De Gaulle Free French Leadership Stirs U.S. Interest
The article discusses whether the United States should recognize Charles de Gaulle's Free French government based in exile at London and questions the legitimacy of Vichy rule. It notes de Gaulle’s appeal to different factions and the practical issues of base control in Africa near Dakar.
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United
Vichy
Charles de Gaulle
de Bdeve
Germany
Samra
de Gaulle
Market Intricacies Evade Simple Technical Tuning
The text hints at market complexities in commodities like cotton and notes a lack of technical insight to track and adjust to price movements. It suggests signals are hard to interpret and misaligned with actual market turns. Entities are not clearly defined in readable form.
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Technica
Paper Registration Plates Looms for 1948 Cars
The Enterprise reports that due to national defense needs and steel shortages, paper registration plates for Marlboro vehicles may be used in 1948. A federal shutdown on steel for plates prompts a carrier system and debates about one plate per vehicle. If adopted, motorists would face an extra 2 to 4 dollars for road use.
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Blaig House
Boston
National’ Defense
OPM
Lmit
Middlesex Downs St. Mark's 28 to 0 in Concord
Middlesex School routed St. Mark's 28 to 0 at Concord as Captain Guard and Jack Stanton starred for Middlesex. Guard opened the scoring with a 45 yard TD run and Stanton added four more touchdowns with Sundback kicking the extra points. Middlesex continued a four game win streak and prepares for Noble and Greenough before a November 8 clash with St. George's of Newport.
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Southduro
Middlesex” School of Concord
St. Mark's School
Ptain
Dick Guard
Jack Stanton
Middlesex
Sundiback
iNorton
Williamson
Ward
Grant
Sundback
Stevens
Atkins
Trumbell
Heker
Guard
Cantain
Stanton
St. Mark’s
Lewis
Munroe
Thompson
Bemis
Brown
Ingalls
Vandenert
Barton
Pritzlaff
Sawyer
McClay
Veranes
Hopkins
Doc Guthrie
J. J. Callahan
Ray Perry
Fostermen
Boston Trade
Thayer Academy
Groton
Bt. Mark's
Noble & Greenough
Maynard Gridders Set for Winchester Rivalry Saturday
Maynard high school's orange and black team, led by Mike Vodok dys, faces Winchester on Winchester field this Saturday afternoon in a non league rivalry noted for sportsmanship and strong competition. Maynard aims to rebound after a single defeat and then meets three Midland League foes in ten days later in the schedule.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Winchester
Maynardites
Red and Black
Mike Vodokdys
Marlboro
Milford
Clinton
Forgetful of Friends Snobbery Quoted Motto
A brief quotation notes that a person who forgets their own friends while chasing distant connections is a snob, attributed to Thackeray. The line emphasizes loyalty over social climbing and highlights a moral about true friendship.
Government could restore market by export subsidy policy
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of United States cotton exports and a government export subsidy aimed at restoring the Canadian market. Mentions subsidy methods and implications but details are unclear.
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United States
Mrs. Duggan Dies At 32 In Hudson Hospital
Mrs. Duggan wife of James Duggan died in Carter Hospital Hudson at ten thirty in the morning age thirty two She was born in Hudson daughter of William Coady and Catherine Lawlor She was a devout member of St Michael's Church graduated from St Michael's Academy in 1928 and served the church in many roles She survived by husband a two week old daughter her father six sisters Catherine Ireltas Mary Brecken and others Funeral from William Coady home 14 Blossom Street Wednesday morning with requiem mass at St Michael's Church at nine o'clock Interment in parish cemetery directed by McNiff and Tighe funeral directors
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There Duggan
Mm . Manning . Street
Carter Hospital
Duggan
Iit
William
Catherine (Lawlor
St. Michael's Church
St. Michael’s Academy
St. Michael's
Association
Ladies Sodality
William Coady
Catherine Ireltas
Marlbord
Mary Brecken
Catherine
St. William
Notre Dame Order
Boston
Rita
Heel
Evelyn
Coady
Nome
Blossom’ Street
St.’ Michael’s Church
McNif
Tighe
Concord church program and community notices
The Concord area reports on a Woman's Unwin program at the Trinitarian Church parish house with guest speaker M Condit of Concord school department and a supervising role for Frank Googins. Also noted are a Veterans Council hat dance, Judge Wilson's 30th anniversary, silver wedding milestones, a baby born at Emerson Hospital, and various school and civic activities and retirements.
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Woman's Unwin
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Fae Iodwaird M
Sweet Potato Harvest Time
Fall signals harvest for sweet potatoes with guidance on timing vine removal, harvesting technique, avoiding bruising, grading, curing, and storage. Emphasizes using a vine cutter, careful handling, and proper storage conditions to preserve yield.
Castor Bean Revival Joins U S Industry Mix
The piece notes renewed castor bean cultivation to supply a dust-drying oil for paints and enamels, as tung oil from China becomes costly. It traces history from mid 1800s boom to 1879 glut, then recent trials across 33 states and imports from Java, Brazil and India. It highlights shatter resistant varieties and uses in can linings, textiles, soap, inks, and tire cement.
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China
Kansas
New York
Java
Brazil
India
Chemurgic Council
Farm Notes Milk Cows Rise in United States 1940 41
Agriculture data show milk cows on US farms increased nearly three percent from 1940 to 1941. The 1941 lamb crop is likely the largest on record and the 1941 hay crop is projected at 96 million tons, the largest since 1927. Corn harvest is estimated at 2.549 billion bushels, up 40 percent from 1940 and above the 1930s average.
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United States
U.S
Moral Quotation From Cowper on Etiquette and Manners
A fragment quotes Cowper noting that a moral person and a well bred other can. The line reflects 18th century reflections on virtue and social conduct in concise, aphoristic form.
Concord Lions Club Holds Inaugural Dinner Meeting
Last Wednesday evening the newly formed Concord Lions Club met at Wrights Tavern with Rothwell N MacRae presiding. Special Representative Lawrence B Slater of Chicago outlined Lionism, as four new members joined bringing total to 24. A charter night event is planned for Tuesday November 4 with Ladies Night and a catered dinner.
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Concord
iLast
Lions Club of Concord
Wright's Tavern
Rothwell
MacRae
Lawrence B. Slater
Chicago
Ilinois
Lions International
Merrill S. Ring
Elmer’ Vv. Telfer
Summer. Burns
Medford Lions Club
Board ‘of
Tuseday
J. ‘Clifford
Acton High six man football opens with 40 0 rout
Acton High School six man football opened the season by routing Natick 40 to 0. Coach Walsh praised the team for fundamentals and scoring at will. Standouts included Pederson Sweeney McAvenna Scribner Collins and O Rourke with help from Marble Willett Rimbach Sweeney Scribner Dickson Gallant Tucker. The squad travels to Medfield Thursday for a game with Medfield High School.
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Acton
Natick
Walsh
George Pederson
Paul Sweeney
Ray
Jim’ McAvenna
Harry Scribner
Francis Collins
Michael ‘O'Rourke
Ralph Marble
Charles Willett
Robert Rimbach
Wilfred Sweeney
Howard Tracy
Steve Scribner
Stewart Dickson
Dick Gallant
Jackie Tucker
Medfield
High School
Acton High School Benefit Dance and Campaign Update
Mrs Otis J Reed of Prospect Street South Acton has returned from a five week visit with relatives in Charlottesville Virginia A dance for the benefit of the high school athletic association was held Friday night in the high school auditorium Dancing to The Rhythm Boys orchestra started at 8 oclock The annual magazine campaign began October 9 at the local high school and will conclude Thursday Students compete for prizes with proceeds supporting athletic funds
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Otis J. Reed
Prospect Street
South Acton
Charlottesville
High &Nool
Rhythm Boys
Meaning of Luck in Endurance and Duty
Luck means the hardships and privations you have not hes itated to endure the long nights you have devoted to work. Luck means the appointments you have never failed to keep the trains you have never failed to catch.
Maynard Union Church Announces Sunday Services
Reverend Leonard Fowler will deliver a sermon on A Rainbow in the Sky at 10 46 Sunday morning regular services. Sunday school sessions for senior and junior start at 9 30 with Beginners and Primary at 10 46. Fellowship meeting follows Sunday evening at six.
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Maynard Union Congregational Church
Leonard
Fowler
Stuth Marsden
Harvest Supper Aids Church Building Fund
The Women of the Church Council will run a Harvest Supper to support the church building fund. The event is scheduled for Wednesday October 29 and will feature a program led by the church group.
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the &Curch Building Fund
the Women of the Church Council
Finnish National church conference noted in Fitchburg
No regular church services Sunday with pastor at West Barnsta ble Sunday schools meeting. Finnish National church 55th annual conference to be held in Fitchburg with Matthew Meinonen as Lutheran church representative. Luther League to host a dean supper in church vestry Saturday 5 to 7 p m. A 7:30 p m Monday sermon by Rev Karl Wilkmann. Choir director Umar Tulkka leads a special musical program. Luther League discussion Tuesday at 12 Eirclid Ave 7:30 p m Regular choir rehearsal Thursday evening.
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West Barnstable
Mass
Fitchburg
Matthew Meinonen
Cal ‘Lutheran ’Church
Luther League
Karl Wilkmann
Umar-Tulkka
Matthew Saisa
Eirclid Avenue
Keening
First Church of Christ Scientist Services and Reading Room Hours
Sunday services at 10 45 am with a Sunday school at 10 a m Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 7 45 pm Reading Room weekdays 2 pm to 5 pm Wednesday until 7 30 pm Lesson Sermon October 26 explores Probation after Death Golden Text from Hebrews 3 12 13 emphasizes exhorting one another today The branches of The Mother Church in Boston provide context and doctrine
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Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Fragmentary Thought on Love and Spirit in Poetry
A brief fragment reflects on love as a divine influence beyond earthly matter. It contrasts earthly seed sowing with spiritual growth, suggesting love brings higher joys and progressive stages of experience. The excerpt points to evolving views of divine goodness through affection.
Acton Baptist Churge Plans Thanksgiving Chicken Pie Supper
The Acton Baptist Church held a mid week meeting led by Rev Arthur Wilde to discuss an upcoming community event. Mrs Thomas Moston chaired the affair with Miss Eilen Wareham organizing a Christmas gift demonstration for October 28 at the Wilton Baptist church. The public is invited to attend.
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Baptist
Arthur ‘Wilde
Jesson
Thomas Moston
Eilen
Wareham
Witon Baptist Church
Haynes To Sell Concord Herd And Ensilage Friday
Mr verett Haynes of Concord and Lincoln Massachusetts announces a sale Friday October 24 at 11 a m consisting of 19 cows 2 bulls 25 horses and ensilage. The herd includes mostly Holsteins with colored cows and several big calves plus 27 Guernsey cattle born July 29 with pedigrees to be read at sale per order of verett Haynes.
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Frank ‘J. Googins
Veterans Council
Veterans
Howard A. Wilson
Joseph Mazzeo
Man Street
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Park
George, Jr
Emerson Hospital
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Concord High School
Ings
William Stowe
J. Clifford Geer
Charles H. Towle
Hubbard Street
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Columbus
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Wickividge
Pine Street
Migs
Maud Hunt
Edwin D. Brooks
Pluggers
Margaret Burke
Bagies
Mary Moynihan
Marie Murray
Anne Neville
Margaret Algeo
Mary
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Peggie Clark
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Brooks
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Stratton
Connecticut
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Thomas D, Jr
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Emerson. Hospi
Ey Young
Leonard J. Palmer
Hubbard
Otcuck
Oslaie
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Mrs. Palmer
Bilen Blanchard
Jack Frost
Lewis F
Watson
Florerice C. Weed
National Defense
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