Club and Honday Antiques Show At Scout House
A Concord event invites members to a Monday 2:45 PM meeting at a Scout House.H. Hawley will preside with Nina Fletcher in charge of the exhibit featuring Concord area antiques. Guests include Massachusetts collectors and preservation leaders. Drinks will be served after the discussion and exhibits.
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Man's Club
Conare
H. Hawley
Sjm
Nina Fletcher
Concord Ram
Franklin Hi
Mrg J Smith
Uests
Vey E. Greenwood
The
Massachusetts Alion
Memorial Congregational choir tours with Oklahoma in Boston
The Sudbury senior choir attended a Boston performance of Oklahoma and marks an annual rehearsal dinner. The Sudbury Rug Hooking class, led by Mrs. Cowling, met at Miss Gladys Pagelag’s home last week and works on artistic designs. John E. Halleran of Chicago was a weekend guest of his sister Miss Gertrude M. Halleran.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Boston
Oklahoma
Sudbury
Cowling
Gladys
John E. Halleran
Chicago
Gertrude M. Halleran
Massachusetts motor rates listed for 1948 insurance
The Goodnow and Hall office announces this week the 1948 Massachusetts motor vehicle insurance premium rates. For pleasure cars garaged mainly in Sudbury the yearly Statutory Coverage premium rises to 28.30 dollars, up 1.10 from this year. The standard 5,000 dollar single limit has a 16.00 dollar premium, an increase of 1.50. Two press releases will be issued for 1948.
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Goodnow & Hall
Massachusett
Sudbury
Dama’ Y
Recruits Decline Threatens U S Armed Forces Strength
Washington officials warn manpower shortfalls in the army navy and air force. Navy recruitment nears 80 percent of needed marks while army gains fall short. air force also trails. Overseas occupancies in Germany and Japan keep some momentum but domestic pools shrink.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air
National Guard
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
United States
Eres
Death by Own Action Referenced in Hitler Depiction
Fragmentary text mentions death by own action linked to Hitler and a reference to Amarloan Probars. No clear event, date, or location is discernible from the unreadable fragments.
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Hitler
Amarloan Probars
Nazi Leader Axmann Claims Hitler and Eva Braun Died in Berlin Bunker
Arthur Axmann, head of the Hitler Youth, testified to United States investigators that he saw Hitler and Eva Braun dead in the Berlin Reich Chancellery bunker after an air raid. He described Hitler shooting himself and Eva Braun poisoning, and noted Goebbels helped him enter the death chamber.
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Nuernberg
Germany
United States
Arthur Axmann
Hitler
Eva Brown
Berlin
Reichschancellery
Axmann
Uder
Fuehrer
Basel
Hesne Axmann
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Eva
Many Try Patent Medicines Before They Call on Doctor
A survey of 1,215 Pennsylvania homes finds 60 percent of Americans may try patent medicines or home remedies before summoning doctors. The study was discussed at an American Public Health Association meeting by a special committee examining the influence of drug advertising.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Pennsylvania
Health Association
TB Surges in U S Zone Germany Report States
Berlin reports tuberculosis among Germans in the U S zone rose nearly 50 percent since July 1946. No hospital facilities exist for about 15,905 sufferers. Gen Lucius D Clay notes active cases climbed from 93,821 under supervision to over 137,000, with many classified as open infections.
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U. S
Zend
Germany
Berlin
United States
Lucius D. Clay
Ancient Beverages Report Oldest Brewed Drinks
The Babylonians and Egyptians brewed beverages around 6 000 years ago making beer the oldest drink. The text notes ancient beer origins and highlights early beverage practices in Mesopotamia and Egypt.
Woman's Club Guest Program Friday at 2 30
Members of the Woman's Club will host a guest program Friday at 2 30 in Odd Fellows hall. Robert F. Slingsworth of Clark University will speak on A Literary Pot Pourri, with tea served afterward.
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Woman's Club
Dora M. Giblin
Legion Auxiliary Party Winners Named at Marlboro Hall
Marlboro Legion Auxiliary held a weekly card party in Legion hall yesterday. Winners included Mr. James Collins and several ladies such as Mrs. Mary Rowé Mrs. William Beaulac Mrs. Amanda Saunders Mrs. Vivian Jacques Mrs. Charles Park Mrs. Beatrice Goulet and Mrs. Alvira Saunders received the special prize. Mrs. Charles Park will lead next week's event.
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Marlboro
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
James Collins
Mary Rowé
William Beaulac
Amanda Saunders
Vivian Jacques
Charles Park
Beatrice Goulet
Alvira Saunders
Stow VFW Post Plans Recruitment Drive Soon
The Stow VFW Post 8074 announced a recruitment drive following a recent meeting. Members will show motion pictures available through the Army Recruiting Service at a public event to be held Wednesday November 26 at 8:18 o’clock in the Town Hall.
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Stow
Witho Allen Pekkala
Atvits
Eet Essen
Army
Sveni
Girl Scout Troop Visits Ravoc Dolls Collection
Sudbury girls toured a Boston Ravoc doll collection featuring dolls from many nations and famous person likenesses. They are crafting dolls of various national costumes, with patrols making Bare 9 Russian Hindu French Swedish dolls and planning a water date.
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Sudbury
Ravoc
Boston
Hawes
Continue Dances at Stow Warren Club Schedule
The Warren church group sponsors dances each month on the third Monday through the theater season. The next event is December 15.
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Stow
the Warren
Eee Wetherbee Post
Americar Gion
Stow School Committee Meets to Discuss Lunch Program
The Stow School Committee met at Mrs. Fred Strong's home on November 11 to discuss the hot lunch program. The district announced Thanksgiving recess from November 26 with classes resuming December 1. The next meeting is planned for Hale High School on an upcoming Wednesday.
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Stow
Fred Strong
Great Road
Hale High School
Greek community appeals for books in Ithaca mayor drive
Upstate New York residents led by the city mayor raise 400 to buy requested books. The effort aims to support local Greek community needs and education.
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New
Ithaca
Jaca
N.Y
Eis
Ithe
Upstate
New York ‘City
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Kathleen
Royal Arch Chapter
Rere Hall
Uvalde, Tex
John Nance Garner
Parker
Florida
Poz
Culo
Bond
Wlingsworth
Clark University
Legion Auxiliary Party Awards
Stow V.e-W
Wilho Allen Pekkala
Girl Scout
General Electric
Sealer
Pic UN
Ans US
Ti Paulin
Hudson
Evee
Vetebar
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