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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1954

Page

8

Americans Budget and Tax Debate Highlighted by Byrd

Senator Byrd criticizes postwar foreign aid spending totaling about 47.6 billion dollars and calls for tax cuts. The piece notes government employee counts, a proposed budget rise for the National Federation of Independent Business, and a satirical look at corporate tax shifts and tariff debates. It closes with a fable about the American bee and farm subsidies.

Harry Byrd Virginia U.S Byrd Korea National Federation of Independent Business Washington

Yale graduates in early American governance noted

Twenty four Yale University alumni served in the Continental Congress. Four signed the Declaration of Independence. Four Yale men served in the convention that framed the U S Constitution.

Yale University Continental Congress Independence Yale U. S

New Refrigeration Brings Cold Beer to Condon’s Store

The John P. Condon Package Store on Commonwealth Avenue installed modern beer refrigeration. About 500 cases of cold beer are kept on hand for customers’ enjoyment, with a push to buy by the case and save at Condon’s.

West Concord John P. Condon Commonwealth Avenue Condon’s

Concord Businessman Returns From Florida Vacation

Concord resident W. Stuart Allen of East Acton, a noted West Concord industrialist, has come home from wintering in Florida with his wife Mrs. Allen. Hans W. Miller of 88 Man Street celebrated his 39th wedding anniversary on Saturday April 17. Fire crews were called to the Direnzo residence at 65 Belknap Street for a minor oil burner fire. box 28 was sounded and damage was slight, the 97th alarm of the year. Mrs. Benjamin L. Smith of Sudbury Road is clerk of the Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts and a board member who will attend the league meeting panel on April 28 in Boston where Dr. Merritt B. Low will speak.

W. Stuart Allen East Acton West Concord Florida Hans W. Miller 88 Man Street Concord Direnzo Belknap Street Benjamin L. Smith Sudbury Road Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts Boston Merritt B. Low Greenfield

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