Be Resumed in H.S. Baseball This Year
Hudson high school will resume Midland league baseball this spring with a 14 game schedule opening April 19 at Marlboro. Coach Martin J. Tierney fields an untested pitching staff but a solid veteran infield and returning outfielders Lenny and Donald Johnson.
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Martin J. Tierney
Hudson
Aed
Hudson High Pach
Idson
Marlboro
Tierney
Moulton Field
Riverside Park
Bis
Anfield
mid@eason
Will
Charlie Molloy
Dick Courteman- Shumski
Sullivan
Courte
Brho Fa
Bill Brum
Dave O'Neil
Jimmie Jenkins
Bie Morgan
Lenny
Donald Johnson
Clinton
Maynard
Milford
Natick
Threads in Greenbacks Silk to cotton transition noted
A historical note explains that paper money threads once silk are now dyed cotton. The change reflects a shift in manufacturing materials for currency. The report highlights the practical reasons and potential economic impact of using cotton fibers in banknotes.
Concord High School notes on spring activities and debates
Concord High School continues basketball practice after the season ended to prepare for a town tournament in Townsend. A series of debates and a peace forum are planned in the library with Concord Academy next Thursday at three. The national high school town meeting and New England youth security discussion are slated for upcoming dates, with a stamp drive reaching 50 percent and homerooms Curtis and Sinclair at 100 percent. The school paper Voice will publish May first with short story and poetry winners and a prize for entrants.
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Concord
Townsend
Marlboro
New Hampshire
Miltén
Concord Acaemy
Lawrence
New England
Curtis
Grange Meeting Set for March 28 at Elks Hat
The Grange plans its March meeting at the Elks Hat with Roy Howe state Grange overseer as speaker and Ethel Burgees as soloist. Ruth Woodworth led the weekly bowling event on Monday night. The Alders Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Leslie Sims residence. Pomona Grange held a fourteen member session in Acton last evening.
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Maynard
Grange
Elks
Roy Howe
State Grange
Ethel Burgees
Iaa Edwards
Ruth Woodworth
Aled Bridge Club
Leslie Sims
Pomona Grange
Acton
Name Aides For Veterans Post War Plan
Sudbury selects an Advisory Committee to aid in the Veterans Rehabilitation Plan. Members include Mrs Maud Moore Clark, Mrs Marian C Howland, Dr S Bert Wolback, Carleton Elms, Mrs Evelyn Rainer, secretary, and Arthur V Howland, chairman. The panel will track servicemen discharged and returning home to offer assistance.
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Sudbury
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Veterans Rehabilitation
Maud Moore Clark
Marian C.howland
S. Bert Wolback
Carleton Elms
Evelyn Rainer
Arthur V. Howland
Army couple rents Elm Street apartment in Bedford
Lt and Mrs J L Dalberg U S Army have rented the Elm street apartment recently vacated by the Robertson family. Box 38 was sounded for a grass fire Saturday in the Lexington Park section. Box 26 was sounded Sunday afternoon for a grass fire on Lane Avenue. No damage reported. Women’s Service Club members traveled to Boston Monday night to give blood at the Red Cross bank.
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J. L. Dalberg
U. S. Army
Elm Street
Robertson
Lexington Park
Lane Avenue
Women’s Service Club
Boston
The
Red Cross Bank
Acton School Committee Candidate Thanks Supporters
Mrs. Margaret Fraser expresses gratitude to eri of Acton for support in reelection to the School Committee. She says she enjoyed working with the committee and hopes for the same associations in the next term.
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Eri
Acton
Margaret Fraser
Rudolph King Addresses Marlboro Rotary on Postwar Prosperity
Rudolph F. King, speaker of the Massachusetts House, spoke to Marlboro Rotary about postwar plans for prosperity and jobs for returning service members. A Millis native, King rose from a shoe shop to head of several shoe firms and later held notable state roles.
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Rudolph F. King
Thessachusetts House of Representatives
Marlboro Rotary Club
Rudolph King
Rudolph F. King of
Millis
Massachusetts House of Representatives
J. M. Herman Shoe Company
Scutter
Hallowell
Maine
Somersworth
New Hampshire
Ascuine
Rudolph” King
Massachusetts House of “Representatives
Rotary Club
Boston Shoe Leaders Appointment Highlights Industry Ties
The subject is a member of the Vermont Association of Boston and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts. He also belongs to the New England Shoe and Leather Association and has been named to its post-war committee. Additionally he is part of the Boston Boot and Shoe Club.
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House of Representatives
Legislative Commission
House
Special
Commonwealth
New Haven
Massachusetts
Special Aecess Commission
Millis
Health and Cemetery Commissioners
Blackstone Valley
Charles River Valley
Shel M. Vost
Gordon P. King
Millis High School
Dartmouth College
Tuck School of Business
J.g
U.S. Naval Reserve
Pacific
Boston
Vermont ‘Association of
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
New England Shoe and Leather Association
T That Association BS
Boston: Boot
Shoe Club
Year round Ford Camp for Boys grows from summer project
Dearborn reports Camp Legion a Henry Ford sponsored project for teen boys has expanded from a summer program to a year round operation. Sixty three youths aged 15 to 19 live in dormitories while taking a machine shop course. each receives room and board plus three dollars daily and works or studies 40 hours weekly. Established 1938 for American Legion sons, last summer reached capacity with 115 enrollments, a similar level anticipated next summer. Red Cross donation urged.
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Dearborn
U.P
Camp Legion
Henry “Ford
Enterprise
Legion
American Legion
Petersons celebrate 50th wedding anniversary in Carlisle
Mr and Mrs Peterson of Carlisle road marked their 50th anniversary with relatives Friday night. They wed in Concord and ran a milk business before switching to farm work. The couple have five grandchildren and are linked to town groups and the fire department through long community service. Buy War Bonds.
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Bedford
Peterson
Carlisle Road
Ann
Concord
Ethel Thresher
George H. Peterson
Petérson
ME THE ROI DOZE. Now to Put You Away and Dinner Startep
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Hudson High
Starlboro
Framingham
St. Mark’s
East Acton
Nass
Assabet Institution
Ose
TAX Club Travelers Cheques
Johns-Manville
Hitler
Mrs. R. Fulton Johnston
Frank
Victory Gardeners
Littleton
Tel
Wilder X. Macurda
Optometry
Linden ST
FORD
RED’ Cross
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Pete Bedford
Boston Edison
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