Holy Hour for Men to Honor World War Veterans
The Holy Name Societies across 350 parishes plan the Holy Hour for men on a Sunday in June in Boston with Most Rev. Richard J. Cushing presiding. Louis F. Kelleher will lead as celebrant with 900 ushers and 350 parishes represented. Speakers include Rev. Bernard Devlin and Rev. George D. Chelmsford. the event features sermons, apologies, and a national newsreel before a Serve of thanks for service members.
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Louis F. Kelleher
Boscelebrant
Loor
Eld
Archdiocesanry
Midd
The
Holyes
Richard J. Cushing
World Itation of Merit
Chdiocese of
Boston
Adam Gageers
Waelcome
Holy Name Sociee
Kelleher
Bernard
J. Flynn
Roxbury
Mas
Devlin
West
Walp
St. Clem
Ryan
St. John’s
George D
Army Q and A on military records and life insurance
Readers ask about credit for Enlisted Reserve Corps time and longevity pay. An Army reply says Enlisted Reserve Corps time is not in service records, only in the longevity computation for pay. A note on National Service Life Insurance says claims are paid after proof of death, with cases of presumed death reviewed individually to avoid hardship.
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G. D
Holyoke
Mass
National Service
Etéraits
War “Department
Veterans Administration
Col Shennett Retires From Civil Air Patrol Leadership
At a Civil Air Patrol meeting Lt. Col. John E. Shennett of Wollaston retires as Massachusetts Wing Commander effective May 20 1946. Shennett joined with Norwood squadron in 1942 and led the wing from July 1942. In January 1946 he received a General Arnold citation for meritorious civilian wartime aviation work. Major Kenneth M Rose of Peabody becomes new Wing Commander named by CAP National Headquarters in Washington.
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Civil Air Patrol
John E. Shennett
Wollaston
Massachusetts
Shennett
Norwood
Army Air Forces
Kenneth M. ‘Rosé of Peabody
Civil Air Patrol National
Washington
Bedford girl seventh birthday celebrated with friends
Bedford Martha V Currier entertained many friends on Tuesday afternoon for her seventh birthday. She received many pretty presents. Refreshments were served by Mrs Currier.
Labor unions face limits as bills to curb funds are rejected
Massachusetts House committee on Labor and Industry rejects two Attorney General drafted petitions to ban political contributions by unions and require financial disclosures. The 11 to 3 vote splits along party lines with lawmakers voicing concern over free speech and public access to records.
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State House
Boston
Legislative Committee On Labor and Industry
Clarence A. Barnes
Legislative Committee On Labor and Industries
Charles W. Olson
Ashland
John D. Mackay
Quincy
Burton Faulkner
Somerville
John W. Vaughan
Belmont
Adolph Johnson
Brockton
Colin J. Gameron
Amesbury
John C. Webster
Stoughton
Clarence Telford
Plainville
William J. Casey
Lawrence
Harvey A. Pothier
Haverhill
James T. Violette
Fitchburg
Benjamin J. Bowen
Newton
Stuart G. Rand
George Evans
Wakefield
V A seeks changes in summer addresses for veterans
Massachusetts veterans receiving subsistence checks while studying who plan summer vacations at new addresses are urged by William J. Blake of the Boston VA regional office to notify the VA of their summer address. June checks will be delayed or misrouted if no change is filed and forwarded mail cannot be forwarded by Treasury.
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Massachusetts
William J. Blake
Boston
Veterans Administration
Treasury
Treasury Department
MR. Soule Ofens
United States
Witltney
Weegrath
Vennet
Dreger
United Nations
Massachusetts House advances bill on retaining uniforms for guards
The Massachusetts House moves to a third reading a bill allowing State Guard members to keep their uniforms after discharge from active duty. Rep. John L. Gallant of Weymouth sponsors the measure.
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M.5.g
State House
Boston
Massachusetts State Guard
House
John L. Gallant
Weymouth
Bedford News Notes and Local Changes
Paul McMahan reports he is stationed at Sheppard Field Texas. A church food sale at the Church of Christ grounds Saturday raised funds for the debt of honor fund. Mrs Irvin M Puffer chaired with help from Mrs Frank B Dodd and Mrs Harold S Wellington and church members. Donald H Nancy L and Robert C Dutton moved into a newly purchased home at Nuttings Lake Billerica.
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Paul McMahan
Mr. . and
Martin F. McMahan
Hancock Street
Sheppard Field
Texas
Church of Christ
Irvin M. Puffer
Frank B. Dodd
Harold S. Wellington
Onslow S. Dutton
Donald H
Nancy L
Robert C
Nuttings Lake
Billerica
Nationalism or Internationalism in America's Security Debate
A long debate on U.N. vs non intervention frames US security. Pettengill and Soule clash over international organization, power politics, and war prevention, arguing for a united world order and a strong Western Hemisphere trade policy.
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Pettengill
League of Nations
U.N.O
America
Europe
Asia
Western Hemisphere
United States
Iran
M.O
Soule
United Nations
Germany
Japan
California
Italy
Fortune Finder Astrology Puzzle Prompt
A playful horoscope style prompt invites readers to decode a weekly fortune by converting birth line numerals to alphabet letters. It explains the method and suggests the activity is enjoyable and engaging for readers interested in astrology.
Knights Set First Degree Tuesday Night
Concord Council Knights of Columbus will hold a First Degree on Tuesday at 8 pm under Grand Knight Thomas J. Burke Jr. A committee was named to decorate graves on Memorial Day and to nominate new officers. Fourth Degree members attend Communion Breakfast next Sunday at St Clement's Church and Hotel Vendome.
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Concord
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Thomas J. Burke Jr
Burke
St. Clement’s Church
Hotel Vendome
Concord Lions Club hears J C Bingham guest speaker
The Concord Lions Club Tuesday evening semi monthly meeting followed a supper at the Howard Johnson Restaurant West Concord. Guest speaker was J C Bingham of the railroad industry.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson
West Concord
J. C. Bingham
Sudbury High Student Wins National Honor in Science
Sudbury High School senior Rosalind Bonazzoli has won the Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award Medal for the top scholastic record in science. The award, established in 1932, confers eligibility to compete for five annual $1500 Bausch & Lomb Science Scholarships at the University of Rochester, payable $500 yearly for the first three undergraduate years with possible fourth-year loan funds.
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Rosalind Bonazzoli
Sudbury
Bausch & Lamb
University of Rochester
M. Kert Eisenhart
Bausch & Lomb’ Optical Company
America
Baseball Schedule Remains For May To June With Local Venues
Remaining games listed for May 23 at Peters Southboro May 28 at Stow May 3 at Wayside Inn Sudbury June 5 Acton June 7 Weston Sudbury plus a note on a Men's Club meeting inviting members to view the world series film and purchase War Bonds and Stamps.
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Peters
Southboro
Stow
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Baie
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Gene Byrnes
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