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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1945
Page
5
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Fragmentary notes trace the Dionne quintuplets birth in Callander Ontario in 1934 and reference Lake Ontario and Memorial Day with scattered archival phrases. The text also mentions U S Supreme Court and other incomplete items tied to 19th century or early 20th century contexts.
A wartime appeals for bond purchases notes each $100 bond bought saves about one second of war time. The implication is that many buyers can cut overall war duration by contributing during the May 14 to June 30 period with $50 and other denominations.
The American Dairy Association of New York joins a nationwide program to advertise and create a market for 10 to 15 million pounds of milk produced annually, illustrating practical cooperation between farmers to solve their own problems.
Concord placed second in Class B at the Belmont Relays with Mill s leading in sprints and relay squads. John J Watson finished twice in top three events and Dolan Rice Eisenhauer Merrick formed Concord 8860 yard relay trio, as Lexington topped the class and Concord set sights on the state meet at Newton and Brown Interscholastic at Providence May 30.
Concord veterans sought to fill war service positions as guards at 1824 dollars yearly. Duties include patrolling buildings and grounds for various agencies in Washington DC. One year experience in military or police related roles required. public information available from Concord post office or Civil Service regional officers.
The town votes 10 percent raises across most departments as of January 1, for all employees except selectmen whose figures are listed. Police receive 100 percent raises after a strong showing in the vote, while Article Two yielded no action and no appropriation.
A serviceman writes from aboard the USS Astoria about participation in the April 12 1945 naval bombardment for a Pacific Island offensive. He describes intense fire from enemy positions, Marine flag-raising imagery, and the pride of supporting troops while expressing longing for home and loved ones.
Mrs Leo B Roche of Main Street Acton Center is convalescing at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston after a serious operation. Friends report her condition has improved and she is progressing well. The notice notes she has two older sisters Sarah and Sylvia and is dated May 19.
Miss Wilda Murray of Concord was a guest of Miss Shirley Rimbach of Acton Center at Colby Junior College New London New Hampshire last weekend. Rimbach daughter of Mr and Mrs F Williams Rimbach of Main Street Acton Center plays Peter Pan in the college Spring Pageant.
Opening hours listed as 7 30 to 6 with reference to St Bernaudig PA.
Damaged text fragment mentions a fire alarm and overheated damage. Names appear as Theo dore Jones Ralph Roe Dominick Stace John Plan Ammias or Ammias anpaa. Highway Department gasoline and tractor references show unclear context and no clear action or deadline.
The item lists relatives in the Pacific theater, including Sergt Richard J Macone and Sgt Ralph in the Army Air Forces, Idalgo Bregoli in the Navy on leave, and others visiting family. Pfe Thomas Dempsey is assigned overseas with a quartermaster special unit. Concord motor corps schedules drill at 8 PM Tuesday at the state armory.
After 27 months overseas in Africa Sergeant J. Coneeney, 38, of the U.S. Army Transport Command, recently arrived at Beach Florida. He is expected to receive leave at his address care of Woodbury Sion Key of Maynard.
Capt Burleigh reports Lt Pratt and SP TGP Pats Archie Bowie and Pevers attended an Officers FreeLsen sion at State Headquarters in Charlestown. The next Fourth com State Guard session will be an away night at the State Armory.
The article notes visits by Army Air Forces veteran Daniel F. Wiles and his WAC bride on leave in the area, Arrigo Soffriti’s convalescence after serving in World War II, and Robert W. Ted Brooks to speak at the Maynard Grange event. It also mentions Willow Rebekah Lodge anniversary activities, Parish First Communion plans, and Concord Memorial Day events.
With perfect weather a large circus of Boy Scouts and volunteers worked Sunday on a scrap paper drive. A substantial amount was collected and sent to the mill. Officials thank volunteers and donors for their untiring support and donated trucks.
Concord's Mr and Mrs Robert T Pellandini announce their daughter engaged to Joseph Dowdy of Tyler Texas. The couple, both stationed at Fort Meade Maryland, include Dowdy who recently completed a two year tour in Alaska and the Aleutian area. No wedding date set.
Dexter Harlow of Sudot and Se oho Achelis of Rumson New Jersey announce their engagement. Harlow attended Brimmer School and debuted in the 1939 1940 season. Achelis attended Taft School and is a former Squadron A and 101st Cavalry member recently returned from nineteen months overseas now stationed in Washington.
The Concord Middlesex school calendar shows a midweek baseball game with Sebastian's of Newton and a crew race at Groton. Tennis has an open date, while Saturday's schedule lists a trip to Milagi and a match against St George's.
Local members of the Bishop Cheverus assembly plan to attend a degree exemplification at a Boston hotel next Sunday. S S Mohawk West Concord Sea Scouts meet Thursday at 8 PM in the Harvey Wheeler school auditorium led by Skipper Roger F Conant. Concord and West Concord firemen report 80 alarms this year. Thomas F Fitzpatrick now a navy gunner's mate second class aboard a submarine in the Pacific. Dr Whitelock of Boston will preach at Evangelical church Lang Street at 7 30 PM next Sunday at Rev Harry Odland invitation. Lieut Marian Dee daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Dee of 7 Bedford Street assigned Overseas with the horses corps. Lieut Dee previously worked at Emerson hospital. Lieut David Rees of the 83 army corps at a southwestern base visits his mother Mrs Margaret Williams. Musketaquid Sportmans Club meets Thursday at 7 PM at the subhouse Harrington Avenue West Concord.
Lois H Stowe among 192 graduates to receive degrees at Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Monday. Principal speaker Lt Gov Robert F. presented remarks.
In a tense overtime baseball game Gray blanked Mil nine while Beale Emmons and Bill He added key hits. Sibley led Groton 9 3 after nine innings but Groton tied it with late offense and won in extras. Final score reflects a long duel with pitchers Jons Si Lee Gray and Zabri on the mound.
A brief high school matchup ends with Concord Reading High defeating Connoss High as a standout hitter drives in winning runs with a late home run. Coaches praise timely hitting and solid defense in a close contest at the home field.
Middlesex school team split action on a rainy Saturday with a 3 1 loss for the varsity after a big day of pitching by Emmons of the second squad. Emmons and Shaffee teamed with G Hansen on the battery as Middlesexes produced a 9 run effort in a tense sectional matchup.
Middlesex defeated Concord with Ketmy winning 6-1 6-3 and Price clinching 1 6 1 6 3. Robe beat Mitchell 6 and Tryon edged Dem 8-6 6-2, giving Middlesex a decisive victory.
A brief school report notes Miss Ethel J M Hi eet ere receiving certificates at the graduation event. The incomplete text mentions a class and recognition of achievement.
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