Nazis and Judas Lie loom in wartime Norway tale
A British press digest recalls Nazi plans in Norway led by Wilhelm Redeiss and Jonas Lie, labeling Lie a Judas while recounting Lie’s police influence, the SS brigade and the push to build a Norwegian force obedient to German rule amid a broader Pacific and Philippine crisis.
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New York
Finland
Norway
Wilhelm Redeiss
Jonas
Redeiss
Heinsberg
Ernest Rohm
Naser
Hitler Movement
Reckles
la- Guard
Charlerthy
Reichstag
Gestapo
Feimer
Nelson to Enter Service in U S Navy
Concord draft board announces David Lawrence Nelson of 59 Walden Street has been accepted for duty with the U S Navy and reports for active service on Wednesday April 5. Nelson, recently selected from a group reporting at the Boston Pre Induction Station, is employed by the Concord Highway Department, married and a father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Draft Board
David Lawrence Nelson
Walden Street
U. S. Navy
Boston
Nelson
Concord Highway Department
Middlesex 50 Candidates Drill For 1944 Baseball Nine
Middlesex Loncord-Middlesex School conducts indoor workouts with about 50 hopefuls for the 1944 baseball team. Wendell P. Raymond returns as coach with captain Langon Clay and veteran Johnny Windsor among the lineup. Season opens at Waltham High School as usual, with a 12 game schedule concluding at St George's Newport. Kenneth Reynolds Jr. serves as team manager.
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Loncord
Middlesex
Wendell P. Raymond
Langon Clay
Johnny Winsor
Waltham High School
Concord
St. George's
Newport
R. I.kenneth Reynolds, Jr
Carlin Hurt In Auto Upset On Lexington Road
Donald Carlin formerly of Waterstreet West Concord was injured in a Sunday night automobile crash on Lexington road when a tire blew and his car struck a tree. He received treatment for a broken arm and shock and returned home. he had moved from Bedford to West Concord about a year ago with his wife and family.
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Concord
Donald Carlin
Waterstreet
West Concord
Lexington Road
Lexington
Carlin
Bedford
Rotary Club Notes on Aviation and Economic Trends
Concord Rotary heard Ralph Damon of American Airlines describe aviation growth beyond prewar auto industry strength. He forecast $1000 round trips to Europe, 400 passenger jets at 40 000 feet, speeds of 400 to 500 mph, and 10 000 civilian-owned planes in Massachusetts. He urged regulated private competition, welcomed by the group. Tom Sanborn announced Herb McGill as Newton Club president and speaker on Economic Trends for the Coming Year.
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Rotary Club
Concord
Ralph Damon
American Air Lines, Inc
Europe
Massachusetts
Bill
Tom Sanborn
Herb McGill
Newton Club
Postwar economic shifts eyed by Newton and Concord clubs
Concord Rotary Club and Newton Club president Herbert McGinn discuss postwar production trends. They forecast peak war output, rising civilian goods, and large bond capital shaping the economy. Automobiles, airplanes, European reconstruction and a high national debt are noted, with armistice timing debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Herb,mccgin
Newton Club
Europe
Ifk
Henry Ford
Neville Engaged: Miss Mary J Neville to Capt Charles J Tracy Jr
Lincoln announces the engagement of Miss Mary J Neville to Captain Charles J Tracy Jr of Lexington. Tracy is the son of the superintendent of Kingston. The wedding is planned for January 22 with Miss Mary Murphy as maid of honor and James Neville as best man. The groom recently returned from foreign service and is stationed in a New Mexico Army Air Forces cantonment.
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Lincoln
James Neville
Concord
Mary J. Neville
Charles J. Tracy
Lexington
Kingtons
Tracy
Mary Murphy
Foreign
New Mexico
Army
Air
Birth Announcement for Perkins Daughter Christina Annie
Mr and Mrs Herbert S Perkins of 44 Thoreau Street welcome a daughter born March 11 at Emerson Hospital Christina Annie Perkins is the baby. Mrs Perkins is formerly Clemen tina C Ruggiero of West Concord.
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Arthur L. Peck
Concord
Pailibs House
Massachu- General Hospital
Benton
Dana ‘T. Norris
Westford
Barbara Lee
Emerson Hospital
Herbert’s. Perkins
Thoreau ‘Street
CYO Hoopsters Busy Week at Monument Hall
Concord CYO hoops wrap up season with Bernarda’s Juniors rallying for a win in a senior exhibition over Olford High School. Steffan starred in the St Bernard’s junior game as Acton boys close their season with wins and set schedule against St Andrews North Bellrica and St Jeans Marlboro next week.
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Concord
Monument Hall
St. Bernard's
Olford High School
Paul
Bernara’s
Steffan
Ibe
Acton Boys
St. Andrews
North Billerica
Marlboro
St. Jeans
West Concord Garden Club to Meet with Evergreen Talk
The West Concord Garden Club meets Friday March 24 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Winslow J Damon home. Mrs Louis Audette assists. Benjamin F Clark of Concord speaks on Evergreens and leads an evergreen quiz.
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West Concord
West Concord Garden Club
Winslow J. Damon
Louis Audette
Benjamin F. ‘Clark
Concord
Concord couple marks 13th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Deacon of Westford Road celebrate their 13th wedding anniversary today. Married in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, on March 23, 1931, they have lived in Concord most of their married life. Mr. Deacon works locally and the couple have seven children, six daughters including twins, and one son.
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Concord
James Henry Deacon
Westford Road
Chambersberg
Deacon
Birthday party honors Mrs Mansfield at Bedford Street home
Concord residents gathered at Mrs John J Mansfield's Bedford street home Saturday night to celebrate her birthday. Guests presented numerous gifts and enjoyed a social evening with refreshments.
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Concord
John J. Mansfield
Bedford Street
Mansfield
Novena Opens Sunday at West Concord
West Concord invites all to join a nine day novena from March 26 to April 3 at 7 45 p m in the Church of Our Lady. The novena seeks welfare and safe return of service members and all neighbors in prayer led by missionary preacher Mr Allister F MacDougall of Westford and his wife. Mr MacDougall directs the Middlesex County Extension Service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Everard
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Richard J. Cushing
Boston Archdiocese
Our Lady ‘Help of Christians Church
West ‘Concord
Church of Our Lady
Mission Church
Boston
Allister F. MacDougall
Westford
MacDougall
Middlesex County
Police Chief Delivers Baby in Acton
Acton residents called Chief Michael Foley when doctors were unavailable for the Davidson family's seventh child. With nurse Mrs Larry Roche, the chief delivered newborn Miss Davidson after a swift arrival amid a last minute emergency. Dr Orman L Clark praised the chief's capable work and the incident reassured local residents.
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Beatrice Parsons Acton
Actons
Michael Foley
Harold Davidson
River Street
South Acton
Foley
Davidson
Larry Roche
Miss Davidson
Orman L.clark
Aon
Acton
Concord-Company 10 Region IV Holds March Drill at Armory
Concord Company 10 Region IV M D W C met Tuesday evening March 14 at 7 30 for its regular monthly inspection. An hour of Military Drill was conducted by Private Kuchun and Private Class. Five members were present with service stripes denoting six months service.
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Concord — Company 10
Region IV
M.D.W.C
Aes Meerts Pvt
Kuchun
Maynard Girl Dies in Coasting Accident
News from Hancock Michigan reports the death of Helenius Villa 8 Maynard, a Suomi College student and Maynard High School alumna. Aged 26, she is survived by her mother Mrs Lydia Kujalane Bae sides a sister Irene and brothers Woitton and Edwin. Funeral services are set for March 6 at 2 pm with burial in Fowler.
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Villa S. Helenius
Miegan College
Staynard
Villa 8
Helenius
Marlboro Street
Hancock
Michigan
Suomi College
Maynard High School
Lydia Kujalan
Irene
Woitton Maynard
Edwin
Signal Air Force
England
Fowler Pa Servica
South Acton Resident Succumbs After Long Illness
South Acton resident Hugh Francis O Rourke 62 of Chadwick Street died Tuesday morning at home after a long illness. Born in Boston he was a retired bridge builder for Cambridge and left a wife son and daughter in town. Funeral services and a requiem were held at LeBridet Church in Maynard.
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South Acton
Hugh Francis O'Rourke
Chadwick Street
Boston
Cambridge
le Bridet
Maynard
Lions Club Set Next Tuesday Social and Blood Bank Drive
Concord reports the Lions Club will hold a bi monthly meeting next Tuesday at 6 30 PM in the Old Mill Dam Tea Room with G Sherman Blair presiding A speaker will address the session and a Red Cross Blood Bank drive is planned for April 4 Also Easter Monday dance slated for April 10 at Veterans Hall
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Concord
Lions’ Club
Old Mill Dam
Cong
G. Sherman Blair
the Red Cross
Blood ‘Bank
Ton
Concord Attendees Wil l Travel to Boston for Annual Meet
A fragment reports Concord participants heading to Boston for an annual gathering. Details are sparse but indicate multiple locals joining a regional event and returning after the meeting.
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Quisling
Jonas Lie
Judas
Sipes-Rale
Arbetaren
Berlin
the. S.S
Ger
Pacific
Thor
Teyammer
Yale University
Yale
Laurel
Manila
the Republic
Pines
Mia Ton Repairs
Concord Briefs
Carl J. Friedrich
Main Street
Germany
Women’s Scholarship Club
Caspar Jenney
Central Street
Lily Hurd
Monument Street
Bishop Chevrerus Assembly
Fourth Degree
Knights’ of Columbus
Copley Plaza
Martin J. Harney
Ss. J
Ireland
Harney
Victory
Evangelical Free Church
Michael J.dee
Eim Street
The
Reformatory
Joseph Reitach Vanreee Werdietioe
Irish Charitable, A
St. Patrick’s
Harvey Wheeler School
Concord School
High School
Hawthorne Chapter
C.E.S
Masonic Temple
Ruth E. Forbes
King’s Daughters
John W. Clarkson
Alexander C. Peters
James J. Mansfield
A. L
Veterans’ Building
Willinms
Palfrey Perkins
D. D
Trinitarian Co’al Church
Marlboro Enterprise
Rotary
Red Cross
Women’s Club
Mills Road Hall
Maynard Price
Twombly Funeral
Main St
Mass
Embrasney
Randolph Field
Texas
Tel
Hudson
Carl Johnson
Hudson Street
Stow
Thien
Atso
Davidsons
Hugh F. O’rourke
Goneeed
Masel Nel N. Acton
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Hudson Division
U. S
Main St., Marlboro
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