Vickie at Copley Theatre Promises Broadway Style Comedy
New York producer Gould presents the six character cast in a "comedy struck" farce at the Boston Copley Theatre this week. The show features Sylvia Sidney and Mabel Acker among others as it plays on a feverish homefront theme and showcases a troupe of uniformed women in lively, humorous acts.
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Copley
Boston
Gould
New York
Sidney
Conley
Broadway
Vickie
Fritat “Scheff
Raymond
Sally
O'Neil
Virginia Smith
Mabel Acker
Mr. Gould
Vickto
Unverified reports of half human half animal creatures appear
The text notes there is no medical or scientific verification of such occurrences. It mentions these reports are often poorly described, suggesting deformed beings and speculative comparisons to animal bodies.
Army wives rally for troops in wartime home front effort
A fragment depicts devoted wives organizing perks for soldiers, from first aid and airfield support to sandwich making and AWCS activities. One husband, a draftsman, is overwhelmed by his wife’s militant devotion, causing tension at home as she channels energy into her wartime duties.
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Vickie
AWCS
Felicity
Acton Residents Travel South for Florida Recovery
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Clark of South Acton left yesterday for a two month Florida stay to recover from a recent operation. The Acton Woman's Club met at the clubhouse with President Mrs. F. Williams presiding and a Mexico talk by Mrs. Allen of East Acton. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Milliam Sears and Mrs. Ernest Washburn with a food sale proceeds supporting war bonds and stamps.
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C. L. Clark
South Acton
Florida
Acton Woman's Club
F. Williams Hi
Mexico
Meee
Allen
East Acton
Milliam Sears
Ernest Washburn
Classification Key to Army Air Forces Training
The Technical Training Command assigns new recruits within 24 hours, recording education and hobbies on a soldier qualification card. After induction, recruits move to basic training and then to the training command for specialized air force preparation, with each man’s full biography filed for permanent records.
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Army
Air Forces Technical Training Command
Technics Command
Tadeowelt Aecxetinains
Tra Command
Army Air Forces
Pearent
Center
Everage
Ieee
War Bonds urged by local committee in pay raise scheme
Alfred Algy Lowell of Peakhams Road joins the U S Army and a peace scheme hints at converting 1 percent of salary into War Bonds. Donald Marquisk, son of Mr and Mrs Hex tor L Marquisk of Hudson Borough, is absent from kindergarten for a painful ear. On Friday evening the Board of Selectmen held the first post meeting.
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Alfred "Algy” Lowell
Peakhamsoad
U.S
Donald
Plasma saves lives from battle wounds in world war news
Lieutenant Landis D. Morris of Olar South Carolina recalls plasma transfusions saving wounded soldiers. Red Cross plasma donations power lifesaving transfusions from Africa to Pearl Harbor and Alaska. Military leaders urge continued donations as frontline needs rise.
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Washington, D. C
Saf
Landis D. Morris
Olar
South Carolina
Africa
Wal- Reet
Morris
Ming
Morriss
Plas
Red Cross
Pearl Harbor
James C
Alaska
Milo Fritz
New Guinea
St. Mary's Hospital ix
Ad Rapids
United States
Pee Cross
Jury Awards Damages From Auto Collision in Marlboro Case
In a Cambridge-A Middlesex Superior Court verdict dated April 26 1940 Ralph Boisseau owner of the car in which all three Marlboro residents rode received 150 dollars for damage to his vehicle. The suit brought by Lloyd Walker of Northboro and Rose Walker of Hudson alleging injuries from a collision at Lincoln and Marlboro Streets was decided with 3000 dollars to Maely boro 150 to Bernice ay Marlboro and 50 to Alt Ryan Marlboro distributed among the Marlboro claimants. The Walkers insurance was handled by Fred L. Will of Prairie? ham.
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Cambridge
Middlesex County
Gore
Boisseau
Lloyd” Walker
Northboro
Massa
Rose Walker
New
Dan
Hudson
Boro
Lloyd Walker
Boissean
Fred L. Will
Walkers
Pate Oe Insurance
Fanon Te Luby
Praaingham
Car crash injures Marlboro captain ferried to Fort Dix hospital
Captain James J. Feeley, formerly of the Preston Hotel, Marlboro, is hospitalized at Fort Dix, N. J., after a car accident on the way from Newark. The army car skidded, injuring three people with Feeley sustaining the most serious injuries.
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Marlboro
James J. Feeley
Capt. Feeley
Barking Dog Wins Unlikely Local Recognition
A humorous local item notes a toothless dog that barks the most, sparking community laughter and a quirky roundup sparked by the pet's surprising vocal display.
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General Electric
Emerson
Neston Csieabes
Siles
Hamilton Beach
Marlboro, Maynard and
Clinton
Erning
America IN Action
Imaterial Schoals
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval A
Chace
Landis
S. C
Walter. Reed Hospital
Washir
Mt D.C
P&g
RISCO
Laundey
Nason ST
Main ST
Aktitorg
Brookside
Pillsbury's
Peg
BA Ford
Howe Ford
Finast
Ian
Colden
Pho
Richmond
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