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Truman urges faster domestic spending for growth
The Council of Economic Advisers report prompts President Truman to push renewed domestic programs in resources development slum clearance education and health as defense spending winds down. He argues growth needs public policy while maintaining enterprise as the main engine and warns against balanced budgets. He criticizes inflation and predicts a possible 1960 national income gain, while contrasting labor realities and a controversial critique of women’s work and domestic roles.
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United States
Stevenson Wins Democratic Nomination and Southern Battle Lines
Greg Adlai Stevenson of Illinois emerged as the Democratic nominee in a convention that aims to unify the party after intra party strife. The piece notes Stevenson’s Midwest appeal, the push for loyalty pledges, and the new two party dynamic expected in the South, with both parties enforcing discipline to gain or protect electoral votes.
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Stow Police Report Three Week Accidents
Stow Chief Addy reports three accidents in Stow this week. On August 16 a car driven by James Marshalls of Concord left the road at the Ammunition Jump area and was demolished. Driver and passenger William Hill of West Concord were hospitalized. At Estella's Corner a car driven by Arthur Gackin of Franklin Street crashed through a fence, then left the scene. Shortly after Lester J. Grant of Brookline crashed through the repaired fence. no injuries.
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Arthur Gackin
Franklin Street
Lester J. Grant
Brookline
Goat eats $36 as owner pets it. dies aftermath
In Hampton New Hampshire Carl BaHou dropped thirty six dollars in paper money while stroking his goat. The animal swallowed the money and later died, ending the incident with a tragic outcome.
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New ‘Hampton, N. H
Carl BaHou
Two Boys Debate Hospital Experience In Ward
A nurse overhears two young patients in a children's ward discussing their time in the hospital. One asks if the other was admitted for medical or surgical care, noting the difference between coming sick or becoming sick after admission.
Cause for Divorce Rastus in Talkative Beaten Path
Rastus seeks a divorce citing his wife who constantly talks day and night. The lawyer questions what she talks about but Rastus says she does not say anything substantive.
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Rastus
Geography lesson asks for Nile tributaries
In a geography class the teacher asks Willie to name the principal river of Egypt and he correctly answers the Nile. He then hesitates and smiles when asked for smaller tributaries, ending with a stray line about juveniles.
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Crete
Willie
Egypt
Producer stake in script draws sharp studio dispute
A producer at Super-Colossal Pictures claims only one big name writer can script a major production. His assistant doubts the certainty and asks if the writer is too caustic. The producer erupts, insisting on hiring the writer regardless of cost.
Family Debate on Visiting Hours
Dialogue shows Mabel's mother and father commenting on a young man's late calls. Father asks if the mother has something to say, and Mabel replies that men haven't changed two bit, reflecting a view on courting expectations.
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Mabel
Notable Quip Sparks Marriage Plot Twist
A dialogue snippet features a man remarking on his wife’s smile, comparing it to Mona Lisa. The reply hints at change as a new upper plate is said to be prepared, implying a future alteration to her appearance and the marriage dynamics.
Woman fainted after roulette bet on age 25 in Monte Carlo
A first visit to Monte Carlo led a woman to a roulette table where she followed a friend's tip and bet on the number that matched her age, 25. The wheel stopped on 30 and she fainted.
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Monte Carlo
Popular Labor-Saving Device Becomes Husband With Money
A satirical note argues that among labor-saving devices for women none has matched the appeal of a husband with money. The speaker hedges by saying they cannot prove the claim, but the notion reflects social attitudes about marriage and wealth.
Thought on gender value and marriage price
A brief provocative remark argues men are more valuable than women. It notes the saying every man has his price while brides are given away, inviting reflection on social norms.
Car Repair Quick Estimate Reveals Charge
A customer asks about repair costs with simple questions and an answer noting a fifty two dollars and sixty cent amount. The exchange hints at a diagnostic fee or preliminary estimate in a service shop setting. The fragment suggests the total may be a basic inspection charge.
Godly View of Human Life Emphasizes Sacred Bodies
A religious reflection on Exodus 20 13 and New Testament verses urges reverence for life. It cites the command not to kill, the prohibition on malice, and Christ’s teaching to protect children. It calls readers to purge sin and offer themselves as temples of the Holy Ghost.
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James
John
Native Priest Returns Home for Teaching
Native Marlboro priest Rev. George Bergeron C.S.V. returns to his hometown to join St Viator’s Catholic High School as a teacher of Religion and Latin. He has spent 11 years as a teacher of Religion Latin and Applied Economics at the College of Berthierville in Quebec before this transfer. He was ordained in 1932 at St Charles Joliette Cathedral and has taught at Joliette Seminary and Berthierville prior to Marlboro assignment.
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St. Viator’s High School
Marlboro
C.S.V
College of
Father Bergeron
Mary Anne Bergeron
Emsten -Bergeron
Lakeside Avenue
Nim
Marivoro
Fr. Bergeron
St. Anthony’s
Joliette
St. Charles
P. Q
Garden Club Cancels September Flower Show
Drought leads to no flower show in September. September meeting will feature member arrangements. Walter Gangne of Geasondale recovered from virus pneumonia and is home from Marlboro Hospital. Miss Roberta Addy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert L Addy, is home from Meredith College.
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Walter Gangne
Geasondale
Roberta Addy
Robert L. Addy
Red
Acre Road
Meredith
Concord St Bernard's Church Sunday Mass Times
Concord St Bernard's Church Monument Square lists Masses at 7 8 15 10 and 11 30 with Benediction after the 10 o'clock mass. Novena services and Sunday school classes are suspended for the summer months.
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ST. Bernard's Church
Monument Square
Michael J. Burke
Edmund M. Higgins
Our Lady Help of Christians Sunday Services Summer Pause
The parish announces Sunday services at 7 8 30 and 10 30 with novena and Sunday school suspended for the summer months.
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OUR Lady Help OF Christians
First Parish in Concord Union Services Move
Reverend Edward P. Daniels leads union services now at Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord marking a seasonal shift in worship location.
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Concord
Edward P. Daniels
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Trinity Church Episcopal Service Schedule with Guest Preacher
Elm Street Rev William H Clark rector announces August 24 services at Trinity Church Episcopal Holy Communion at 8 00 am and morning prayer with sermon at 11 00 am featuring a guest preacher Mrs Margaret Ridout organist leads music in a church on Elm Street with Sunday worship times and rector's address.
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Trinity
Church Episcopal
Elm Street
Margaret “Ridout
Evangelical Free Church Sunday Services
The Evangelical Free Church lists a full Sunday schedule with Sunday school and adult Bible class at 10:45 and 11:15 morning worship followed by a Gospel service at 7:30 p.m. A Wednesday Hour of Power service is set for 8 p.m. with special music.
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Evangelical Free Church
Walden Trinitarian Church Holds Summer Services
Rev Robert H Barber pastor Albert Heath serves as temporary organist Union summer services at this church are set for August 17 24 and 31 at 930 a m in Walden New York with distinct religious gathering to commence.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden
Robert H. Barber
Albert: Heath
Union
This Church
Trinitarian Congregational Church Services Concord
West Concord Union announces Union services at Trinitarian Congregational church with Rev Edwin B Nylen and Mrs Nina Lind. Sunday services at 10 45 am Sunday school 10 45 am testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 8 pm reading room on Mill Dam 24 Main Street hours 11 am to 50 pm weekdays holidays excepted nursery provided for young children use of reading room invited.
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WEST CONCORD UNION _ CHURCH
Edwin B. Nylen
Nina Lind
Trinitarian Congregational Church
First Church OF Christ, Scientist, Concord
Mill Dam
Main Street
Chiildren
Concord civic leader Samuel Hoar dies at home
Samuel Hoar longtime Concord official and civic figure died at home. He served as selectman from 1921 to 1924 and on the Water and Sewer Commission and many town committees. He deeded 1000 acres along the Concord river for a wildlife sanctuary in 1946. He belonged to Boston and Concord clubs and Harvard circles. Surviving are his wife Helen Warren, son Samuel Jr, daughter Virginia, another daughter Mrs James Fisk and several grandchildren.
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Metcalf Eddy
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Samuel Hoar
George Frisbie Hoar
Helen Warren
Samuel Jr
Virginia Hoar
James Fisk
College Leaves for Two-Week Washington Trip
A college student from Rawleigh North Capo ina with friends departed this week for a two week stay in Washington DC.
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Rawleigh
North Capoina
Washington, D.C
Saint George Church Service Times and Navena Observance
Maynard Consturday schedules Sunday masses at 7 06, 8 30, 10 30 at Lake Boone Chapel with 9 14 service. Navena services Wednesday at 7 30 honor Miraculous Medal. St George Church offerings include Holy Second and Fourth, church school 9 15, Holy Communion fourth Sundays 10 45, Morning Prayer and sermon.
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Boone Chapel
ST. George S Church
Pars David RC
John Rud
Boal Shoub
George H
Russian Orthodox Liturgy Times And Confessions Schedule
Liturgy begins Sundays at 10 a m with weekday masses at 6 a m Confessions are heard Saturdays at 3 and 7 o'clock The text lists times for masses and religious observances with some OCR errors but preserves the schedule and cadence of service times.
Maynard Methodist Church Notices
Reverend Robert K Jones Jr Pastor and organist Victor Salloway choir director. Church school reopened September 28. Union church service for August. Welcome to attend. Attendance at Methodist church on September 7. Finnish Congregational Church Rev Eine Hamais holds devotional service August 7 at 7 30 pm with social hour. coffee table sponsored by Joe Finnila and Agther Winner. Sunday August 10 no worship service.
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Eine Hamais
Joe Finnila
Agther
Winnen
Saint John Ev Lutheran Gust service schedule
In the record Pastor Gust Wi directs Sunday worship at 9 00 am and 10 00 am Additional note: Sunday School Teacher's meeting at the parsonage at 8 pm on Monday August 25.
Union Congregational Church Service Invitation
The Maynard De B. Paul Pard y pastor and L Jones organist announce United Congregational and Methodist Worship at 10 45 with a duet by Harold A Merriam and Miss Olga Granberg and a sermon by Prof Grnberg How To Get Along With People The new chancel has been installed and the sanctuary redecorated inviting those not attending other churches in the last two Sundays of August to join.
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United Congregational
Harold A. Merriam
Olga ’. Granberg
Bedford Church Programs and Summer Schedule
Bedford CHURCH OF CHRIST lists Rev Marvin L van Baatees and Leila Blake with Sunday services at 10 a m and summer resumption noted. First Parish Ciarri notes Rev L Harold Hadley and Adelaide Newcomb with suspended services for summer. St Michael’s Church Catholic led by Rev Kerrigan with masses at 8, 9 15 and Benediction after mass.
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L. Harold Hadley
Adelaide Newcomb
ST. ‘Michael's
William E Kerrigan
Great Road
John. Fitzgerald
Half-Dime Worth Thirty Dollars Sought by Mrs Johns
A Portsmouth New Hampshire report notes a rare half-dime valued at 30 dollars, with Mrs Helen Johns identified as the claimant. The fragment suggests a finder’s reward or sale context, but details are incomplete.
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Portsmouth
N.H
U.P
Helen Johns
Johns
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