Barnes Poised for Attorney General Nomination in Middlesex Clash
The Middlesex County political scene centers on the Barnes bid for Attorney General. Bushnell trails after failed endorsements from District Attorney Bradford and High Sheriff McElroy, while Barnes gains support in Bristol and Western counties. endorsements in doubt, Barnes described as force for good government and dynamic leadership.
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Lucune
Sepreiti
Cda
Middlesex
Wdawdi
Busanell Budies Burstag
Glarende A. Barnes
Nominicawon
New
Vom
Michiesex
County
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Distriey
Attorhey
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Bradford
Jogepn My
McHlroy
Bradforn
Bushnell
Lewing
Middlesex D. A
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McEvoy
Norfolk
Wavex
Suffolk
Ms Baynes
Barnes
Maynard
Warren ‘L. Bishop
Middlesex County
Evi Ly
Mid
Dewing
Norfolk County
Boston Transcript
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Maynard Richard Archer Chooses Local Milligan College Support
Richard Archer and Mrs. Archer announce their son’s acceptance of a scholar and coach role at Milligan College. Josephine Sofka, a nurse at a local hospital, underwent an operation at that hospital and is reported recovered.
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Richard Archer
Jof My
Robert Archer
Niga
Milligan College
Josephine Sofka
Ati
Sally Victor Hat Designer Of Style And Influence
Born in Scranton, Sally Victor rose from doll hats to a leading designer shaping American millinery. Her work inspired the famed Flemish Sailor and she earned the title Young American Designer under Lord Taylor. She later ran her own business and consulted for L. Bamberger, shaping fall trends with beaver felt silhouettes.
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Sally Vietor
Ampnia
Sally Victor
Vitor Wag
Roger van der Weyden
America
Eepste
Victor Finda
Layle
Eas
Aurone
Mastens
P Lay
Scranton
Victor
R. H. Macy’s
van L. Bamberger
Macy’s
Serge ‘Victor
Bonna Taylor
Dorothy Shaver
Lord Taylor
Sally
Hollywood! Filme
L. Bamberger and, Company
Salix Victor
Nettie Rosenstein Dominates American Designer Scene
Profile of Nettie Rosenstein, acclaimed as a leading American designer shaping autumn fashion. Her New York salon showcases over a hundred models each season as buyers from top shops flock to her ivory white 47th Street showroom. Her rise blends relentless perfectionism, handwork, and Parisian inspiration without imitation.
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Nettie, Rosenstein
America
New York
California
Nettie’ Rosenstein
47Th Street
Manhattan
House of Corbeau
Nettie Rossenstein
Paris
Ian Meray
Parise
Annual Field Day Set at Maynard Grounds
The 11th annual field day sponsored by Middlesex County League of Sportsman's Clubs will take place at Maynard Red and Gun Club grounds next Sunday. Events begin with fox andcoon trials at 4 30 am and include skeet and trap shooting 22 rifle pistol exhibition rodeo and Bird Dog Show. If rain comes the event shifts to September 22.
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Maynard
Middlesex County League of Sportsman’s Clubs
Maynard Red and Gun Club
Shaw Sisters
Local sports lead at New England Liquor Dealers outing
Tom King directed sports at the annual New England Liquor Dealers outing held at Salisbury Beach last Sunday. Miss Anna Swanson is on vacation from duties at the United Co operative Society branch store.
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Tom King
New England
Salisbury Beach
Anna Swanson
United Co-operative Society
Finnish Congregational Church Midweek Report and Services
Coffee will be served after the devotional meeting on Thursday evening. GC E Young People's Society members and officers should attend the midweek service where the pastor will outline the fall work of the church. Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 am and evening worship at 7:30 pm with a C E meeting at 5 pm.
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GC. E. Young People’s Society
C.E
Believe in Life and Immortality Quote
A brief quotation from Robert Louis Stevenson asserts that belief in immortality follows belief in life, emphasizing practical faith in life's value before hope beyond. The line frames a philosophy linking daily existence to eternal concepts.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Portrait of Mrs Rosenstein Described in Vivid Terms
The text paints Mrs Rosenstein as dark haired and slender, small in stature, serene and poised to her fingertips. It notes she strives terrifically hard and often betters others, portraying a disciplined, disciplined persona.
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Donna
Mrs. Rosenstein
Maynard Garden Club Flower Show a Big Success
The Maynard Garden Club hosted its annual flower show at Mrs. George Hird’s home 9 Concord Street. There were 155 exhibits with many beautiful entries and an entrance landscaping display by Charles Warren. Tea was served by Mrs. William McGary and Mrs. Charles Warren. Judges included Mrs. Sidney Stone, Mrs. Harriman Reardon, and Mr. LeRoy Hawes.
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Garden Club
Maynard
George Hird
Concord Street
Maynard Garden Club
Charles Warren
Albert Batley
Webster Cutting
Sudbury
Marion Townsend
T Club
William McGary
Sidney Stone
Wayland
Harriman Reardon
Hudson
LeRoy Hawes
Frank Mey
Great Britain Receives 50 U S Destroyers Exchange Basis
The weekly analysis notes Britain gains 50 U S destroyers in return for naval and air bases. It also reports a tragic airliner crash killing 25, including U S Senator Lundeen of Minnesota.
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Great Britain
U. S
U.S
Lundeen
Minnesota
U S Defense: Boats for Bases Leases with Britain to Hold Bases
President Roosevelt told Congress the United States reached a deal with Great Britain granting 99 year leases on naval and air bases in Bermuda Bahamas Jamaica St Lucia Trinidad Antigua Newfoundland British Guiana and more in exchange for 50 over age destroyers sent to England. Attorney General Jackson supported the trade as legal.
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Roosevelt
Congress
United’ States
Great Britain
U. S
England
Acta
Robert H. Jackson
White House
United States
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Bahamas
Jamaica
St. Lucia
Trinidad
Antigua
Atlantic
British Guiana
South America
Hemisphere
Tragic Lancaster Area Air Crash Kills 25 Aboard
A Pennsylvania Central airliner en route from Washington to Pittsburgh crashed in a violent Virginia thunderstorm near Lovettsville, killing all 25 aboard. Among the dead were 21 passengers including Senest Lundeen, a Farmer-Laborite. The craft plunged into Blue Ridge foothills, exploded on impact, scattering wreckage and victims.
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Pennsylvania Central
Lovettsville
Washington, D.C
Pittsburgh
Blue Ridge Mountain
Senest Lundeen
Farmer- Laborite
Esota
Benient
Transylvania, Romania, and the Balkans in the postwar shakeup
The piece outlines wartime map changes: Transylvania split between Hungary and Romania, with Bessarabia and Black Sea shifts to Bulgaria and the Soviet Union. It notes lingering tensions as Italy supports Carol II and warns of possible trouble in the Balkans involving Germany and Russia. Churchill is referenced with concern.
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Hungary
Rumania
Transylvania
Germany
Italy
Balkans
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Bessarabia
Romania
Carol
Russia
Churchill
Damaged fragment recalls French towns hit by war
A fragmented OCR passage references the French ministry listing towns such as Rouen Dunkirk Arras Calais and Mezieres as hard hit by war, with garbled names and stray phrases about cathedrals and equipment.
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French Ministry of Fine
Germany
Rouen
Lava
Setesoace Soren
Gaupiegne
Beauvais
Amienm
Saumur
Auxerre
Orleans
Calais
Dunkirk
Sedan
Mezieres
Arras
Vitry-le-Francois
Vitry
Thue
Ogg Wired Gut
Tite Roleng
1940 Campaign Heat and Attacks Across Parties
The 1940 campaign is described as heated with lawmakers and supporters mocking rivals. References to Roosevelt, Willkie, Ford, and Britain hint at divisions over peace, amendment support, and economic policy. The piece notes sharp partisan jabs and evolving public sentiment.
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Henry
Ford
Roosevelt
Willkie
Thomas
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Churchill in Ramsgate Sparks Debate on Dictatorship
In Ramsgate Kent Winston Churchill is described amid a wartime airport humor piece where the mayor urges him to put out a cigar. The writing contrasts British industrial life with American trends and mocks autocratic tendencies while noting Churchill’s wartime persona.
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Winston Churland
Kent
Ramsgate
Churchill
America
Campaigner Norman Themes Leads 15,000 Mile States Tour
The socialist candidate Norman Themes begins a 15,000 mile campaign across multiple states in 1940. He travels through many mid country regions amid anti-British sentiment and international tensions highlighted in the period.
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German War Aerial Tactics Shift in World War I
An analysis of German air warfare notes a shift from regimented mass attacks to irregular individual bombing. The piece cites von Hutter and Milch altering tactics in 1917 1918 to reduce losses and improve effectiveness. It oddly claims US indigenous tactics inspired these changes.
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Verdun
von Hutter
St. Quentin
Dunkirk
England
Milch
von Hutter Yond Milch
Braddock
Immigration policy sparks debate at Legion meeting
American Legion leaders discussed refuge numbers and US immigration policy as they debated exclusion proposals. The session highlighted tensions over who may enter the country and how refugees are treated under current guidelines.
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Hans Erikson
Earl Ryan
Katherine McGinnes
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