Concord coach joins Happy Land Camp as counsellor
Kenneth Creighton, longtime Concord High School coach and educator, takes the role of head counsellor at Happy Land Camp in Arlington Vermont. The camp, opening June 30 for an eight week season, emphasizes supervision and a full program including riflery under NRA affiliation.
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Goncord
Kenneth Creighton
Coheora High School
Swill
Happy Land
Arlington
Vermont
Cotching Simmer
Creighton
New Ampshire
Ae Beach
Eget
Conhci
W . Warren Salte
Arlington Dmp
Iter
Concord
Ghee
Happy A
National Rifle Association
Sal“er
Ciup
Sbaltegy
Tor Mt Ur
Etic
Weal
Concord Jays Defeat Ard Jays 9 6 At Emerson Playground
Concord Jays beat Ard Jays 9 to 6 at Emerson Playground on Thursday afternoon after a postponed start. Lenny Er Dave Robinson and Leo Grath each contributed in pitching for Concord.
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Concord
Concord High Jaynees
Ard. Jays
Emerson Playground
Lenny Er
Dave Robinson
Leo Grath
Concord Victors
Early French Revolution messengers mapped in press records
Encyclopedia Britannica notes that reporters served as messengers during the early years of the Revolution. Their dispatches were often fed into newspapers, shaping public understanding of events.
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Ign
Encyclopedia Britan
West Concords League Tilt Postponed and Schedule Changes
West Concord Town Team faces a postponed Middlesex County League game at Pepperell moved to 11 30 am. This week the team prepares for its home debut next Sunday with Aver 41 Rideout. A league game vs Groton is set before the next home date, with Westford on May 18 and North Chelmsford visiting May 16.
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West Concord
Pepperell
Aver
Groton
Tedth
Westford
North Chelmsford
Concord High Tops Melrose in Five-Run Sixth Inning
Concord, rallying from a 4-1 deficit, exploded for seven runs in the sixth to beat Melrose High 21-5 in the Middlesex League. Creighton-coached Concord piled 19 hits, led by Pearson four for six and Sparker three for five, while Brewer allowed the visitors 19 hits as Melrose managed five runs. Erickson started for Concord before Fenton relieved, and Stefanelli Skewes and De Ruzzo added key two-for-five nights.
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Goncord
Melrose Eitchers
Conigh
Iesday
Melrose
Concord
Creighton
Melrose Wit
Lennie Rickson
Georgie Fenton
Cojficord
Pearson
AWS
Elrose
Erickson
Fétiton
Ese
Brewer
Ith
Jéties
Brown
Maynard Triumphs Over Mayra in Local Opener at Crowe Park
Maynard edged Mayra 3 to 2 in the home opener at Crowe Park. Bowers struck out 17 batters over six innings, allowing no earned runs as Jack Swanson debuted with six scattered hits. Wasiluk, Luker, and Egan led the Orange and Black at the plate and on the bases in a tight Scholastic B game.
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Maynard
Creners
Lari
Mayra
Crowe Park
sJender
Master Bowers
Bowers
Jack Swanson
Sae
T Woahst
Fred Wasiluk
Luker
Handraken
Egan
Swanson
Whitney
Laughlin
Wasiluk
Hartidraken
Luke
Luker Krotted
Moran
Sowers
Fife
Wayland High
Maynard High School
Po Verdeka
Hite
Lowes
Asiluk
Skirka
Ariani
Anson
Wayland
Milford High Earns 5-2 Victory Over Maynard In League Game
Milford High defeats Maynard 5-2 at Fine Field to move atop the league standings. Mariani drove in several runs as Milford pitchers held Maynard late. Luker and Wasiluk contributed key hits while Oleva collected two safeties for the losers.
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Maynard
al Vatalado
Carlo Mariani
Milford
Nto
Milfordites
Mariani
Georgie Lukér
Fred Wasiluk
Oleva
Sifely
Peter Bulkeley Loses First in New Junior League
Peter Bulkeley drops a 4 3 game to Lincoln I Concord-Bétér Bulkeley School notes its first loss in the new Junior Republican league played Tuesday at Emersden Playground. Tom led with two hits including a double. Jim McKenna was Concord catcher. Jackie Chase Sarenaenes for the losers. Next Thursday ties to Wayland. May 20 set for a foe meeting at Conan.
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Concord
Bétér Bulkeley
EmérSdén
Tom
Cea
Dougle
Jim McKenna
Jackie
Chasd Sarenaenes
Waylan
Ince
Conan
Opening Day in County League West Concord to host Ayer
West Concord Town Team begins County League play Sunday May 11 at Percy Rideout Playground facing Ayer. Ceremonies start 2 30 p m with games at 3 p m sharp. If postponed games move to May 12 or May 14 at 6 15 p m with curtailed ceremonies.
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West Concord
Concord
Ayer
Percy A
Leagan
Roy Anderson
Bo Hopkins
Jim Condon
Herb Blodgett
Jack Wallacess
Podpey Pearce
Joe Fitzpatrick
John Duhn
Richie McCarthy
Edward F. Loughlin
The
Récreation Commission
Byr
Roger C. Fenn
Danforth -W. Comins, Sr
Mound Builders Site Opened as Tourist Attraction
Wickliffe Kentucky hosts an ancient buried city of the Mound Builders about 1000 years ago now operated by West Kentucky Baptist Memorial Hospital as a tourist attraction.
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Wickcliffé
West Kentucky Baptist Memorial Hospital
Anniversary of Dianne Fennessey and Walter Sprinks
The notice notes the couple Dianne Elizabeth Fennessey and Walter Y Sprinks celebrate their anniversary. They married on May 5, 1929. Mrs Tackney was formerly Rose Pauline Woods. It urges contributions to Cancer Control during April designated Cancer Control Month and explains how to donate via a prepaid envelope mailed through the carrier.
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Dianne Elizabeth’ Fennessey
Mr. Ay
Walter Y. Sprinks
Pene
Road
Hee
Riage
Tackney
Rose Pauline Woods
Drive For Cancer Control
James McKenna
Cancer” Fund
Child Labor Violations Reported Across New England
U. S. Department of Labor consultant Géllarea Miss Mary G. Shotwell reports 227 minors under 16 or under 46 illegally employed across 89 plants in six New England states during the six months ending April 30, 1947. Massachusetts led with 39 establishments violating child labor rules, including 64 minors under 16 and 74 aged 16 and 17 in hazardous jobs. 126 minors lacked work certificates. Other states show scattered violations and missing certificates across Maine, Connecticut, Vermont, and New Hampshire.
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WGKA
Géllarea
Mary G. Shotwell
U. S. Department of Labor
Ghita
U. S Department of Labor
New England
Maine
Senora
Connecticut
Vermont
May Basket Sale Nears Its Annual Victory
A text fragment notes a longstanding May Day Basket Sale run by a society. It mentions a busy event with customers and baskets sold, with the sale highly successful and renewed each year. The report hints at rising demand and community participation.
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Ociety
Employment claims reach all time high in district report
Continued claims in the district office for the week ending show a new high at 1642 with a large increase over prior weeks. New and additional filings indicate a far higher percentage of total claims than last year with 895 new filings for the same period in 1946 compared to 63 the previous year.
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Hudson
U.S
Philip Yngyé
Manon
Unclear OCR snippet hints at local layoffs and employment shifts
Fragmentary text mentions rapid rate of something, Mr Yngve in his office, a general industrial activity, and layoffs at a Marlboro area office. Strong entities and exact details are unreadable.
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Yngve_ sta
Ito
Marlboro
Air express death obituary fragment in LaGuardia era
Fragmentary obituary notes an air express worker dying at LaGuardia Airport in New York near 1947 with a centovers address unclear.
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Air. Express
la Guar
York
Maribor Fiduciary Corresp Tel Listing
Fragmentary notice listing contact for Maribor fiduciar y corresp. service with telephone reference 5 and related details unreadable due to OCR limits.
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Belmont
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Stoneham
Wakefield
Concord Enterprise
Harrasp
Matt - Nahani
Allan Kennedy & Son
West Concord Fruit
Fentidn
Allen Chair Corporation
Carter Furniture Company
Benny's
Joé Hay
Debatreul
Meh
Garnet Mills
Patsy's
Conant Machié Company & Grain Cim
Parks Restaurants, Inc
the Concord Press
Charlie Bowers
Peter Bulkeley
Bane
Lincoln I
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Mike
Andrew J. Pans
Maribor
Hell
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Sudbury
Minkea
Beit Tiditt
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