Safety Class Enrollment List At Fs Cross
A list of participants enrolled in the safety class at Fs Cross includes numerous names such as Diana Janet Cole Copp Julie Denaro Frank Ed ards Alice wood Eliza Everett Fay Vin para ston Thomas Johnston Davi Julin Stanley nthia Lame Joma Wilver Ii and others. The roster names several McArdle McGrath McKenna Mc Cowan Webber Winchenbaugh and Patter son among listed attendees.
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Paraston
Thomas Johnston
Davi Julin
Stanley
Nthia
Joma Wilver
Rona
Moilyn Marabella
Only McArdle
Lee McArdle
John McGrath
Audrey McKenna
Ane McCowan
George
Owen
Witter
Motor Persall
Robert* Persall
Bruter
Robert Patterson
Robert’ Er
Joyce Pollack
Mary Pease
Beverley, Robinson
Nancy Rowse
Denis Saunders
Garo
Stopped Ring Sale Record Mentioned by Treasurer
A fragmented note references a stopped ring transaction and a treasury entry dated August 1, 1950, noting a 50 dollar amount and the involvement of treasurer Ang. The garbled text suggests a financial stop or hold on the ring sale.
Residents and visitors share travel and crime notes
Mr and Mrs John Jenburg vacationing in Rockport at Mrs A J Rogan’s weekend in New York. Robert C Webster enrolled in ROTC Candidate School at Newport R I. Miss Prigcitla Currier 17 School Ave office nurse. James Laffin with Ronald Sullivan and Norman Whittaker spent a Madison NH weekend. Master Detective magazine cites Bedford chief Sul livan in Grant murder story The Circled Clue. Mrs Ivan H Smith and three children return from Amherst Nova Scotia auto trip.
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The
Master Detective Magazine
Grant
Curtis Bird
Bedford
Frederick H. Sullivan
Ivan H. Smith
Hartford Street
Peter
Beverly
Sally
Amherst
Nova Scotia
Bedford Women to Have Class in Making Dresses
Bedford women may join a Make A Dress Class starting September under Middlesex County Extension Service. Director Mrs Esther Cooley Page says the course helps women sew dresses faster with a better fit and less home made look, saving clothing dollars. The program begins September 11, following last year’s Short Cuts and Speed Tricks class.
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Bedford
Middlesex County Extension Service
Esther Cooley Page
Pheasant Shot Leads to Fines for Four Men
Glen Young fired a shotgun from a car and shot near another vehicle while a pheasant crossed the road. Leonard Schwartz, director of the Illinois conservation department, plus two conservation officers, accompanied him. Young was fined 175 dollars. companions Foster and Mammen were fined 150 dollars each. John Hancock, former president of the Continental Congress, is mentioned in the report.
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Glen Young
Peres
Leonard Schwartz
Illinois Conservation Department
Young
Joseph Foster
Frank Mammén
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
Concord listings show a busy week with Company H MNG drill at State Armory 8 p m Thursday a summer band concert at Monument Square 8 p m Friday a Lions Club fishing party at 6 45 a m Saturday and a Ladies Altar Society sale and whist at West Concord rectory grounds 2 30 p m Sunday church services at First Parish 9 30 a m the Sheehan family reunion at Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club grounds Monday a Board of Selectmen meeting 7 30 p m and a Rotary Club luncheon at Howard Johnson's 12 15 p m St Elizabeth's summer festival at Carlisle grounds 7 p m Company H departs for two weeks at Camp Edwards.
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Concord Lions Club
Deen
Depot
Ladies Altar Society
West Concord
Union
First Parish
Sheehan
Musketaquid
Concord Board of Selectmen
State Armory
Concorde Rotary Club
Howard Johnson’s
Elizabeth’s
Carlisle Grounds
Camp Edwards
Bear Raiders Stop Play On Virginia Baseball Diamond
In Staunton, Virginia, a 410 pound bear raided a cherry orchard owned by T.W. Graves and was killed before help could reach him. A day earlier a 300 pound bear wandered from the hills onto a baseball diamond, halting a game as youths chased it away.
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Staunton
U.P
T.W. Graves
Graves
Russia's vast armed might assessed by American experts
American analysts estimate the Soviet Union maintains the world's largest army and air force, with up to 300 divisions and a massive submarine fleet. They note potential to deploy atomic weapons, and say the United States pursues revolutionary weapons to offset Moscow's strength. Predictions place a peak around 1953, with Europe exposed to a possible conflict if Western defenses fail to deter Soviet power.
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United States
Russia
America
Western
Europe
Kremlin
Pace
Atlantic
Startling Art Forgery Revealed After 126 Years
London authorities unveiled a 1796 forgery in Van Dyck's portrait of Cornelis van der Geest. An X ray showed only the head was by Van Dyck. the 18th century body was added to raise value, hidden under a wide Dutch black frame.
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London
Eng
British National Gallery
van Dyck
Cornelis van der Geest
National Gallery
England
Bandits Target Louisville Grocer In Ice Box Hold Up
In Louisville Kentucky a grocer George A Weber was shoved into his refrigerator and robbed of 700 dollars after the thief slammed the door and blocked the latch with a knife sharpener. Weber escaped after about ten minutes when a bread delivery man heard his cries. The incident prompted Weber to saw off the lock to prevent a repeat attack.
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Louisville
George A. Weber
Weber
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N. H
Ating
J.’ Rogan
South Road
New York
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First Avenue
Italy
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Anthony Hill
West Concord Union Church
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Maynard
Keith Martin
Concord
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Massachusetts
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