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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
4
Court session notes and Benson case fragment
Fragmentary OCR from 1935 news mentions court, regional event, and names including Benson. Limited readable facts focus on legal proceedings and local matter with minimal context.
Battlefield report via six members of the War Investigating fee
Fragmentary wartime note refers to six members of a War Investigating committee and Senators shaping work. It hints at repurposing material for practical use and directs attention toward Japan, with reflections on national honor and long redemption amid ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Sugar rationing rules for 1945 jam jelly and fruit
The text outlines sugar allowances for canning 1944 to 1945, detailing amounts used last year and requested for jelly and pickles, quarts canned, and sugar granted by the board. It notes a 15 pounds per person maximum and 70 percent of previous year’s grant, with one pound per four quarts, and mentions mail delivery of coupons via the Food Panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnt
Bell ringers of Change Bell Choir tour local churches
The Church of Gulla of Change Bell ers performed music this week at Electa Order of the Eastern Star and at College Avenue Methodist Church in Somerville. Ringing master J William Cooper accompanied the ladies and assisted with programs at Highland and Somerville venues.
Bedford Notes Weekend Visits and Arrivals
Rev and Mrs Kenneth Wyatt and baby visited Plympton relatives. Mrs Lillie D Laffin returned from California. Nancy Dutton returned from Lowell General Hospital after three weeks. Capt Thomas J Kieley came home after three years in Europe with U S Army engineers. Mr and Mrs Duncan P Whitmother and Carrie Whittaker were read. Mrs Frank Ogden of Sea N Y visited daughter base clase p W Backes. Mrs Edwin Qua Springs 10ad was the winner. G göre Smith and her Shei Mor at Re.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wyatt
Baby
Plympton
Wyatt
Mrs
Gaston Goyette
South Road
Thomas J. Kieley
U.S. Army Engineers
Frank Ogden
Sea ‘N.Y
W. Backes
Youth for Christ convention fills weekend in Worcester
Maynard hosts a Youth for Christ convention June 2 with guests from South Paris and Harri. Rev. A O Kutsisto from Peabody delivers main sermon, Rev. V Heiman of Worcester leads confession, and Rev. Karl Wilk oe helps. Finnish and English addresses, choir solos, and an afternoon musical program feature Lanesville and Worcester choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Worcester
Girdner
Paris
Harri
Will . Com
Ceurany
Decorat
Atvo Niskanen
Yeside Cvestore
Karl
Wilk
Path
V. Heiman
A. O Kutsisto
Peabody
Aeville Choir
Lanesville_Choir
Risleeni
Prayer to a God-Fearing Peaceful Land by Eleanor F Coppola
A wartime prayer asks divine aid for democracy and freedom. The plea envisions a restored world where unity and peace prevail and calls on God to bring home soldiers and comfort nations harmed by conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seihitte
Eleanor F. Coppola
Acton Folks to Give Blood on May 24
Acton residents aged 21 to 60 are urged to donate a pint of blood on May 24 at the new Cross Blood Bank in Boston. Appointments can be arranged by calling Mrs J Henry Engman. transportation is provided if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
New Cross Blood Bank
Boston
J.’ Henry Engman
Engman
Doreek
Acton Man Returns Home From War
Mrs Lucretia Conneeney of Miami announces the safe return of her husband James P. Conneeney Jr from twenty seven months in Europe with the Air Transport Command. Lane Acton Center is listed as his son, and the Conneeney family is from Maynard Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Lucretia Ee Conneeney
Aeres
Ates
James P. Conneeney
Air Transport Command
Acton Center
P. Conneeney
N Street
Maynard
Community notices and upcoming events in West Concord
Plans near completion for a Friday 8 pm event at the lower Our Lady's Church in West Concord inviting public attendance. Wald eh Royals Arch Chapter meets May 28 at Masonic Temple Concord Square. Various local sports and church activities are scheduled including races, minstrels at Monument Hall May 22 23 24 and a penny sale May 18 at Our Lady Help of Christians. Community groups announce fishing reports volunteer drives and hospital commemoration events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cebing
Waldeh Royals Arch Chapter
Masonic Temple
Conord Square
Devel Walter ¥. Stephenson
Bedford
Monument Hall
Our Lady Help of Christians
West Concord
CYO
Miss Hie R McNally to Attend Junior Week at Regis College
Miss Hie R McNally daughter of Mrs William McNally of 12 Elm Place West Concord is set to participate in Junior Week to be held at Regis College starting June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
R. ‘McNally
William ¥. McNally
Elm Place
West
Concord
Me Rae i
Regis
Concord News Briefs on Navy Family Moves and Local Drills
U S Navy Lieutenant Whalen, son of Mrs Earet Whalen of 18 Grant Area, is at a Hawaii base awaiting rotation furlough next month. Concord honors memorials at 8, Capt Dorothy Macone in charge. Capt John T Algeo, wounded in the Philippines, visits family. recovering at Lovell hospital Fort Devens. Blood donors urged. transportation to Boston offered via Thomas Flint. Concord State Guard drill at the state armory Monday at 8. Capt Burleigh B Pratt in charge. Most Concord veterans of the original 23rd Infantry eligible under a new Army point system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whale
U. S. Navy
Earet Whalen
Grant Area
Hawaii
Whalen
John T. Algeo
U. S. Army
Concord Company
182Nd] Infantry
Philippines
Capt
Algeois
Lovel Hospital
Fort Devenis
Boston
Thomas Flint
Concord
State “Guard
23Rd ‘Infantry
State Armory
Burleigh B. Pratt
U. S.“Army
Southwest Pacific
Jenisry
Watertown Triumphs in Narrow Track Meet Victory
Watertown easily defeated Concord High on its home track 54 1 3 to 17 2 3. Captain Jack Merrick led Concord with a 100 win and second in the 220 and high jump, scoring nine and one third points. Phil Costello swept events including the 220 and broad jump to top the meet scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Watertown ‘High
Concord High
Jack Merrick
Concord Forces
Phil, Costello
Merce
Jack
Snelling
Mateo Caerl
Rick
Costello
Sahatjian
Lions Club Meeting Notice Delayed to June
A fragment notes Hubert M Wardw preside at a Lions Club meeting. The next session was set for Tuesday May 24 at 6 30 but posted until a June meeting. McWalter appears in the district session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cord Lions Club
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Nancy Dutton
Lowell General
Duncan P. ‘Whitmother
Carrie Whittaker
Edwin Qua
Springs
Smith
Ayacd
Luth
Martin. Halinen
Quincy
Robert Hetico
COW Service
Meddlesex
Eee
Groton
Bateman’s Pond
Willis Pearson
Celeste Pearson
Walden ‘Street
Peter Hacwood
Fa Ee
Marnard
Exeter
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Emerson Hospital
Pasquale Miele
Maple Street
West Concords
Robert Smith
Walden Street
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Sudbury Town Hall
Concord Grange
Red Cross
Concord High ‘School
Stow Street
Frederick Ww. Allen
Roger F
Ethel. J. Flannery
Doro
Cord
23Rd Infantry
Rae O. Harry ‘Nefisen
Joseph ‘Cutra
Naval
Serena
Senbaret
Johtes
Hope
Rene Beaudoin
Mrs. Oo
Watertown
Merrick
Tabor
Hubert M. Wardw
District Ware McWalter Is i A
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