VA urges lenders to speed GI home loans processing
The VA calls on supervised lenders to handle GI loan applications automatically up to closing to avoid delays. In June the VA received 46 239 loan applications, a 75 percent rise from 1953, with about 24 000 from supervised lenders and only 9 600 processed automatically.
Bedford Man Guest Before Rotary Club
Harry Martin of Bedford, a Concord Rotary Club member, spoke at the regular luncheon at Howard Johnsons. He works for the Concord Board of Public Welfare and holds an MS in social service from Boston University, with a Dartmouth background. President Benjamin F. Clark announced tonight’s 6 30 meeting at the Colonial Inn.
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Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson’s
Thomas Harkins
Benjamin F. Clark
Martin
Concord Board of Public Welfare
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Dartmouth College
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Colonial Inn
George A. Rohan
Waltham
Peter D’arrigo
Campbell
California
John J. Bent
Alden H. Russell
Maynard
W. Bruce Pirnie
Cambridge
Hubert M. Wardwell
D’arrigo
Lexington
Richard Rome
Boston
Ray Harris
Donald Feltus
Acton
Russell Hills
Richard Meathear
Clarence
Water In Warner Pond Declared Unsuitable For Bathing
The Concord Board of Health announces Warner Pond in West Concord unfit for public bathing based on Department of Public Health tests. Notice signed by Martha A. Bowser as Chairman with Samuel Melisi and Dr. Jack K. Holmes.
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Lexington figures in Caouette Maloney trio
Shannon Winfield Caouette and William Maloney of Lexington are named together as individuals connected to a local matter. Their roles or actions are specified within a broader notice or report from the Lexington area.
Boston Chapter plans 35th anniversary celebration
Concord hosts observance events for the Boston Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants. NAC A numbers around 35 000 members in 119 chapters with global reach. Local participants include Allan L Spurr and Alan L Spurr Jr on Independence Road and Le Burton UV Webster at 50 Holden Wood Road.
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United States
Allan L. Spurr
Independence Road
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le Burton UV. Webster
Holden Wood Road
Predict Boom For N E Industries In Coming Months
Labor Secretary James P Mitchell predicted a major upswing for New England industries. He said Massachusetts textile mills would receive about 5 million dollars in Army uniform contracts and produce near 1 billion yards of cloth by fall. Kennedy criticized limited defense and labor contracts during the same period.
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Army
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Milloners
John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Concord club meetings and local notices summarize broad civic events
Concord Rotary plans to greet district governor Scott Hyland at a noon meeting on Thursday August 19 at Howard Johnsons. Trinity Church will host Rev Frederick M Brooks of Fall River for Sunday service. The Shalline family vacationed one week on the Cape. Concord Lions plan a Sept 7 board meeting at the Co operative Bank directors room with regulars resuming Sept 14. Last day to register before the September primary is this Friday 9 AM to 10 PM at Town House. Letter carrier Thomas B Diskin enjoys an annual vacation at 54 Thoreau Street. As of last Thursday Concord had 161 fire alarms and 123 ambulance calls this year, ahead of last year.
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Howard Johnson’s
Frederick M. Brooks
Fall River
Trinity Episcopal Church
Dulm Street
Concord Lions Club
Co- Operative Bank Directors Room
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Concord
Acton Tecreation Week Highlights Local Prizes
Local notes describe Acton students and families taking part in a school program with new faces and familiar names. Mentions notable participants such as Carlier, Mark Douglas, Gardner, Patricia, and Pamela in a playground contest and a turtle prize.
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Cally
Carlier
Mark Douglas David
Gardner
Fuller
Micag
Bill
Sweatie
Ronnie Swaine
Pamela Stra
Patricia Plize
Cookout Plans Seed Local Lions Troupe Event
A fragment hints at an upcoming cookout near Route 27 with a group called Concord Lions and a leadership question about a president serving as chairman last summer. Details are sparse and dates unclear.
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Concord Lions
Route
Miss Rich in Candle Marked Education Class
Parth Stow Mis daughter of Mr F Rich of was among Israel Hospital in a class of in a candle marking the preliminary education last Profession gala the Lady Miss Rich is Society
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Acton Community Meeting Noted At Local Institutions
Fragments indicate a town gathering with references to St Mary Church classes and Acton events, mentioning speakers like Mrs Helen and Carl A. presiding. Times listed include 10 and 12 noon with August dates and a 160th anniversary note, plus mentions of New England university ties.
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St Ary Church
Academy Wellesley
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