Concord News Teems With Town Meetings And Various Local Happenings
Concord residents filled Monday night to discuss a 1852 tax bill and police hiring plans adding 15 officers. Engagements announced include Miss Marjorie E Buck of Medford and Donald S Carr of Springs Vermont. Upcoming events feature Red Cross bloodmobile visits November 7 and a World Way II boulder dedication November 1. Local notes cover church observances All Saints Day All Souls Day school closings November 2 and a birthday for Rev Matthew Flaherty in Arlington.
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Concord
Marjorie E. Buck
Medford
Donald S. Carr
Springs
Vermont
George A. Carr
South Acton
Concord Community Chest, Inc
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Acton
Lincoln
Carlisle
Howe I
Pickem
Joe Louis
Rocky Marciano
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Germany
Peter
West Concord and Concord
Harry
Conscord High
Bedford
Concord Union Church Fair
Fred” Hart
Mammie E. (Tucker) Vinal
Lexington
MacRée Funeral Home
Vionda
Lions
Merlboro Country Club
Hallowe En
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Matthew Flaherty
Lincoln Grange
Edward MacLeod
Middlesex Central
Amona Grange
Sherman Davis
Concord Oil
West
Juincoln Players
W. Stuart Allen
East Acton
James M.curley
State B, Inc
Waltham
State Armory
Bud” Jones
Main Street
Ibhada
Monument Square
Teak ‘Machinery, Inc
Atv
Gunnar A. Gunderson
Jersey City
Veterans Building
Concord ‘Highway Department
First
Fred ‘Ti Boyd
Paris Night Club Dancer Ates Delights Crowds
Nejla Ates the Istanbul born dancer headlines Caprice Viennois and acting de Paris in Montemarre shows. The 22 year old sustains a Turkish Oriental act with rapid hip movements and a 20 French background troupe. She says the routine is exhausting and requires rest between performances.
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J.P
Nejla Ates
Uo Montemarre
Ally Shapely
Mics! ‘Ates
Istanbul
Turkey
Ates
Pigalle
Paris
Miss Ates
Deinute
Samm
Tive
Bicairo
Rome
Concord Win Pilgrim Cross Country Race At Hathorne
Concord-Winchester High won the Pilgrim Division cross country meet Tuesday afternoon with 41 points at Hathorne. David Ryan took individual honors, with Concord’s Bob Hammond second. Wellesley, Everett Vocational, Concord, Woburn and Revere followed in order, Melrose won the Pioneer Division, Jayvee results saw Neil O’Connor 14th and Peter Duff 20th for the locals.
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Concord
Winchester High
Hathorne
David Ryan
Bob Hammond
Winchester
Wellesley
Everett Vocational
Woburn
Revere
Melrose
Hammond
Dave Woodruff
Barry Weidner
al Magurn
Nichols
Sorrenti
Neil O'Connor
Peter Duff
Hammond Sets New Cross Country Mark At Local Course
Hammond breaks a local cross country record on a two and a half mile course with a 13 39 time. Captain Bob Siatnded from Bedford anchors the effort as teammates place in the eighth division and Concord High School harriers suffer a dual loss.
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Concord
Harriers
Bob
Sudbury Girls Lose to Ashland in Field Hockey Clash
Sudbury high school girls field hockey fell 3 0 at home to Ashland in a Tuesday game. Captain Joan Harding and teammate Joyce Olson led Sudbury efforts as coach Miss Szarnowski oversaw the match with umpire Miss Mendelson and timer Nancy Frey. The article also notes a fifth grade field trip and a magazine drive at Sudbury High School with total subscriptions reaching 834.30 against a 900 quota.
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Ithe Sudbury
High Schog
Ehland
At’ Dvohiland
Sudbury
Ashland
Chee
Atcon
Acton
Ashilan
Barbara Borelli
Hiley Metcalf
Dorothy Corliss
Sandra Armellani
Norma Accica
Janet Howell
Subast
Anne Phipps
Joan Gannie Hamman
Robert Noyes
Parker Alyrees
Judith Goodrich
Roland Odgdon
Madeline Johnson
Roland Hodgdon
Dick Ling
Paul McGovern
Visual Education con films in the Education Course
The article lists three films used in the Education Course: the Alot Internal Combustion Driving in the City and Driving on the Highway.
Driver Education Tests Focus on Driver Physical Qualities
Students in the Driver Education course completed a unit on Driver Physical Qualities. Instructor Alan Plyn discusses testing areas including Field of Vision Glare Recovery Depth Perception Braking Reaction and Steering Concentration. A Driver Education Clinic will be held October 24 at 1 30 p m testing all students with a large bus present and a fee charged by the Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company.
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Alan
Massachusetts ‘Bonding and Insurance ‘Company
Concord Men Plan Trip to St Bonaventure University
Concord men Concord-Leon J Moreau of Cambridge turnpike and Ralph Pierce of Sudbury plan to attend St Bonaventure University in New York on Saturday for a Father’s Day gathering and to see their sons, Bonnies students. Mack Pierce plays football with a broken thumb. George Moreau joins basketball and track. Joe Callahan and Jim McKenna also play for Bonnies, with McKenna sidelined by a sprained ankle.
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Concord
Leon J. Moreau
Cambridge Turnpike
Ralph ©. Pierce
Sudbury
St. Bonaventure’s University
New York
Gram
Stuents
Mack Pierce
Pierce
George Moreau
Bonnies
Joe Callahan
Jimmy McKenna
Concordin
Babson Institute student begins accelerated BS in Business Administration
West Concord Robert M Crowell begins junior year at Babson Institute of Basic Administration in Wellesley Massachusetts under a special intensive program. He concentrates his studies to earn a bachelor of science in business administration in fewer than four years. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Douglas T Crowell of 49 Grove Street.
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West Concord
Robert M. Crowell
Babson Institute of Basic Administration
Wellesley
Babson Institute
Douglas T. Crowell
Grove Street
Forest Fires Rage at One Every Three Minutes
Records indicate fresh forest fires break out on average every three minutes, day and night, throughout the year, highlighting ongoing wildfire risk and the strain on firefighting resources.
Sanders Lead Bedford Loop In Bowling Standings
The league leaders Sanders extended their advantage Thursday night at Lexington beating cellar-dwellers Socony as Mike Genetti rolled a 343 game and 843 series. Strikers moved into closer contention while Bed ford Motor Sales and Gocony trailed with mixed results.
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Bedford
Lexington
Sanders
Socony
Mike’ Genetti
Earl Atwood
Gassers
Kelleys
Vinnie McGrath
McNeil & Gould
Pals
Billerica
Bedford Motor Sales
Ganders
Jockeys
Strikers
Old Billerica Road
Barber Shop Quintet
Gocony
Th Poleo
Mike Genetti
Middlesex Pup and Fourth Team Lose Recent Tilts
On October 2 Middlesex Pup fell 19-0 to St Sebastian's in Concord. The fourth team lost 27-25 to Newton Junior High in a tightly contested, ideal weather match at Concord.
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Middlesex
Concord
St. Sebastian’si
St. Sebastian's
Middlesex Fourth
Newton Junior High School
Four Ball Championship Opens at Concord Country Club
Concord opening rounds of the four ball championships produced tight matches led by Lovejoy and Geary at 69 while Crane and Austin posted 71 and many others chased. First round saw Lovejoy and Geary defeat Crafts and Thompson 8 and 1 while Kierce and Peirson beat Flavin and Eaton 5 and 4. Play continues next weekend.
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R. Crafts
H. Thompson
G.phillips
L. Smith
J. Beale
J. Hutchinson
D. Comins, Jr
K. Hayes
H. Bates
C. Field
Lovejoy
Géany
Crafts
Thompson
Grane
Austin
Foote
Cameron
Hill
Cook
Melloon
Johnston
Tyson
Edgarton
Massachusetts Boys Town Fund Drive Aims 600000
A committee of twelve experienced boys workers leads a campaign to raise 600000 for a Boys Town in Massachusetts. About 150 college students help spread the word to 75000 leaders across the state and invite them to join the Buck of the Month Club with a 12 annual fee. Gold Bricks will inscribe names on bricks for the Center to be built in Framingham in 2052.
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Massachusetts
Boys Town
Framingham
Lincoln Downs Joins TRA With New Racing Oversight
Lincoln Downs in Lincoln, R I becomes the TRA member and will be policed by the Thoroughbred Racing Bureau starting with the fall meeting opening Monday October 29 and running through 1933. The TRA detective group has supplanted local patrols at most tracks.
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Lincoln, R. I
Lincoln Downs
Thoroughbbred Racing Association
TRA
Ces Bureau
Monnday
TRPB
Kerton
Bruins Still Pen a Threat Despite Slump
Coach Lynn Patrick defended the Boston Bruins amid a scoring drought saying the team remains strong and will break out soon. He praised the new second line Pentti Lundon Ed Sandford and Dane Fisher and noted Adam Brown sat out with a blister while other players practiced. standings and upcoming games are listed.
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Bruins
Lynn Patrick
Patrick
Lynn
Pentti Lundon
Ed Sandford
Dane Fisher
Adam Brown
Pies Face Falcons in HL Arena Fracas Friday Night
The Pies field an altered forward line led by Vertien and Verrier against the delphia Falcons in the HL arena Friday night. Garrity and Gi ton anchor a third line as the weary lineup aims to boost offense and draw fans to the telecast before the Rocky Marciano bout.
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Bob Vertien
Rindge Tedberth
Delphia Falcons
Verrier
Hartshill
Wy Ie Garrity
Ed Giton University
Falcons
Barry
Burr Still Burns Saddle With Wins at Rockingham Meet
Burr leads the Rockingham fall meeting standings with 31 wins 17 seconds and 14 thirds from 87 mounts for a .357 rate. National totals show 275 wins for Burr against 227 for Borgemenke as racing powerhouses vie for top owner honors led by Mesdames Ed Houghton and C A Brown with 12 firsts.
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Charley
Burr
Rockingham
Kansas
Ralph Borgemenke
Jimmy Davern
Billy Jewell
Borgy
Oy Mesdames
Ed Haughton
C.A. Brown
J. L. Friedman
Balti‘More
Prince
Ralph Lowe
Lentini
Bob Casey
Tony Casio
William Hinphy
Tea
Big Field Hockey Day On Saturday at Concord
A Saturday morning field hockey event begins at 9 o clock in Concord with five fields marked for play until 1 pm. From 12 to 1 pm two senior teams of noted players will compete. New England boasts 2 631 turkey farms and a retail turkey crop value exceeding 10 million.
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Concord
Tate
Mage
Concord High Go
Didticipate
New England
Lincoln Downs joins TRA for tighter New England racing supervision
The Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau local division is led by Vincent Murphy formerly of the Buffalo FBI. Many assistants are ex FBI. The TRA joining signals closer coordination among four New England tracks and promises improved mutual understanding and stricter racing oversight.
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Thoroughbred ‘Racing Protective Bureau
Vincent Murphy
Buffalo, New York
FBI
TRA
Lingcoln Downs
New England
Coat squad set for Garden showdown with top form
Training hard, the team aims for peak fitness at the Garden. A veteran goalie from Hershey years ago joins the Rivalry lineup as Grand Rapids vies for a key league outing and 31 rail routes are noted in the program.
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Garden
Rae Intryeam
Hershey
Grand Rapids
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