Concord Judge Maurice McWalter Inducted at Local Court
Maurice McWalter was officially inducted as Concord's new judge at the 1d District Court last Saturday morning after governor approval. He promised to administer duties fairly and impartially, presiding over his first session including a speeding case in which Thomas Wildman of Newton Upper Falls was found guilty.
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Concord
Maurice McWalter
District Court
McWalter
Edward B. Caiger
Pierre A Northrup
Michael J. Burke
St. Bernard’s Church
Robert F. Bradford
Edward F. Loughlin
North
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Executive Council
Concord Court
Fr. Burke
Judge Northrup
Judge McWalter
Margaret L. McWalter
Jean S. McWalter
George. E. Thompson
Middlesex County
Joseph Greseio
Pas Peat Tha Sit Eae Salve
Charl ‘5
Rebinetefficer Charles
Joseph
M. McElroy
To Head r Committee To Head r Committee Hon. Charles Fran Fairhaven Hill
The secretary of the United gain general chairman of the annual dinner of the protestants and Jews committee to be held at the Hotel ston on May 15. Obert F. Bradford is chairman of the committee with cited figures including Robert G. Patter and Governor Bert H. Lehman and editor of Information.
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Charles Fran Fairhaven Hill
U. S
Etts
Hotelston
Obert F. Bradford
Robert G. Patterer
Newbert H. Lehman
Art
Informa
Trade Board hears Edwards talk at Concord meeting
Concord Board of Trade held its 4th meeting after six weeks with Richard H. Edwards as guest speaker in the Colonial Room Howard Johnson. About 75 members attended as Samuel G. Kent presented Edwards. other guests included Wescott Winchester J O Brown Mrs Casper J Sanexs Jr and Mrs Frank J Googins. Maurice Walter the new Concord judge received a standing ovation. Edwards joined as a member. next meeting set for Monday evening May 5 as the close of the season.
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Concord
Concord Board
Richard H. Edwards
Howard Johnson
Samuel G. Kent
Wescott Winchester
J. O ’ Brown
Casper J. Sanexs ,Jr
Frank J. Googins
Julian W. Ballou
Salavation Army
Mhloksihoe Cord
Concord Board of Trade
Maurice Tic Walter
Parks
Edwards
M. Nellie Craig
John E. Mutty
Mercantile Committee
Appointment of Sheldon Wiles to new Reserve Corps unit
Sheldon Wiles of Concord was appointed to a newly activated Reserve Unit in Boston by Massachusetts Reserve Corps heads. He previously served on active duty in Illinois as a company commander at a southern camp.
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Sheldon Wiles
Concord
Boston
Massachusetts Reserve Corps
Williams Elected Leader Of State Council Of Young Republican Clubs
State of Concord David B Williams of Lexington road was elected president of the State Council of Young Men's Republican Clubs at the annual meeting last Saturday at the Hotel He will head the new officers and serve as a delegate to the New England Convention in Portland Maine next June A council meeting also passed a resolution endorsing legislation to outlaw the Communist Party
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Concord
David B. Williams
Lexington Road
C ‘Council of Young Men's
Repubalion
Couucil
Portland
Maine
Vaccination Clinic Planned at Roosevelt School
The Board of Health will run a vaccination clinic at Roosevelt School with Dr Earl F Ryan in charge. Officials urge every child reaching six months of age be vaccinated against smallpox.
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Maynard
Board of Health
Roosevelt School
Earl F. Ryan
Schools to Close for Vacation in Concord
Concord public schools including Peter Bulkeley Wheeler and high school will suspend classes this Friday for the annual spring vacation. School will remain closed through April 19 and resume Monday morning, April 21 at usual hours.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Wheeler
Concord Elks install new Exalted Ruler at lodge session
Concord Lodge of Elks No. 1479 installed Concord-Leon J. Moreau of Cambridge Turnpike as Exalted Ruler at the 491st regular session. Other officers named include Robert Smith as leading knight and Harry H. French as loyal knight with Me Moreau named delegate to the Grand Lodge Convention. A reception followed the exercises.
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Concord
Leon J. Moreau
Cambridge
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks
Denie «Ahearn
Marlborough Lodge of Elks
Robert Smith
Harry H. French
Michele J
John Tf. O’brien
Frank” R. Viscariella
Me Moreau
Grand ‘Lodge
Edward W. Sheehan
Easter Services Proclaim Resurrection Despite Weather
Dismal forenoon weather in Concord and West Connecticut did not dampen Easter observances. Sunrise services atop Annursnac Hill began the day with special music, then high masses at St Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians at 10 30. Protestant churches joined in with special music marking the Holy Season finale.
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Concord
West’Co
Annursnac Hill
St. Bernard’s Church
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Concords New Battery Plans Sunrise Salute On Patriot Day
The Concord Independent Battery, dormant since World War II, will debut in the Patriot's Day program on April 19. It will be jeep drawn for morning events atop Nashawtuc Hill and horse drawn for the parade to the Old North Bridge and the closing salute. Commanded by Captain Ralph A. Macone, the unit includes first lieutenant Henry M. Keyes, and other officers and members such as Samuel M. Hegser, Harry Rider, Edward J. Bartlett, James E. Burke, Raymond V. Cull, Stephen Derby, William G. Flannery, John C. Macone Jr., and Richard F. Wood.
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Concord
Concord Independent Battery
Nashawtuc Hill
Old North Bridge
Leground
Ralph A. Macone
Henry M. Keyes
Samuel M. Hg@smer
Harry ‘Rider
Orendorff
John M. Eaton, Jr
Edward J. Bartlett
James E. Burke
Raymond V. Cull
Stephen Derby
Villiam G. Flannery
Stephen WW
Flannnery
Lawrence J
Veterans Council
Robert F. Bradford
Arthur W. Coodridge
Nashawtuck Hill
Emerson Playground
Concord High
Veterans
Walden Street
M. Ethere
Wnita
American Legion
Veterans Building
Concord Post
Concord All-Woman’s Post
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Boy Scouts of
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Girl Scouts of
West
Former Concord Man Appointed To Barnstable Post
Kenrick A. Sparrow a former Concord resident and U S Navy veteran was appointed to fill the vacancy created by the death of Register Charles S. Morrill in Barnstable. Sparrow, a former Orleans town moderator, served as a lieutenant in World War II and earned a law degree from the University of Virginia.
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Concord
U. S. Navy
Kenrick A. Sparrow
South Orleans
Gibert F. Bradford
Register
Charles S. Morrill
Sparrow
U. S& Navy
Ff Oan Miller
Hans .W. Miller
Main Street
Orleans
University of Virginia
Concord Council to Meet April 15 for Fourh of July Plans
Concord Council K of C will hold its next meeting on Tuesday evening April 15 at 8 o clock with Grand Knight Richard J Loughlin in charge. Further plans for the Fourth of July Field Day will be made.
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Concord
Concord Council
K. of C
Richard J. Loughlin
Futher
District Nurse Christine Nicholson Resigns After Twenty Years
Miss Christine Nicholson, Bedford District Nurse of twenty years, has submitted her resignation to the local Board of Health.
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Christine Nicholson
Bedford
Board of Health
Concords Patriot Day observance marks 172nd Old North Bridge anniversary
Concord plans Patriot Day events on April 19 featuring a sunrise salute by the Concord Independent Battery atop Nashawtuck Hill and a track meet at Emerson Playground. The parade from Walden to Monument Square leads to Battleground ceremonies at 2:30 pm with speakers including possible governor options.
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