Emerson Hospital considered for expansion after July 1946 record
Emerson Hospital serves Concord and 17 towns with 39 babies born in July 1946 and 178 patients cared for plus 126 outpatients. A study by James A. Hamilton and Associates and plans by Perry Shaw Hepburn outline immediate improvements and a 25 year hospital expansion, with a Building Fund Drive launching in October.
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Emerson Hospital
Concord
Emer
Boston
Emerson
James A. Hamilton
Badgers and Cyclone Kill Chickens on Ranch
In Egbert Wyoming badgers and a miniature cyclone caused heavy losses at the R. G. Anderson family farm killing 68 chicks in a brood house and later 40 of 225 chicks in a subsequent brood area.
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Egbert, Wyo
R. G. Anderson
Concord Couple Wed in Dublin at Emanuel Church
Miss Isabel Chapman Warren and Herbert Gale Pratt exchanged vows at Emanuel Church Dublin New Hampshire with reception at Homewood. Bride wore raronette gown and heirloom lace veil. Attendants included Helen Warren Ruth Cheney Virginia Hoar and Jane Baillargeon. Couple will reside in Groton.
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Concord
Dublin
New Hampshire
Isabel Chapman Warren
William van V. Warren
Main Street
Herbert Gale Pratt
Edward S. Pratt
Emanuel Church
John T. Dallas
Donald Campbell
Homewood
Mirs
Joseph L. Mauran
St. Louis
Missouri
Ruth Cheney
Virginia Hoar Fan Pratt
Jane Baillargeon
Seattle
Washington
William van V. Warren, Jr
Charles D. Howell
Boston
William H. McElwain
Brookline
James H. Stephanson
Wilmington
Delaware
Concord Academy
Radcliffe ‘College
Mills College
Vincent Club
Pratt
Harvard
Groton
Firefighter Appointment Opportunity Open Examination
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for Firefighter CPC-6 and CPC-7 with salaries of 2469.24 and 2694.96 annually plus overtime. Duty at Watertown Arsenal, Massachusetts, and other federal agencies in the Boston area. Applicants must be 18 to 62, with veteran preference waivers. Applications due August 19, 1946.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Massachusetts
Boston
Market
Secretary Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
U. S
Wace
First U. S. Civiservice Region
Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Terminal Pay Forms Due In About Week
President Truman signed the terminal leave bill authorizing payment of about 15 million service members for unused furlough, with $2.7 billion to be distributed. The first $2.431 billion was made available yesterday, and payments will be mailed as soon as forms and service documents are returned.
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Truman
War
Navy
Treasury Departments
White House
Congress
Gage
Veterans’ Information
Army
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Rotary Talk by F. J. Googins at Concord Club
Concord Rotary Club hosted Frank J. Googins a former Army captain and Concord High School teacher as guest speaker. He discussed vocational training and placement for veterans and noted backfee payment makeup dinners at area venues and times.
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Concod
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Frank J. Googins
Concord
Concord High School
Casper J Jenney, Jr
Fred T. Boyd
East
Press- Sanborn
Googins
Veterans Administration
Boston
Veterans ” Tion
Concord #1
Ington Old Belfry Club
Maynard Twin Cafe
Waltham Fales House
Newton E Country Club
Bedford Lieut. Champney Relates Naval Separation Unit
Lieut. (jg) Mary Champney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., recently at the Naval Separation Unit Balboa in San Francisco California.
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Mary Champney
Balboa San Francisco
Calif
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Rson Hospital
Ints
Erber & Rose CO
Clinton’s
Civil Service Commission
Wyoming
Rotary
F. J. Googins
Bedford
Thismunity
Matibeae
Vew
Dodge
Plymouth
Great Road Garage
John F. Coughlin
Maynard
Great Road
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