Concordians brace for Winston-Salem Bowl week football
OWN TALK previews Concord High football week ahead as they head to Winston-Salem for Friday night bowl action. Citizens Committee plans sixth annual banquet at the State Armory with notable speakers, while local dignitaries prepare for southern festivities and community events including band performances and fundraisers.
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Harry Marr
Henry LeMar
Doc
Eddie Anderson
Denny Myers
Buff
Princier
R. J. Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
John F. Donovan
Concord
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South K, That City, For Practice ’ of Harry J. O’reilly
Arlington
Knights of Columbus
Edward W. Sheehan
Franklin R. Johnson
All C. Kurfees
Twin City
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St. Nick
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Walden Street
Garden Club
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Acton
Shirley
Lancaster
Leominster
Westminster
Mildred Wood
Veterans Building
Veterans Hall
McCaffrey
G. O. P. Len- Mixon
California
Boston
Keith Martin
Stow
Main Street
Conantum
Garfield Road
New Towns, Inc
Carl Koch
N. Cc
Temporary Gas Rate Decrease In Effect in Worcester Area
A seven percent cut in gas rates takes effect Saturday for about 45 000 Worcester Gas Light Co. customers across nearby towns including Hudson Southboro Northboro Maynard and Stow. President Richard J Rutherford says domestic commercial and industrial customers will save about 163 350 annually while temporary rates stay in place until permanent state approved.
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Eral
Worcester Gas Light Co
Richard J. Rutherford
State Public ‘Utilities Commission
Hudson
Southboro
Northboro
Maynard
Stow
Pontiac Introduces 1952 Models With New Power Train
Pontiac unveils 1952 models featuring a new dual range Hydra Matic transmission, higher compression engines, and the lowest rear axle ratio yet for American passenger cars. Six and eight cylinder Silver Streaks offer varied trims, with new interior colors, styling updates, and revised ornamentation including the Indian head hood emblem. The release also notes the National Bureau of Standards’ fiftieth anniversary since its 1901 founding.
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General Motors
Pontiac
Hich
State agency reports steady handicapped job placements
A state Division of Employment Security drive shows 1 571 of 4 742 registered handicapped job seekers found work in October. Director Antonio England notes 52 percent placement this year versus 22 percent last year, with GI veterans also contributing over 42 percent of filled positions. More than 8 535 disabled workers found jobs in ten months of 1951, with over 57 percent going to GIs.
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Division of Employment Security
Antonio England
England
G. I’s
Food of the Indian hamdryad feeds on snakes
The hamdryad of India, a large cobra species, primarily sustains itself by preying on other snakes.
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India
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
A weekly list of local club meetings and events in Concord. Highlights include West Concord Woman's Club at Union Church Friday at 2 30 p.m. and a Catholic Feast of the Immaculate Conception observance.
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Concord
West Concord Woman’s Club
Union Church
Concord Woman’s Club
Concord Board
Corinthian Lodge
Temple
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks
Cpl Collier Arrives on West Coast From Korea Service
Cpl Richard L. Collier of Marlboro Massachusetts arrived in San Francisco aboard a military transport with other rotation personnel and corpsmen. His mother Mrs Joseph A Collier of 115 Mechanic Street was notified this morning. Collier, in service three years, has spent about 15 months overseas including Won san Korea near Heartbreak Ridge and was trapped in Northern Korea during Christmas but escaped. His family has four sons in the service with three previously in World War II in Italy China and Guadal canal.
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S.N.S
San Francisco
Richard L. Collier
Marlboro
Mass
Military Sea Transportation Service
Cpl
Collier
Joseph A. Collier
Mechanic Street
Korea
Wonsan
Heartbreak Ridge
Italy
China
Guadalcanal
Presiding Masters At Grange Here
Concord Grange No 150 held a presiding masters night at the high school cafeteria. Mrs Jean Lord led the business session with several masters filling chairs. Refreshments were provided by Beatrice O Day and Tynne Monsen. next Middlesex Central Pomona meeting announced.
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Concord
Concord Grange
P. of H
Jean Lord
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Beatrice O’day
Tynne Monsen
Lost Bed on Highway 15 Notice Shocks New Albany
Classified note from the New Albany Gazette reports a missing baby item with the word bed omitted in the phrase Lost One end of baby on Highway 15. The quirky typo highlights a peculiar misprint in a local ad.
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New Albany, Miss
U.P
New Albany Gazette
Pheasant Propagation in Texas Hindered by Climate and Resources
Efforts to propagate pheasants in Texas have stalled due to adverse climate, insufficient feed, and inadequate cover. The obstacles hinder breeding and rearing programs across the state.
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Texas
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