Will Mussolini Fight and Live Wives Tempest ii Fought in the Big War
A fragmented wartime column discusses Mussolini’s fate and public attitudes toward war, with notes on aviation rules, a California plane crash killing two pilots, and various brief items. It mentions oil rights in Abyssinia, a nine year old New York boy in a legal case, a dog named Lucky, and a queen who died in a car accident. The piece also references San Francisco Oakland bridge plans, and tensions as Ital fleets threaten food supplies amid broader war talk.
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Mussolini
Tempest
Coughlin Moves to Sears Boston Store Role
A fragment notes Coughlin transitioning to Sears Roebuck and Co in their Boston store with a brief mention of the arrangement. The wording is incomplete but indicates an internal personnel change at a major retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
Sears, Roebuck and 4
Boston
Bagemng A
Sidewalk program eyed for W P A funded project
Maynard selectmen consider a WPA sidewalk plan where property owners pay for cement while the town provides sand gravel and trucking and the WPA supplies labor. Applications due September 12. A 70 foot by 4 foot walk could cost the owner about 19.60, with other projects listed for submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Selectmen
Frank J. McCarron
James A. Coughlan
George T. Priest
Brown Street
Powder Mill Road
Waltham Street
Parker Street
Acton Street
Summer Street
Creat Road
Lincoln Street
Maple Street
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Cunningham in South Acton
Funeral services were held for the late Mrs Anna Cunningham of Boxboro at South Acton Church with Rev. Andrew J. Torsler officiating. Leonard F Tay of West Medford played organ as she is laid to rest in Boxboro Lower Cemetery. She leaves two sons, Leo C Cunningham of Boxboro and Robert P Cunningham of Hartford, and a daughter Miss Bernice F Cunningham of West Medford, plus six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Anna Prencier
Andrew J. Torsler
Leonard F Tay
West Medford
Senewees
Boxboro
Leo C. Cunningham
Robert P Cunningham
Hartford
Conecticut
Bernice F Cunningham
Benjamin Gawyer
Ralph Whitcomb
George Burroughs
Charles Wetherbee
Boxboro Lower Cemetery
Representative Sheridan resigns from General Court in Maynard
Frank C. Sheridan resigns effective September 1. The Speaker and secretary of state will set election timing to fill the vacancy, with party primaries possible in October and the election early in November. William Stockwell seeks Republican nomination while John Driscoll’s supporters push his Democratic bid.
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Maynard
Frank C. Sheridan
General Court
House
Secretary of State
Wiliam Stockwell
John Driscoll
Prizes Awarded At St. Casimir’s Church Outing
A Sunday parish event by the combined societies of St. Casimir's Church featured novel attractions and a musical program. Awards included coal to Mrs. Annie Wasiuk, oil to Joseph Hajduk, a permanent wave to Edward Murphy, a 2 foot mahogany crucifix to Mrs. Catherine Lucia, and a crucifix to Miss Caroline Herbert. Proceeds fund church beautification and regrading work.
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Caroline Herbert
Summer Street
Postponement alters Assabet Valley League playoff plans
The Littleton West Concord rubber game for the second half title is delayed in the Assabet Valley League. West End All O Matics, idle since August 25, await an opponent while West Concord and Littleton seek a twilight contest. Uncertain scheduling may force delays as Dean Cooper’s readiness and Midd lesex Laundry dates loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Littleton
Dean Cooper
Middlesex
Tercentenary Parade Orders In Concord Massachusetts
Instructioned schedule for the Concord tercentenary parade lists military and veteran divisions, marching routes, formation points, floats, and aid stations. Officials including Michael J. Dee and Governor Jenea Lee are noted along with parade chiefs, aid officers, and participating organizations such as 182nd Infantry Mass G. N. G. and U S Veterans Hospital Legion Band.
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Otiael J. Dee
U. S. Infantry
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S. Navy National Co. H
182Nd Infantry
Mass
N. G
101St N. G
Navy
Moe N. G
Jenea
Lee
Concord Board of 101St Engineers Regiment
Couple Weds at St Elizabeths In Private Cram Estate Ceremony
The marriage of Mixa Elizabeth Strudwick Cram and Wallace H. Scudder Jr. took place at St Elizabeths private chapel on Ralph Adams Cram 180 acre estate known as Whitehall. The ceremony drew 100 relatives and friends before a jewels stringed quartet with a terrace reception. After a trip aboard the Europia they will reside at 81 West Cedar Street Boston.
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Sudbury
St. Elizabeth's
Ralph Adama Cram
Whitehall
Mixa Elizabeth Strudwick Cram
Cram
Wallace H. Scudder, Jr
Wallace H. Scudder
Cambridge
W.H. Scudder
Newark Evening Own
St.Francis House
Francis J
Ralph Adams Cram
England
France
West
Cedar Street
Boxton
Miss Cram
May
Princess Mestchersky’s School
Paris
Progressive College For Women
Geneva
Switzerland
Vincent Club
Scudder
Wallace McKvaine Scudder
Newark Evening News
Morristown
Herford College
Harvard University
Change in program for Civic and Military Parade
Concord civic parade schedule altered. The Civic and Military Parade will now start at 2 30 P M on Saturday September 14 instead of 1 30 P M as previously announced.
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Concord
Concord Commemorates Town Forest Pageant and Civil War Echoes
Concord marks its Centennial Week with a grand pageant celebrating town forest dedication and local history. Notables include Chief of Police John Connors and Governor James M. Guile with 19,000 trees planted across seven acres. Descendants of early settlers, including the Blood and Bulkeley lines, play roles amid a program featuring readings by Ralph Waldo Emerson’s grandson and a focus on local talent.
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Concord
Connecticut
Thompson Blood
Robert Blood
Ephraim Wood
Committee of Safety
Barrett Wood
Warren
Goddard
Peter Bulkeley
R.ev. Kaward Bukeley
Prescott
Judge Keyes
Alcott
Alcott Prat
Jonson Alcott
Kussin
Lodia
Anne Prat
Beth
Chilton Cabot
Ephraim Pull
William Kilery Channing
Squire Brooks
Squire
Canada
Siedman Buttrick
Achuut
Helsher
Oscar Carlson Ee Addrews
Samuel A. York
Massachusetts
Board ‘of Selectmen
Armory
State Armory
Erett Street
Roberts
U. S
James M. Guile
Commonwealth
Stephen Franklin Willard, Jr
Quincy
Simon Willard
Raymond W Emerson
Two Rivers
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Edward P.daniela
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Burbank
Calif
Department of Ruling Aviation and
Abyssinia
State Department
Sight
New York
Francisco
San 'O Oakland
Strauss
Gate Bridge
Cana
Ioe
WSU Eae Syndicate
Front Street
Crowe Park
Glenwood Cemetery
Old Marlboro
Acton
Anna Cunningham
Kaat
Veterans Division
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Malden
Whitinsville
Beverly
Emerson Ad
Monte O'Tock
Stow
Everett Street
Thoreau Street
Main Street
River Street
Elm Street
Monument Square
Emesis
Liberty Polo Green
Monument Senate
Emerson Playground
Stow Sein
Swaim
Stow Street
Philip A. Davis
Laurel Street
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital Legion
Unknown Soldier
Hubbard ‘Street
Thoreau and
W. P. Blodgett
Steward Hubbard Streets
Allan Kennedy
Thoreau
John E. Mutty
Everett Streets
Walden
Heywood Street
Water How
Everett & Stow Streets
Lexington Road
John Clarkson
Mr. Paine
Wright Tavern
Michael J. Dee
Elizabeth S. Cram
Wallace M. Scudder
Europe
Drama of Concord
Police
John Connors
Allen French
Eberlein
America
John A. Seas
The
Benedic
Maeler Seeee Sree
Wright
Commonwealth Ave
Nason
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