniversaries noted. Mr and Mrs Samuel Grandheli and Monica Lombardo observed their first anniversary at St Bernard Church with Rev Fr George Mulcahy officiating on July 30 1980.
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Robert
Shirley Street
W. Stone
Mar Muel Grandheli
Menica Lombardo
Davia Court
St.Bernard Church
George
Mulcahy
John F
St. Bernard’s
Warner
Action The Revolver Haat Range At Town Hall Basement
In the Town Hall basement a revolver range is operated by local police and Watch personnel led by Joseph Kasokas. Sessions occur each Monday evening with a 40 foot range and instruction by Mr. Iki, who holds the state’s highest revolver award. Curtis Guild at Wa Hatch won a recent United Service of New England Open Championship. Officers plan fall and winter practice and matches with Maynard and others. Roosevelt Street residents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trolaj welcome a son born at Emerson Hospital on July 29. mother and infant are reported well.
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Joseph Kasokas
Police and Watch
Iki
Curtis Guild
Wa Hatch
Prazer ” Um
United Service of New England
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