Marlboro Drum Corps Contest Scheduled for Ward Six
Marlboro-Harry Sherman announces a Sunday drum and bugle corps competition at Ward Six with entries from Mission School Roxbury St Jerome West Roxbury Polish Alliance Worces ter and St Ann Marlboro. Possible entries include Marlboro High Maiden Sacred Heart West Roxbury Holy Name. Parade at 2, trophies donated by Sons of Italy Halon Jewlery and Ira Joubert. Proceeds go to the D Amico Fund.
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Marlboro
Harry Sherman
Ward Six
Enry the
Bone of Drum and Bugle Corps
Mission School Drum Corps
Roxbury
St. Jerome’s Band
West Roxbury
Polish ‘Alliance Drum and Bugle'Corps
Worceser
St Ann’s Drum and Bugle Corps
Sacred Heart
Holy
oude-Akroyd
Will
Fred Adams
St. Cecelia’s Band
Ashland
Cadence
Eloie Morin
Edgar Labossiere
Sons of Italy
Halon Jewelry Company
Bill Farrell
Ira Joubert
Cotting Avenue
Main Street
Rawlins Avenue
D’amico Fund
Eastern States Meeting Elections at Southboro
A Southboro gathering elected members and alternates for the Eastern States Annual Meeting to be held in Springfield next February. From Framingham station Axel Maurice elected Bear and Carl Hanson as alternate. From Southboro Jesse [text cut] attended the session.
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Southboro
Neehee
Springfield
Framingham Station
Axel Maurice
Carl Hanson
Suthboro
Jesse
Local Meeting Nominates Southville Officials
Cole and Raymond Bates elected as members with Henry Baldelli and N B Barber as alternates. Howard Norcross chairs as Jonathan Davis Paul Bragg and Framingham delegate spoke. EB Woolam discussed Eastern States service. Sidney Vaughan described Worcester County agricultural needs while a film from the Exchange Laboratory farm in Ellingsen Connecticut was shown.
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Cown
Wilsons observe wedding anniversary and family dinner
Marlboro Mr and Mrs ae uel Wilson celebrate their 46th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. The date also marks the 18th anniversary of their daughter ay O'Brien and her husband, and O'Brien's 39th birthday. Buy Victory Bends and Stamps.
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Marlboro
Aeuel Wilson
Harvard
Ay O'Brien
O'Brien
Acton Names Red Feather Girl Amid Community Drive
Acton selects Nagog native Natacha Farley as Red Feather Girl in a Greater Boston Community Fund contest. The event honored civic-minded, poised young women. Farley has donated blood and served as a hostess for dances. Her photo ran in Boston papers. she attended installations with local officials.
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Natacha Farley
Greater
Boston
Ee Are Allard
Marjorie Christoffergon
Acton
Ludd Farley
Nagog
Sale Wa
Joiint
American Legion
Legion Axiliary
Town Hall
Miss Bagley
South Aeck
Connely
Wey
He West Matey
Alice McAvenia
Greater Boston
Achivo
Arge
C Judd Ferley
al Perry Marble
William P
Maynard Elks Visitation Planned for November 10
District Deputy Harry A Merath P E R of Winchester lodge will visit the Maynard Elks at a meeting on November 10. C Eley was elected to fill a local lodge vacancy caused by Richard J King’s son. The Elks plan their next smoker on October 30 and hold weekly social nights with many Elks and friends in attendance.
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Ard
Harry A. ‘Merath P. E. R
Winchester Lodge
Maynard Lodge
C. Eley
Lodge of Elks
Richard J. King
Elks
St Anargyri Greek Orthodox Church Plans Thanksgiving Event
The St Anargyri Greek Orthodox Church committee met to discuss the annual Thanksgiving celebration to be staged November 28 in the church auditorium. Greek folk dancing and American dancing will be enjoyed. Sane Pappas, president, is in charge of tickets.
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St. Anargyri
Sane
Tchat Pappas
Local Notices From Stow and Great Road Community
Stow residents report illnesses and homebound student Stow Joseph Cusick Jr. continues to recover at home. Charles Peck and family visit Herbert Lewis in Reading. John Peck property in Stow sold to Maynard couple Norghal. Bezan son family occupy Timothy Quinn property. Harold Hanson visits Brooklyn parents. Paul Smith, BC Amherst student, manages cross country team at UMass Amherst and posts wins over Worcester Tech and Northeastern with times 16 46 and 15 45.
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Joseph Cusick Jr
Joseph” Cusick
Boston College
John Peck
Great Road
Stow
William H. Peck
Carlo Norgoal
Maynard
Erick Jokinen
Paul Smith
Allison P. Smith
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Worcester Tech
Northeastern
Surprise Shower for Mrs. Robert L. Laursen of Stow
A surprise shower was held for Mrs. Robert L. Laursen of Great Road Stow on October 9 at the home of her sister-in-law in Maynard. Guests included Mrs. Ruth Akers and many relatives. gifts were presented as Mrs. Laursen arrived. Refreshments were served by Ruth Laursen. Mrs. Laursen is the former Geraldine Symonds of Stow.
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Stow
Robert L. Laursen
Great Road
Clifford Laursen
Roosevelt Street
Maynard
Ruth Akers
Grace Laursen
Virginig Hatch
Louise Lund
Glady ——_ Itterson
Ruth Laursen
Robert Laursen
Geraldine Symonds
Old Friends Return Visit From Grand Michigan Group
On a visit here Stow Mr and Mrs Lett Mr and Mrs Crouse and Walter Weiland of Grand Michigan recall old times. Weiland was saw mill manager in 1939 when logs from a hurricane were made into lumber. The group notes many changes around town since 1939.
Mrs Peloquin Is Tendered Party
Marlboro Mrs Noe Peloquin 17 Cross Street was surprised at her home Tuesday evening by her children grandchildren and friends for her 80th birthday. A large bouquet and a birthday cake inscribed 80 years old highlighted the luncheon with Mr and Mrs George Marsan Sr and other relatives present.
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Marlboro
Noe Peloquin
Cross Street
George Marsan
Noe Noel
Alse
Adrienne Marsan
Alice
Lillian Y Vigeant
Worcester
Alfred Peloauin
Americans urged to conserve food in Waste Less campaign
President Truman launches a national Waste Less push urging Americans to cut meat, poultry, and bread use to save grain for Europe. Five rules guide the effort: buy cheaper cuts, serve less, avoid overcooking, use leftovers, and save wheat. Officials hint at possible meatless days and bread reductions amid talk of potential rationing if Europe aid targets aren’t met. Congressional committees plan to weigh measures to address food shortages.
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Charles Luckman
Truman
Europe
Lewis Schwellenbach
Schwellenbach
Boole Road
Arthur Vandénberg
U.N. Security Council Fight Over Ukraine Status
In a new U.N. skirmish the United States and Russia clash over who should represent Ukraine at the Security Council. Poland has held eastern Europe rank for two years, while the Ukraine seeks separate status despite being part of the Soviet Union. The dispute ties to Yalta arrangements granting the Soviet Union three votes and hints at broader postwar power shifts.
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Poland
Security Council
Europe
Russia
Ukraine
Soviet Union
U. N
U. S
Yalta
United Nations
Rus
Waiko
WS. S.fr
Communist
Stalin Ogses
F.D.B
United .Natiang
Real income gaps widen as earnings lag costs
A Monthly Investors Syndicate survey shows wage and salary earners now have about 96 cents of purchasing power per dollar, while farmers’ incomes continue to fall. The report highlights continuing disparities between wages and living costs, with farmers facing rising costs and shrinking income.
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Investors Syndicate
U S and Russia in Korea Dispute at United Nations
United States officials in the United Nations propose a date for withdrawal of both Russian and American troops from Korea and the creation of a special commission to supervise evacuation. They also favor early elections under UN supervision as a step toward Korean independence, abandoning trusteeship plans.
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Korea
U.S
Russia
United States
U. N
General Assembly
United Nations
U. S
U. N. Special Korean Commission
Taft aids terrier rescue from blaze in San Antonio
In San Antonio Chief Taft presented the American Humane Association medallion to two families aiding a small terrier after a June fire. The dog barked to help occupants escape a burning building while the incident highlighted rescue effort and animal bravery. A Denver man sued a warehouse for 10 000 dollars claiming a rocking chair hit him on the head. Los Angeles firemen voted to abandon suspenders and belts with their uniforms in a display of male vanity.
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At.c. A
Taft
San. Antonio
Humane Association
Denver
Richard Lucero
Lucero
Los Angeles
Aia
GOP In 48 Tour Highlights Taft Reference Silence
The report notes Sen Taft on a western junket while the GOP seeks the 1948 nomination. Taft avoids naming himself or the presidency, arguing that totalitarianism rises with government spending and regulation.
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Robert Taft
Qhie
Taft
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