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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1955
Page
8
The three storeyed Bastion built by Hudsons Bay Company workers served as jail gunroom and sanctuary for settlers. After repeated sieges by Indians the famed fort becomes a milestone in British Columbia history as a new BC travel brochure highlights the Pacific Playground.
The board of selectmen met at Town Hall Friday with Chairman Richard K. Brown presiding Regular meetings will resume on September 9. Edward F Pike and spouse and Robert E Pike with their three children returned from Boothbay Harbor Maine. The home of the late Lottie C Jewett at Greatroad sold to Christine A Nicholson former Bedford public health nurse. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
The 94th Bay State Army Reserve Division, on two weeks active duty at Camp Drum, announces plans to expand across Massachusetts after passage of the new Reserve Forces Act. Major General Palladino says enlistments will rise and new local units will open in 11 population centers, with 48 paid drills yearly and active-duty encampments to boost income and patriotic service.
District Director Frank J. Cavanagh clarifies that parents may claim an exemption for a working child who earns up to any amount, provided the parent furnishes over half the child's support. A dependent child may also claim an exemption for themselves unless married and filing jointly.
Motorist Lee E. Seabolt of Evans Georgia began a Texas to New Hampshire trip with a money order substitute for his car registration. In Windsor Connecticut he asked a police officer for directions then faced a 2000 mile detour after being cited for vehicle registration issues.
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