Atomic power path urged by Dr Lind in Detroit talk
In a Detroit Chemical Society meeting, Dr Samuel Colville Lind advocates practical uranium energy. He notes U 235 yields 200 million eV from 60 eV and sees power as achievable despite costs, detailing his career from McMinnville Tennessee to Michigan and Minnesota institutes.
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New York
Samuel Colville Lind
Detroit
theAmerican Chemical Society
Lind
McMinnville
Tenn
Washington and Lee University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University
Field chairing effort aims at protecting English children
The article profiles Marshall Field III, longtime Chicago magnate, now chairing the National Child Refugee Committee. It notes his vast wealth from Marshall Field's holdings and his shift from socialite pursuits to steering relief work aiding English children endangered by Nazi bombers. It also sketches his background and odd name Delos Carleton Emmons.
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Target
Marshall
Mi Field
Als
Refugee Committee
Marshall Fields
Chicago
Chairman Field
Eton
Cambrace
Rose Best Weds Irving William Davis in Woburn Home
Miss Rose Best daughter of Mr and Mrs Clement Best of Woburn married Irving William Davis son of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Davis of Maynard in a 3:30 pm ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Rev Robert M Grey. A reception followed and after a wedding trip to Canada the couple will live on High Street South Acton after October.
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Maynard—tIn
Bouvardia
Philip Morrison
Maynard
Pride
Arthur MacKalvie
South Acton
Woburn High School
Jackson College
Maynard High School
Canaida
High Street
Maynard Legion elects new Frank J DeMars Post leaders
At the annual meeting the Maynard Legion Post elected M B Gruber as commander and Charles P Taylor as vice commander. Other officers include Joseph Dineen finance officer Angus Hanson adjutant William Hansen historian Albert Whalen chaplain and John Kayon sergeant at arms. A joint installation with the Auxiliary is planned for October 9 in Elkshall.
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Ynard
Benjamin Gruber
Frank J. DeMars
U. L
Legion Headquarters
Charles P. Taylor
Joseph Dineen
Angus Hanson
William Hansen
Albert Whalen
John Kayon
Ben Gruber
Gruber Bros., Inc
Minnie Downey
Maynard Legion Auxiliary
National Legion
Boston
Frank, J
DeMars Post
A L
Elkshall. A
Auxiliary
Eva Kver
Albert Murphy
Beh Gruber
Mabel Jamieson
E. Red
Anderson
Clayton Perkins
Adam Downey
Florence Hanson
Elizabeth Kopp
Sudbury Men's Club Opens Fall Winter Season
The Sudbury Men's Club meets tonight with a dinner in the Boy Scout cabin behind the Goodnow Public Library. The event features the local Boy Scout troop and kicks off fall and winter activities.
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Sudbury
Goodnow
Sudbury Opens Two Kindergartens At Unitarian Church
Plans finalize to establish two kindergartens at the Unitarian Church in Sudbury Center. Mrs Anne Buxton will supervise, with Wheelock School training and Waltham teaching background. Parents may enroll by calling 185 during the week of September 29. The school is set to open Monday October 14 at 9 a.m.
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Sudbury
Unitarian Church
Sudbury Center
Anne Baxton
Wheelock School
Boston
Waltham
Buxton
Filppu Accepts Position at Holyoke Paper Firm
Maynard resident Kaarlo Filppu son of Mr and Mrs Otto Filppu has joined the inventory department of the American Writing Paper Company in Holyoke. He graduated from the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance in June and from Maynard High School in 1937.
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Maynard
Kaarlo Filppu
Otto Filppu
East Street
American Writing Paper Company
Holyoke
Filppu
Bentley School of Accounting and Finance
Maynard High School
Maynard Archibald Miller Dies at 48 in Maynard
Maynard Archibald Miller of 11 Vernon Street died after several weeks illness on Thursday. A native of Scotland he lived in Maynard over thirty years and left a wife Agnes Nordberg Miller two daughters Mrs Archie Murray and Miss Caroline Miller and two sons John and Hugh Miller all of Maynard. Also two sisters Mrs Joseph Dahl Waterbury Conn and Mrs Alec Charters Scotland. Miller ran a barber shop in Concord and was a member of A M and A A S R. Funeral was at two o'clock Sunday with Rev Leonard W Fowler of Union Congregational Church officiating. Burial in Glenwood cemetery. Flowers expressed the esteem of relatives and friends.
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Maynard Archibald Miller
Vernon Street
Scotland
Maynard
Agnes (Nordberg) Miller
Archie Murray
Caroline Miller
John
Hugh Miller
Joseph Dahl
Waterbury
Conn
Alec Charters
Salvation Army Appeal Progress in Bedford
Sergeant Major Thomas Downie continues as the Salvation Army collector in Bedford for the annual appeal seeking the 500 dollar quota. George M. Dimond, sponsor group chairman, notes only Downie and Alden W. Webber can receive donations, with Webber's address at 61 South Road, Bedford.
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Thomas Downie
Salvation Army
Bedford
George’ M. Dimond
Sponsori’ Group
Alden W. Webber
Mr. Webber
South Road
Seniors elect LeSage for class officers
The senior class elected William LeSage as president Leona Arciszewski as vice president June Carbary as secretary and Edward Higgins as treasurer Miss Ruth Bradley will serve as class advisor.
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Lesage
William LeSage
Leona Arciszewski
June Carbary
Edward Higgins
Ruth Bradley
Auxiliary Whist Fete Held at Elkshall With Prizes
Ladies Auxiliary A O H held a Monday afternoon whist party in Elkshall. A special prize went to Mrs. Carr of Acton. Prizes were awarded to twenty two ladies including Mrs Florence Tibbetts Mrs Carr Mrs Albert Murphy Mrs Elizabeth Kopp Mrs Bertha Fearns Mrs Mary Sheridan and others.
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A.O.H
Elkshall
Carr
Acton
Florence Tibbetts
Albert Murphy
Elizabeth Kopp
Bertha Fearns
Mary Sheridan
Saray Greene
Mary Condors
Ava Merrill
Julia White
Susie Kelsey
Gertrude Tucker
Ida Gruber
Clayton Perkins
Minnie Therrien
Lawrence
Alice Murphy
Sudbury Teachers Plan Outing at Stow Country Club
The Sudbury Teachers' Club schedules a Monday outing on September 30 at Stow Country Club. Incoming officers include President William A. Moody, Vice President Alice May Avery, and Treasurer Doris Wald.
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Sudbury
Teachers’ Club
Stow
Willam A. Moody
Alice May
Avery
Doris Wald
Belmont Edges Maynard In Wild Belmont Field Thriller
Belmont opened the season with a 13-6 victory over Maynard in front of about 1060 fans at Belmont Athletic Field. Duke Carlton starred with late 45 and 19 yard runs and a key pass to finish the scoring. Maynard showed improvement despite a stifled drives and strong Belmont defense.
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Belmont High
Middlesex
Maynard High
Belmon
Hollywood
Bucky Swain
Tom O'Neil
Newell
Vodoklys
Belmont Gang
Duke Parker Carlton
Belmont
Maynardites
Ed Higgins
Bill’ Priest
Bucky
Higgins
Maynard
Fred Sarvella
al Brown
Jo-Jo Stanha
Bill Priest
Duke Carlton
Husky
House of Newell
Orange and Black
Crowley
Carlton
Swain
O'Neil
Hack
Wal Higgins
Jo-Jo Smaha
Kari
Phigzed
Fran Crowley
Fu Higgins
Black
Higey
Belmonters
Magilone
Higgy
Priest
Enter
Nother
Atee
Hudson Girl to Marry in Maynard
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Margrette Skeffington of 78 Appley Street to George Edmond Murphy of 9 Parmenter Avenue Maynard. The wedding will be on November 9 at St Michael's Rectory. After a brief wedding trip they will reside at 5 Taft Avenue Maynard.
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Maynard High School
Murphy & Snryder Company
Maynard Printers
Taft Avenue
Maynard
Stolen Cambridge Car Found Burning in Sudbury
Firefighters were called at 10 o'clock Thursday night to extinguish a car on Maynard road that lay astride a stone wall. Police learned the car, owned in Somerville, had been stolen in Cambridge. The auto was removed to Wayland Motors garage.
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Sudbury
Maynard Road
Somerville
Cambridge
Wayland Motors
Maynard The Anchor and Ark Glee Club Marks Tenth Anniversary
The Maynard The Anchor and Ark Glee Club a leading New England male chorus will celebrate its tenth anniversary with a banquet on Tuesday October 1 followed by an entertainment in the Colonial Room at the Howard Johnson restaurant Concord. Director rank T Holland leads the group which earned seven awards at the New England Federation of Male Glee Clubs competition last spring. All members belong to Charles A Welch Ledge A F and A M.
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Maynard
Anchor and Ark Glee Club
New England
Howard Johnson
Concord
Rank T. Holland
New England Federation of Male Glee Clubs
Glee Club
Charles A. Welch
Belmont Beats Maynard In Trouble With Tough Rivalry
Belmont High School and Maynard High clash in a high scoring gridiron game. Belmont features strong defense and key players O Neil and Carlton but Maynard dominates the line with better pads and uniforms. Final score shows Maynard edging Belmont with multiple first downs and hard yards, while penalties and miscues affect Belmon t.
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Belmont
Maynard
Peeenie
Belmont H. S
O’neil
Russell
Harding
McLean
West
Shedd
Henry
Holden
Crowley
E. Higgins
Pendergast
Svore
Carlton
Priest
Vachon
Barry Linesman
Collins
Acton Grange Plans Fair At Town Hall Saturday
Acton Grange announces its fifth annual Grange Fair at the Town hall on Saturday September 28 with exhibits auctioned after evening entertainment. Judges from Middlesex County Extension Service Concord. Fair opens 2 pm with a 3 pm movie show and a 6 30 pm baked bean supper chaired by Mrs Edythe Bird. Entertainment features Grangers from Ayer Boxboro Bolton Townsend Sudbury and Derryfield Manchester N H. Music by Dunstable Grange orchestra. Prizes for best entertainment and a raffle of a eight place dish service. Tickets on sale now. Grange Fair committee members Hall chair Mrs Clarence A Frost Mrs Ella Torkelgen Raymond Gallant program advertising Mrs Alice Perkins entertainment Mrs Ingeborg Pederson raffle Norman Hollowell Walter Liebfried Frederick Hop kins fruits vegetables canned foods flowers cooking women s arts and crafts supper decorations Identities and roles listed.
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Acton
Town Hall
Middlesex County Extension Service
Concord
Edythe Bird
Ella Torkelgen
Raymond Gallant
Alice Perkins
Ingeborg Pederson
Norman ‘Hollowell
Walter Liebfried
Rederit Hopkins
Edith Hopkins
Mary FtzGibbons
Bertha Tucker
Ingvala Pederson
Miss Mahoney Coaches Girls Hockey Team
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney appointed field hockey coach of the Maynard High School girls team for the coming season. A former Maynard High captain, she played four years in high school and four at Regis College and becomes the school’s first female head of the girls athletic department in two years. Edith Joikkle assists. Practice began yesterday with a schedule likely including Concord Ashland and Shrewsbury games.
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Maynard
Elizabeth Mahoney
Maynard High School
Mahoney
Regis College
Edith Joikkle
Miss Mahoney
Concord
Ashland
Shrewsbury
Motorists Fined in Concord District Court
In Concord district court on Thursday morning September 19 three motorists were fined for traffic violations. Russell H Peck of Elm Street was fined 10 dollars after a Route 111 August 30 crash with Rhoda LeFavor of Ashmont. Charles H Mathieu of White Plains was fined 5 dollars for speeding and 2 dollars for failing to stop at a sign after a August 39 collision at Routes 27 and 111 with Albert Grimes of Stow. Edward W Ahern Jr of Russell Street North Cambridge was fined 10 dollars for speeding after a September 1 crash into a tree on School Street South Acton. he was found not guilty of endangerment charges.
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Acton
Concord
Russell H. Péck
T/ Elm street
Rhoda LeFavor
Claremont Avenue
Ashmont
Charles. H. Mathieu
Martine Avenue
White Plail
N. Y
Albert T. Grimes
Raid on Nashoba Tavern In Acton Leads to Alcohol Charges
Sunday raid by Chief Michael Foley and Officer George Braman on the Nashoba Tavern in Acton resulted in charges against Clementing Ruggeiro of 29 Concord Street West Concord and Mary Clarke of 422 Main Street West Concord for illegal sale of alcoholic beverages. A small quantity of liquor was seized. Ruggeiro and Clarke pleaded not guilty in Concord District Court and the case was held over to next Monday. Earlier, on September 21, Lawrence J. Brooks of Littleton was arrested for drunkenness and fined $10 in District Court.
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Acton
Michael Foley
George of.Braman
Hast
Conant Street
West Concord
Mary Clarke
Main Street
Concord
Concord District Court
Rescue Worker Buried Under Stone on Route 2 Acton
James Serriolo of Acton Hill narrowly escaped death when a ten ton truck dumped crushed stone into a man hole on route 2 East Acton. He was buried for about three quarters of an hour before coworkers pulled him free and he was taken to Emerson Hospital Concord with severe injuries.
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George .N. Richardson
Wood Street
Lowell
Serriolo
Emerson Hospital
Former mill head Drechsler tours Assabet plant on Maynard visit
Oswald C. Drechsler, former resident manager of the Assabet mill, toured the local plant Monday at the invitation of Edward Williams. He noted many changes and faster operation since his retirement ten to twelve years ago. Officials denied any plan for him to rejoin the mill.
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Maynard
Oswald C
Drechsler
Assabet Mill
Edward Williams
Mr. Drechsler
Five Injured When Cars Collided Saturday
On Saturday at 5 p.m. two cars collided in Acton. Arthur J. Therrien of Fitchburg and George S. Lund of Jamaica Plain were the drivers. Lund’s car skidded on a curve, striking the Therrien vehicle. Annette L Bennett of Boston suffered a cut above the left eye. Therrien passenger Robert Morin sustained a bad cut to the left hand. Minor injuries were reported for Alfred J. Therrien Peter J. Ledger and Lionel LeBlanc.
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Acton
Arthur J. Therrien
Franklin Street
Fitchbars
George S. Lund
South Street
Jamaica Plain
Therrien
Littleton
Central Street
West Acton
Lund
Harriman
Annette L. Bennett
Commonwealth
Avenas
Boston
Robert Morin
Madison Street
Fitchburg
Alfrted J. Therrien
Peter J. Ledger
Martell Street
Lionel LeBlanc
Daniel Street
Mark Silver Wedding Day
Mr and Mrs Joseph Girdsiew observed the twenty fifth anniversary with a family gathering Sunday a turkey dinner was served. The couple received numerous gifts and messages of congratulations. Their four children Joseph Jr John Jennie and Helen assisted in the arrangements of the party.
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Joseph Girdsiew
Ski
High Street
Joseph, Jr
John
Jennie
Helen
Weather: Rain Today Then Cooler Conditions
Light rain falls today with cooler temperatures in the afternoon and tonight. Fair skies and continued cool conditions expected tomorrow.
Inter-town Tennis Doubles Championship Underway
The first inter-town tennis doubles championship is underway on municipal courts at Alumni Field with twenty teams competing. Finals are set to determine the winner who will receive a trophy donated by a prominent local sportsman.
Connors Accepts Nomination for Second Year as Stator
Louis B. Connors expresses humility and gratitude upon accepting the nomination to serve a second year as Stator. The message signals approval of his representation and outlines continued intent to work for constituents.
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Louis B. Connors
Finnish Conductor Tauno Leads Maynard Concert Tour
The Finnish conductor Tauno Hannikainen, born in Boston, travels with his wife Arvila to present concerts across the United States. Sponsored by local societies, the Maynard program aims to bring relief and celebrate cultural ties, with stops expected in Cleveland and Chester as part of a broader tour this fall.
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Maynand
Tauno
Arvila
Boston
Mayna Street Hall
Maynam
Ising
Kainen
U. S. Navy
Erica
Chester
Hannikainen
United States
Letter to the Editor to Major Dee at Mas State Reformatory
A reader writes to Superintendent Major Michael J. Dee praising the institution's gardeners and staff. The letter notes the care of the grounds, compliments the leadership, and mentions sending a copy to Governor Saltonstall.
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Michael J. Dee
Mas
State Reformatory
West Concord
Dee
Noachusetts
Saltonst
Sudbury inquest witnesses death of John Arlington
District Court transcript notes witnesses including W Hall Mrs Vic Elizabeth Tobit and William H Davs discussed the death of John Arlington found along the roadside. The hearing references Heldsec at Sudbury Chief. Proceedings by James E Luby press.
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Sudbury
W. Hall
Vic
Elizabeth Tobit
William H. Davs
John Ff Arlington
James E
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