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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1951

Page

11

Young Nazi cadet finds way to United States then joins Brooklyn aunt

A youth born in Germany on the eve of World War II travels through Poland and Austria, attends seamen and youth camps, obtains American citizenship with the help of U S forces, and finally makes passage to the United States to join relatives in Brooklyn. His mother follows later as the war unfolds and Allied raids devastate his homeland.

Seldorf Ides Poland Dusseldorf Reichenhall Zirkelstein Prenau Mondsee Austria Munich Knops U. S. Army

Local Folks Make Trip To Oklahoma

After a visit with her mother Mrs Evelyn Wana maker South road Mrs Walter T Scott and her infant daughter return to their Oklahoma home. They were accompanied by aunt Mrs Olive Bieren and grandmother Mrs Laura Moyer of South road who will visit there as part of their annual vacation.

Bedford Evelyn Wanamaker South Road Walter T. Scott Oklahoma Olive Bieren Laura Moyer

Teen Drives Fast to Induction Crashes Mail Boxes

In Marietta Ohio a 17 year old youth rushing to report for Army induction struck four rural mail boxes and a sign along the route. He sped to the draft processing, leaving the scene briefly before authorities contacted him.

Marietta, O U.P Army

Disabled veterans may qualify for new government life insurance

Marlboro veteran service agent Ira W. Joubert reports that Public Law 23 creates a new government life insurance option for certain disabled veterans separated from service on or after April 25 1951. The plan offers up to 10000 of coverage, non participating premiums and lower rates, with eligibility tied to service connected disabilities and VA findings.

Ira W. Joubert Veterans’ Service Marlboro Walter V. Robinson Veterans Administration Boston Congress Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps and Coast Guard Armed Forces National Guard United States Military Naval and Public Health Service Coast and Geodetic Survey Nee Robinson

Bloodmobile in Concord Collects 97 Pints

The Red Cross bloodmobile in Concord at First Parish vestry collected 97 pints, short of the 125 pint goal. Donor chairman John W. Putnam Jr. said this was an improvement over May. Acton Carlisle Lincoln branches assisted. appointments 151, medical rejections 31, walk-ins 32, cancellations 28. The final fall visit will allow early appointment calls to Concord 259.

Concord Red Cross Bloodmobile Boston John. W. Putnam, Jr Acton Road Acton Carlisle Lincoln

Ladies Auxili ary whist party at Veterans Building

Concord announces another whist party hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of James J. Mansfield Post No 158 at the Veterans Building tonight at 8 o clock. Mrs Naomi Wood past president serves as chairwoman and prizes will be awarded. the public is invited.

Concord James J. Mansfield A. L Veterans Building Naomi Wood

Donors urged to give flood relief after midwest disaster

President Truman appeals for at least 5 million dollars to aid eastern Kansas and central Missouri flood victims. Local Red Cross chapters collect funds for national headquarters. Thousands aided by trained disaster workers and air drops, with ongoing needs for rehabilitation resources.

Concord Truman Red Cross Kansas Missouri Concord Chapter

Goat Show of the Middlesex County Goat Breeders Association

Local goat lovers plan the annual Goat Show of the Middlesex County Goat Breeders Association. The event is set for next Sunday August 5 at Butterfield Grove Route 126 Framingham with details available from Mrs Lawrence Charlton West ity Secretary.

Concord Middlesex County Goat Breeders Association Butterfield’ Grove Route 126 Framingham Lawrence Charlton Lowell Road Westity

Service-Connected Disability and Insurance Eligibility

A claim may be denied if the service connected disability became total before the insurance effective date. The decision rests on whether the disability meets total service connection criteria prior to coverage.

Two Couples Observe Their Anniversaries in West Concord

West Concord observes two anniversaries this week both on the same date July 30 1939. Mr and Mrs Albert G Lind longtime residents at 9 Shirley Street run a restaurant and play organ in West Concord Union Church. Mr and Mrs Warner H Eldridge of 404 Main Street have a daughter and live in West Concord where he works locally and she teaches in Concord public schools.

West Concord Vhey Albert G. Lind Shirley Street Warner H. Eldridge Main Street

Miss Doris Silbo In Two Auto Accidents in Nine Minutes

Miss Doris Silbo of Valparaiso Indiana figured in two automobile accidents within nine minutes. At 6 48 a m her car ran over a curb into a yard and at 6 57 she backed out of an alley and collided with a parked car.

Valparaiso Ind U.P Doris Silbo Sibo

Knights To Stage Annual Outing At Middlesex School

Concord Council K of C will hold its annual outing at Middlesex School grounds next Sunday August 5 starting 1 pm. General chairman is John J. Sheehan Jr assisted by past grand knights Lawson Dis kin Mara and others. Reservations via Sheehan. There will be sports games activities refreshments and a buffet supper at 5 30 pm.

Concord Concord Council Middlesex School John J. Sheehan, Jr Thoreau Street George S. Lawson Martin J. Diskin Charles E. Mara Leonard J. Wetherbes T. Frederick Brown C. Edward Doyle Elmer E. Peachey Sheehan

Rotary program chairmen named for August luncheon

Concord Rotary names its August luncheon and meeting committee at Howard Johnson restaurant. President Charles W. Allen presides. Committee members include Frederick W. Mears Rev Robert H Barber Gordon H Ogilvie John J Flannery Fred T Boyd and Benjamin F Ferk.

Concord Concord Rotary Club Howard Johnson Charles W. Allen Frederick W. Mears Robert H. Barber Gordon H. Ogilvie John J. Flannery Fred. T. Boyd Benjamin F. Flerk

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