Williams College President Baxter Leads Truth Mission
History professor and Williams College president at the time, Parker Baxter III, is described as leading a truth seeking office against deceptive propaganda. The piece profiles Baxter’s early career, his stance on education, and notable associates including Col. William Donovan and other prominent figures in government and finance, while highlighting his defense of truthful public information.
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Nes P. Baxter III
Presijliams College
William J. Donovan
Imation
Sato
Baxter
Wilege
Roosevelt
Serman
Oyster Bay
Col
D Merle-Smith
Sydney
Australia
Oksted
Constitutional congress term limit debate in Guatemala
The article discusses Guatemala's constitutional congress and its stance on consecutive terms for the presidency, noting limits on serving more than one term and the implications for incumbents through 1949. It mentions the first election and potential one or two year terms amid political shifts.
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Porge Ubico
Constitutional Congress
Guatemala
Freedom Parole Theme Prompts Global Debate
A worldwide discussion centers on parole and liberty as nations assess rehabilitation and justice. Governments, scholars, and advocates explore how forgiveness, monitoring, and social reintegration shape public safety and human rights.
Miss Priscilla Gerow Installed as Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Concord brief reports Miss Priscilla Gerow and other local girls installed as officers of Maynard Assembly Number 21 Rainbow Girls last Saturday night at Concord. Also noted are a 23 pound watermelon exhibition near Strawberry Hill Road and family birth in Emerson Hospital. Mrs Gatiney, formerly of West Concord, visited friends and sang at a Dalton Shee re nuptials event.
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Priscilla Gerow
Ralph A. Gerow
Main Street
Maynard Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Concord
Mil
Strawberry Hill Road
Elizabeth (Hennessey) Gatiney
Cambbridge
West Concord
Concord school board drafts plan to close office on Saturdays
Concord department seeks to close its office from November to May first on Saturdays to save fuel. The Incal draft board number 64 will stay open two evenings weekly Mondays and Fridays until 6 o'clock. Various local figures and events are noted including Fort Dawes inspections and a West Point Preparatory School invitation for Parker Boss.
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Concord
Maynard
Acton
Bedford
Lincoln
Subury
Cochituate
Wayland
Emerson School
Stow Street
Mi lot couple greet daughter Helene at Person Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lucie Joseph Mi lot of 391 Main Street announce the birth of a daughter named Helene born on the 22nd at Person Hospital.
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Lucie Joseph Milot
Main Street
Helene
Concord High Opens Season with 21 0 Win Over Dracut
Concord High defeated Dracut 21 to 0 at Dracut Cricket Field as new coach Bernie Megin used subs. Johnny Mandriok scored the first TD, Billy O Neill added an extra point, Jakie Boyd and Ed Avile each produced scores, and Dee added two extra points. Key injuries included Frannie Horne and Pete Harwood. Stoneham visit next Saturday.
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Concord
Dracut
Bernie Megin
Secon
Johnny Mandriok
Megic
Bill LaHiff
Billy O’neill
Joe Hanley
Jakie ‘Boyd
Onnie Dee
LaHliff
Ed '‘Aville
Dee
Megin
Frannie Horne
Pete
Harwood
Billy “Anderson
Stoneham
San
Donavan
Boyd
Ta- Hiff
Mandriok
Horne
Young
Ridhie Horne
Dracutman
Man Rides Through Gasoline Shortage with Bicycle
Joseph M. Dee, Bedford Street armorer at the State Armory, a World War veteran, has ridden a bicycle to work for 23 years. He pedals about five miles daily including lunch trips, totaling roughly 34 500 miles, more than twice around the world, earning his own transport and a knowing laugh at the gasoline shortage.
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Concord
Joseph M. Dee
Bedford Street
State Armory
Joe
Armory
Soe
Dee
Everett Street
Mr. Ickes
Enrolls at Oak Grove Concord Jenny Cox Joins Maine School
Concord-Jenny Cox daughter of Mrs Neal Cox of Concord welcomed to Oak Grove School for Girls Maine. A formal reception followed a rehearsal with a receiving line ushers and guests. Cox named one of sixteen to sing in robed choir. Dr Marvin Monroe Deems preached an Open Gateways sermon. Cox previously attended Concord Academy since first grade and becomes a resident student.
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Concord
Jenny Cox
Neal Cox
Oak Grove School
Maine
Miss Cox
Oak Grove
Mervin Monroe Deems
Former Concord math instructor visits Concord High School
Miss Florence M. Brown, former mathematics instructor at Concord High, joined teachers and pupils during a recent visit. She is now attending the Curry School in Boston, continuing her education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Brown
Concord High School
Curry School
Eent
Boston
Weni Ty
Middlesex High Prevails 33 to 0 Over Boston Trade
Concord Middlesex school opened with a strong 33 to 0 victory over visiting Boston Trade. Captain Dick Guard from Honolulu led the attack with two touchdowns and strong line backing. Guard, Eckert, Stanton, and Chenoweth scored while Connnie Atkins kicked all three extra points. Middlesex hosts Thayer Academy next week.
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Concord
Middlesex
Bob Foster
Boston
Eckér
Freak Gourds Grow From Concord Garden Invasion
Mrs Louis J McCaffrey of 164 Commonwealth Avenue reports gigantic gourds from her Concord garden after importing four gourd seeds from California last spring. The largest fruit weighs over 10 pounds, measures 38.5 inches long with a 191.2 inch circumference, and resembles a goose. Another freak gourd forms an Indian club shape as vines spread toward neighbors yards.
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West Concord
Louis J. McCaffrey
McCaffrey
Commonwealth. Avenue
Entering Oak Grove School Girls in Maine
Marjorie Damon daughter of Mr and Mrs Kennan Damon of West Concord enters Oak Grove School for Girls in Maine after Concord High School graduation. Families from England Hawaii and Canada attend largest entering class with weekend visit to Rosemere home of Principal and Mrs Owen and campout tradition noted during travel by horseback or car.
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Oak Grove School
West Concord
England
Honolulu
South America
Marjorie Damon
Kennan Damon
Main Street
Maine
Concord High School
Migs Damon
Rosemere
Owen
Installation of Concord Council Knights of Jumibus Officers
Concord Council Knights of Jumibus installed officers Tuesday evening at a well attended meeting with out of town guests. District Deputy Fred J. Hogan presided. William J. Bulger Jr. became Grand Knight, succeeding Charles E. Mara. Other officers included Thomas F. Coyne, James P. Keehan, Martin J. Diskin, Bernard A. McKenna, J. William Byron, Rudolph W. Currier, Joseph H. McKenna, Patrick A. Smith, Michael Haskett, Terrence J. McHugh, and trustee for two years. Refreshments and brief entertainment followed.
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Oncord
Concord Council
Knights of Jumibus
Fred J. Hogan
Winthrop
William J. Bulger, Jr
Charles E. Mara
Thomas F. Coyne
Charles EB. Mara
Rand Knight
James P. Keehan
Martin J. Diskin
Grand Knight
Bernard A. McKenna
Financialecretary
J. William Byron
Advoate
Rudolph W. ‘Currier
Warfien
Joseph H. McKenna
Patrick A. Smith
Ichael Haskett
Arn
Terrence J. McHugh
Trust
CHS Classes Elect New Officers at Concord High
Concord High School student officers announced for each class. Seniors elect William O’Neill president and Ann Hills vice president with Carolyn Viscariello secretary and John Coyne treasurer. Junior officers include Jack Larrabe president and Mary Lou Hills vice president. Sophomores choose Nei Hoyt president and Jean Anderson vice president. The athletic fund drive features Blues vs Gold teams with captains Joseph Macone and Anne Spencer and student captains Mary Garrett and Alice Gammon.
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Concord
Concord High School
William O'Neill
Ann Hills
Carolyn Viscariello
John Coyne
Helen Wilson
Jack Larrabe
Mary Lou Hills
Nancy Richardson
Richard Wetherbee
Helen Freeman
Nei Hoyt
Jean Anderson
Nancy Smith
J. Giles
Camilla
Moses
Blues
Gold
Albert B. Robinson
Joseph Macone
Concord Lions Club Formed at Wright's Tavern Meeting
A well attended luncheon at Wright's Tavern sparked plans for a Concord Lions Club. A temporary slate including Rothwell N. McRae as president and Dr. Arthur F. March as secretary was elected. Next meeting October 8 at 6 29 p m at Wright's Tavern aims to finalize the organization with Lions International officials present. Guests included Lions International rep Larry Slater district governor Ralph Estey and Elmer Telfer of Medford.
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Concord
Wright's Tavern
Lions Club
Rothwell N. McRae
Arthur F. March
Russell W. Wheeler
Lion Tanner
Rudolph W. Currier
Lions Club, International
Lawrence B
Larry) Slater
Lions, International
Chicago
Illinois
Ralph H
Doc) Estey
Somerville
Rummage Sale Set by West Concord Woman's Club
The West Concord Woman's Club will hold its annual rummage sale on Thursday and Friday October 9 and 10 at the Adams and Bridges site on Commonwealth Avenue. Doors open at 10 o'clock with exceptional bargains in clothing bric a brac and household arts.
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West
Concord
Woman's Club
Adams & Bridges
Commonwealth Avenue
Five Concord Couples Take Marriage Vows
Five Concord couples were married in a Saturday morning ceremony at Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord. The Daltons and Sheehans led a large wedding with 200 guests. receptions followed at Seiler's Ten Acres, Wayland. The couples plan to live in Concord after a wedding trip to Charlestown, South Carolina.
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West Concord
Our Lady Help of ‘Christians’ Church
Mary Williams Sheehan
Edward Waldo. Sheehan
Old Bridge Road
Leo Peter Dalton
Peter N. Dalton
Old Bedford Road
Concord
Hoy
William F. Shaughnessy
Regis College
Helen Thornton
Wea
Audrey’ Sullivan
Newton
Anne Flaherty
Woburn
Mr. Dalton
John Griffin
Lowell
Robert B. Sheehan
Edwant
I. Sheehan
West
Otd
Ae 8. Marine. Corps
Daviduate
Waltham
Concord Miss Elizabeth Graham Weds Berkeley Ingham
Concord Massachusetts announces the marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Graham daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Graham of 20 Assabet Avenue to Berkeley H Ingham son of Mr and Mrs John T Ingham of West Concord. The 4 oclock ceremony was in the Parsonage of the Trinitarian Congregational Church with Rev Wilfrid H Bunker officiating. A small reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple plan to reside in West Concord after a brief wedding trip. The bride a Concord High School graduate class of 1938 and the groom a Concord High School graduate also, and Hemphill Diesel School Boston, is a machinist at Boston.
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Dunstable
Byron Johnson
Saxonville
West Concord
Concord High School
Hemphill Diesel School
Boston
Fisher Lavandier Wedding in Concord and West Concord
Mise Fabine Clements LaVandier and Charles William Fisher were married at St Bernard's Church rectory on Saturday September 20. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Walter Quinlan.
Bryant Morse Wed in Bridgeport Connecticut Ceremony
Ruth Ann Bryant daughter of Waldo Gerald Bryant wed Edward Wendell Morse III son of Edward W Morse Jr at St Johns Church Bridgeport Connecticut. The couple will reside in Gaston Connecticut after a wedding trip to Canada.
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Morse—Bryant
Concord
St. John’s Church
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Bride Rita Ransom Weds Charles Gordon Robinson
Concord ceremony Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Trinitarian Congregational Church united Rita Ransom daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross E Ransom with Charles Gordon Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Robinson The pastor Reverend Wilfrid H Bunker presided Maid of honor Miss Josephine Fraticelli Best man Roger Robinson Boston brothers of the bride and groom listed with others A reception followed at the venue
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Boston
David Robinson
Billersica
William A. Robinson
Concord
Tine
Tard
Ie Ae Olsen
Maynard
Cahoon Elected High Priest at Walden Royal Arch
Concord file reports the Walden Royal Arch Chapter held its opening fall meeting at the Masonic Temple on Monday September 24 with High Priest Russell C Berry of Acton presiding A memorial service was held for late member Herbert W Hoenter and George B Cahoon Wes Concord named high priest Johnander Freni Carlisle son Prue Concord treasurer Warren B Goddard West Concord secretary Thomas Peterson Concord trustee for two years Meg officers and others to be appointed to be installed later this month
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Concord
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic’ Temple
Russell C. Berry
Acton
Herbert W. Hoenter
George. B. Cahoon
Wes Concord
Johnander Freni
Cas
Cas ‘Iad Crite
First Parish Concord opens Sunday for Uni tarian church school
The First Parish Unitarian church school begins Sunday October 5 at 9:45 in the Parish House on Lexington Road. The liberal religious school offers a kindergarten through high school group, with 15 teachers and 120 students aged four to fifteen last year. The staff includes Rev. Edward P. Daniels as chairman and 14 teachers, with three staffers attending the Isles of Shoals Religious Education Institute in July.
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Concord
Unitarian Church School
Lexington Road
Edward P. Daniels
Richard
B.greenman
Frederick ‘W. Allen
Couple Retire as Attendants at Hugh Cargill Home
Mr and Mrs Peter C Peterson retire after twenty years serving as superintendent and matron at Hugh Cargill Home on Walden Street. On October 1 they resign and son Herbert I Peter Jr., who has assisted during the summer, will continue the work.
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Concord
Peter, C. Peterson
Hugh Cargill
Walden Street
Herbert. I. Peterson
Concord-Hast Quarter and Sleepy Hollow Split Playoff Doubleheader
In the twilight league at Emerwr playground Sunday, Concord-Hast Quarter won game one 2-1 with Gus Softriti pitching. Sleepy Hollow responded in game two, routing Sleepy Hollow 10-2 behind Bobbsy Mata pitching, taking a 2-0 series lead with a 32 victory. The series draws strong interest.
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Concord — Hast
Sleepy Hollow
Emerwr Playground
Gus Softriti
Bobbsy Mata
Sleepy. Hollow
Mrs DeMaQ Succumbs After Minor Operation in Concord
Concord mourns Mrs. DeMaQ 49 who died after a minor operation at Emerson. A Italy-born resident for 26 years she was active with the Our Lady of Indulgence Daughters of Italy and St Bernard's. Survived by three soldier sons and a daughter. Interment at St Bernard's Cemetery. Funeral services held at St Bernard's Church.
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Ati
DeMao
Yee
Emerson
Ital
Concord
Saba
Iceland
Renaral Frank
Waltham
Samu Concord
Ma DeMao
Concord Ae School
DeMao Wagamber
Our Lady
Loaded Truck Catches Fire On Concord Turnpike
A Bowen company truck from Boston bound for Fort Devens caught fire on the Concord Turnpike near Fairhaven road Monday, causing about $8,000 in damage and total loss of the vehicle. Firemen from Central Station responded to the scene.
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Concord
Bowen Company
Boston
Fairhaven
Fort Devens
John
Saat
Bedford Beats Our Lady’s Baseball in West Cone Playoff
Bedford wins 22-8 over Our Lady’s of West Cone in a league playoff at Bedford Sunday afternoon. Pete Primmerman starred with four RB Is, two doubles and a single while Victorson over ie had a strong offensive showing. Harry Cook exited early after allowing ten runs in the third inning.
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Our Lady's Baseball
West Cone
Ur Champio
Ee Lee
Sera
Harry Cook
Bedford
Oleen
Geeni
Pete Primmerman
Fter
Buddy Yn Oh
Walter Horne
Seards Aica
Concord Burleigh AL Pratt Jon The Week End
Fragmentary OCR transcript from a local score page lists names and scores with unclear context. It references persons such as Humphrey and Walker and numbers like 38-27 and 35-86, suggesting a sports tally or match results but lacks coherent structure and dates. The readable items indicate a likely athletic event or contest with individuals and point totals.
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Concord
Burleigh AL Pratt
Jon
Ee Chee
Humphrey
Br Hoemer
Een Re “Ee Walker
Secret Faults We Edaily Forget Our Faults
A brief column examines hidden faults we overlook in daily life and the quiet ways they shape decisions. The piece suggests self awareness and candid reflection as remedies, noting ordinary moments reveal character through choices and consequences.
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Devens Street
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