Concord local notes mix politics sports and upcoming events
Concord readers see Lions Club speaker Sheriff Boutwell of Middlesex County veteran visits. Upcoming air show Bedford September 18 19 and football opener with Prichards. Also stamps Will Rogers and Coast Guard Day noted along with local tax rates and school appointments in Acton Bedford and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Louis E. Boutwell
Middlesex County
Concord
Lions Club
Loring R. Kew
Joseph M. McElroy
Long Pond
Littleton
Mammoth Air Show
Bedford
Concordians
Prichards
Eugene S. Briggs
Phillips University
Enid
U. S. Canada
Oregon Territory
Harlan Fiske
Palomar Mountain
Will Rogers
Truman
Congress
Missouri
Acton
Ayer
Cambridge
Lowell
Ernest Knipple
Amsterdam
Holland
Richard R. Rutherford
South Chelmsford
Erford
de Littleton
Philip H. Theopold
Harvard
Hanscom
Ifene
Laurence’ Hanscom
Mier
Pore
Cookmutis
Sree
Aif
Timothy
Prankie Elley
West Concord
Walter E. Dow, Jr
Samuq
John PE Dalton
Sidney G. MacRae
Abe Lincoln
Halley
Coe
Union
Monument Square
Jim
New West Concord
H Pennic
Water Dept
Assabet
Sudbury
West
Waylend School
Stanley L
Clement
Hangland
Saeeipa
Hestic
Orrill
Oncord
Soheal
Wish Z
Fred Sullivan
Ifsi
John Adame
Cheltea
Two WWII Veterans Begin Duties At Hudson Post Office
Hudson two World War II veterans started duties at the Hudson post office this morning. Robert W. Kelley and William Roy Jacobs were appointed as substitute mail carrier and substitute postal clerk after ranking highest in Civil Service examinations.
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Hudson
Hudson Postoffice
Robert W. Kelley
Marjorie
William Roy* Jacobs
Woodrow Street
Kelley
Jacobs
Civil Service
Hi-Teen Club Dance At Odd Fellows Hall
159 members attended the Hi-Teen Club dance at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday evening. Two visitors, Sarah and John Sterworth of Tennessee, are visiting with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Butterworth of 59 Manning Street. Another dance is planned for next Saturday night at the same venue.
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Hudson
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sarah
John Sterworth
Tennessee
John
H.’ Butterworth
Manning Street
Dena Calvao Engaged to Frank Sousa in Hudson
Mr and Mrs Manuel Calvao of 18 Franklin announce the engagement of their daughter Dena Calvao to Frank Sousa son of Mrs Deolinda Sousa of 16 Franklin Street No wedding date set Dena Calvao attended Hudson schools and works at Raytheon Marlboro Frank Sousa a Hudson High School graduate served in the Army in the Pacific and now works at the General Motors Plant Framingham
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Hudson
Manuel Calvao
Franklin Street
Dena Calvao
Frank Sousa
Deolinda Sousa
Miss Calvao
Raytheon
Marlboro
Sousa
Hudson High
Pacific
General Motors
Framingham
Memphis salon proposal clears protest misreadings
Lau reta Whitehead hurried to a meeting of city officials to explain protests against her proposed business were incorrect. Neighbors had misunderstood adding another o to her salon plans.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.P
Laureta Whitehead
Modern Yard Gardens Improve Home Appearance and Light
The article argues for yard gardens over dense plantings that obscure houses. It promotes low flower borders, horizontal emphasis, and selecting species like white petunias to brighten facades. Emphasis is on accessibility, lasting bloom, and pleasing views for occupants and passers-by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoe
Homse
Roweee
Lootings Reported Saturday In Worcester
Police report thefts in Worcester with watches valued at 75 and 55 dollars and a camera valued at unknown amount. Victim Julius Frodkin of 16 Ives Street says the incidents occurred earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Julius.Frodkin
Ives Street
Worcester
Polite
Stores use music therapy to ease shopping in Chicago
In Chicago a store manager describes music therapy in food stores as easing purchases and improving mood. Oliver F Johnson notes music is piped into 110 stores with no complaints, while gimmicks like automatic doors, ride-along carts, free parsley, and gentle reminder spots enhance the shopping experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brown
Han Neighborhood
Johnson
Beavers Fired After Failing to Follow City Plans
In St Helens Oregon the city water department dismissed four beavers after a year of service. They built dams at the watershed but ignored engineering plans and diverted springs, causing repeated destruction of human-built structures. The animals reportedly worked long hours and charged no salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Helens
City Water Department
Mis Mangini and Naval discharge noted in Hudson town column
A fragmented Hudson column references Mangini of Warner and a Marine Corps discharge. It mentions Charlotte H Aldrich of Dear, a Maine vacation, Mary Collins on vacation, and Drinkwine presiding at a meeting tonight at a local restaurant.
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Mangini
Warner Street
Marine ‘Corps
Charlotte
Mary (Clark) Collins
Tis
Ruia
Two Men Escape After Station Attack in Texas
An attempted robbery at a Texas station ends with two men escaping after taking unspecified cash. Local authorities search the area for the suspects as the incident is investigated.
Federal Bank Examiner Pleads Guilty to Robbery
Pocatello Idaho A federal bank examiner Rudolph D De Packh pleaded guilty to robbing the First National Bank at Grace Idaho. He admitted posing as a robber using disguise and lisp and confessed to scheming to cover Nevada gambling debts and a $500 deficit. He said he was connected with banks for years.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Rudolph
de. Packh
Banka
First National
Grace
Wabi
Satieka
Fedérak
Whitehead
Nevada
Elkb
Hudson At Center Of World First Automatic Telegraph Switching
Western Union announces in Hudson the Boston built automatic selective switching center, a 2 million dollar system that routes telegrams by call letters via an electrical brain. Operators in Hudson and six-state area will type letters to direct messages to any city, eliminating manual relays and speeds delivery. The new center houses two floors of equipment with 3,000 miles of wire and over a million connections, connecting Hudson to all major centers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Boston
John R. Fahey
Western Union
Anca
San ‘Francisco
San Francisco
Citi
Nashua
Local Grange Meeting Scheduled for September 4
The 65th annual meeting of the Grange is planned for September 4 with Harriet Bell and a hospital-related staff note. Families including Mr and Mrs Hol and neighbors, plus the Johnsons, vacationing at Wells Beach, Maine, awaited news of holiday stay and savings at U S. Bay.
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Harriet Bell
Beach
Maine
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Robert Kelley
Roy Jacobs
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Hi-Teen
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Gay Deoryard
Marion
Ce Sdmare
Istretch
Ato
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la Hollywood
Queen
Sested
B. Drinkwine
Evesaron''s
Aan
AETV
Cial Wah
Armstrong Lineolum
Orth
Tex
Federal. Bank
Examiner
Anson Grange
Hol
Flo
Bay U. S
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