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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1945

Page

6

Washington Dige ae By BAUKHAGE News See and Commentator

Washington journalist Burgess follows the war’s redeployment term and morale shifts as V E Day nears. He notes a new word signaling a large number of American troops now in Europe and discusses how home front observers and officials weigh the impact on soldiers and their families amid industrial effort and logistics.

Europe Antic Army High Command Fey Aucaavitas France Gregory Pacific

Barbs

A fragment notes a figure named BesWhage Mearich accused of altering whiskey to dilute it. It mentions enemies and a husband, with unclear context and no solid events or dates. The text reads as cryptic criticism rather than a clear report.

Mearich Adiprogey Seygeors Dleohal

Stodghill Stars as Middlesex Rally to Beat St George’s

Stodghill pitched six innings with six strikeouts as Middlesex came from behind to defeat St George’s 2 to 0 in the sixth inning surge. Teddy Lee led locals with two hits and a double while Bill Brownell added a triple. Moulton suffered the loss for St George’s despite four hits.

Sm Stodghi Reems St George’s Middlesex Teddy Lee Bill Brownell Stodgill Emmons Jack.Moulton

Winchester High Triumphs Over Concord in Baseball Tilt

Winchester High defeated Concord 7 to 4 after leading most of the game. Red Roche fanned 14 for Concord, while Al Davis and Bill Muscato each had two hits for Concord. The line score shows Winchester with a late surge and Concord stranded runners.

Winchester High Ae Clare Concord Red” Roche al Davis Bill Muscato Winchester Roche Walsh Fenton Davis

Concord Service Notes on Navy Nurse Visit and Furloughs

Lieut waips navy nurse visits 1 10 Fairhaven and leaves base on the west coast. Sergt W Robbins United States Army and a bride married in Australia visit local relatives during furlough. Sergt William Murphy, Concord high school football captain, is under treatment at Bethesda Naval Hospital Baltimore. Sergt Murphy, veteran of Southwest Pacific action, has been home nearly a year. Sergt Jo Compobea US Marines Lincoln has furlough for new assignment completed and has...

Waips Fairhaven Rood Sergt. — “W. Robbins Australia Sergt Robinson Sergt William Murphy Concord Baltimore Sergt Murphy Southwest Pacific Marines

Memorial Day exercises and school drive report

The school held Memorial Day exercises with Bible Psalm Lord's Prayer flag salute and songs, recitations, and a reading of In Memoriam. Students from grades three to six performed, and Ruth Mitchell, Nancy Poite, William Palmer, and Joan Batcheldor presented poems and piano pieces. A war loan drive raised funds totaling $18 and the school choir performed Stars and Stripes Forever. Also notes on a baseball game at Rislington on May 15 and a mention of Sudbury Monument events.

William. Palmer Nancy. Poole Ant Delyanno Natalie Batéa Ruth Mitchell Jean’ Hawes Shinnes the William Palmer Nancy America

War effort push in New England aims at maximum production

Edward L. Dew convened committees in New England to hasten war production as labor reports lag. Dewhirst lauded labor-management efforts, noting a recent survey showing 66 percent of committees plan to stay active on FVF Day. He urged plants seeking to form committees to contact the War Production Board offices at 17 Part Street, Boston.

Boston Pacific Edward L. Dewiment New England Dewhirst Fugue Part ‘Street

Acton Blood Drive Appeals Helped by Volunteers

Community members from Acton donated blood during a drive, with Mrs Engman offering free round trip transportation to Boston. Names include Mr Petersn Mrs Frost and Mrs Torkelsen from the Center, and donors contributing from East Acton and Mass Avenue.

Tom Acton Engman Boston Alan’ Pétersn Clarenhe Frost John Torkelsen Louis LaGourse

Merriam Family Holds Fourth Annual Reunion in Acton

Acton Merriam family reunion drawn 40 members at the home of Miss Florence and Irene Merriam on School Street South Acton. The oldest present was William T Merriam of Piper toad and the youngest Brad Shaw of Fitchburg, with eight members serving. Mrs Doris Gray Merriam wed on May 13 to Sgt Burton Merriam U S M C Meriden Connecticut.

Sant Doris Gray Merriam Tedh. Sergt. Burton, Merriam C. Meriden Connecticut

Police chief warns about roaming dogs in Sudbury

Sudbury Police Chief Alfred A Meissner warns owners to keep dogs under control as roaming dogs worry sheep across areas. He cites dogs wandering a mile from home and urges closer watch to avert trouble for citizens and livestock.

Sudbury Alfred A Meissner

Sudbury Garden Club Sale Raises Funds for Hospital

The Sudbury Garden Club sale last week netted about 95 dollars. The proceeds will be added to the fund for Cushing General Hospital, continuing decades of service to the community.

Sudbury Cushing General Hospital

Seaman Waiter Returns Home After Boot Camp

Brief note reports a seaman finishing boot camp and awaiting assignment after returning home. No additional details provided in the fragment.

Quick Family Dinners From Leftover Produce and Pantry

A practical guide suggests fast supper ideas from leftovers and pantry staples. Make a thin cream sauce to reheat vegetables, stock sandwich fillings, and toss a fresh salad with tomatoes cucumbers and greens. End with fruit desserts and simple spreads like peanut butter with chili sauce.

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Sprightly Summer Menu With Fresh Greens and Eggs

A lively summer recipe notes bright greens including lettuce and spinach with browned onion. It suggests whisking egg with oil and serving over eggs and creamed spinach.

Molded Vegetable Salts Recipe Notes From Western News

Fragmentary recipe notes describe combining ingredients to form a spread or mold with olives peppers and pineapple. Instructions mention mixing until blended and spreading on whole wheat bread with lettuce and mayonnaise. This item appears as a recipe fragment released by Western News.

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