Celler Trio: Legislation Centerpiece Of Postwar Policy
Reminiscing about early congressional years, the piece highlights Representative Celler’s push for reform. It notes his support for the Federal Reserve, the League of Nations stance, and social reforms. It credits him as author of the Displaced Persons bill and the Federal Register act, plus anti trust strengthening measures and Foreign Trade Zone creation.
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New Trust Buster Emanuel Celler Targets Monopoly Power
In Washington the New York Democrat Emanuel Celler leads a House subcommittee on monopoly with hearings and amendments aimed at tightening the antitrust laws. He has sparred with industry leaders including Benjamin Fairless of United States Steel and advocates revision to close loopholes of the old act.
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Liberal NY congressman Celler reshapes politics in Brooklyn district
The 62 year old Emanuel Celler, a Brooklyn resident from Flatbush, rose from a 34 year old freshman to chair of the judiciary committee. Known as a liberal figure, he rejects labels like Socialist or Communist and notes his long service and unique record of never serving in another house.
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Visit to Mrs Eaton Celebrates 80th Birthday in Sudbury
Mrs Henry Eaton longtime Memorial church worker was fêted at 8 reception on Church Street Sudbury last Sunday from 2 to 4 pm. About 40 guests including relatives neighbors and friends offered congratulations as the tea association hosted with Mrs Bernard Fos presiding. A telegram from son Roland Eaton Chicago and daughter-in-law Mrs Ralph Eaton added to the gathering memories. A two tier birthday cake with red roses was served in the dining room and flowers were arranged throughout the home by several hosts. The weekend saw further calls and cards as Mrs Hurlbut marked her 80th birthday with the community tribute.
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Sudbury
Henry Eaton
Marion Hurlbut
Ruft
Church Street
South Sudbury
Memorial Church
Bernard Fos
James Bartlet
T. O. Beckwith
J ‘Ord Matison
Marie McMurtrie
Arvid, Nergok
Hurl
Concord Briefs Including Police Duty Return and Pilgrimage
Concord notes report Patrolman Robert P. Lawson resuming duties at the Concord Police Station after a week’s vacation. James C Cannas returns to work at Battle Ground Cafe after illness. Walden Street resident Wes Acton to be show scorer at the New England Gladiolus Society exhibition in Boston. Walden Street resident John R Kendrick and others returned from a state conservation camp in Monterey. Frank Schofield and family leave for a Montana trip. Sheridan Schofield recovering from surgery in Framingham Hospital.
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Battleground Cafe
Robert P. Lawson
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Horticultural Hall
Boston
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Wes Acton
Rando Moore wed in Winchester church ceremony
Miss Josephine Helen Moore daughter of Mrs Albert George Moore and the late Mr Moore of Woburn married Felix Stephen Rando son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Rando of Lincoln. The ceremony was held recently at Immaculate Conception church in Winchester.
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Josephine Helen Moore
Albert George Moore
Moore
Woburn
Felix Stephen Rando
Thomas Rando
Lincoln
Immacuate Conception Church
Winchester
Farm Speaker Concord Max Fultz Heads Farm Program
Concord Max Fultz fruit expert from Middlesex County Extension Service spoke at a Boston farm program this morning. The event was presided over by Roger Harrison, a well known local figure.
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Sudbury Area Church Notices July August Services
Memorial Congregational South Sudbury minister John Dixon Copp explains July morning services. St Elizabeth Episcopal in Sudbury notes August 20 service with morning prayer and sermon. Methodist Church hosts Sudbury Couple's Club night at football game leaving church at 7 p.m. contact Geo La Croix for info.
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William J. Wolf
Paul van Buren
Methodist
Sudbury
Geo. la Croix
August Road
Playgrounds Offer Varied Programs And Outings
At Rideout and Emerson playgrounds last week children enjoyed a puppet show on Thursday and a bus trip to Whalom Park on Thursday. Younger children celebrated a birthday with cake and decorations while older groups toured Braves and Giants games. A Friday puppet show titled The Professor of Musical Knowledge entertained twenty four puppets and amused the youngsters.
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Chrissie
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Audrey Hill
New Arrival Named Paul Joseph Gilpatrick in West Roxbury
The second child born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Gilpatrick Patricia Ann Gow er of Concord is named Paul Joseph Gilpatrick. Mrs. Gilpatrick formerly of Concord and the couple have an additional sentence truncated.
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Arthur M. Gilpatrick
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Paul Joseph Gilpatrick
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Practical gadget from the wits Surlein fades crewheads
Obscured figures vanish behind shadows as the Surlein device is tested. A practical gadget from the wits shows potential to terminate crewheads hidden or blanked by darkness.
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Wits Surlein
Polly letter hints at Coolidge campaign poster
A reader signing as Arthur W. Coolidge praises a prior article and shares in advance the text of a campaign poster with the line Coolidge for Governor Best Known Best Qualified Best Bet to win in November. He claims to have defeated Dever in a statewide race and to be confident he can do so again.
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Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
Final closing exercises of Concord summer playground classes at Rideout Playground 1 30 p m to 5 p m Friday State convention of American Legion at Cambridge local members to take part Final chance to register for state primary at Town House 12 noon to 10 pm Sunday Summer Protestant for Scout Island West Concord 2 p.m. Monday Troop 43 West Concord Boy Scouts meeting West Concord 7 p.m. Concord Board of Selectmen regular at Town House 7 30 p m Tuesday Concord Lodge of Elks Ravneeks hall 8 p.m Wegely Meeting and luncheon Rotary club How
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Stow Unitarian Parish Names Leaders and Schedule
In Stow IRST Parish Unitarian Rev C C Richardson Jr leads with Miss Anne Darby as Superintendent of Sunday School. Sunday School meets at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 1 p m and Youth Group at 7 p m.
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Anne Darby
Union Evangelical Church Service Schedule
Rev. Robert Dempsey leads morning worship at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 30. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 p m and a cottage prayer meeting is held Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Methodist Church
Robert K. A Jr
Kenneth McMurtry
Union Evangelical Church
Stow
Robert Dempsey
Acton Center Congregational Church Service Notes
Rev. H. Ben Simms, pastor, leads a service at 11:00 a m with a church ponies and nursery. Church school to follow at 12 noon.
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H. Ben Simms
Acton Resident Simon Taylor Dies at Rest Home
Acton notes the death of Simon Davis Taylor born April 29 1879 at 852 Main Street North Acton He ran West Acton village store now Dewey's Market and was a longtime resident He is survived by son Frost Taylor several nephews and is a member of the lodge of Masons Services set for Woodlawn Chapel at 2 pm with a graveside service to follow.
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Simon Davis Taylor
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North Acton
West Acton
Dewey
Lodge of
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Woodlawn Chapel
Robert Burt
Church of There
Military Families Return From Fort Dix Area
Sergeant and Mrs Ree W. Jacobs of 44 Hillside Avenue return from New Jersey. Jacobs was transferred from Fort Dix. They are visited by relatives including Mrs George D. Fraser of 44 Pine Avenue. Holly is nearby, not far from Fort Dix.
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Acton School Notes Highlights Permits and Staff News
The Acton Superintendent reports 87 working permits issued this year as state rules require under 21 to have a permit. Carrie Wells donated her former school piano to West School. A new Teachers Handbook outlines regulations and guidance for the upcoming school year to aid staff adjustment.
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Pearson
Acton
Carrie Wells
Wells
Joyce Woodhead
Summer Prayer Schedules For Concord Churches
Church notices list revivals and summer suspensions at Our Lady Help of Christians St Bernard's Trinity and other Concord churches. Mass times vary with 7 a m to 11:30 a m services and children programs noted. summer services and Jude devotion suspended at some parishes.
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OUR Lady. Help of Christians
John J. Scollan
Rev Edwin B Nylen Leads Union Services at Trinitarian Church
In West Concord Union services featured Rev Edwin B Nylen as minister with Mrs Nna Lind at the organist bench. The Congregational church arrangement followed a Trinitarian form as announced in local church notes.
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Gece Bat
Eam Bs Hood
Trinitarian Congrégational ‘Church
West Concord
Edwin .B. Nylen
N na_ Lind
Mind in You Sermon at First Church August 20
Reading room open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily holidays excepted with nursery for young children. Sunday service invites all, sermon on Let this mind be in you from Philippians and Daniel, with citations from Science and Health. Includes communal reading and family-oriented messages.
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Elm Street
Bradford
Margaret ‘ It
Gots Ning
God
Chris Jesus
Mary.Baker
Eddy
West Acton parish notices list masses and services
In West Acton St Elizabeth of Hungary church hours include Sunday masses at 7:30 and 9 oclock and a 10:45 service noted for Rev Thompson. The fragment mentions Rev John A York as pastor and a possible Abronsa Prast with Rev Thompson.
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Acton
John A. York
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Thompson
Churel
Parish Masses Noted At Mount Lut Jonathan Bridge
In Finnish parish notices, Rev. F. St. Rev. D. Edward and Rev. William join Rev. John P. for Masses at Mount Lut and St. Bridges. The fragment outlines clergy names and locations with listed masses.
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