Strength and Unity United Against Threats at Home and World
The nation pledges overwhelming armed strength to defend the free world and endure sacrifices to secure liberty. Leaders urge mobilization of armies, navies, and air forces to deter aggression and safeguard democracy against Soviet influence and global conspiracies.
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Advertising man returns wallet worth 187 dollars in Spokane
Clif ford Nelson, an advertising salesman, found a wallet with 187 dollars and the name L C Johnson. He spent hours tracing the owner in a Spokane hospital, then lost his own wallet in the act of doing a good deed.
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Spokane
Wash
U. P
Clifford Neson
L.C. Johnson
Nelson
Four Die In Holiday Traffic Record Statewide
Gov Paul A Dever and police leaders announce four traffic fatalities over the Labor Day weekend, noting record high vehicle numbers but a second lowest death toll in more than a decade. They credit motorists pedestrians and media and enforcement agencies for the improved safety.
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Paul A.dever
Commonwealth
Rudolph F
Ean
West Concord Couple to Wed in February
West Concord announces the engagement of Natalie Josephine Jackson to Robert Tycoon Proapers and Rie Hen with a February wedding planned. The notice extends appreciation to police officers and others who sacrificed holidays to prevent accidents and safeguard pedestrians and the highmark.
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West Concord
Richard H. Jackson
Natalie Josephine
Jackson
Robert A Ty Oon Prapers
Rie Hen
Arena
Ceat
Clemens dies at 70 in Lincoln funeral held
By ron C Clemens 70 longtime DeNOrmandie estate employee Lincoln funeral Sunday at Somerville parlor with Rev J Earl Jackson officiating Burial in Brookdale Cemetery Dedham He was born in Hawley and lived in Lincoln He leaves a son Clifford C Clemens of Greenfield and a sister Mrs George Wheeler of Jamestown NY
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Concord
Byron C. Clemens
South Lincoln
DeNormandie
Somerville
J. Earl Jackson
Sportsmen's Field Day Sunday In North Acton
The Acton Nashoba Sportsmen's Club holds its annual field day at the club grounds North Acton with rifle pistol trap and swing target shooting at 1 00 pm both days. Sunday features a five man team event versus Lowell club and children entertainment with refreshments throughout.
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Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen's Club
Grounds North Actor
Lowell Club
Bill Chipman
Sudbury School Opens With 498 Enrolled for Fall Term
Sudbury schools opened with about 498 pupils and expect final counts to rise as new families join. Six teaching staff changes announced. Philip H Johnson Jr. elected principal. New elementary school partially occupied. high school renovations underway. Sudbury-Wayland Union formation prompted redistribution to include Sudbury and Wayland. Owen B. Rennes named superintendent.
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Sudbury
Philip H. Johnson Jr
Sudbury Public Schools
Sudbus
Sherborn Whith
State Board of Bausateeh Tanna
Wayland
Wayli
Union
Owen B. Rennes
Sudbury-Wayland
Birth announced for Pat Alexander at Emerson Hospital
The notice announces the birth of Pat Alexander at Emerson Hospital. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. D Stiles and Professor and Mrs. Stuart Edgerly. Sudbury residents Jean Bentley and others are also named in the fragment.
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Sudbury
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tAlgy
Alexander
Jean
Bentley
Emerson Hospital
Pat’ Alexander
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