NRA turmoil andNormandie ship hype echo amid political race
fragmentary column notes the NRA crisis and efforts to rebuild, while referencing the Normandie liner and French supremacy. it mentions kidnappings, ransom bills, and g men tracing funds, alongside political pressure from Mussolini and sam and the Irish guards at buckingham palace.
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Normandie
Mussolini
Sam
George
Irish Guards
Buckingham Palace
Cele
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Honors R Howard
The Concord Rotary Club holds its weekly noon luncheon at Colonial with speaker Nina S Edwards presiding and remarks noting R Howard. The event highlights Rotary service and local contributions.
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Ncord Rotary Club
The
Concord Rotary Ce
R. Howard
Nina S. Edwards
Spoks
Retirement of Mr Goodson Noted by American Pew
The obituary notes Mr Goodson’s retirement and the funeral held Monday morning. A requiem mass at St Bridget's Church was scheduled for 9 o'clock.
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Goodson
St. Bridget’s Church
Retired coal man William F. Litchfield dies at 77
William F. Litchfield of 38 Great Road, a retired coal businessman and former director, died suddenly at his home Saturday afternoon aged 77. Born in Saxonville to Mrs Amy Litchfield, services were conducted at his home by Rev Matthew A Vance, with Franklin Field singing hymns. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery family lot.
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Franklin Field
Webber Quartet
Glenwood Cemetery
Naval officer takes bride in Peabody ceremony
South Sudbury reports Ensign Ashworth, nephew of Mrs Bartlett, wed Miss Natalie L Bliss at the bride's home in Peabody on Friday night June 14. The groom arrived after a ten day furlough from the Pacific Coast flying by airplane. The couple planned to go to Florida where he will be stationed.
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South Sudbury
James L Bartlett
Peabody
Natalie L Bliss
Harry A Biss
Charles E Otto
Watertown
Harold Day
Washington
Dorothy Brennan
Sation
Ensign Ashworth
Bartlett
Pacific
Sudbury
Ashworth
Florida
New Concord By-Pass Opens Through Concord Area
The Concord Cambridge super highway is now open its entire length from Elm Street Reformatory to West Concord and running through this town Lin.
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New Concord
Concord-Cambridge
Elm Street Reformatory
West Concord
Lin
Wedding of Fabian Friedman in Concord at Trinity Church
Concords Trinity Church hosted the wedding of Fabian Friedman son of Dr. and Mrs. Leo V. Friedman Newton Center. Rev. Smith Owen Dexter officiated with Rev. Charles Russell Peck assisting as maid and bridesmaids wore honeydew organdy and carried lilies of the valley bouquets.
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Concord
Trinity Church
Fabian Friedman
Leo V. Friedman
Newton Center
Smith Owen Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
Anne B. Chamberlain
Emily Conant
Brookline
Anne E. McCulloch
New York
Richard Friedman
Nicholas Friedman
James W. Spring, Jr
Alan McKissock
Anne O.amberlin
B. Conant
Maynard High records family graduation milestone
Maynard High School celebrates a local record as Robert Junior Lester of the Class of 1935 graduates this Thursday amid a family history of high school diplomas. His father, mother, and sister Marion are all alumni, with another son Willis working at Assabet Mills.
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Maynard
Robert Junior Lester
Maynard High School
Robert Lester
Arthur Street
Lester
Marion
Willis
Assabet Mills
Clinton High School
Boylston Center
C. Eugene Kliss
Bank and Insurance Combine in Outing at Concord
Middlesex Insurance Company and Concord National Bank held a joint outing at Country Club hailed as their most successful. Fire Department won the ball games while Eliot R. Howard took men’s golf and Mrs Eleanor C. Lawrence led women’s golf. Miss Luella Huntoon won tennis and Miss Ruth Henderson bowling amid a grand supper.
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Concord
Middlesex Insurance Company
Concord National Bank
Country Club
Prescott Keyes
Eliot R. Howard
Eleanor. C. Lawrence
Luella Huntoon
Ruth Henderson
Ian Wemon
Concord Citizens Vote to Build New Gymnasium
Citizens approve a $60,000 gymnasium for the town with total funds of about $83,000 including a $27,000 federal grant. The William H. Hunt Memorial Gymnasium will replace the jey school and field house on Tow Street between Hubband Street and Emerson playground.
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Concord
Tow Street
Hubband Street
Emerson Playground
Jey
William H. Hunt
Veterans Building
Marvin C
Eisie Rose
Wright
Rites Held for C F Walcott
Charles Frederick Walcott a longtime West Concord resident and former contractor died after a six month illness. Born July 15 1858 in Stow he married Mary Lou Wheeler in 1880 and worked in Hudson and other towns before settling in Westvale in 1900. Funeral held at his home 14 Damon Street West Concord conducted by Rev George L Thurlow with burial in South Berlin Mass. He is survived by his wife son Fred Truman Walcott two grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister and a nephew and niece.
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Charles. Frederick Walcott
West Concord
Mr. Walcott
Stow
Truman
Aurelia (Myrick)Walcott
Mary Lou. Wheeler
Hudson
Westvale
West
Walcott
James 8. Maguire
Concord Newsdealer
Damon Street
George L. Thurlow
Trinitarian Congregational Church of Concord
Benjamin Derby
South Berlin
Mass
Clifford Walcott
Boat Pepperell
Edward Cassidy
Maynard
Frank Hood
Harry Ray
Fred Truman Walcott
Clifford
Robert Walcott
George Ray
Maynard Town Clerk Seeks Restored History Reports
The town clerk Frank B. Sanderson requests copies of two town reports ending December 31, 1914, and for 1818. The originals were destroyed in a recent office fire, and the clerk aims to replace them to complete the records.
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Maynard
Frank B. Sanderson
Maynard Notes Graduates and Guests at New England Beaches
Miss Catherine Coughlan daughter of Mrs Mary Coughlan returned home Monday from Hampton Beach after graduating from Boston University. Miss Myrna Goettler and Alan Palmer spent the weekend at Welles Beach Maine. Pr yes Usher on Lincoln Street and Blanche Broadbent are listed as guests of friends in Whitman.
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Catherine Coughlan
Mary Coughlan
Hampton Beach
Boston University
Myrna Goettler
Alan Palmer
Welles Beach
Maine
Usher
Lincoln Street
Blanche Broadbent
Whitman
Sudbury Woman's Club Carnival Delights Town Hall Crowd
Rain dampened afternoon attendance at a Sudbury Woman's Club carnival but sun brought out families to enjoy booths games and a dance in the Town hall. The gypsy costumed committee and helpers organized refreshments and music while youngsters collected prizes. A Strawberry Festival under Sudbury Grange auspices will be held Tuesday June 25 in the lower town hall with free admission.
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Sud
Bury
Sud@bury 'Woman's club
Walter E. Pipe
George J. Raymond
Leonard D. Stiles
Stephen M. W. Gray
Paul Whitney Rhoades
Laurence J. Winship
Anne Buxton
Charles R. Capon
Sudbury Grange
Lower Town Hall
To Sing at Pops Maynard by Anchor and Ark Club
The Anchor and Ark Glee Club, New England festival champions, will perform at the Pops in Boston Symphony Hall on Wednesday evening June 26 with 300 voices directed by Gavin A. Taylor Jr. who will lead the group in two numbers.
Acton Agricultural Society Elects New Officers at Fair
The adjourned annual meeting of the Acton Agricultural Society announced nominees for offices. President George A Richardson opened routine business as President Charlies W Allen and board members were elected and installed. Treasurer Charles W Allen reported a small balance after two poor weather years. Auditors are William Henry, Soar, and Horace Tuttle.
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Acton
Acton Agricultural
George A .Richardson
Charles W Allen
State Department of Agriculture
Major Charlies
Charlies W Allen
George Greenough
George A . Richardson
George W Meade
W. Stuart Allen
Waldo E Whitcom
Frank A .Merriam
Josephine Sebastian
Edwin A Phalen
Bertram D .Hall
Webster S Blanchard
Albert W Locke
W. Burton Harvey
Herbert B . Bowman
William Henry, Soar
Horace Tuttle
George A Richardson
Acton Fair
Teacher Miss Teehan Receives Gifts from Students
Miss Teehan a popular seven year teacher at the high school was surprised Friday afternoon when she received an electric percolator a silver sugar bowl and creamer as gifts from the pupils of the school. Also remembered by his pupils is William Caisson who received a billfold.
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M Maynard
iMiss Eizabeth Teehan
Miss Teehan
William Caisson
Seniors Lead Acton High Senior DayAssignments Run by Students
Acton High marked its second Senior Day with graduates taking over teaching principal and janitor duties. Punishments involved window washing in secret while supervised by disciplinarians. The event concluded with a wrist watch gift to retiring Superintendent John F. Hough from the student body.
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Acton High
Assembly Hall
William Cunnigham
John F. Hough
Hough
Loretta P Dee Wedding at Our Lady Help of Christians
The wedding of Miss Loretta P Dee daughter of Major Michael J Dee superintendent of Commonwealth Avenue West Concord is being solemnized at Our Lady Help of Christians Church this morning Miss Margaret F Dee sister of the bride serves as bridesmaid with John F Frawley in attendance
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Loretta P .Dee
Michael J Dee
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Margaret F Dee
John F Frawley
Largest class in Magnara High history to graduate
Magnara High School celebrates the Class of 1935 as the largest in the school history with 93 members. Commencement exercises occur tomorrow night in George Washington Auditorium featuring The Corcoran Cadets March, an address by Walcome Robert Duggan, a violin trio, and the Gee Club selections.
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Magnara High School
George Washington Auditorium
Corcoran Cadets
Manche Militaire
Schubert Et Ghys
Stella Rubasako
Robert Gugolin
Peter Piecowius
James Ledgard
Gee Club Seston
Eee
Meena
Welfare costs fall in first five months of 1935
Maynard town welfare department reports savings of 4600 compared with 1934. Expenditures for January through May were 17560 in 1934 and 12046 in 1935. Welfare agent H Murphy credits the decline to improved local industry conditions.
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Maynard
H Murphy
Welfare Department
Middlesex School Awards Honor 96 Students Across 23 States
The Concord Commencement announced annual prize awards and scholarships at Middlesex School. Among 96 entrants from 23 states judges named Harold W Young and others as intermediate and junior crew winners, plus recipients for American history and history essay prizes.
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Concord
Middlesex School
States
Harold W Young
New Britain
Conn
Daniel D Barker
New York
Harmon Adams
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Allen Cowell
Spokane
Wash
Sherman W. Withington
Brookline
Howard W Young
Plymouth
Philip W Trumbull
Weston
L. Denman Whitney
Harold B Kelley, Jr
Auburndale
John C R Kelton
Robert G Paine, Jr
William O Sweet
Attleboro
Maynard Murray Pep pard Graduates With Honors From Phillips Academy
Victor Peppard's son, Maynard Murray Pep pard, graduates cum laude from Phillips Academy on Friday June 1. He is the first Phillips Exeter exchange student to Germany, to study a year in Naumburg and Andover. He leaves for Germany in August and earned high honors in German and Latin at Phillips Andover.
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Maynard
Germany
Phillips Andover
Sunday at Union Church Sermon on Purposes of the Past
Rev. Alfred W. Stone preached on the subject purposes of the past at the West Concord Union Church morning service. Mrs Velina Hinmand wardsen violin joined Miss Marguerite J. J.vigiton at the organ.
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Alfred W. Stone
West Concord Union
Velina Hinmandwardsen
Marguerite J. J.vigiton
Pythians Cemetery Visits and Summer Openings Noted
A week of cemetery visits in Hudson Stow Acton Concord and Maynard celebrates Pythian graves with plans by Charles J Spence Daniel Smack and Harold Butterworth and Albert Larkin hosts at their Lake Boone cottage. Nearby updates include Williams College student Kenneth Palmer at home for vacation Harvard juniors William Ledgard Simon Seder and Inn proprietor James J Ledgard preparing summer premises at Bradford Vermont and Concord residents Daniel O Connell and Herbert Martin hosting relatives. Massa Art School sophomore Paul Wilson completes year. Assabet Mill manager Harry Templeton opens Kennebunk Maine summer home.
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Hudson
Stow
Acton
Concord
St. Bridget’s
Maynard
Charles J. Spence
Daniel Smack
Harold &. Butterworth
Albert Larkin
Lake Boone
Kenneth ‘Palmer
Williams College
William Ledgard
Simon Seder
Harvard
James J. Ledgard
Bradford
Daniel Colbert
Webud Wea
Daniel O'Connell
Newton
Herbert ‘Martin
Lincoln Street
Aul Wilson
Christopher Wilson
Concord Street
Massachusetts Art School
Harry C. Templeton
Assabet Mill
Kennebunk
Maine
Ford Provides Work for Graduates at Wayside Inn
Sudbury Henry Ford through a Wayside Inn Boys school representative offers each graduate a job on the Wayside Inn estate spanning 4500 acres ensuring employment to all graduates.
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Ford
Sudbury
Henry Ford
Wayside Inn Boys’ School
Wayside Inn
Postmaster Maynard Nomination Sent to Senate
Representative Frank C. Sheridan has been sent to the U S Senate for approval for appointment as post master of Maynard.
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Maynard
Frank C. Sheridan
U.S. Senate
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