Military drill groups train recruits at Concord armory
Concord unit H Company 1B2nd Reg Combat Team of the National Guard held a Thursday drill at the State Armory. Lt Paul Dee led concealment and camouflage. Sgt George Harms taught firing positions. Corp Thomas Johansen and Pfc William McHugh covered pistol use.
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Concord
H” Company
M.N.G
State Armory
Paul Dee
George Harms
Corp
Thomas Johansen
William McHugh
Robert French
William Johansen
Jack Glayton
Alec Marini
Louis, Ferrari
John Do
John B. Buttrick, Jr
William Bovey
Cecil H. King
Bedford
Ernest G. Hamilbon Jr
Billerica
Camp Curtis
Wakefield
Maurice
Phil
Cherlés
House, Corp
Charlés Lehman
Fife
Paul Vigliotti
Chrysler Names Ed C Quinn as Vice President
Ed C Quinn named vice president and ere s manager vision at Chrysler Corporation by A Wallace president of the Chrysler I Day Division. Quinn, age about AT, has auto industry roots since 1919 with Studebaker and Chrysler since 1934. He was Dodge Division general sales manager before his new appointment.
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Ed C. Quinn
Chrysler Corporation
D A. Wallace
Chrysler
Quinn
Studebak Corporation
Chrysler Fie Corporation
Dodge
North Carolina Tops Tungsten Production in North America
North Carolina leads North American tungsten output as the state maintains its position as the region’s largest producer. Major mines, processing facilities, and local firms drive the sector amid steady demand from industry and manufacturing.
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North Carolina
North America
Acton High School Names Baseball Captain and Notables
Center fielder John Steele son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Steele of Roxborough was elected captain of Acton high school baseball. Julia Barry daughter of Mr and Mrs David Barry of Adam Center admitted to Salem Teachers College. Richard Barnhart 1951 graduate in Navy training at Bainbridge Maryland. Acton students to visit University of Massachusetts Amherst on Oct 6. Class of 1988 paper drive raised 352.90 with 21 tons collected to beat last year. Virginia Spy transfers from Lexington High School to Acton enrolling in commercial course. Building incident limited to seconds during Thursday morning.
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Acton
John Steele
Wilbur Steele
Middle Road
Roxborough
Ben
Joseph Sheehan
Young Steele
Julia Barry
David Barry
Wood Lane
Adam Center
Salem Teacher's College
Richard Barnhart
Leroy Barnhart
Great Road East Acton
Navy
Bainbridge
Maryland
Edward Berry
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
St i
Ruth Proctor
Virginia
Main Street
Kaneth
Suyner
Lexington High School
Eee
Sudbury Magazine Drive Kickoff and School Assembly
Sudbury on September 19 held a school assembly to launch the annual magazine drive. Appointments were made for leadership roles including business manager Guy Mer and assistant manager Je Vee ey, with home room captains Frank Krause Dorothy Quinn Roland Hodgdon Isa Marquis William Hawes Donald Golden. Miss Elizabeth L. MacGregor, Monument Street, competed in a Dedham tournament finishing with 96. last year she won this event. Mrs Willie Howard of the Country Club won with 76.
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Sudbury
Guymer
Je Vee Ey
Frank Krause
Dorothy Quinn
Roland Hodgdon
Isa Marquis
William Hawes
Donald Golden
Elizabeth L. MacGregor
Monument Street
Dedham Country and Folo
Willie Howard
Golf Tourney Notes With Mrs Francis Gleason
A brief entry notes Mrs Francis H Gleason, a well known figure in local circles, in relation to a golf tournament held in Goncord. The item mentions her prominence and involvement in the event.
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Francis H. Gleason
Deming Jarves Early Glass Maker of Boston and Sandwich
Historian note Deming Jarves pioneered pressed glassware at the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company in Sandwich Massachusetts. His innovation helped make glassware affordable for common households.
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Deming Jarves
Boston and Sandwich Glass Company
Sandwich
Mass
Japanese Peace Treaty Signed in San Francisco
The article reports on the Japanese peace treaty with 48 nations finalized in San Francisco ending World War II hostilities. It notes U S leadership in the process, the treaty's terms including loss of empire and new status for Japan, and mentions related plans for West Germany and global postwar diplomacy. It also covers farm exports totaling 3.41 billion dollars for the just ended fiscal year, steel shortages affecting civilian goods, and potential impacts on schools and defense.
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United States
San Francisco
Soviet Russia
Mey
Janne
Pearl Harbor
Honshu
Hokkaido
Hiv
Shikoku
Perry
Japan
Wang Sapere
Asia
Seer Oebertsy
China
U. S
Okinawa
Aeific
West Germany
Allis Guy
Wit Pears Suard
Britain
France
Germany
Western Europe
Oach
Federal Office
Federal Office of Education
Aires
Des
Emia
Fanege
Yohich Mohey
August Housing Slump Tied to Mortgage Lending Restrictions
The report notes a drop in private home building in August as builders faced tighter mortgage lending. Construction slowed as steel copper and other materials were in limited supply and pricing remained uncertain.
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Advertising Council
Enterprise
Neem Conten
Joby Foster
Dukes
Ahouk
Department of Agriculture
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Tosith
AR Pri
Pritler
Ford
Aioe
Auniors
Rober Lipton
Charles Custer
Pennsylvania
Richard Maynard
David Bjorkorenton
G. Sherman Blairnery
Jesse Ffmard
George I Iington
Easthampton
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