Jefferson arch plan stirs praise and protests in St Louis
A 090 foot stainless steel parabolic Jefferson arch proposal for St Louis's National Park prompts criticism of Mussolini linked designs and a unanimous prize decision by the jury backing Hero Saarinen's design. The House foreign affairs panel approves a global aid bill over $6 billion and Ike is touted as best dressed with Taft noting remarks after a plane incident.
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Jefferson’s Arch
St. Louis
Jefferson ‘National ‘Park
Benito ‘Mussolini
Rome
Park Association
Hero Saarineff
Mussolini
George Washington
Jefferson
West
New Device Controls Termites with Hidden Pipe System
A new construction intraduct system claims to fight termites by placing slotted pipes during building, allowing annual chemical injections into inaccessible tunnels. W. B. Hill of Memphis demonstrated live termites at work in a model home, showing mud tunnels and caste roles to prove the pest threat.
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National Association of Home Builders
Chicago
W. B. Hill
Memphis
Tenn
Hill
Beware the New Look in Crop Varieties Says Iowa Expert
Joe Robinson an agronomist at Iowa State College warns farmers against chasing new crop varieties. He says new names do not guarantee value and emphasizes performance records over novelty. He notes hybrid corn varieties can be limited by single producers and certification relies on yield test performance.
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Joe Robinson
Iowa State College Agronomist
Robinson
Mosquito Control Uses New Insecticides and Fogging
Pests from the New Jersey agricultural experiment station discuss aerial fogging by a mosquito extermination commission. DDT 2 4 D and other new weed killers aid control but high costs limit use on large breeding areas. Ditching and permanent methods remain necessary in such zones.
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New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Income From Poultry Increases in Nebraska
Nebraska farm income from poultry and eggs accounts for 9 to 12 percent. J H Claybaugh reports yearly egg sales around 50 million dollars with about seven million annually over five years. Poultry sales exceed 20 million, peaking at 27 million.
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Nebraska
J. H. Claybaugh
Extension Poultryman
Eisenhower Joins National Executive Board of Boy Scouts
General Dwight D. Eisenhower accepted membership on the Boy Scouts of America National Executive Board announced by Amory Houghton. The article notes his wartime support for a waste paper campaign, his 1945 medal presentation, and speeches urging expansion of Scouting. It also references upcoming district events at Camp Resolute and related council activities in April and May.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Boy Scouts of America
Amory Houghton
General Eisenhower
Washington
Boy Scout Movement
Eisenhower
United States
Boy. Scouts of America
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Scouting
Camp Resolute
Fay School
Camp Resolutes
Council
Framingham
Sudbury
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
A weekly listing of local events includes a food sale by the Woman's Union at Trinitarian Congregational church parish house Saturday at 2 p m, a Boy Scout Jamboree at Stipe Armory with doors opening at 7 p m, and various meetings Monday through Friday across Concord including the Board of Selectmen at Town House and multiple clubs, church groups, and scouts.
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Woman’s Union
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Stipe Armory
Concord
Concord Board of Selectmen
Town House
First Friday Masses Set at Two Concord Churches
April first Friday Masses will be celebrated at both local Catholic churches. Masses at St Bernard's are at 6 and 7 oclock with Our Lady's at 5 30 and 7 oclock. A Holy Hour begins at 7 30 Friday night at both churches.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
Our Lady’s
Concord Hosts Foreign Student Tour After Welcome Stop
A group of college students from six countries England Greece Guatemala China India and France began a week long tour of New England with Concord as a stop. They travel from Hartford via a group assembling at Hi ford Conn and will visit Williamstown and Cord. Another group will visit violence Rhode Island New London New Haven Bridgeport and Hartford Conn.
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Concord
New England
England
Greece
Guatemala
China
India
France
National Student Association
Hiford
Conn
Williamstown
Cord
Violence
R. I
New London
New Haven
Bridgeport
Hartford, Conn
Mohawk District Plans Camporee Meeting Details
South Sudbury outlines planning for a May camporee on the 14th to 16th inviting all scoutmasters assistant scoutmasters troop committee men and commissioners. The next District Court of Honor will occur at the district camporee in May. Will Kirkpatrick of Hudson was elected a member at the March 23 district meeting.
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South Sudbury
District Court of Honor
Coporee
Will Kirkpatrick
Hudson
Kaiser-Frazer Production Soars At Willow Run Plant
Mr Toivo Erkkinen returned from a dealer meeting at the Kaiser-Frazer Willow Run plant reporting more than 46 000 automobiles produced in January February March 1948 up from 18 800 in the first three months of 1947 The plant now runs two assembly lines at over one car per minute and has reached its 200 000th vehicle deliveries are being prepared with new customer driveaway facilities and planned no price increases on the 1948 Kaiser and Frazer models
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Kaiser-Frazer
Willow Run
Mich
Toivo Erkkinen
Erkkinen
Kaiser
Kaiser Custom
Frazer
Manhattan
Scout Jamboree Saturday Night Rally At Concord
Two boys from Cub Packs 27 33 and 49 compete in knot tying first aid relay semaphore Morse code fire making compass relay message relay and tug of war Prizes awarded for each event grand prize to top scoring team presented by G Sherman Blair spectra Attendance prizes awarded by Commissioner Leyden Final Sea and Air Scouts tug of war and prize awards conclude the event Edgar A Rohan directs with unit leaders assisting
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G. Sherman Blair
Concord
Sachem Council
Leyden
Ack
Sea Scouts
Air Scouts
Edgar
A. Rohan
Red Cross Responds Fast to Disasters
The Red Cross provides blood plasma bandages and immediate aid, notifying families and staying by victims until all are cared for. Like the U S Postal Service the Red Cross arrives through fire flood wind or weather offering equipment and relief to any number of people.
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Red Cross
United States
74 New Voters Added to Concord Register
The Concord Board of Registrars announces 74 new names were added to the town voting list at two recent registration sessions ahead of the upcoming presidential primary.
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Concord
Concord .Board of Registrars
Reverend McLean Leads Union Church Weekend Schedule
Services for Sunday April 4 include church school for primary juniors and seniors at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 with Rainbow Girls attending, and a beginners class at 10 45 Pilgrim Fellowship and Senior Church School depart at 4 00 for Tremont Temple Boston Twilight Hour Monday Church Council meets 7 39 p m Tuesday Congregational Service Group tours Boston Shubert Theatre Hold It Wednesday choir rehearsal at 7 p m
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Union Conanepiaere
nat _CHURCH
Norman C. McLean
Rainbow
Pilgrim Fellowship
Tremont Temple
Boston
Church Council
Congregational Service
Shubert Theatre
Bedford Church of Christ Service Schedule
Bedford Church of Christ announces Rev. William E. Mack as pastor with residence at 27 Great Road. Leila M. Blake serves as organist. Sunday school starts at 9 40 a m morning service at 11 00 Pilgrim Fellowship at 6 30.
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Church OF Christ
William E. Mack
Great Road
Bedford
Leila M. Blake
Pilgrim Fellowship
First Parish Church Service Details
Rev. Richard G. Sechrist is pastor at First Parish Church. Residence listed as 109 Old Billerica Road. Mrs. Adelaide Newcomb is organist. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Morning service at 11:00.
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First Parish
Richard G. Sechrist
Billerica
St. Michael's Church Mass Schedule and Clergy
Rev. William E. Kerrigan rector at 154 Great Road Bedford. Mrs. William E. Brennan organist. Sunday masses at 8 9 15 and 11 15 am with Benediction after the 9 15 mass. Sunday school after Benediction.
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ST. Michael’s Church
William E. Kerrigan
Great Road
Bedford
William E. Brennan
Sudbury Parish Mass Times Announced
Sudbury St ANW Parish Wayland Sudbury lists Sunday Masses at 7 30 9 11 and 22 00 Ge and Ba Holyday Masses at 6 30 8 Daily Mass at 7 30 a m First Friday Mass at 7 30 a m consistent schedule posted for parishioners.
Elizabeth Episcopal Mission Services at Sudbury Concord Rd
The Elizabeth Episcopal Mission on Concord Road in Sudbury led by Rector Dr William Wolf holds Sunday services at 10 00 a m with morning prayer and a church school also at 10 00 a m Communion is observed on the first Sunday of the month Everyone is welcome to attend ten services
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Concord Road
Sudbury
William Wolf
Scie Co
Mary
Supbury Methodist Hub Worship and Parades
Harry Betch pastors morning worship at 9 30 a m with sermon Last Sunday Easter Parade. Sunday School 10 45 a m and Youth Fellowship at 7 p m.
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Supbury Methodist Hub
Harry Betch
Memorial Congregational Church South Sudbury Events
Rev Ralph Ernest Bayes and Rev Dixon Copp lead a Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m with Dr Bayes sermon and choir music. Young people invited. Woman's Association meets in April with lunch and devotionals. April 9 an Evening of Fun hosted by the Entertainment Committee with speaker Mrs Rose Trainer.
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Webster Cutting
Albert Tallent
Rose
Massachusetts
Union Evangelical Church Service Schedule
R Joe Miller ministers at Union Evangelical Church. Sunday morning services and Sunday school begin at 9 30 a.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 45 p.m.
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Union Evangelical Church
Joe Miller
V. James
Christian’ Endeavor
Maynard St George's Church Schedule in Massachusetts
The Maynard St George's Church in Maynard Massachusetts lists Rev Harry E Goll rector and Edward M Green student assistant The weekly agenda includes St Hilda s Guild Thursday 7 00 PM church school Sunday 9 15 AM morning prayer sermon 10 45 AM adult confirmation class 3 00 PM children s class Monday 7 30 PM Sabra League meeting Tuesday 7 30 PM athletic club meeting.
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ST. George’s Church
Maynard
Massachusetts
Harry E. Goll
Edward M. Green
St. Hilda’s Guild
Sabra
Athletic Club
St Casimir's Church Maynard Mass Schedule and Activities
St Casimir's Church Great Road Maynard lists Sunday masses at 9 and 11 with Sunday School after the 9 o'clock mass and Men's Society meeting after the 11 o'clock mass. Weekday masses are 8 am except Saturday 8:30 am and Wednesday 7:30 am. religious instruction for high school at 8 am and junior high at 11 am on Wednesdays.
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Men’s Society
Etha
St Bridget’s Church Masses and Activities Schedule
Daily mass at 7 pm Confessions Saturday 3 5 and 7 40 8:30 pm Sunday Masses 7 9 10 15 and 11 30 Children’s Mass 9 in lower church followed by Sunday school Devotions to the Blessed Sacrament Sunday 6 30 pm Miraculous Medal novena Tuesdays 7 30 pm Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Tuesdays 8 pm Religious instruction for high school students Wednesday 8 am Catechism class for junior high students Wednesday 11 am First Holy Communion instruction Monday Wednesday 4 pm Saturday 11 am First Friday April Confessions Saturday 3 5 and 7 8 30 Masses Friday 5 30 and 7 am Friday 7 30 pm Devotions to Sacred Heart of Jesus Sunday children’s Communion Confessions Saturday 3 pm
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ST. Bridget’s Church
D. Edward O'Bryan
Delphis O. Duquette
Thomas W. Moriarty
Joseph P. Dineen
Sui
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Notices
Glendale street invites parishioners to Devotional program on Sat Apr 3 at 7 30 pm with hymn talks in two languages and violin solos. Finnish Worship on Sun Apr 4 at 9 30 am with Sunday School 10 45 am and English service 7 pm. Luth er League meets Mon Apr 5 at parsonage 7 30 pm Africa evening and officer elections. Congregation meeting Mon Apr 12 at 3 30 pm to discuss repairs and trustee plans.
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Glendale Street
Eino Vehanen
Sun
Luther League
Africa
Your League
Maynard Methodist Church Easter Services Notice
Maynard Methodist Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. The sermon titled Last Sunday's Easter Parade will be preached. Youth and Fellowship meet at 6 30 p.m. A cordial welcome to all services.
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Harry E. Leech
Russian Orthodox Lenten Schedule Includes Passion Play
Rev. Anthony Huravsky and parishioners plan Holy Week services from April 3 to 7 at the Boston Diocese including Vespers Confessions and Great Vespers. The group will attend Passion at the Chelsea church and attend a Lady Day high mass with Vespers in the evening announcing the church activities and observances.
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Anthony Huravsky
Chelsea
Boston
Sunday church services and programs listed at multiple parishes
A jumble of church notices lists Sunday services at several churches with times, Sunday school, nursery, and sermons. Also notes meetings, catechism and parish activities and holiday observances with several pastor names and locations.
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Tailor’s Guild
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Taft
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West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
State Armory
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Odd Fellows Hall
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Concord Grange
Peter Bulkeley
Concord Woman's Club
Lawton Appliance Company
Harvey Wheeler Schoo
Concord Lodge
Sons of Italy
Elks
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Concord - Twilight Baseball League
Veterans Building
Stow
ST. John’s EV. Lutheran Church
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