Poland Faces Upward Turn Amid Tumultuous Years
The aged Polish president and notable scientists are cited in a portrait of Poland’s world shifts. It highlights Ignaz Mogeicki and a 70 year old innovator whose audacious Baroque palace system stirs debate. The piece reflects on leadership, science, and future balance in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Poland
Ignaz Mogeicki
Ricki
Bn Oasis
Ratory
Europe
Josef
Marshal Edward ly-Rydz
Moscicki
Sond
Smave
Arosemena Praises Isolation Amid Panamanian Politics
The Panamanian president, Juan Arosemena, speaks as keynote for the Pan American conference in Panama City. He advocates constructive isolation for the American republics, warns against totalitarianism and religious racial persecution, and stresses defense of the canal if attacked.
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R. Juan ‘Demosthenes -Arosemena
Imerican Conference of Foreignisters
Panama
State Department
Churches Call Resistance to Nazi Control Quietly
Amid wartime tensions a writer notes astonishment at leaders condemning Nazi church control. He recalls last June when global churches honored a prominent modern Christian figure and designated a Sunday to mark heroism. A submarine from World War I era and a noted evangelist are referenced in local mentions.
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Zerness
Martin Ler
Nazi Germany
Pas
Berlin
Concord Arc Roll Call to Open Nov 11
Concord Mrs Rodney E Pratt chairman of the Red Cross Roll Call announces names of volunteers and area chiefs for the campaign opening November 11. Alexander Cameron leads Concord industries while Mrs Joseph Richardson handles special gifts and Mrs John McManus contacts hotels and restaurants. Edward B Caiger leads Junior Red Cross with school cooperation. Further names and business-section coordinators to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rodney E. Pratt
Red Cross
Alexander Cameron
Joseph Richardson
John McManus
Ralph C Pithe
Edward B Caiger
Armisi
School Safety Council Elects Its Officers
Concord safety council at Peter Bulkeley School announces seven grade officers Anne Janney Marie Hayes David Plagin and James Walker to guard students crossing Stowe street and to study bicycle traffic while advising riders to follow same laws as drivers and ride on the right.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Anne Janney
Marie Hayes
David Plagin
James Walker
Stowe Street
Highway Department
Safety Council
Seavey
Local Birth Announcements From Concord Area Familien
Concord and surrounding towns report several newborns. A son born September 20 at Emerson Hospital to Mr and Mrs Domenic Incerrera. A son born October 1 at Emerson Hospital to Mr and Mrs A Gerry Lawrence of Stow. A daughter Muriel Lillian born October 2 at the hospital to Mr and Mrs William Moneson Jr of Bedford Road. A son born October 5 at the hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard A Munn of West Acton. A daughter born October 7 to Mr and Mrs Richard Swan of Bedford Street.
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Concord
Richard Swan
Bedford Street
Shedden Edgarton win Concord ladies doubles title
Monday at the Country Club the final match concluded with Mrs. William M. Shedden and Mrs. Charles Edgarton defending champions defeating Mrs. W. Lawrence Marshall and Mrs. Henry M. Keyes 7 6 6 2 to claim the championship in a two set match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
William M. Shedden
Charles Edgarton
W. Lawrence Marshall
Henry M. Keyes
Donation Day Chairman Named for Emerson Hospital Drive
Concord selects Mrs. Henry M. Keyes for town chairmanship with Mrs. Wis ner I. Park in West Concord Acton Mrs. William Sears Carlisle Mrs. Martin Bovey and Maynard Mrs. James Pp. King named as local coordinators for the donation event.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Henry M. Keyes
West Concord
Wisner I. Park
Acton
William Sears
Carlisle
Martin Bovey
Maynard
James Pp. King
Republicans Meet with Young Republicans Guests Speak
The Young Republican group met in the evening with Musketaquid president David Williams presiding. Charles Burton Marshall, instructor of government, attended as guest speaker and spoke on the topic.
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Young Republic
M. Whitney
Musketaquid
David Williams
Charles Burton Marshall
Pha
Concord Mer rimac Rivers event observed October meeting
A fragmented notice records a meeting between Mr and Mrs Trobeau and others on October 16 at 3 PM, referencing A week in the Concord Mer rimac Rivers. The text is incomplete but denotes a social or club gathering.
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Trobeau
Concord Merrimac
Donation Day Oct 16 charity drive for Emerson Hospital
Concord towns appoint chairmen for Emerson Hospital Donation Day on Monday October 16. Towns list include Acton Maynard West Concord and others with local chairwomen. A donation truck will collect jellies jams preserves fruits and vegetables at Thorpe's Shoe store Concord Mill Dam from 9 am to 6 pm.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Acton
William Sears
Carlistle
Martin K. Bovey
Henry M. Kayes
Maynard
James P. King
West Concord
Wisner J. Park
Thorpe’s Shoe
Concord Mill
Dam
Boston lawyer Robert Cutler to head public employees division
Francis C. Gray announced that Robert Cutler, prominent Boston lawyer and churchman, will again lead the public employees division of the 1940 Greater Boston Community Fund Campaign, reinforcing long standing local civic involvement.
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Concord
Robert Cutler
Boston
Greater Boston
Public Employees
Community Fund
Francis C. Gray
New Books Arrive at Concord Public Library
Concord public library has added numerous new titles including A Man in the Iron Mask by Dumas E F Trouble for Lucia by Benson M Breakneck Brook by Flint E The Dragon's Teeth by Queen E Seifert A great day by E Gerard Red Rope by Foster B Rider of the Rifle Rock by Christie A Easy to Kill by Gardner E S The Case of Rolling Bones by Little C and G The Black Gloves by Hackett F Queen Anne Boleyn by Walling R A J The Corpse with the Red Headed Friend by Eberhart M G The Chiffon Scarf by Corbett E Charley Manning by Leslie D and Aiive Dsetinies
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Concord
Concord Public Library
Dumas
Benson
E. F
Lucia Flint
Seifert
Gerard
Red Rope
Foster
Rider
Christie
Gardner
E. S
Rolling Bones Little
Hackett
Police Ball Draws Record Local Interest at Armory
Concord Police Relief Association chairman Fred Nolan says the annual concert and ball at the State Armory on October 24 has unprecedented interest. Tickets go on sale soon and officers are urged to buy early for a worthy cause.
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Concord
Fred Nolan
Concord Police Relief Association
State Armory
Nolan Ae
Fire at Minute-Man Garage Causes Minor Damage
Firefighters were alerted to a blaze at Minute-Man Garage on Thoreau Street Monday evening about 7 30. The fire started earlier, but was under control by arrival. Damage described as slight. residents Mr and Mrs Charles Vorst on Lowell Road near the scene assisted.
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Concord
Thoreau Street
Sealatapt
Edgard Matter Ae
Charles Vorst
Lowell Road
Machaj Fractures Vertebrae After Concord Crash
Concord report states Frank Machaj 96 24 of Ipswich a West Concord State Police officer was injured in a motorcycle spill on Concord Turnpike in Lexington. Initial fears of neck injury gave way to discovery of a fractured vertebrae after x rays and brain specialist review. He is in Emerson Hospital wearing a brace for weeks and is expected to recover gradually.
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Concord
Frank
Machaj
Ipswich
West Concord
Emerson Hospital
O. Lawrnce Clark
Cla
Donald
Munroe
Boston Hospital
Inquest Probes Death Of Charles B. Kelley In Concord
Concord District Court held an all day inquest into the death of Charles B. Kelley whose Hillside Avenue home burned September 19. Judge Howard A. Wilson presided with 16 witnesses questioned by A D A Anthony DicCicilo Jr and State Fire Marshal aide Edward P O’Neil. Medical Examiner Henry J Walcott and others testified as the panel weighing possible causes. If no new developments arise, the death will be ruled accidental.
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Concord
Concord District Court
Charles B. Kelley
Hillside’ Avenue
West Concord
Howard A. Wilson
Robert Bradford
Edward T Simoneau
Marlboro Court
Anthony DicCicilo, Jr
Edward P “Tip" O’neil
Marshall Witherell
Concord Police
Simoneau
District Attorney’s
Clerk of Courts
Henry J Walcott
Robert Lawson
William L McCarthy
Maxwell Lawrence
John Kelley
William ‘Delfino
Mary Frawley
Boreson
Commonwealth Pier
Kelley
Engagement announced for Miss Mary Holden to Hiram W Dunston
Mr and Mrs A John son Holden of Marblehead Duxbury announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary to Hiram W Dunston son of Mr and Mrs Biden H Dunston of Carlisle formerly of West Concord. The engagement was revealed at a formal dinner at Seiler's 1775 House Lexington on September 30 with about 125 guests attending.
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Concord
A. Johnson Holden
Marblehead
Duxbury
Mary
Hiram W. Dunston
Biden H. Dunston
Carlisle
West Concord
Seiler
Lexington
Concord High Faces Punchard in Saturday Football Clash
Concord High hosts Punchard High at Emerson Playground at 2 p.m. in a bid for its first win of the season. The game is a rematch after a 6 6 tie last year under Coach Al Cook who made multiple lineup changes.
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Concord High
Punchard High
Emerson Playground
Ridiron
al Cook
Mighty Prichard
Cook
Bob Hawkes
Sey Pene Hawkes
Jack
Jim Suan Maces
Waltham
St. Mary's
John
Breen
Belmont
Concord
Maynard
Concord Company H Embarks for Mapueachusette National Boat Trip
Company H will depart from the Armory at 5 30 and return by 8 am Monday October 16. First Lieutenant John Hutchinson Second Lieutenant Samuel Melise and Armorer Joseph Dee accompany the company. Recruits were not added at drill despite earlier arrivals and a higher quota to 74 men is set for October under presidential orders.
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Concord
Infantry
Mapeachusette National ‘Ork
John Hutchinson
Samuel Melise
Joseph Dee
Company H
Concord Court Cases Reveal Break-In and Blame Shifts
Anthony Veiga and Henry C. Gagne of Lowell appeared in Concord District Court on charges of breaking and entering in the night. Both were ordered held on 2500 surety to the Grand Jury and jailed in East Cambridge. The pair were arrested October 5 in Lowell by State Police. They allegedly broke into James Demers’s Acton Carlisle home and stole a 32 revolver, ammunition, a traveling bag, radio, shirts and other small items. In Lexington, Associate Judge Edward B. Caiger found 16 year old Herbert Peterson not guilty of manslaughter and dismissed delinquency charges after a fatal October 3 accident involving Edward R. Wood.
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Concord
Anthony Veiga
Henry C. Gagne
Lowell
Hach
East Cambridge
Howard A. Wilson
James Demers
Acton’ Road
Carlisle
Edward B. Caiger
Herbert Peterson
Marrett Road
Lexington
Peterson
Edward R. Wood
Hill Avenue
Fire safety tips from Concord Fire Chief on winter hazards
Concord Fire Chief Harry E. Tuttle urges inspections to prevent fires this winter. He advises a home by home tour starting in the attic to remove old papers and clutter, check electrical wiring, outlets, and clothing stains, and ensure ash trays, fire screens, and safe storage of gasoline.
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Concord
Harry E. Tuttle
Concord Fire Department
Conference for Parents at First Parish Church House
Concord Richard Greenman announced a conference for parents and teachers on Wednesday October 25 in the Parish House. After refreshments at 7 30, Professor James T. Berkeley will speak on modern religious education. A special exhibit of children's religious books will be presented by Agnes C. Foote of Tory Row Bookshop Cambridge.
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Concord
Richard Greenman
Church School Committee
First Parish
James T. Berkeley
Andover Newton Theological School
Agnes C. Foote
Tory Row
Cambridge
Concord Female Society Meeting Notice
The Concord Female Society will meet with Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer at 22 Elm Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Concord Female Society
Herbert B. Hosmer
Elm. Street
Concord wedding unites Ed Johnson and Anne Rexanter
Ed ward J. Johnson and Anne Rexanter wed at Concorér Church with candlelight vows at 8 pm officiated by Rev. Johanson. The bride is a graduate of figit school while the groom is a Concord High and Bentley School of Accounting alum. Reception follows at the church and a short wedding trip precedes a home on Bedford street.
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Concorér
Edward J. Johnson
Figit School
Tt Eere
Concord High
Bentley School of Accounting
Bedford Street
McGrath Transferred to Grafton Barracks
Concord State Police trainee McGrath has been moved from Concord to Grafton to replace Domenic Piuffrida. He prefers Worcester County and is pleased with the reassignment.
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Concord
Harry McGrath
Bernard W. McGrath
Bedford Street
Concord State Police
Grafton
Domenic Piuffrida
McGrath
Concord Barracks
Worcester County
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Philip Kennedy
Nine Acre Corner
Shedd
Newtonville
Concord Arc
School Safety Council
Seeere Teson Hospital
Rober Cutler
Punchard
Coach Cook
Wen
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Dr. Walton Hubbard
Los Angeles, California
Christian Science Board of
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Main and Church Streets
Hudson
the First Church of Christ, Scientist
Will
Anne Alexander
Parke
Hérronville
Little Wo Beries
Tommy Burke
Raut
Emeriga
Hetropine
Parkemen
Harry Cook
Nune
Binglee
Sisti
Rich Loughlin
Denaro
Bi Cook
G. Cook
H. Cook
H.’ . Cook
Tompkins
Casey
Skihes
Eastquarte
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