Flashes from National News and UPI
Multiple brief items report deaths and heroism across the region. A North Andover man found stabbed to death near a railroad in Massachusetts. A Vatican City suicide by Archbishop Antonio Paglieri follows another self-inflicted death at St. Peter's. A Natick veteran is cleared as fit for patrol duties. A Chelsea truck driver rescues two men from a fire before disappearing. Plans unfold for a royal welcome to homeless Europeans under the displaced persons act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Vatican City
Er’s
Antonio Paglieri
Luigi Iesi
Boston
Soviet and German Crisis Updates From War and Politics
War news from the Ruhr and North China Port areas signals ongoing battles and martial law actions. U S Senator McGrath is slated as a witness in RexThoms Corp probe while Rhode Island charities grow from 500 to four million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North China
Gtao
Sen. McGrath
Boston
U. S
J. Howard McGrath
Detati National Committee
Rexthoms Corp
Rhode
Royal Little
American Goods To Russia Report Sparks Trade Tensions
Government officials discuss curbing unauthorized shipments of American goods to Russia amid a widening investigation. The Economic Cooperation Administration faces questions over plans to rebuild a unified Germany and Russia’s stance limits U.S. intervention while trade anxieties rise. Women's wool prices and a Boston Wool Trade Association note higher suit costs are mentioned. A palace bulletin reports a birth with a brief update on the mother and baby.
Lincoln Mohawks Banquet Highlights Championship Season
Lincoln Mohawks baseball team celebrated their Paul Revere League title with a victory banquet at the Howard Johnson Restaurant. Manager John Todd presided as guests including notable league figures and former players. The Mohawks finished 46 games, 33 wins and 7 losses, batting .283. Nick Macone led with .374 average, 38 runs, 52 RBIs, 64 hits. Warren Berg and Will Connelly led pitching with strong records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Howard Johnson
Lincoln
Paul Revere
Maynard
John Todd
Lewis S. Harris
Io ‘Cesars Fegh
Belmont
Charles F. Mayo
Fort
Thomas
Fermer Holy
Cross
Boston Braves
Braves
Joe Colemdyn
Artie Gore
Gautredy
Hudson High
Todd
Ethan Murphy
Statutscian
Heey
Ong
Ee Gm
Nick Macone
Wally ‘Macone
Bill Craig
Mohawks
Concord Hi Y
Nick
Warren Berg
Harvard
Will Connelly
Waltham
Craig
Cambridge Latin
Local Grange Installation and Officer Elections Held
The Massachusetts State Grange delegation attended the Springfield meeting as Mrs Blake presided over the fourth degree, with new officers elected for the coming year including Overseer Mrs sede M Blake, Lecturer Rodemys, and Treasurer Miss Louise Klerman. Several members such as Mrs Ruth Johnston, Mrs Constance Poleo, and Mrs Betty Steward were noted among attendees and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teds ‘Comely
Ruth # Johnston
Frances G. Powderly
Betty i. Stewa
Barya
Jith Powderly
Flora
Alice Ae Exe
Corrine Baird
Constance Poleo
Leila. . Blake
Blake
Massachusetts State Grange
Springfield
Georgiana Raynor
Beverly Raynor
Eeeane McCrobe
Louise
Webster
Irving
Faaid
Marion Nelson
Sede M. Blake
Rodemys
Lestie R. Stacey
Ruth
P. Johnston
Cheplalp
Rena R
Ralph Uume
Sereph T. Thom
Louise Klerman
Péasur
Pole Memati Sae Gilman
Alice Damety
Blanch
Mw Thompson
Bedford PTA Sale Set for November 19 at Auditorium
Bedford PTA members approved a November 19 book sale in the school auditorium from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Committee chair Coburn will lead with Cole, Wellington, Josephson, Ingalls, Hugh, Duff, and Mrs. Smith assisting. Ruth H. Vigerurs spoke on Books the Family Enjoys Together. next meeting December 3 features a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Parent-Teachers Association
Burton C. Colburn
Louis Smith
Williams
Skarda
California
Coburn
Charles W. Cole
Harold J. Wellington
Edgar N. Josephson
Sidney W. Ingalls
Earl
H Vugh
Gordon C. Duff
Louis H. Smith
Ruth H. Vigerurs
Gether
Josephson
Powderly Pianists Set for November Competitive Night
The executive committee including Baird Sr and Mrs Corrine Baird announces the next meeting on November 22 featuring a Competitive Night with piano performances by pianist Powderly and Florence Wanamaker.
Solemn Requiem Held for John P. Fitzgerald in Concord
A requiem mass for John P. Fitzgerald, former Concord resident who died in Rockland, was led at St Bernard's Church by Rev Michael Burke with deacons Robert D. Kelliher and Rev John Foley. Burial followed in St Bernard's Cemetery. Fitzgerald, born in South Braintree, was 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
John P. Fitzgerald
Rockland
Michael J. Burke
Creef
Robert D. Kelliher
John J. Foley
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Thomas McHugh
Terence J. McHugh
Michael O’loughlin
Bernard A. McKenna
Gerald Dee
Maynard
Bernard Dee
Lowell
Fitzgerald
South Braintree
iGecelege
Band Elects Officers at 23rd Infantry Meeting
At the annual organization meeting of the 23rd Infantry Band sponsored by James J Mansfield A L Leif E Stensby was named manager Richard S Ballou secretary treasurer Pat Palante assistant manager and three officers plus Henry O M Helsher Jr and Joseph Cerra were named to the executive committee The band will postpone all rehearsals until after New Year’s Day through the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
23Rd Infantry Band
James J. Mansfield
A. L
Leif E. Stensby
Richard S Ballou
Pat Palante
Henry O. M
Helsher, Jr
Joseph Cerra
Wedding anniversaries noted for Gere and Genetti couples
Mr and Mrs Frank A Gere of 227 Great Road celebrate their thirty first anniversary on November 14. They have one daughter Miss Lois Goodwin. Mr and Mrs Nichlaas J Genetti of Loomis Street note the seventh anniversary on November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Gere Win
Great Road
Lois Goodwin
Nichlaas Jt Genetti
Loomis Street
Retirement memory of Sleepy Hollow resident announced
A Laurel Street obituary notes a longtime Sleepy Hollow retiree who lived with sister Nellie Fild and brother Thomas. His wife Mary Dee died in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Street
Sleepy Hollow
Thomas
Nellie Fild
Mary Dee
Grand Old Minstrel Show Lights Up West Acton crowds
West Acton Woman's Club sponsored a three night minstrel show drawing capacity crowds. Basil Maguire directed with Barnes and James Finch on lighting and sound. Cast featured numerous performers and a large general committee handled tickets advertising candy and ushers.
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Acton
West Acton Woman’s
Iabony Acton
Basil Maguire
Barnes
James Finch
Hazelle Cameron
Fliss Alfa Seccene
Josephine Sheehan
D the Follo
Polly Udoin
Joe Y
Chet Babcock
Bill Engand
Betty Sexton
John Erickon
Betty
Marjorie Merriam
Dottie Schnab
Sweeney
Shirley Eae
Mary
Argaret' Exon
Ith Beach
Lee Travers
John
Hy Kelley
Jacques Moon
Fletcher Hyde
Virginia Moore
Shirley Beach
Marguerite Goldthwaite
Richard Scribner
Priince
The
Lameon
Bert Anderson
Irahosaw
Raleigh ‘Beach
Audrey Beach
Richard Brewster
Richard Bursaw
John Byers
Joan Cooke
Barbara Davis
Caroline Davis
Richard Davis
Warren Davis
Marie Dagenais
Dawn Edwards
Natacha Farley
Joanne Fierra
Richard Flint
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Fews
United Press
Sa. 60
North Andover
Maine
George A. Dane
Miriam van Waters
Amingham’s Women’s Reformatory
Governor's Council
Ify
Natick
Civil Service
J. Creehan
Francis A. Ordi
Chelsea
Germany
Ruhr
Vugacht
Europ Industria
Peverett Mass
Russia
Ie Evatt
Berlin
Etary, of
Commerce
Sawyer
Gove
Mnpo
Shington
Shippia
Shipm Cae Plan Ankagehite
John G
Jane
Uae
Palace
Onslow
Gautreau
Goreris
Mayo
Coleman Aue Coie
Bedford P.T.A
Carlisle
Sudson Edwards
Unitarian
Edwards
Harriet Bates
Mark
Op Restaurant
Waltham Street
Prince Pene Island
Marian Howe
Robert Herrick
Dorothy Gathorpe
Mable Jenks
Fred Kiley
Frances Severoni
Malcolm MacGregor
Alton McKelvie
Myrna McKelvie
Robert Rhodes
Lorraine Russell Bevan
Roche
Edna ‘Nichols
Dorothy. Smith
Phyllis. Smith
Carl Simeone
Mr. Simeone
Stephen Shea
Kathleen Sweeney
Janice Teele
Francis Ward
Janet Wilson
William. P. Cameron
Southboro Arms
Southborough
Mass
Turkey
Vimilla
Tonic
Head Auction House
L Feldman
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