Parton and Allied Figures on War Policy and Crime
A fragmentary review describes Lemuel F. Parton and his view of wartime policy urging cautious concessions to Germany while warning Britain against fascist alignment. It also recounts the arrest, trial, and criminal network leadership of QUIS BUCHALTER and linked gang activity, noting FBI involvement and historical origins on New York’s Lower East Side.
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Simon
Chamberrlain
Reggio
Munich
Hitler
Britain
Bride of Ralph Paone Is Married In Boston Catholic Mass
Miss Louisa Venti, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Savarro Venti, married Ralph Paone son of Mr and Mrs Cosmo Paone. The ceremony at St Bernard s church featured Rev Phillip Guarino. Attendants included Mrs George Albert Cunningham and Miss Elisa A Venti. Best man was Charles Paone. ushers included Frank Paone and Enrico Venti. The bride wore a white moire gown with a long tulle veil and carried a white prayer book. A reception followed at the Bowser home and the couple will reside at 10 Jamatega Way Jamaica Plain after a short wedding trip.
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Keene
New Hampshire
Ann McCarthy
New Bedford
Nancy Brown
Lexington
Herbert Cole
Revere
Charles Paone
Frank Paone
Washington D. C
George Freeman
Enrico Venti
Conford
Boston
Venti
Robert Bowser
Paone
Concor Pee
Robert Brigham Hospital
Groom
Leose Lew Miecult Company
Jamatega Way
Jamaica
Concord Massachusetts 182nd Infantry recruits to World’s Fair trip
Company H of the Massachusetts 182nd Infantry met at the Armory welcoming many new recruits. The meeting focused on the World’s Fair trip planned for October 11 to 16 with more recruits expected to join beforehand for eligibility and a worthwhile adventure.
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Concord
Massachusetts 182Nd Infantry
Armory
Concord Youths Resume Studies At Colleges
Concord youths begin college studies this week with Arthur Anderson now center for Northeastern University football. Rab Windheim heads to Notre Dame in South Bend to join the Irish squad. Robert Mara enters Dartmouth as a freshman and leaves Sunday. Everett Tompkins will enter the junior class at Duke as a star pitcher. Roger Boyd will join Bowdoin College as a junior, expected to play in all football games.
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Concord
Concor
Arthur Anderson
Concord High
Northeastern University
Rab” Windheim
South Bend
Indiana
Notre Dame
Robert Mara
Bedford Street
Dartmouth
Everett Tompkins
Harold Tompkins
Lowell Toad
Duke
Roger Boyd
Fred T. Boyd
Nashaw
Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
Middlesex Football Candidates to Open Practice Next Week
Concord's Middlesex School will host football candidacy calls by coach Robert Foster next week before classes resume on September 26. The six game fall schedule opens September 30 at home against Boston Trade, with games through November 8 against St Georges of Newport, Rhode Island. The Concuct Antiquarian Society tea of September 12 was postponed to October to mark the new addition to the 17th century house.
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Concord
Robert F. Foster
Harvard
Middlesex School
Middlesex
St. Georges
Newport
Rhode Island
A. St. Marks
St Georges
Concuct Antiquarian Society
Concord Couple Wed in Evangelical Free Church Ceremony
Miss Margaret Hansen and Le Larsen married at the Free Church on Lang Street with Rev. Otto Ratfos officiating. Bridesmaids include Lillian Hansen Edith Largen and Marjorie Imombo. best man Eugene Swansen. The couple plans to reside in Acton after a brief wedding trip. Hansen is Concord native. Larsen is a farmer from Acton.
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Concord
Free Church
Lang Street
Margaret Hansen
Herman Hansen
Elsinere Street
Lesle Larsen
Acton
Jurgen Larsen
Otto Ratfos
Edith Christianson
Lillian
Elizabeth Hansen
Edith Largen
Marjorie ‘Inibimbo
Maynard
Eugene Swansen
Lexington
Larsen
Ashers
Mark Imbimbo
Frank Hansen
Henry Anderson
Axel Christianson
Joan Christianson
Concord High School
Ring Sanitorium
Arlington
Larsex
Service for Edward Graf at St. Anne's
Funeral services were held Tuesday at St. Anne's church for Edward Graf who died Sunday at Waltham Hospital in his 74th year. Born in Newport Kentucky to Ferdinand Graf and Victoria Blut, he lived in Lincoln over 40 years as a gardener. Survivors include his widow Mary MacLeod a son Malcolm two daughters Louise and Emma Huntley all of Lincoln. Burial was in Lincoln cemetery.
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Mary (MacLeod
Malcolm
Louise
South Lincoln
Emma Huntley
Lincoln
Richard Emerich
Phillips Place
Cambridge
Lincoln Cemetery
New Books at Concord Public Library Arrivals
Concord Public Library adds new titles including J C Lincoln The Ownley Inn M Widdemer She knew three brothers D Whipple The priory J D Dasham The root and the flowers F Wentworth The blind side C Dickson The reader is warned V Hanson Casual Slaughters L Bannon Manuela's birthday in Old Mexico F Van Coevering Reay boy and girls go birding D Thompson Let the record speak A Train From the district attorney's office C Dane The arrogant history of white Ben Grosetlose B Ararat V Fisher Children of God G Digby Goose feathers Art in New England Stackpole A E Mutiny a midnight Nolan J C Hobnailed boots Kelly and Hoffmanowa A gi who would be queen
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Concord Public Library
Lincoln
J. C
Ownley Inn
Widdemer
Whipple
The
Priory
Dasham
Wentworth
Dickson
Hanson
Bannon
Manuela
Old Mexico
van Coevering
Reay
Thompson
Train
District Attorney’s Office
Dane
White Ben
Grosetlose
Concord High Announces Girls Hockey Practice Start
Concord High held hockey practice with 452 first calls and at least ten men expected. Captain will be Miss Mary Murphy Rich and Miss Pearl Dolan named team manager. First game set for September 28 with veterans Betty Coolidge Barbara Richardson Margaret Daman Mary Capitosta Mary Hannen Christine Kinsler among those reporting.
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Concord
Concord High
Miriam Clark
Mary Murphy Rich
Pearl Dolan Will
Betty Coolidge
Barbara Richardson
Margaret Daman
Mary Capitosta
Mary Haneen
Christine Kinsler
Founding of Concord Explored in Early Colony Letter
The piece recounts Concord's early history from 1634 to 1644, detailing how settlers proposed a bold move from sea dwelling to inland farming on the Musketaquid meadows. It notes initial names New Land’s Prospect and later Concord, referencing Peter Bulkeley and Governor Winthrop.
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Concord
Massachusetts & Colony
Gover Shrop
Geneal Cour
Peter Bulkeley
Mil Dem League Meeting At Gas Company Office
The Mil Dem league gathers next Tuesday at the Gas Company on Walden Street. Secretary Walter Joy invites all last year’s teams and new entrants to contact Joy after the meeting. Matches will be at McManus Bowling Alleys on Thoreau Street. League aims to grow from six franchises to ten this season.
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Walden Street
Walter Joy
Joy
McManus
Thoreau Street
Concord Band Marches in Medford Parade
The Concord James J Mansfield post band wowed crowds with a splendid exhibition in Medford during the 101st Infantry parade. They will perform at West Concord Rideout Playground on September 17 for the baseball celebration.
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Concord
James J
Mansfield Post
A. L. Concord
101St Infantry
Medford
West Concord
Rideout
Carmel Healy to Wed Edward Mc Caffrey at St Bernard’s
Carmel Healy daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Healy 55 Lexington Road will marry Edward Mc Caffrey son of Mr and Mrs Louis J Mc Caffrey 164 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord on September 19 at St Bernard's Church at 10 p m Father George F Mulcahey to officiate
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Concord
Carmel Healy
Thomas J. Healy
Lexington Road
Edward McCaffrey
Louis J. McCaffrey
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
George F. Mulcahey
EmersonHospital Births Highlight Local Families
Emerson Hospital welcomed new arrivals from several local couples. Mr and Mrs Arthur Duggan of Everett Street celebrated a daughter born September 2. Mr and Mrs Charles RB of Stow had a son born September 4. Dominic Lombard and wife of Old Marlboro announced a son born September 4. George Dew of Main Street reported a daughter born in September. Mr and Mrs Thomas J Murray noted the birth of Barbara Ann at Emerson Hospital.
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Emerson Hospital
Arthur Duggan
Everett Street
Charles RB
Stow
Dominic Lombard
Old Marlboro
West Concord
Philip
George Dew
Main
Hazel Moe
Bedford Wehter
Barbara Ann
McClellan Silver Wedding Day at West Concord Home
Mr and Mrs Ead ward J McClellan celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at 508 Main Street West Concord from two to five in the afternoon and into the evening. Family friends and church affiliates attend including Marjorie Lillian McClellan Joan Turner and Mrs Van Horn. Professor Charles Edgar Harpe of the Salem Conservatory entertains at the piano. The Past Noble Grand's Club of Willow Rebekah Lodge presents a fireplace wood basket and gladioli bouquet to the honored couple.
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Concord
Eadward J. McClellan
Main Street
West Concord
Marjorie
Lillian McClellan
Joan’ Turner
Framingham
David van Horn
Brookline
Frederick Coy
Somerville
McClellan
Murdock MacLeod
Edward J., Jr
Clayton
Mcchian
Garage collapse injures Bedford man at home
Concord reports Charles Nicholson aged 76 of Kim Street Bedford was trapped when a wooden garage side collapsed during repairs. Neighbor Frank Dodd and several boys freed him. Dr. C Rogers Lord rushed him to Emerson Hospital in serious condition with a possible fractured hip. He lives alone with relatives in Maine.
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Concord
Charles Nicholson
Kim Street
Bedford
Emerson Hospital
Nicholson
Frank Dodd
C. Rogers Lord
Matne
Women's Union Seeks Fall Season Kickoff September 21
The Woman's Union will hold its regular meeting at 3 PM September 21 in the Trinitarian parish house to open the Fall and Winter season. Mas Nelson of East Boston Social Agencies will speak on The Church and the City, with songs by Mrs Edward Lamb. Tea will be served by Mrs Levy Barnhart and Mrs David Lundstrom. Details from Bella E B Davis, secretary.
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Concord
Woman's Union
Mas Nelson
Council of
East Boston
Bdward Lamb
Levy Barnhart
David Lundstrom
Bella EB. Davis
Holmés and Dyson Wed in Providence Ceremony
The marriage of Douglas George Holmés of Concord and Marion Adelee Dyson of Providence was held September 1. The ceremony took place at a Providence church officiated by Rev finton K. Davis of the Universal ist church.
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Gariard
Douglas George Holmés
Main Street
Concord
Marion Adelee Dyson
Academy Avenue
Providence
R. I
Finton K. Davis
The
Universalist Church
Births in Maynard and Needham Area
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Harold Peguffarg of Maynard announce a son born at Emerson Hospital on September 9. Mrs Edwin Freden of Ythorne Street reports a son at Emerson Hospital on September 10.
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Concord
Funeral held for Clarence H Hewitt in Concord
Clarence H Hewitt 41 of 118 Central Street died Friday night at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston. He served in the US Navy, owned a filling station on Elm Street, and leaves wife Estelle and three children. Burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Concord
West Concord Union Church
Clarence H. Hewitt
Central ‘Street
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Hewitt
Cambridge
Frank H. Hewitt
United States Navy
Elm Street
Corinthian Lodge
A.F
A. My ¢ Concord
Walden Royal Arch
Sir
Gallahad Commandry Knights Templars
Adoniram Council Royal
Waltham
Estelle (Lasure
Richard
Donald
Elizabeth
Highland Street
West Concord
Arnold
Decatur
Minois
Kenneth R. Teed
Sleepy Hol
Low
Concord Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Hamilton of Holliston longtime Concord residents will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary this Saturday September 16 with an informal reception from 230 to 530 in the afternoon for Concord friends.
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Concord
William Hamilton
Holliston
Legon Aux Nominates Officers for Coming Year
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion met at the Veterans Building nominating officers to be elected at the October meeting. Retiring president Mrs Helen E Parsons will be succeeded by Mrs Helen R Byron. slate includes Loretta Frawley Elizabeth Connell Mary A Flavin Julia Finan Loretta Cullinane Helga Hanley Maude Briggs Frances Byron Josephine Mahoney Helen Parsons and others. Membership has grown from 36 to 107 by 1939.
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Concord
Women’s, Auxiliary of the American Legion
Veteran's
Will
Helen E. Parsons
Helen R. Byron
Loretta. JL. Frawley
Elizabeth Connell
Mary A. Flavin
Julia T. Finan
Loretta M. Cullinane
Helga L. Hanley
Maude M. Briggs
Frances H. Byron
Josephine Mahoney
Helen B. Parsons
Hospital Report For August Concord
The Emerson hospital reports August figures with 66 surgical cases and 20 obstetrical cases. Out patients treated total 9 500. accidents 25 and other patients 14. In hospital counts show 39 on Aug 31 and 25 August 1 as the highest daily totals. A food sale by West Concord Parents Association is planned for September 16, 1939 at 2 pm at Adar’s Store in West Concord.
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Concord
Emerson ‘Hospital
S.u
Ees
Sveseen
Cis Trans
Ciheenservante
West Concord
Boxboro Tax Rate Falls to 17.60 for Year 1099
The town of Boxboro adopts a property tax rate of 17.60 dollars per thousand for 1099, down five dollars from the prior rate of 188, signaling a tax relief move for residents.
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Boxboro
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