Rival high school gridiron showdown draws near
Concord and Lexington prepare for the 36th Thanksgiving clash with a long history of close results. Coaches Mogin and Ingraham plan new plays as key players like Pierce and Ricker lead returning seniors. The series record favors Concord 17 14 with four ties and notable alumni across colleges.
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Chet Ingraham
Howe
Trious
Bernie Megin
Jack
Lexington
Concord
Concord Wll
Rick
Concord High
Blue & Gold
Dack Adams
Cocaptain
Ricker
Bill McDonough
John Moakley
Bob Valihorn
John Barry
Adams
Jack King
Tony Basile
Jimmy McKenna
Leo McKenna
Jimmy
Matty
Charlie Bows
Leo McGrath
Bill Berg
Leo Bayeur
Bruce Woodworth
Husky
Frankie Curran
Kendal Clark
al Manter
Jimmy Lyons
Lincom Pierce
Charie Johnson
Pierce
Winthrop
Orse
Break Through Ends Steel Strike Unity
The United Steelworkers signed a Bethlehem Steel agreement ending the walkout. CIO President Philip Murray hailed a milestone as Bethlehem agreed to fund a minimum 100 monthly pension for employees 45 and older with 2 percent years of service plus a social insurance plan. Costs and timelines remain tentative with pension start in January and insurance to follow.
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United Steelworkers
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Big Steel
CIO
Philip Murray
Bethlehem
Murray Eld
Newemen
TRE Cwo
Eugenem
G Steel
S. Steel Corporation
Ajamm PF. Fairless
Miss Claire Johnson Takes Clerical Post at Allen Store
Miss Claire Johnson of 14 Dewey street accepts a clerk position in the Allen department store succeeding Mrs. Jean M. Boisse of Marlboro. The tale includes omitted guest names for Hans Nielsen party and a report on Charles Merrill of Stow, 87, hospitalized in Waltham. Marlboro hospital noted. Mr. Warren Gustafson of Marlboro celebrates birth of son Arnold. Marcus Gustafson of Lincoln street becomes a grandparent.
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Claire Johnson
Dewey Street
Allen Department Store
Jean M. Boisse
Helen D. Lavigne
Marlboro
Charles Merrill
Stow
Shirleybridge
Waltham
Palmer Memorial of the Deaconness Hospital
Warren Gustafson
Harvard Street
Arnold
Marlboro Hospital
Marcus Gustafson
Lincoln Street
Fragmented Sketches of Roosevelt Era Figures
The text sketches Edward R. Minks and Solomus, noting a 49 year old former secretary of state died of a heart attack, and mentions roles in government, industry, and diplomacy. It references various posts, conferences, and associations with Roosevelt era advisers and leaders like Churchill and Stalin.
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Edward R.inixs
Roosevelt
Secret of State
Stettinius
Wirman
Steel Corporato
Stale
Sabinet Pst
Lendleese
Theadie Powers
Tn Admistrtion
George Wash- Bion
Solinlus
U.S
United Nations
Winston
Strong Man Emerges as Albania’s Silent Powerbroker
Western diplomats report Lt. Geo. Motimet Shehu, a Moscow-trained chief of staff, gradually controls Albania from behind the scenes. Premier Verha fades to the background while the 36-year-old leads the army and secret police, becoming the most ruthless Communist influence in the country.
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Bania
Geo. Motimet -Shehu
Uray Ehief
Santo
Howda
Shehu
Verha
Mer
Ete
Albania
Albany
Gres Albanian
Zatenton City Council Alters Nickel Value Protest
Local reports indicate Zatenton city council raised prices on soda and related items, triggering public protests over the perceived devaluation of the nickel. Citizens reacted with complaints about rising costs and store pricing changes across the town.
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Zatenton
Sritein Ig
Petingstas
Borinc Rosinese
Po Sane
ORME
Coal strike disrupts Westland mine store operations
Readers report disruptions at the Westland mine store area from nine to four due to a coal strike. The note indicates workers and customers are affected by reduced hours and limited supplies.
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Westland
Defense cuts spark public confusion over Navy Air Force roles
The article details Truman's emphasis on grave defense issues amid cuts to air force budgets and a Navy plan to retire ships. It notes Navy leadership changes and predicts reduced active fleet strength, with thousands of sailors reassigned as the Atlantic force bears most reductions.
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Truman
Navy
TEE Navy
Industry profits rise in third quarter amid strikes
The report shows net profits of 314 companies totaling 1.304644061 billion in the third quarter, up 4.3 percent from the second quarter of 1949, while Washington warned strikes may erode future earnings and purchasing power. This contrasts with a separate view highlighting jobless increases from coal and steel walkouts.
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Rsirc
ISB
New York
Washington
Commerce
Sawyer
Resente
Associated Press
President links faith to daily life in address
The President said religion cannot be a living force unless people work at it daily. He argued freedom and religion require active practice, noting the need for divine guidance and the involvement of the Federal Council of Churches in shaping moral society.
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Federal Council of Churches
Aumergne Geenelt
America
Barkley Plans Halloween Wedding in Missouri
Vice-President Alben W. Barkley and his fiancée Mrs. Carleton Hadley anticipate a wedding on Halloween eve. Barkley, 71, a widower, and Hadley, 38, a widow, drew widespread attention as their courtship continued with social events. Meanwhile in Belfast Ireland gypsies faced government scrutiny as ministers weighed drastic new measures to curb itinerants amid ongoing confusion.
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Alben W. Barkley
Missouri
Carleton Hadley
Hadley
Washington
Eatell Racker
Mrrs
Belfast
Ireland
Minister of Home Affairs
Northern Ireland
Southeast Asian meeting to curb spread of cow renin
A fragmented note indicates an early 1983 gathering planned by Southeast Asian nations to address the spread of cow renin. The document mentions an announcement and a coordinated effort among regional countries to establish a united response.
Protests by Churches Over Refugee Aid Beset Near Past
A Near Past report notes Protestant and Orthodox denominations rallying for refugee relief. An unnamed committee urged gifts to support displaced people, with Beth’ cremen mentioned in the fragmented text.
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Arcas
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