Maynard's You Can't Take It With You rehear sal draws big cast
Rehearsals for You Can't Take It With You at Parke Street Maynard stage feature a large ensemble led by O'Connel as PenyP and Helander as Paul with Nelson as Grandga and Sewall as Essie. Cast includes O'Hope Satamone Ledgard and Fava in supporting roles. tickets available from cast or Maynard Men's Shop.
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Ee Maynard
Ae O’connel
Penyp
Réy Helander
Paul
Forrest Nelson
Grandga
Eunice Sewall
Will Ay Essie
Yraiti
Krysienie
AK Reonolig
Ray van Vors
O'Hope
Tony Satamone
Aalin
Inene Atoman Ledgard
Sotrines
Huldah Nelson
Helen
Olga
Herbert Mallinson
James Fava
Kolenkhov
Parke Street
Maynard+Men’s Shop
Smash for Cash Ad Prompts Break In at Store
Maryville Techn. U P reports a burglary after an advertisement for a furniture sale led to a window smashed and a cash drawer stolen of $23. No suspects named.
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Maryville, Techn
U.P
Glar
Butterworth Seeks Attorney General Nomination
A letter from Edward R. Butterworth thanks the editor for coverage of his candidacy announcement. He asserts party leaders should nominate a young liberal who can attract votes to the Republican ticket, predicting a September nomination.
Concord Enterprise Letter on Attorney General Candidacy
Editor thanks Concord Enterprise for coverage of my candidacy announcement for Attorney General. If party leaders seek a young liberal to attract votes to the public ticket I am certain I will be nominated in September.
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Edward ‘R. Butterworth
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Mags
Ublican
Eaward
Emerson Hospital Seeks Books for Young Patients in Concord
Concord residents attended a West Acton Woman's Club meeting to hear Christian Science lecturer Herschel P. Nunn. The First Parish Church annual meeting is set for May 1 to elect officers. Nancy Sturtevant is recovering from appendicitis. Mrs. Donald J. MacRae appears in See How They Run at Sudbury town hall. Government fleets in the U.S. own over 530000 vehicles.
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West Acton
Nancy Sturtevant
Devens Street
Emerson Hospital
Donald J. MacRae
Lexington Road
Sudbury
Grants in aid and welfare state origins traced in report
A historical overview outlines the origins of grants in aid from the Morrill Act of 1862 through 1940s programs. It notes total federal grants to states and local governments at 5.49 billion in fiscal 1949 with 1.85 billion to states and localities and 3.63 billion to individuals, plus ongoing programs not counted. It highlights matching funds, regional differences, and major totals for 1942 including social security, highways, airport construction, and vocational education.
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Continental Congress
Congress
The
Treasury
Department
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Navy
Public Health Service
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Concord Firemen Relief Association marks 31 years of aid
The Concord Firemen Relief Association, organized in March 1919 at the Concord Engine House on Walden Street, celebrated 31 years of mutual aid for illness injury or death in the line of duty. All department members joined automatically by paying dues.
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Concord
Concord Firemen’s Relief Association
Walden Street
Firemen Charity Drive Promotes Savings Bonds
The proceeds of the television drawings aid members injured in the performance of their duty and assist dependents of deceased firemen. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
U S Chamber Official Blasts Phony Benefits Spending
Ralph Bradford executive vice president of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged the Traffic Club of New England to pursue moral regeneration and patriotism. He called for an end to two centuries of government spending and phony benefits and urged a philosophy of production and abundance over scarcity. He warned that free societies fail once they turn to the state and urged Americans to save the country from communism at home and abroad.
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Ralph. Bradford
United States Chamber. of
Commerce, Toldi
Traffic Club of
New
England
Bradford
Inc
Russia
Fourth game in Grade Seven Battle of Wits wins pennant
Maynard event reports a one point victory by the Braves over the Red Sox in the school quiz series final. Players include Fred Gould Donald Torppa Virginia Warila Katherine Zawadski Francis Kelley Patricia Veleno Jacqueline Vincent Peter Wilson. An All Star Exhibition is planned with John Coccop Ruth Nelson Virginia Spratt and Katherine Zawadski among selected batters.
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Fred Gould
Donald Torppa
Virginia
Warila
Katherine Zawadski
Francis Kelley
Patricia Veleno
Jacqueline Vincent
Peter Wilson
Battle of Wits
Red. Sox
Braves
Quin Kid
Stae
John' Coccop
Ruth Nelson
Spratt
Katherine
Zewadski
Kenneth Bingle
Larry Tower
Leonard
Massarelli
Concord PTA Meets for Charity Drive at High School Cafeteria
The Concord High School PTA gathers Wednesday night April 26 at 7 45 in the cafeteria. Bernard E Megin and Miriam C Clark guest speakers with Dr Richard A Montague presiding. Attendees urged to bring items for Metropolitan State Hospital for children aged six to sixteen and donations may be arranged via Mrs Alfred J Baptiste.
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Concord
Concord P.T.A
Concord High School
Bernard E. Megin
Miss. Miriam
C. Clark
Richard
Alfred J. Baptiste
Boston K of C Chapter Meeting and Moonlight Sail Date
Local members attended the Boston Chapter K of C gathering last Monday night at the Winchester Council rooms. The annual moonlight sail is announced for Tuesday night June 27. Guest speaker at Monday's meeting was Rev Fr Robinson Catholic chaplain at the prison.
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Boston
Concord
Winchester Council Rooms
Robinson
Cartholic
Chanlain
Stow Box Scout Fund Drive Ends in Town
The Stow Box Scout Fund drive ends Saturday April 15 in Hadley Massachusetts. The committee thanks all contributors and notes donations are still welcome. Rev Paul T McLarkin of the Congregational Church, a consulting psychologist, advises workers to take a mental vacation through brief mental exercises.
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Ins Town
Satunday
Local School Supper Held with Staff Attendance
A school supper event was held Wednesday with John B. and Elmer Wetherbee welcomed by staff and attendees. The gathering featured a Past Grange group and Mara as part of the program.
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John B
Grang
Mara
Tin J. di
Elmer _ Wetherbee
Agy Ber
John Pi
Teac
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