Denton Honored as West Concord Flies Flags at Half Staff
West Concord observed half staff in memory of John H. Denton a reform tory officer born in Newark New Jersey who lived in West Concord for 33 years he served nearly 40 years in penal institutions starting 1908 at Rutland State Hospital then Massachusetts Reformatory religious and Masonic groups attended his funeral services Jemima Fate Denton widow James F. Denton son Edith Crosby sister and three grandchildren listed among survivors.
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West Concord
John H. Denton
Atory
John C.dolan
Denton
Newark
New Jersey
Rutland State Hospital
Massach Reformatory
Rufus Putnam A. F. & A. M
Rutland
Jemima
Fate) Denton
James F. Denton
Winchester
Edith Crosby
Arlington
Brannan Farm Program Opposed by Massachusetts Farmers Union
The Concord Farm Bureau and Massachusetts farm membership reject the Brannan plan as revolutionary and urge continuation of the Agricultural Act of 1948, challenging the new farm program and policy stance.
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Concord
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Farm Bureau
Massachusetts
Fragmentary Easter Meditation Reflects Faith Across Time
The fragment references Easter, Christ, wisdom, and belief in the Babe as Holy. It muses on God’s Creation and human purpose, suggesting a nearing renewal and the idea that we live to fulfill each day’s duty while awaiting deeper knowledge.
Red Cross allocates 100000 for tornado relief across six states
Washington reports a preliminary 100000 allocation by the Red Cross for tornado victims across six southern states. Sixteen disaster relief experts will aid Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas to help about 300 families whose homes were demolished or damaged. Local volunteers join the relief effort in the three-state area as the Red Cross continues funds to cover medical care and needed services. More assistance will follow as needs are revealed.
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Washington
D. C
American Red Cross
National
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Red Cross
Woodward
Okla
Texas City
United States
Mississippi
Louisana
Tennessee
National Disaster Service
Ney
Service, 19 Everett Street, Concord, men
Carl B. Henry of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on site at 19 Everett Street in Concord. The excerpt notes agency personnel and their presence but provides limited contextual details or purpose.
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Everett Street
Concord
Carl B. Henry
The
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Funeral for Concord Lady Who Dies at 88
Concord widow Henry P. Richardson died in 1989. ae Richardson, born in , passed away at 88 after years of local community involvement.
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Concord
Ae Richardson
Ee Ae Ae
Henry P. Richardson
Relief Director Faces No Work Basis Claim
The fragment notes a dispute over a no work basis claim directed at the Relief Director. Details are sparse, with missing context on parties, dates, or formal actions, leaving the core issue unclear.
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Concord Garden Club
Maynard Cleaners
Nason St
Tel
Concord Branch Cleaners
Commonwealth Ave
Tel. Con
J. H. Denton
By Bas Pi
Reformatory
Christ
Bed Cross
Hubbard
Mrs. Richardson
First Parish
Flo -Sheen
Florence Stree
America
Pontiac
Nelson
Powder Mill Road
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