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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1946

Page

3

Weather Front Advances Across the United States

A cold front moved through Northern New England yesterday morning and was expected to lower temperatures nationwide. Officials forecast unseasonably cooler weather for today with generally mild to cold conditions across the region and a cautious outlook for the week.

New Eng Forte United States

Monsignor Ed Anion Bishop of Vermont Diocese Illness

Monsignor Ed Anion, longtime bishop of the Vermont diocese, has been confined to hospital in recent weeks due to illness. He previously served at Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Con.

Edan Vermont At 'S Hospital Our Lady Help of I¢Hurch West Con

Divorce Granted to Marlboro Man Ralph Larbour

Cambridge Middlesex Probate Court granted a divorce to Ralph Henry Larbour of 38 Cotting Avenue from Louise Parmenter Larbour. He testified they married September 4 1943 in Hudson and lived in Marlboro and Hudson until February 9 1944 when he left due to alleged cruel and abusive treatment. Attorneys Samuel Kunen Marlboro and Ralph Sigel Worcester represented the spouses.

Cambridge Ralph Henry Larbour Cotting Avenue Louise (Parmenter) Larbour Hudson and Marlboro Holden Middlesex Larbour Hudson Marlboro and Samuel Kunen Marlboro Ralph Larbour

Marlboro High Class of 1935 to Hold Reunion

The Marlboro High School class of 1935 voted to hold their reunion at the Sterling Inn on Wednesday night, November 20. John Mitchell, chairman of the reunion committee, presided at the meeting held Tuesday evening.

Marlboro Marlboro High School Sterling Inn John Mitchell

Williams Wins U S Senate Seat in Delaware Sweep

Unofficial results from 222 of 250 precincts show John J. Williams leading with 48,284 votes to James M. Tunnell's 39,868. In the same precincts J Caleb Boggs defeats incumbent Rep Philip Traynor 48,822 to 38,528 for Democrat.

Wilmington Del John J. Williams Millsboro Delaware U. S Williams James M. Tunnell J. Caleb Boggs Philip A. Traynor

Utah Republicans threaten to break Democratic grip in Utah

In Salt Lake City the 14 year GOP challenge continued as Sen Abe Murdock trailed Arthur Watkins after midnight by 54 658 to 56 068 in unofficial returns from 495 of 889 precincts. In the second district William Dawson led Will Robinson 35 465 to 31 276 in 248 of 392 precincts. Utah has no gubernatorial race until 1948.

Salt Lake City Utah Abe Murdock Arthur v. Watkins William A. Dawson Will Robinson

Byrd and Robertson Sweep Virginia Senate and House Wins

Richmond Democrats captured all statewide offices and the entire Virginia House delegation on Tuesday. Senator Harry Flood Byrd led a strong re election bid with broad margins over Lester S. Parsons, while A Willis Robertson won the two year unexpired Senate term, defeating Robert H Woods. Minor party and independent votes were negligible.

Richmond Virginia House Harry Flood Byrd A. Willis Robertson United States Carter Glass Lester S. Parsons Robert H. Woods

Oklahoma Democrats extend governor edge and House holds

In Oklahoma City the Democrats appear poised to maintain their long time hold on the governorship and secure six of eight congressional seats. Roy J. Turner leads with 193,989 votes to Oley Flynn’s 160,401 for governor from 2,683 of 3,703 precincts. Monroney leads Harris in the First District race with 42,140 to 39,638 from 443 of 512 precincts, while Schwabe trails Shaw in the district with 42,931 to 36,213 from 440 of 591 precincts.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Roy J. Turner Oley F. Flynn Mike Monroney Carmen C. Harris Monroney Harris George B. Schwabe Oras A. Shaw

OConnor Leads in Maryland Senate Race As Votes Counted

Unofficial results from 1056 of Maryland's 1330 polling places show Governor O'Connor with 189,271 votes to 180,061 for Republican D. John Markey. O'Connor is a Democrat. Polls at 10 a.m. reflect the early count in the U.S. Senate race.

Baltimore O’connor United States Senate D. John Markey Frederick County

Ohio landslide solidifies GOP control in U.S. Senate and state offices

A Republican landslide swept their candidates into the U.S. Senate and most major Ohio offices. The tide reduced Democrats to four of Ohio's 23-member congressional delegation by moving six Democratic seats to Republicans.

Columbus U. S. Senate Ohio

Republicans win sweeping victories in Illinois elections

In Chicago, Republican votes toppled Mayor Edward J. Kelly’s 16 year Democratic rule as GOP candidates posted their strongest gains since 1930. The statewide win included the entire Republican ticket by large margins, five new congressional seats boosting their Washington delegation to 20 to 6, and major county contests apart from a Democratic lead in the Cook County judge race.

Chicago Edward J. Kelly Washington Cook County Edmund K. Jarecki Robert L Hunter

Concord Antique Display at Woman's Club House

Concord residents invited to the County unique show at the Woman's Club house Acton Center on November 11 12 13 from 1 pm to 10 pm daily.

Concord Woman’s Club Acton Center

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