Grey Ladies Needed for Concord Veterans Hospital
Concord seeks five new Grey Ladies for Bedford Veterans Hospital to expand patient support. Candidates must be under 55 with medical clearance, undergo interviews and training, then commit to at least 100 hours yearly. Training in May includes aptitude tests, psychiatric briefing, and a full Grey Lady course.
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Concord
Concord Red Cross
Bedford Veterans’ Hospital
Chapter
VSS
Red Cross
Grey Ladies
Hospital and Recreation Corps
Veterans’ Administration
Otis M Whitney
Robert F. Bradford
Veterans’ Hospital
Dhord
Grey Lady
Herbert Hosmer
George Walker
Concord Chapter
The
John Boardman
Robert. F. Foster
Frederic Gooding
Walton Forstall, Jr
Kenneth S. Harris
Herbert B. Hesmer
R. N. Hudspeth
John C. Macone
Rodney Pratt
Kenneth D. Robertson, Jr
All Local Towns Attend Kickoff Dinner in Concord
Concord Towns gather for April 9 kickoff dinner at 6 30 p m in First Parish Unitarian vestry Concord leaders Burleigh L Pratt and Julian W Ballou chair and report on Salvation Army Concord Service Fund activities. Concord’s quota is 3008 dollars and invitations go to Aeton Boxboro Hudson Berlin Littleton Maynard Stow Gleasondale divisions.
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Concord
First Parish Unitarian Church
West Concord Woman's Club Luncheon Set for April 16
The West Concord Woman's Club will hold its annual luncheon and program on Wednesday April 16 at 1 PM in the Howard Johnson Colonial Room. Annual reports will be presented and officers elected. The speaker is to be announced. The rummage sale from last Friday was postponed and may occur later.
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West Concord
West Concord Woman’s Club
Howard Johnson Colonial Room
Concord Board of Trade Meets Monday
The Concord Board of Trade monthly meeting resumes after six weeks on Monday evening at 6 45 with supper and program in the Colonial Room at the Howard Johnson in West Concord. President Robert D. Parks will preside and announce the speaker.
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Concord
Concord: Board of Trade
Howard Johnson
West Concord
Robert D. Parks
Lincoln Woman Dies At Age 70
Mrs. Marjorie A. Morrison MacAskill, 70, widow of Daniel A. MacAskill, died last Saturday and was buried Monday at a Concord funeral home. Born in Loch LeMond Cape Breton she had lived in Lincoln 43 years and is survived by a son a daughter two brothers and two sisters.
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Concord
Marjorie A
Morrison
MacAskill
Lincoln
Daniel A. MacAskill
Concord Funeral Home
Concord High seniors get caps gowns as photos arrive
Concord High School seniors are measured for graduation caps and gowns. Class photographs have arrived signaling June’s approach. The Baby Sitters Club directory is being formed with rules posted in homerooms. Eighth graders from Lincoln visited to plan attendance at Concord High next year. Three groups toured freshman, French, typing, and commercial classes. On April 5 Frances Waite and Charles Laramie will attend a high school press conference at Massachusetts State College in Amherst. Waite will join a panel with delegates from Rindge Tech Classical High and Williams High. Frances will represent Concord High. The panel will discuss The Relations of School P and Yearbook School.
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Concord
Concord High School
Lincoln
Concord High
Frances Waite
Voice
Ines Venti
Charles Laramie
Massachusetts State College
Amherst
Miss Waite
Rindge Tech
Classical High School
Williams High
Stockbridge
Frances
Trinity Church Good Friday Service Notice
Trinity Church holds a traditional Good Friday service from 12 noon to 3 pm with 25 and 30 minute segments to accommodate attendees. Easter Day services follow regular hours with a 9:30 am Children's service during which mite boxes will be presented. Families are urged to attend and there will be no other junior church program on Easter.
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Concbra
Pickpocket Steals Wallet From Purdue Student in Indianapolis
Indianapolis police seek a thief who took Don Monson's wallet. After the incident Monson received his driver’s license Naval Reserve card and other papers by mail. The stolen items included a Russian leather billfold and a $10 bill.
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Indianapolis
Purdue University
Don Monson
Monson
Make Mine Music Concord Show At Veteran's Hall
Promised to be one of the season's best with Wall Disney's Technicolor Make Mine Music as the feature. A 2:30 matinee and an evening show are scheduled with a family friendly program of short subjects during school vacation week. Tickets available at Richardson's Concord and Red and White Store West Concord or at the box office.
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Concord
Veteran’s Hall
Nm pTeneteey
Mede
Union Caren West Concord
Wallisney
Richardson's
West Concord
Bedford Se n t o n F uneral R eport for William H Henderson
Bedford service for William H Henderson 67 custodian and sexton of the Congregational Church and Town hall died last Monday in Brockton born April 8 1880 lived in Bedford 40 years survived by wife Isabel a daughter Joyce Clark and granddaughter Joyce Clark all of Bedford serviços held at Church of Christ Congregational with burial at Shawsheen cemetery attended by town officers and many friends
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Bedford
William H. Henderson
School Avenue
Church of Christ, Congregational
Shawsheen
William E. Mack
Frank W. Thompson
Bedford Veterans Hospital
Mr. Henderson
Brockton
Congregational Church
Town Hall
the Church
Brotherhood of the Church
Bedford Grange Meeting At Town Hall In April Date
Bedford Grange met in the Town hall with Master Richard Powderly in charge. New members include Maynard O Joy Ashes Merton Judith Swanson Walter MacGuiness Hannah McGuiness James Munroe Ellen Stacey. A fashion show and prize awards followed with refreshments served. Next meeting scheduled for April 14.
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Bedford
Richard D. Powderly
Maynard O. Joy
Ashes Merton
Judith Swanson
Walter L. MacGuiness
Hannah W. McGuiness
James Munroe
Ellen Stacey
Burlington, Maynard
Concord
Littleton
Pinehurst
Dracut
Lexington
Clarence Damery
New Kitch
Earl S. Atwood
Ralph Thompson
Edith .L. Gould
Glee Club
Leslie R. Stacey
Patricia Hughes
Helen Poleo
Miss Gould
Herman Schofield
Grange
Florida
Richard D. Pewderly
Harry Rogers
Clarence’ Damery
Thomas Johnston
Kenneth Powderly
Howard Davis
Bedford Mrs 2 Ww Thompson Hosts Afternoon Card Party
Mrs Thompson led the bridge and whist afternoon at Mrs Richard C Christie’s Great Road home Tuesday. Helpers included Mrs Harden L Bodkin, Mrs Herbert L Clark, and Mrs Wilbur L Wells. Winners listed include Mrs George D Fraser, Mrs Archie Cy Plaistridge, and others. Next event set for April 22 at Mrs Edwin P Bradfor de Hartford Street.
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Howard Davis
Lillie Laffin
William J
Fred F. Cook
Edwin P
Texas Takes Back Seat in Cattle Production
Texas boasts 11 percent of U S cattle on its farms yet only nine counties appear among the nation s top 100 cattle counties. Harris County heads Texas production with 107000 head but ranks 26th nationally.
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Austin
Tex
Census Bureau
Texas
United States
Garris County
Parents Invited to Concord High School Planning Meeting
Concord and West Concord Parents and citizens are invited to a series of meetings beginning April 8 at Concord High School to cooperatively plan the high school program. Dr. George Wiley will lead, with subcommittees formed for career education family living and well being.
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Concord
Concord High School
Concord and
Weste Concord
Parnts
Wells A. Hall
George Wiley
State of New York
Bedford Club Notes and Local Appointments in April
Friday events at First Parish Unitarian Church featured boxed suppers and dancing after a youth group meeting. Notices include volunteer call by Anthony Hamilton Post 221 on April 19, and community updates on residents, civic talks, hospital fund drive plans, and anniversaries and birthdays in Bedford.
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NJ Middlesex American Unitarian
Unitarian Church
Alaska farm prospects loom over vast untapped lands
The Bureau of Land Management estimates at least 310 Alaska farm families could establish farms, with 64 new settlers likely on Kenai peninsula and more in Matanuska valley and Tanana valley. Officials say Alaska’s mineral wealth supports larger industrial development, while current farm operations remain under 650 with potential to double under favorable conditions. Oscar L. Chapman notes Alaska’s resources fuel potential growth as a U.S. possession.
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Washington
Alaska
Bureau Land Management
Matanuska
Kenai Peninsula
Anchorage
Th Bureau
Bureau
Mines
Oscar L. Chapman
Secretary of the Interior
The
Land Management Bureau
Aos
Kenai
Kasilot
Matanuska Valley
Tanana Valley
Kodiak Island
Alasia
Americans save about two thousand dollars per person
A research organization reports Americans have saved an average of 2 140 dollars per person for a rainy day. The nation holds about 1 680 billion dollars in bank savings insurance and nest egg breakdown shows cash deposits government bonds real estate investments life insurance and other assets.
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the Nation
Obarueni Insurance
Enema
London Bobbies Seek Caps and Stylish Uniform Changes
London police seek new caps and a modern uniform style to replace tall helmets. Proposals include an open-neck tunic and tie, lighter fabrics for summer and winter wear, and a drop of the helmet in favor of a cap. The idea follows calls for improved design and practicality.
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London
Wiltshire
Mercy Slayer Granted Sentence in Grievous Case
Gordon Richard Long, 46, pled guilty in Maidstone to a serious charge involving the death of his 7-year-old daughter Jessie. He received a passing sentence on the gallows after admitting asphyxiation by gas. His lawyer Eric Neve stated Long said he loved his daughter deeply and that killing her was the hardest act he ever undertook.
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Maidstone
Eng
Gordon Richard Long
Jessie
Eric Neve
Long
Government warns on dwindling strategic stockpiles
F. W. Pep r son of the Bureau of Mines told a House Public Lands subcommittee that the United States stockpiles of strategic metals and minerals were shrinking so fast it would be very difficult to mobilize industry for another war. He called the nation very vulnerable to supply shortages.
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Washington
Fimier W. Pépr
Bureau of Mines
Congress
House Public Lands
United States
West Virginia Law Passes 143 Of 833 Bills In 1547
In 1547 West Virginia the legislature introduced 833 bills and 143 were enacted into law. Only one bill faced a veto from the governor, marking a narrow tally between proposals and approved measures.
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West Virginia
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