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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1944

Page

4

Reeducating Germany and Japan in wartime tone

An analysis argues Allies must supervise Germany’s postwar recovery and reeducation, noting the challenge of German mentality and youth indoctrination under Hitler. It compares the Japanese case, warning Americans lack understanding of Japanese motives and religion. Air force reports emphasize daily bombing and its role in shortening the war.

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Letters From Italy Reflect War Time Correspondence

The writer in Somewhere in Italy on 7 October 1944 recounts reading The Enterprise clipping about a September 24 letter. He recalls friends, towns, and wartime memories, weighs Home Front attitudes, and questions celebratory plans for a future V Day homecoming.

GI Letters Echo War End Hopes and Local Fund Drive

A service member writes from Europe urging steady resolve until final victory and suggests Maynard’s Soldiers' Christmas Remembrance Fund raise $5,000. He proposes a commemorative bootlet with hometown names, photos, and a roll of honor, plus a weekly or monthly memorial box listing fallen service members to keep home front and overseas connected.

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Concord Briefs Reflect Local Church Programs and Weather

St Bernard s parish collected 43 cases of clothing for liberated Europe, including 2280 individual pieces donated by parishioners. The North Middlesex Religious Education Workers Conference met in Lexington with speakers Emerson Wilfe and Ruth Frost. Concord Motor Corps held a drill at the State Armory led by Capt Dorothy Macone. Monday mornings brought 22 degree cold across town, freezing radiators. Plans advance for the West Concord Union Church fair on November 8 with supper tickets through local members. Massachusetts Teachers Federation fall conference will be in Springfield on October 21 with Morton Seavey on the federation board.

St. Barnard’s Europe North Middlesex First Parish Unitarian Church Lexington Emerson Wilfe Tufts College Ruth Frost Littleton Concord Motor Corps 101& Company State Armory Dorothy Macone West Concorde Union Church Frederick R. Moore Jr Edgar A. Rohan Intermediate Young People’s Society Massachusetts Teachers’Federation Springfield Morton R. Seavey Peter Bulkeley Concord

Concord News Roundup Highlights Local News and Events

Observances at Trinity Church mark St Luke s Day with Holy Communion. Lieut and Mrs John Mullen announce the birth of son John Augeromle Jr at the hospital. Mullen on U S Navy duty. Greater Boston War Fund 1945 committee members from Concord attend luncheon with Henry Laughlin and speakers including Charles Adams. The 1945 campaign opens October 39. Chuckie Harwood scores for Exeter Academy. Concord Rotary Club resumes Thursday luncheon at Colonial Inn. Bregoli couple marks fourth wedding anniversary. Pilgrim Chapel to hold Sunday service October 22 with pastor Howard Parsons and music by Richard Lewis. Most stores in Concord and West Concord close for holiday. schools reopen Monday. Next Concord rationing board meeting Monday at Veterans Building chaired by William Buttrick. S S Mohawk Sea Scouts meet tonight in West Concord. CYO teams at St Bernard s parish meet tomorrow at lower Monument Hall 7 30 p m. Emerson hospital annual appeal drive slated October 16 25 with John W Hutchinson chair and Winthrop W Sargent vice chair. Concord High practicing for game against Hudson High Friday at Hudson 8 p m aiming for third win of the season. next home game October 28.

Concord Greater Boston Community War Fund Henry A. Laughlin Boston Charles’ Francis Adams

Acton School Accepts Resignations and Elects New Staff

The Acton School Committee accepts resignations of Wil bert shop teacher Miss Harrietta Schmidt Junior High School teacher Miss M Grace Callaway West School principal and town attendance officer Carl Anderson High School custodian and town attendance officer Ann Horrigan elected Junior High School teacher and librarian Frank A Saulenas elected shop instructor. Alice Feehan appointed acting principal of West School.

Acton Wilbert Harrietta Schmidt M. Grace Callaway West Carl Anderson Ann Horrigan Arlington Regis College Madawaska Maine Frank A. Saulenas Beverly Fitchburg Teachers’ College Hamilton N.Y.A Géneral Electri¢ Company Callanan J. Anderson Alice Feehan

Sudbury School Notes Drive Promotes Community Service

The Sudbury School notes report a magazine drive this week to give students real selling and business experience while supporting community activities. The drive features low prices for Woman's Home Companion American Magazine Collier's and the National Weekly with liberal commissions for sellers. The senior play Let Us Be Glamorous directed by Miss Kuusela began rehearsals last Monday and lists cast including Priscilla Hopkins Ruth Mitchell Rex Hopkins John Gaughan Joy Livingston Joan Batchelder Vera Francis Barbara Eaton Julie Seabert Muriel Sunbury Lenore Ellis Anne Dell Anne Claire Gordon Prine Sees Mary Lou McGettigan Bob Tuttle Walter Phelps Jr.

Bur Crowell-Callier Publishing Company Woman’s Home Companion Collier's Austin Goetz Miss Kuusela Priscilla Hopkins Ruth Mitchell Rex Hopkins John Gaughan Joy Livingston Joan Batchelder Vera Francis Barbara Eaton Julie Seabert Muriel Sunbury Lenore Ellis Anne Dell Anne Claire Gordon Prine Sees Mary Lou McGettigan Bob Tuttle Walter Phelps. Jr

Sudbury School Food Sale To Aid Moving Picture Fund

The Teacher's Club will hold a food sale at Sudbury School on October 24 from 3 to 6 PM to raise funds for the moving pictures project for Sudbury schools. Organizers include Mrs Van Drummond and Mrs Laheley with help from Rosalind, Sara, and Eisie.

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Sudbury South School Parents Meet Discuss Lunch and Grounds

Miss Edith Quinn and Mrs Pallant led a meeting of South School parents and pupils on October 9. About nineteen people, including one man and eight fathers, discussed repairs to broken ground equipment and meal plans. Mrs District Nurse spoke on well balanced lunches. Quinn was chosen to chair meetings with Mrs Marquis as secretary. a social hour followed with refreshments.

South School Sudbury Edith Quinn Misa Quinn Ept Quinn I Tor Marquis

Sunday evening service and school event details

At 7 o'clock next Sunday evening there will be a service for the seventh grade at Congregational Church with games and refreshments following. All junior and high school pupils are invited. A pop concert at Center Congregational Church is on Friday, November 3, with tickets now on sale by the school teachers.

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Torch staff and Acton School hold blinds at Blanchard Hall

The Torch staff and Acton School host a prize night at Blanchard Hall on October 26 at 8 o clock. Tickets are available from High School pupils.

Acton School Blanchard Hall

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