Primary Heroe of Lightest As Votes Cast in Hudson
In a light primary, Hudson voters favored Paul A. Dever for the Democratic nomination by a wide margin amid sparse district contests. Edward T. Simoneau of Marlboro won the Republican nomination for the third Congressional district to face Joseph E. Casey in the general election. Louis B. Connors led in the fifth senatorial district with large Republican support, while Ibert W. Bullock won in Waltham.
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Hudson
Paul A. Dever
Kelley
Sar ‘Morning
Edward T. Simoneau
Marlboro
Joseph E. Casey
Clinton
Louis B. Connors
Waltham
Ibert W. Bullock
P. Drinkwine
10Th
Middlesex
Avery W. Steele
Boxboro
Cal
Tomin Republicans
Louise
Bushnell
T. Bushnell
Itherine A. Foley
Lawa
J. Buckley
W. Sullivan
James Hi Brennan
Thomas M. Burke
Carr
Medi
Edward ‘T. Simoneau
Congress
D. E. Casey
Nominees and votes in Hudson district primary races
Districtwide reports show nominees in Hudson primaries for Congress 3rd District Joseph B. Casey and Edward T. Simoneau. State Senator 5th Middlesex W. Hock and Archie Giroux. Representative 10th Middlesex P Drinkwine. Commissioner Nathaniel Bowditch. Councillor 3rd District A Brooks.
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Hudson
Congress
Joseph BE. Casey
Edward T. Simoneau
Middlesex
W. Hock
P -Drinkwine
Nathaniel Bowditch
Archie Giroux
Thomas Brennan
Francis J
Kelley
A. Brooks
Kenry Morrison
Hassett Reaches Final After Upset Over Goodsell
Hudson-Woman Hassett reaches the finals of the Universal Boring Machine table tennis tournament by defeating Alson Goodsell 21-17 21-18. Three finalists Hassett Bob Mechlin and Bill Podlesney will vie for the championship and a box of cigars. Mechlin beat Henry Busby 21-16 21-18 while Podlesney defeated Danny Desmond 21-8 21-4.
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Podlesney
Danny Desmond
Local Notes on Residents and Employment
Dr. Melvin P. Wade returns from overseas leave and visits New York. Mary Clinean of Wood Street begins work at Allen's Pharmacy in Wood Square. Charles Cunningham of Cottage, US Coast Artillery at Fort Warren, spends weekend with his parents at 19 Cherry Street.
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Melvin P. Wade
New York
Mary Clinean
Wood Street
Allen's Pharmacy
Wood Square
Charles Cunningham
Cottage Street
F. W. Woolworth
Mainstreet
The
United States Coast Artillery
Fort Warren
Cherry Street
Contested District Sees Light GOP Primary Turnout
In many towns the Republican primary vote was unusually light. A tight race for the November 5 election between Simoneau and Casey is anticipated based on district returns. Casey led in Fitchburg and Framingham while Simoneau led Casey by six votes in Clinton, and Simoneau won Marlboro with 1109 to 192.
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Simoneau
Casey
Fitchburg
Framingham
Clinton
Jed
Marlboro
Willkie Club names district head in Marlboro area
Attorney Lambert H. Bigelow has been named district chairman of the Willkie for President volunteer committee by Philip Ketchum. The district includes Marlboro Hudson Stow Maynard and Boxboro with committees to be formed locally. Interested persons should contact Bigelow at 223 Main Street Marlboro.
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Lambert HH. Bigelow
Willkie For
Philip Ketchum
Willkie Club
Massachusetts
Bigelow
Marlboro
Hudson
Stow
Maynard
Boxboro
Main Street
First Aid Course Opens in West Acton Fire Station
Starting last Monday Dr. Dow of Concord led the opening lessons in a 20 hour First Aid Course at the West Acton Fire Station. Due to small enrollment, the first lessons will be repeated next Monday evening hoping more join. The Red Cross sponsors these courses with biennial renewal rules for certificates held by firemen. Residents of any Acton can attend with optional 10 hours of advanced instruction.
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West Acton
Dow
Concord
American Red Cross
Maynard V Fitts weekly whist prizes awarded
Mary Gilleney won the door prize at the V Fitts weekly whist party. Prizes for whist went to Elizabeth Kopp Mrs Albert Murphy Florence Hanson Alice Murphy Mrs Graham Catherine Baratiau Cora Flannery Mrs Fitzgerald and Annie Scully. Twenty doubles tennis teams entered a tournament on the municipal courts at Alumni Field with a trophy donated by a local sportsman to be displayed soon. Belmont High lines up against Maynard for Saturday's game with Olsen at right end and others listed.
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V. Fits
Mary Gilleney
Elizabeth Kopp
Albert Murphy
Florence ‘Hanson
Alice
Murphy
Graham
Catherine
Bariteau
Cora
Flannery
Fitzgerald
Annie Scully
Bertha’ Sullivan
Emerson Hospital
Alumni Field
Belmont High
Maynard
Olsen Re
McClean
Henry
Limited View Quote Sparks Valley Over Hill Debate
A fragmentary line hints at a debate about who remains in a valley region and who moves beyond a hill. The readable portion suggests local residents discuss future plans and community change. Further details are unavailable in the text.
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Ne ‘el
Alarm clock scare on uptown subway train
Passengers, rattled by a shabby man with a large alarm clock, debated whether to alert the motorman. The man claimed the clock was borrowed for a new job to avoid lateness, ending the tension without incident. The piece weaves in street scenes and notes on ships and travel lore.
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Front & Friend
Nonprofit Bank Opens in Thousand Islands for Tourists
In Alexandria Bay New York a unique nonprofit bank opened at the Collins Landing entrance to the Thousand Islands Bridge. Run by the bridge authority under the foreign exchange control board, it lets Americans exchange for Canadian funds and vice versa with no conversion cost.
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Alexandria Bay
N. Y
United States
Thousand Islands
Aviation club plans generation for Solbes tribute
A Sunday meeting aims to organize a generation honoring the "Solbes" with plans drawn on a bulletin board. Over 26 students have soloed this summer under Norman Sims at the field, with solos rewarded as part of a social party plan involving spouses.
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Aul
Nitres.eu
Norman Sims
Landitgield
Westboro
Maseachusetts Aeronautical
Cera Ee
Shrewsbury
Select 102 For U S Navy This Month
The Boston district Navy recruiting station announces that during September 102 area youths will be selected for enlistment. Benefits include pension after twenty years, transfer options to the Fleet Naval Reserve with partial pay, and retirement after long service. Eligible volunteers aged 18 to 31 may apply at the Boston Post Office or Framingham station.
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U.S. Navy
Boston
Navy
Fleet Naval Reserve
Peall
U. S. Navy
Post Office
Framingham
Mass
American Legion 1940 National Convention Plans
National officers and administrative staff organize preparations for the 1940 convention in Boston. Glenwood J. Sherrard leads a 9 member board with Leverett Saltonstall Maurice Tobin and others guiding 000 Bay State Legionnaires and 39 chairmen. A New England Telephone exchange and Legion directory aid operations as registration begins September 20 with tickets and badges distributed at major hotels and headquarters. The opening session occurs September 23 with subsequent sessions at Symphony Hall and auxiliary meetings at Copley Plaza and other hotels.
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American Legion
National Convention Corporation of the
Beacon Street
Glenwood J. Sherrard
Bay State
Convention Corporation
Leverett Saltonstall
Maurice J. Tobin
Harold ‘P. “Redden
Eben 8. Draper
Mug
Horton
New England
Motor Mart
Tuartcand
Copley Plaza
Kenmore
Lenox
Manger
Parker House
Somerset
Statler
Touraine
American’ Legion Convention
American Legion Auxiliary
Boston
Wernes
Symphony Hall
Hotel Touraine
Hotel Brunswick
Concord Pin League Formed For Season Set
Concord Monday evening the Mill Dam Bowling League organized for the season electing Larry Dee president over James Hanley Augie Macone and Henry Smith. Jack Hayes was elected vice president with Joy secretary and Johnson treasurer. Twelve teams compete 38 matches over 17 weeks on Mondays and Thursdays opening west May.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Nome of .C
Larry Dee
Cogent
James Hanley
Augie Macone
Henry Smith
Jim Welsh
Jack Hayes
Walter Joy
Hilding Johnson
Snow
K. Of.c
All Stars
Wepot
Oil
Andersons
Independents
Lefties
Mscones
Gas ‘Company
Lawton & Larkin
Aso
Whitney Coal & Grain
Dover Ski Binding
Lincoln Mohawks
west M@ilay
Joy
Hayes
Pete Ingéurie
Aiticelli
Joel Muscato
Henry Asby
Jack Hilliard
Jim. Hanley
Peanut
Mecotie
Dan Kelley
Odd Oergaard
Pep’ Cousins
Birth announcements and returns from vacation in town notices
Mr and Mrs Reed receive felicitations on the birth of a son born Monday at Emerson hospital. Mr and Mrs Frederick Alvord Dexter receive congratulations on the birth of their third son Harry Drake born September 7 at Emerson Hospital. Mrs Dexter formerly Leonis Ritchie of Everett Clinton Cabot Monument Street returns to duties at Town House after two weeks vacation at Nantucket. Company H MN G will compete at Camp Curtis Guild on Sunday September 29. team member to be announced.
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Reed
Bebarrell
Old Marlboro Road
Commonwealth
Frederick Alvord Dexter
Lowell Road
Carliste
Harry Drake
Emerson Hospital
Dexter
Leonis Ritchie
Everett
Clinton Cabot
Monument Street
Town ‘House
Nantucket
H. M
N. G
Curtis Guild
Hudson High and Ashland Meet Under Arcs Friday
Hudson High hosts Ashland High in a Friday night football game at Riverside Park after a 6 0 opener win under lights. Hudsons defense aims to curb Ashlands aerial attack as fans from nearby towns are expected to attend the floodlight contest.
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Hudson
Hudson “High
Northridge
Legree
Rob
MacCarthy
Sudbury Art Centre Hosts Costume Ball With Music
The Sudbury Art Centre announces a costume ball at the Sudbury Town Hall on Friday September 9. The event features modern dances and music by Frank Downy Orchestra with proceeds benefiting the Benedt rdraphotaraip Fund.
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Sudbury
New Officers Listed for James J. Mai Post A L A
Newly elected officers of the James J. Mai Post A L L will attend the national convention in Boston next year. Commander Ivan D Servais leads a large group of delegates with Mrs Ora MacLeod and Mrs Evelina Edwardson among officers named for the post in Middlesex County unit plans.
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Bee Nolan
Noble
Fannie Crocker
Grand
Ora MacLeod
Mite
With Hood
Monsorial
Evelina Edwardson
Ivan .D. Servais
James J. Mai
Post
A. IL
Yeapes Fig
Boston
Middlesex County
Commonwealth’ Avenue
Seniors at St. Michael's elect officers in year start
Hudson reports St. Michael's seniors organized their year with officer elections. Eleanor Mercurl was chosen president with Ambrosina B vice president, Arline Treas urer, and Martha LiPet secretary as part of the newly formed student leadership team.
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Hudson
Bf Mighast
Aoetety
Eleanor Mercurl
Ambrosina
Arline "Patreasuier
Martha
LiPet
4 H Leaders Are Chosen Sudbury Town Committee
At a meeting in Center School building the 44H Town Committee chose leaders for several clubs. Food Club Mrs Webster Cutting and Mrs John Gaughan head younger children. Knitting Club Mrs Kate Richardson and Mrs Charles Richardson. Recreation and health Mrs Burich Garfield. Clothing Mrs Caroline Stone. Handicraft Albert A Tallant. The next committee meeting is October 28.
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Sudbury
Food Club
Webster Cutting
John ‘Gaughan
Knitting Club
Kate Richardson
Charles Richardson
Burich
Garfield
Caroline Stone
Albert A ‘Tallant
Local notables touch base in Suffolk and Mohonk notes
Mrs Ida MacDermott of Squis ning street is a patient at Joseph Noon Hospital in High hay. Suffolk College of Liberal Arts reports Judge and Mrs Wred Rr of Rutland street are on their annual vacation at Lake Mohonk New York.
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Ida MacDermott
Squisning Street
Boro ‘Hospital
Joseph Noon
Highhay
Suffolk
UN ‘College of Liberal Arts
A Poor Seat Self Conceit A Poor Seat To Sign
A fragment reflects on vanity and judgment, noting self conceit as a poor seat to sign. The tone critiques ego and cautionary self-reflection in brief, moralizing lines.
Acton PTA Teas Planned To Stir Community Interest
The Parent Teachers Association will host a tea at South Acton School at 3 p.m. on Friday inviting residents of South Acton and Acton Center. Hostesses Mia Christianson and Mrs John will lead the events with two additional teas planned in West Acton and Acton Center.
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West Acton
Acton
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Steele
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Diesex
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D. Walker
Seche County
Seche
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Hassett
Goodsell
Universal Title
Mechlin, Podlesney
Lambert H. Bigelow
Lois Kellum
Eddy P. Stiles
Richmond
Virginia
Nancy Fairbank
Harvey N. Farbank
William and Mary College
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Alexander McElwain
American Volunteer’ Ambulance Corps
France
Frederick ‘D. Hawkins
Northcote Lodge
Lebsters
Concord Road
Selectmen
Sudbury Garden Club
Clare
Mary Hoey
Holliston
Northcote
Anne M. Moynihan
Woman's “Alliance
Jean Lord
Maria McGrath
Newton
Chariday
Keene New Hampshire
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
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L. L. Stey
Aia
Fred Schader
Detroit
Perchant Marine
Hex
Naber
Marchivano
Fiftieth Street
Queen Hide
Queen Mary
Anne
Queen Elizabeth
Jack Price
Jersey
So-and-so
New Jersey
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Charles Leibman
Westfield Port
Soloawithis
Toa
George Hughes
Donalbist
Robert Lacombe
Arthur Manaselian
Cambridge
Anolly
Norma
Sims
Atlantrin
William Dgon
Narragansett
Misi
Donald’ Lacouwure
New England Aircraft School
Donny
Pratt & Whitney
Sikorsky
Packard
Pnesough
Wright Motor
Concord Pin League
Hudson High
Ashland
Crimsons
Isenow
ST. Michael's
Adm
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