Morality and morale in education and club conduct examined
A discussion contrasts a North Carolina Kiwanis incident with a national sense of fair dealing amid a bonc e controversy. A University of Chicago survey finds teacher morale hinges on community respect and supportive conditions, with outlines of pay, supervision, and planned programs cited as key factors.
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Roe Sport
North Carolina
Kiwanis Club
Enfirg
Forsa Square
University of Chicago
Hannegan to resign as postmaster general in November
Postmaster General Bob Hannegan will resign effective November 1 due to health. Clinton Anderson will become Democratic National Committee chairman, replacing him. James M. Mead is among potential replacements for postmaster general. Gael Sullivan will also depart the DNC.
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Washington
Bob Hannegan
Harry Truman
White House
Hannegan
Gael Sullivan
Democratic National Committee
Truman criticizes senate war panel over Hughes probe
Former committee chair President Truman voices regret as Estes Kefauver jokes about publicity from the past panel. The President says politics has mixed in and it is a different animal than when he ran things.
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Senate War Investigating Committee
Howard Hughes
Truman
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Truman Committee
Draper outlines plan to revive German coal industry
Maj. Gen. William H. Draper, U S zone economic director, told reserve officers the American blueprint for boosting postwar German industry centers on coal. He said Britain will hear of three aims in Washington talks: raise the German food ration, ship critical materials including raw steel, and place mines under German management for five years. He called the food shortage the key obstacle to coal output and warned current measures only keep Germans alive.
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William H. Draper
U. S
Germany
Draper
Washington
Gen. Draper
Unique selection of War Secretary tied to Nazi saboteur defense
The piece notes Kenneth Royall would not be secretary of war without his defense of Nazi saboteurs off Long Island. It credits Henry L. Stimson and Justice Felix Frankfurter for his rise, calling Royall's defense brilliant and his tenure likely well handled despite controversy.
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Long Island
Kenneth Royall
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Europe
Hitler
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Royall
Army
Justice Frankfurter
Robert Patterson
Stone Age Gambling Traces Crude Markings for Games
Archaeologists note scratched markings from stone age sites likely used for dice games and gambling. Researchers connect these patterns to primitive betting practices and risk taking in early human communities.
Young Herman Begins School and Hunts Future Path
A brief note follows Herman as he starts kindergarten at age five with his mother watching lovingly. The scene shifts to age two as the family prepares for his early training and eventual college goals, shaping a young learner into a hopeful wolf of the future.
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Herman
First Japanese Magazines Headed to U S Readers
Tokyo will ship 5800 copies of 19 periodicals to United States readers marking the return of private foreign trade after Japan’s surrender. The first ship leaves Japan August 15, with plans for broader distribution reaching 100000 copies monthly to the North American mainland and 130000 to Hawaii.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
North American
Hawaii
Concord Reader Letter Praises Army Air Force Day
Letters to the Editor from August 26 1947 praise Rudolph W Currier for supporting Army Air Force Day observances. The note from Charles E Allen Major FA Recruiting Officer Center thanks Currier and the Army Recruiting Service units in Lowell and Concord Massachusetts. A separate wedding note describes a reception for 100 at a church with aqua attire and the couple set to live in West Acton after a honeymoon. both graduates of Acton High School.
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Rudolph W. Currier
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Mass
Mr. Currier
Army “Air Force
Air Army
Army
Lowell
Massachusetts
3Rd Bombardment Wing
Air Reserve
Enabie Seaves
Acton High School
U. S. Navy
Adele Day Weds J N Stevens In Acton Ceremony
Adele M Day married J N Stevens in Acton with her father giving her away in a white satin gown and seed pearl veil. Matron of honor Mrs Milton Baker wore plaid chartreuse and carried white and yellow flowers. Best man Milton Baker and ushers Walter Ens and Edgar Peterson attended.
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Milton Baker
South Acton
Mr. Stevens
Walter A. Sevens
Edgar Peterson
Acton
Art Center Show Displays Fall Watercolors and Sketches
The display includes Corbridge of Fall River watercolors with Cape Cod scenes reduced to simple forms. Naiko Haramaki presents two vivid watercolors "Spring" and "Huntington Avenue Station" with agreeable color and design. Allan Rohan Crite contributes 17 brush drawings depicting spiritual themes including Go Tell it on the Mountain.
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Corbridge
Fall River
Cape Cod
Huntington Avenue
Allan Rohan Crite
Spice up desserts with personalized rennet custards
A home entertaining tip suggests building a dessert game with rennet custards. Vary toppings by flavor to suit each guest, using gingerbread, maraschino cherries, fig newtons, currant jelly and other garnishes.
Exhibition Highlights At Concord Art Association
The Concord Art Association features works by Miss Ann Williams of West Concord presenting a pastel iris portrait as Exhibit of the Week. The gallery hours are daily 10 to 5 except Mondays and Sundays 2 to 5, with visitors welcome.
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Tain
Quer
Ann Williams
West Concord
Concord Art Association
Emerson Hospital faces higher costs with 44 hour nurse week
The 1947 analysis shows Emerson Hospital daily cost per patient rising to 15.20 dollars due to longer shifts and food expenses. Despite higher daily costs, shorter patient stays, especially in obstetrics and surgery, reduce overall charges. Staffing and operations, including x ray and lab work, have increased as patient volume grows.
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Emerson
Miss Snow
Emerson Hospital
Ava
Cardons
Rococo
Io Krae Petvaterest
Maynard Sunday Masses and Sodality Communion
Maynard schedules Sunday masses at 8 and 10 o'clock. The Blessed Virgin Sodality will receive Holy Communion in a body at the 8 o'clock mass. Weekday masses are at 8 o'clock with confessions on Saturday at 3 and 7 o'clock.
St George's Church Rev Harry E Goll Rector News
Sunday service at 10 45 morning prayer and sermon with Edward Green as preacher. Monday rally Sabra League meets at 730 pm.
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Green
Sabra League
Union Congregational Church Seeks Morning Worship and Sunday School
Rev Norman C MacLean will preach at 10 45 during morning worship at Union Congregational Church on Sunday Sept 7. Harold Merriam directs the choir with Marion L Jones at the organ. Pastor to attend the annual Ministers Conference at Wilbernham Sept 7 8 9. Sunday school classes begin Sept 14 at 9 30 and 10 45.
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Norman MacLean
Union Congregational Church
Norman C. MacLean
Harold Merriam
Marion L. Jones
Wilbernham
Finnish Evangelical Mission Congregational Church Service Notices
Pastor Rev Einc J Hamalainen invites friends to a midweek service September 4 at 7 30 pm followed by social hour. Coffee table sponsored by Mrs Lillian Johnson. Sunday September 7 evening services resume at 7 30 pm.
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EV. Mission Congregational Church
J. Hamalainen
Lillian Johnson
Church Resumes Regular Services Next Sunday at 11
Regular worship services will resume next Sunday at 11 AM with the pastor delivering the sermon titled What Time Is The heir will provide suitable music. The official board meets at the parsonage Monday at 7:30 PM and the choir resumes practice Wednesday evenings at the church. Announcement of Sunday school opening date will be made soon.
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Methodist ‘Church
Henry E. Leech
Finnish and English Services Sunday at St John’s Ev Lutheran
Rev A H Niskanen announces Finnish worship at 9 30 a m and English service at 10 45 a m on Sunday. Monday features Bethany Sisters Guild at the parsonage at 8 00 p m. Tuesday hosts Lutheran Brotherhood meeting at 8 00 p m.
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ST. John's EV
Lutheran Church
A. H. Niskanen
Bethany Sisters’ Guild
Lutheran Brotherhood
Sudbury churches resume services with returning pastor
Sudbury First Parish Church welcomes Rev. John M. Foglesong back to the pulpit at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday September 7 after a two month vacation. The Methodist Church also holds worship at 9:30 a.m. with Pastor Henry E. Leech presenting What Time Is It.
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the Methodist Church
Henry E. Leech
Sudbury
John M. Foglesong
Sudbury First Parish
Green Worm Invasion Stumps Macon Experts
Macon entomologists confessed they could not identify millions of small green worms that invaded yards and lawns. Officials said the pests appeared harmless as there were no reports of damage to gardens or crops.
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Macon
Bureau of Entomology
Concord trio compete in MGA Maynard Country Club event
Three Concord players entered the MGA tournament at Maynard Country Club. Bob Antogoni posted 89 68, Joe Antognoni shot 88 67, and Jack McGrath 85 66 in the Class B golf flight.
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Concord
Maynard Country Club
Bob Antognoni
Joe Antognoni
Jack McGrath
Bob
McGrath
St Bernard Parish Names List of Clergy and Times
Fragmentary church bulletin lists Rev. Michaels Rev. Mark P. Sullivan Rev. John T. Laws Mrs. Hullette M and Sunday services at 7 7 8 15 and 10 30 with additional times 7 39 P M for St Jude and other parish activities dated midweek.
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ST. Bernard's
Cathonum
Michaels
Mark P. Sulli
John T
Laws
Hullette
St. Jude
Summer Union Sermon at Fish Church
The final Summer Union series at Trinitarian Congregational First Parish begins at 9:30 at the Fish Church. A service titled Not Tod Perfect will be preached and all are welcome.
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Trinitarian Con
the Fish Church
Sermon Planned at Conghega Church August 31
The Lexington parish schedules Rev. Edward P. Lister to preach a Sunday sermon on August 31 in the morning service.
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Lexington
A. m
Edward P. Lister
Sunday services noted at First Church Scientist
The fragment lists Sunday service at 1 day School at 10, evening meetings at 7 45, in the church edifice with an open invitation to join and use the room. It mentions a sermon on Man and the Golden Text and cites Health with Scriptures and a reflection on the likeness to God.
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Clude
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