Four New Teachers at Sudbury Schools
Sudbury schools opened on September 6 with large attendance. Four new teachers joined the staff: Mr Ford of Roslindale, Miss Doris Heald of Woburn, and Harry Kennan of Woodstock NH. Additional entries mention new officers for the Sudbury High School Athletic Association, Freshman Glassard, and Teachers' Club. Seventh graders elected Alden Roberts as leader with Phyllis Martin as vice president and Joan Powers as secretary-treasurer.
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Sudbury School
Sudbury Schools
Mr. Ford
Roslindale
Boston University
Doris Heald
Woburn
Middlebury
Vermont
Harry Kennan
Woodstock
University of N.hh
Mise Ush
Heming Way
Lulmer Brawunle VE Uy
Oburary High Senuc
Guiters
Sudbury High School Athletic Associacior
Urrent Schoo
Loring Smith
Vic
Adolpne Alexanuer Anc Getretary
Treapcher
Anl
Freshman Glass
Ard
Rotand Maton
Bund Hive
Teasurer
Sitar Sagerty
Glip
Willa A. Moony
Ance May
Margaret Nye
Alden Roberts
Phyllis Martin
Joan Powers
Sudbury and Beverly residents visit old friends and discuss local notices
Mr and Mrs Ormand Scott and daughter of Beverly visited Sudbury to reconnect with friends. Mary Bartlett plans to enter Simmons College in Boston after visiting Shirley Wyatt in Worcester. The Wayside School shall start September 11 and continue its routine. Memorial Church held Sunday services and a Sunday school session began October 1. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Albert Kent of Byfield Mr and Mrs Walter Kilton of Arlington Heights Mrs Howard Mason and baby Evelin of Wellesley.
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Ormand Scott
Beverely
Sudi
R. Scott
H. P. Hood
Bonnie Brook
Hood
Beverly
Mary Bartlett
Shirley Wyatt
Worcester
Bartlett
Simmons College
Boston
Memorial Church
Albert Kent
Byfield
Walter Kilton
Arlington Heights
Howard Mason
Baby Evelin
Wellesley
Deeds Define Nobility Not Birth in Sutta Wisdom
A collection of aphorisms underscores that character is proven by deeds not birth. Quotes from Lowell, Eddy, Garfield, Roosevelt, Barr urge daily ethical action and sustained effort to build a good life.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Theodore Roosevelt
Sudbury Girl Enters William and Mary College
Miss Nancy Fairbank daughter of Selectman Harvey N Fairbank and Mrs Fairbank has entered William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia. She graduated in June from Sudbury High School ranking at the top of her class and maintaining high grades through her courses.
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Nancy Fairbank
Selectman
Harvey N. Fairbank
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Community notes from Carlisle and surrounding towns
Local social calendar entries recount visits by families and clergy in Carlisle as residents plan meetings at South Sudbury and other locales. Notables include the Macabe Choral Society election of officers and a convent novitiate entry for Louis Welts of Concord.
Acton School Enrollment and Staff Assignments
Enrollment totals for Acton High School and grammar schools are listed with West and Center schools bringing combined enrollment to 268 and the high school at 240. John Mitchell named Manual Arts teacher. he is a Fitchburg Teachers College 1939 graduate. Football practice begins Tuesday. field hockey Monday with Dolan and Hanson assigning game schedules. Library duties assigned to Miss Brown. student library committee led by Charles Waite. Miss Dickerman leaves for marriage. Miss Partlett takes Domestic Arts duties. Dr Spencer C. Flor, dentist, receives best wishes from friends in Acton.
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John Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Fitchburgh Teachers College
He. Way
Acton High
Dolan
Miss Hanson
Taylor
Lexington
Spencer H. Taylor
Concord~road
Acton High School
Tufts
Denta ‘College
Hookeett
N. Ft
Poles Recapture Lodz as German Left Flank Threatens
Polish forces reportedly broke German lines west of Warsaw and retook Lodz, forcing retreat into the Warta valley. German advances slowed after long marches across southern Poland while a Greek steamer was damaged near Falsterbo and an American freighter arrived in Halifax with Athenia disaster survivors.
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London
Warsaw
Warta Valley
Lodz
San River
Poland
Halifax
N. S
Bremen Headed For Italy Claims Dutch Newspaper
The Nieuwe-Rotterdamsche Courant reported Bremen had changed nationality to Italian and was en route to an Italian port. Separately, Squalus salvage progress showed stern pontoons surfacing with 26 dead, then sinking again as divers worked.
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London
Ministry of Information Today
Nieuwe-Rotterdamsche Courant
Bremen
Portsmouth
N. H
U S Plans Blockade Policy Amid War Tensions
Secretary Cordell Hull said the United States will soon make known to Europe its policy on naval blockades and halting American commerce, as Washington readies a stance ahead of the European war.
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Washington
Smake
Europe
Cordell Hull Hay
GM Chairman Alfred Sloan Declares Dividend Message
General Motors chairman Alfred Sloan Jr outlines a dividend message to GM stockholders. The statement signals company financial direction and investor considerations amid industry changes and mobile sector trends.
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Ian Indus Hee
Alfred Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Return of Exile Ties Mark Homecoming After Loneliness
After nearly three years in exile the subject returns home for a reunion with the royal family and an end to the emergency, restoring order and signaling a fresh chapter in the nation’s leadership.
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Tie Ee
Itis
Mill Workers Meet September 16 at Parker Hall
Notices sent to all Assabet Mill employees announce a meeting at Parker Street hall on Saturday September 16 at 2 o clock to decide the date and method of holding a National Labor Relations Board election to determine the organization to represent textile workers in dealings with the American Woolen Co. Speakers include Joseph Salerno and Harold Daoust of the Textile Workers Union. John OLeary will preside. The TWU A is the only textile union in Maynard.
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Maynard
Assabet
Parker Street Hall
National Labor Relations Board
American Woolen Co
Textile Workers Union of America
Joseph Salerno
Textile Workers Union
Harold Daoust
John O'Leary
Graduates Seek Further Study and Training Programs
Maynard graduates plan to pursue higher education or enter training programs. Vincent Weir will study at State Teachers Colleges in Fitchburg. Doris White plans Regis College at Weston and Edward Flaherty attends St Anselm's College. Others include Leésife Rivers Boston University and Wentworth Institute.
Bedford man pleads not guilty to multiple liquor and hit and run charges
In Concord NH Bedford on South street facing a district court, Frank Kell and Parris pleaded not guilty. Charges include driving under the influence, drunkenness, leaving the scene of an accident, and property damage. Parris was held on $500 bail with no appeal noted.
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Concord
Maynard Intentions Filed in Marriage Case
Intentions of marriage have been filed for Lord Case son of Howard Case and Beulah Marie, alongside Walter P Street and Rita J of Bridge Street. The notice outlines forthcoming nuptials between the parties.
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Maynard
Lord Case
Howard Case
Beaulah Marie Stable
Walter P Street
Rita J
Bridge ‘Street
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Ingold Hopf
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Acton Road
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Henry Jacobsen
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Wheaton College
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Illinois
Macabe Choral Sociéty
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Waltham
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