Americans in Axis-occupied regions face vast internment
The State Department estimates about 12 000 Americans are held by Axis powers in Europe and Asia. Citizens include merchants teachers missionaries and expatriates many interned behind camps. Some are American born and some have lost passports or never fully claimed citizenship.
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Washington
Europe
Asia
U. 8
Read
Japan
Poland
United States
Philippines
Manila
Stefé
Yanks Stand Up Under Tropical Hazards In Pacific
Col. Frank G. Crandall Jr. at Camp Abbot says the U S Army Medical Corps is ridding Pacific islands of mosquitoes to cut disease spread. He notes the corps is better equipped now to care for sick and wounded than at campaign start after eight and a half months in the South Pacific theater.
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Bend, Obe
South Pacific
Frank G. Crandall Jr
Camp Abbot
Here
Crandall
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Egg inside an egg shocks Clarksburg neighbor
In Clarksburg West Virginia John Rocca found a New Hampshire Red hen laid an egg that contained a complete egg inside its shell. The incident occurred as Rocca prepared to fry the first egg for supper. Neighbors noted the unusual find as Rocca shared the moment with them.
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Clarksburg
W.va
John Rocca
New Hampshire
Timber Folk Hold First Meeting at Camp Abbot Labor Crew
Reported at a rifle range near Bend Oregon the Paul Bunyan Woodchoppers of Camp Abbot held their first meeting to discuss timber work. Leaders range from Lieut. Col to privates with the group practicing log cutting and replacement training amid conservation notes.
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Rifle Range Bend
Gre
Kamnber
Paul Bunyan
Camp Abbot
Rigineer
Rifle Range
C. G Enginer
Tyro
Vnlu
Tobacco Money Mystery In An Ancient Latin Phrase
Readable fragments hint at a discussion around uses of tobacco money as currency in a historical or literary context. The garbled text mentions Sen Sica and unclear phrases about waning value and exchange, suggesting a translation task or archival note rather than a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sein
Sudbury Society Note Mentions Plows-Day Visit and Red Cross
Josephine Plows-Day visits her niece Miss Helen Telden of Saint Hubert's School Center. She has toured U S cities for the National Adoption Society. Earlier she served as lady to Richard Mansfield. Sudbury Red Cross chapter met last Thursday to discuss fall and winter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Plows-Day
Helen Telden
Saint Hubert’s School
Local Notices From Acton Area Hospital and Home Movements
Acton J Henry Engman of Great Road returns home Monday afternoon from two weeks at Emerson Hospital. Mrs John Pederson of New Town Road Acton Center is a patient at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston. Martin F Goodwin of Great Road back home after several days at Emerson. Mr and Mrs Alden C F Jr and son Peter visited October 1 near Wentowne Road. Mr and Mrs James announce the birth of their second child a daughter on September 7 at Bimersos Hospital. Mr and Mrs Spenser Taylor on Concord Road move to Lexington for son Dr Taylor’s hospital work. Frank and son Ralph Mainette remain in the area as the Tay house is occupied during absence.
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J. Henry Engman
Great Road
Emerson Hospital
John Pederson
Newtowne Road
Acton Center
Baker * Memorial Hospital
Boston
Martin F. Goodwin
Emerson. Hante
Alden C. F Jr
Peter
T Wentowne Road
Frank Peters
James
Bimersos Hospital
Spenser Taylor
Concord Road
Lexington
Ser Taylor
Tay
Frank
Ralph
Mainette
Alliance To Meet Sept 21 At First Parish
Sudbury Frederick Soule of the Norfolk Cement House Boston will speak at a meeting of the Woman's Alliance of First Parish next Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock. Women of the Town are invited to attend, tea will be served.
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Sudbury
Frederick Soule
Norfolk
Ciement House
Boston
Woman's Alliance of First
Recruitment bumps for Car-Scaden unit during reorganization
The article lists needed specialists including a cook, bugler, radio techs, and machine gun operators for the Car-Scaden unit. It notes Dick enrolled earlier for training and became eligible for membership after the age limit dropped from 18 to 17.
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Car-Skaden
Ito
Concord-Drn military drill notes holi day shift
Company D drill on the Armory lawn was moved to Tuesday due to holiday. Capt D unit used extended order on the muzzle area while sergeants handled tasks in the drill hall. Governor Saltonstall’s call for 5400 new recruits is noted along with a need to fill eight additional positions.
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Concord—Drn
Drilhall
Werther
Saltonstall
Rene
Ee Presiica
Vas
Obberye Anniversary for Arthur and Corey Bishops
Mr and Mrs Arthur Corey of 1 Stowstreet observed their 28th wedding anniversary on Tuesday September 14. The couple formerly lived in Marlboro and are well known. Mr Corey is a deputy sheriff of Middlesex County. They have two daughters and one son the daughter being in the armed forces.
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Concord
Arthur Bishop Corey
Stowstreet
Marlboro
Corey
Middlesex County
Datter
Armed’ Forces
Local Notices From Village Columns
fragmentary items show families moving or visiting places. Edgerly youth entering Mountce and attending Tech. Mrs Raymond dealing with illness. Mr and Mrs Mela Way relocate from Ludlow to Candy Hill cottage. Gay family returns from digs to their summer residence amid Red Shield aid hopes.
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Ragerly
Protes
Stuart Edgerly
Mount — Ce
Tech
George J. Raymond
Philip Mela Way
Ludlow
Candy Hill
Stephen M.W. Gay
Bates Toad
Red Shield
Woman's Club Repeats Fine Show in West Concord
West Concord will present a repeat performance of the show Verte 1943 on September 24 at 8 o'clock in the Harvey Wheeler School under the auspices of the Woman's Club. The original cast returns with direction by Mary Clare of Lowell. Aimed at those who missed the first audition this entertaining evening features clever songs dances and West Acton members and friends. An important West Acton board meeting was held last Friday at the home of the press Reid.
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West Concord
Adom Wome
Harvey Wheeler School
Mary, Clare, i
Lowell
West Acton
West Acton Wenn Tan
Reid
Olive Drah Ieo Unit Reported by OD-U
The fragment references an OD-U report on an olive drah tied to the ieo unit. Details are unclear in the readable text but imply a campus or organizational update.
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Olive Drah
Ieo
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Maynard
Clinton
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Geore
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Epard CO
Watertown
Harvard
Coentral Square
Central Square
Eeeee Square
Walnut St
Walnut Street
Mase
Ane
LBA
U.S
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King Street
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