Semi monthly inarties by the La my of the James J By ALL
Thursday night at 8 o clock at the reading Walden street hosts a prize drawing listing many participants including Mrs Emey Mrs Myra Lawson Mrs Theresa and Mr Gould among others. Special prize cups and a cake were provided by local women and door prizes awarded.
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James J
ALL
Walden Street
Tibbets
Emey
Myra E. Lawson
Albert Chauvmiller
Theresairs
John H. Gouldonie Campbell
Eva Ducksworth
Lillian Wind- Mda Gruber
J. Alice’ Murphy
Pret Curley
Robert Wiliam Huntoon
Tomy
Hans F. Parsons
Wal
R. Cameron
Murphy. Benner
Art Wood
Wood
Kath
Limpi Paanan- Trick
Cameron
Helen Mullen
Joanna Pane
Ken
Pipeline work halts due to condition report in Oklahoma area
A damaged OCR fragment notes pipeline activity by the Oklahoma Company of Dallas Massachusetts halted by conditions and resuming in parts. It mentions locations near Henry Warner, across Sandy id Maine Railroad, and South Lincoln ranking twelfth in mineral wealth with mentions of silver gold zinc.
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Oklahoma ‘Company
Dallas
Massachusetts
Back
Henry Warner
Sandy Id
Maine Railroad
Lincoln
Bedford Area Sees Grange Fair and Church Fair Schedule
Bedford hosts its Grange fair Saturday followed by the Church of Christ fair on September 15. The town marks 222 years since its 1729 charter as programs resume and defense bond drives begin after President Truman’s radio appeal. Local events include trumpet selections by Teresa McMahan at the Capitol Theatre and Lions Club meetings at the Y.
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Bedford
Church of Christ (Congregational
Teresa McMahan
Capitol Theatre
East Arlington
Lexington Lions Club
Y. D
Great Road
St. Michael's Holy Name
Mildred Coggin
Nashua
New Hampshire
Warren C. Bennett
Lexington
Winchester
Concord
Anthony Hunt
Hamilton Post
Ladies Auxiliary
Town Hall
Horace P. Riviere
Dorothy Hume
Sudbury Notes on Visitors and Family Trips
Edmund H Sears returns from vacation at West Yarmouth. Florence Armes Hosmer and Albert Hosmer come back from Vineyard Haven to Sudbury Center. John and Mrs Childs vacationed at Humarock with Mrs Childs’ parents in Newton. John MacKinnon and Red and White Food Store staff visit Clifton, New Jersey for Labor Day.
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Florence Armes Hosmer
Albert Edwin Hosmer
Vineyard Haven
Hosmer
Sudbury Center
John
MacKinnon Red and White Food
South Sudbury
Boyd MacKinnon
Clifton
New Jersey
Saturday Sampling Club helps foster children worldwide
Julia Steven now Mrs. Walter A Krafft leads the Foster Parent Plan for War Children in Chicago. The plan funds sponsors to support children in homes or institutions abroad, including a Belgian war orphan and two boys in France, with adoptions via sponsorship.
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America
Julia Steven
Chicago
Walter A. Krafft
Civilian War Group to Begin Survey in Sudbury
Sudbury intends a house to house survey from September 17 to October 8 led by Mary M. Laffin and Mrs. Richard Burckes of the Civilian War Aid Committee. The effort seeks residents able to house evacuees in emergencies and to identify any nursing or first aid skills. No personal or confidential questions will be asked and responders can opt in for reimbursement.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Public Welfare
Mary M. Laffin
Richard Burckes
Sudbury Civilian War Aid Committee
Bedford Notes on Local Teachers and Visitors
Bedford reports Eleanor Low new grade one teacher at Union School and Edith G Newell Brownie camp leadership. Thelma Richter joins Murphy Army Hospital nursing staff in Waltham. Dr and Mrs Ernest Shaefer and Carolyn return to Kennett Square PA after visiting Mrs Shaefer's mother Carrie Whittaker in Great Road. The Richardson family returns from two weeks at Thompson Lake Oxford Maine.
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Eleanor Low
Union School
Edith G. Newell
East Otis
North Adams Teachers College
Thelma Richter
Bacon Road
Murphy Army Hospital
Waltham
Ernest Shaefer
Carolyn
Kennett Square
Pennsylvania
Shaefer
Carrie Whittaker
Great Road
Beauty Show Prompts Swindon Police Lineup Confusion
In Swindon Wiltshire police faced a curious case as a practical joker phoned attractive women and urged them to attend police headquarters for identification. The prank caused the daily lineup to resemble a beauty con test.
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London
INS
Polce
Swindon
Wiltshire
Arkansas Hosts Only Diamond Mine in North America
A historical report notes that Arkansas contains the sole diamond mine in North America, highlighting its unique geological claim and status among regional mining sites.
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Arkansas
North America
Sunday Dinner Quick Fixes From Homemakers Guide
A quick Sunday dinner idea features a casserole style corn sausage bake ready in under 30 minutes. It uses sliced sausages, corn, green pepper, white sauce, and cracker crumbs baked 20 minutes at 350. Dessert suggests strawberry pancakes with whipped cream and chilled canned cream for speed.
Local Notes and Social Updates from Concord
The Concord community marks an 18th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Hazen A Mudgett of 8 Fairhaven Road. William F Erisman of Fielding Street has returned to Snow's Pharmacy after a two week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John Clinton Palmer and Elizabeth Stuart have arrived from their wedding trip and reside on Main Street. Palmer becomes director of guidance at Concord public schools. Miss Nancy McWalter returns from a six week stay at Camp Hillsboro New Hampshire. Sunday School classes at First Parish Church will reopen October 7 announced by Rev Edward Perry Daniels.
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Hazen A. Mudgett
Fairhaven Road
William, F. Erisiman
Fielding Street
Snow
John Clinton Palmer
Elizabeth Stuart
Brookline
Main Street
Palmer
Concord Public Schools
Nancy McWalter
Camp Hillsboro
Hillsboro
New Hampshire
Edward Perry Daniels
Miss Dorothy States Finan Birthday Highlight
Patricia Finan of 6 Willow Street marked her 21st birthday this past week. She is one of two daughters of Patrolman and Mrs. Thomas V. Finan.
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Dorothy
Patricia Finan
Willow Street
Thomas V. Finan
Bedford Grange Fair Draws Local Residents
Local residents are invited to attend the annual Grange fair in Bedford on Saturday afternoon, with activities continuing into the evening at the town hall.
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Bedford
People must answer when officials ignore congress says
A dissected editorial argues the people’s representatives in Congress are the top brass who must be obeyed. It cites charges that the Administration ignored congressional instructions on aid to Nationalist China and air force expansion, and criticizes radar plans and budget choices as disrespect for Congress. The piece notes electoral delays until 1952 and likens Britain’s debate on defense spending to U.S. politics. It concludes with a sharp take on a senate probe and a wartime verdict.
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Congress
Senate
House
China
Acheson
Joe Stalin
Kinglend
Stalin
Gandhi Emerges As Headline Figure in 1921 Headlines
In 1921 Mahatma Gandhi rose to prominent media focus as India's independence movement gained momentum. Reports from multiple cities highlighted his leadership, campaigns, and calls for nonviolent resistance shaping public discourse.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
The Man Pays The Congregation For Church Carpet
The remark notes men in the congregation often fund church carpet while women are blamed for wearing it out, reflecting a dated gendered view of giving and consumption.
Methods to finish close grained wood with stain and rag
The text describes applying stain to close grained wood using a vat for soaking and then drying. It mentions rubbing the surface with a soft rag and cleansing with white paint or a similar finish, indicating steps to achieve a weathered, silvered look.
Local residents note labor day homecomings and births
Stow William Walters discharged from Chelsea Naval Hospital and at home on Great Road. Hartley family and friends return from vacation at Hartley cottage Old Orchard Beach Maine. Stokeses return from Lake Boone cottage. Elizabeth Stokes travels to Ramore Maryland for hospital affiliation. Hart Trefry and Richard Stow arrive home for Labor Day and holidays. Jokinen welcomed fifth child daughter born September 2 Concord Hospital. Jenson attends New England Foxhound field trial in Oxford MA. trophy awarded to Albert Gallant Andover. Mayor Pettigrew of Springhill Nova Scotia returns home after two weeks with Hudon road hosts.
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Toivo Jokinen
Acton Road
Concord Hospital
Edward Jenson
Red Acre Road
New England
WOE BOY NEW GALENTO WOE BOY NEW GALENTO
A 26 month old Mexican boy Tomas Hernandez Montejo weighs 115 pounds and cannot be carried by his mother who weighs 110 pounds. Doctors suspect pituitary and sexual gland deficiencies causing abnormal growth as the family explains daily feeding and breast milk.
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Internation News
Mexico City
INS
Minatitlan
Veracruz
Tomas Hernandez
Montejo
Eleuterio Ibarra
Vincente Hernandez
Tomas
Colorado Peaks Over Ten Thousand Feet
Colorado contains 51 mountains over 14,000 feet and about 1,500 peaks exceeding 10,000 feet, highlighting the state’s high elevations and rugged terrain.
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Colorado
AFL Breaks With Farm Agencies In Canada Meeting
AFL executive council at Montreal declared it cannot appease farm groups tied to big business. It accused the Farm Bureau and Grange of aligning with manufacturers and the Chamber of Commerce on policy, signaling a political split over anti inflation measures and labor support.
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AFL
American Federation of Labor
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grangé
Montreal
Canada
National Grange
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Government probes major price law violations worth tens of millions
Price Enforcement Director Ed Morgan notes 60 major cases of alleged price ceiling violations could bring about 10 million dollars back to the government and consumers. Some firms face restitution to customers while settlements fund the U S treasury. one case may have international ramifications with about 5 million dollars in alleged profits.
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Kansas City
Busiades
Edward P. Morgan
United States Treasury
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West Yarmouth
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William Walters
Chelsea Naval Hospital
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Joanne
Alan
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Alex Gray
Dick Salmon
William Wicks
Hartley Cottage
Old Orchard Beach, Maine
Walter Stokes
Lake Boone
Eliabeth Stokes
George Stokes
Ramore
Maryland
Burbank State Hospital
Fitchburg
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Arthur W. Trefry
Richard H. Stow
George Stow
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