Fragmentary note on Vogue practice and cigarette brands
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
8
Massachusetts Bond Sales Reach Record Amounts
Substantial buying by institutions and individuals drives war bond sales. Total sales amount to 706000000 with daily highs of 50000000 in one day and individual sales near 43566000, while prior day pickups reach 7486000 and the daily quota for individuals stands at 173000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Acton Man Receives Presidential Unit Citation for Ploesti Mission
Joseph Walther of Acton awarded the Presidential Unit Citation as a member of the 63rd Bombardment Group for outstanding duty in a hazardous Mediterranean air raid on Ploesti. Reports note his crew flew a 2400 mile mission without full ground support, endured en route difficulties, and damaged oil refineries and facilities vital to enemy war effort. Walther served two years in the service and five overseas as a bomber gunner. he was briefly a prisoner of war before returning home aboard the Gripsholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Et Joseph Watther
Hs -Syget
63Rd Bormbardmerit Group
Pe Oegenautaga
Mediterranean Sea
Ploesti
Hostiltie
Walther
Germany
Gripsholm
Boston
Ney
Ribbén
Service
Francis. Walther
Infantry
Camp ‘Wheeler, Ga
Concord Lodge to Hold Christmas Event and Meeting
Concord Lodge 212 plans a Monday December 11 gathering at 6 oclock at an Acton restaurant. Nob le Grand Frank A White will preside at Odd Fellows Hall Westword. Rothwell N MacRae of Belknap Street was a Middlesex guest showing motion pictures. Concord School Committee met Wednesday at 7 30 in the High School Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eelock
Acton
Sane
Nagle, Wean
Corcord Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Westword
K. Noble
Frank A. White
Rothwell N. MacRae
Belknap Street
Middlesex
Concord School
High School
Willis Takes Lead as House Speaker Choice Emerges
Rep Willis heads toward the House speakership as conservative GOP forces align on Beacon Hill. The withdrawal of Rep Tilden after party deliberations aims to preserve unity and avoid fracturing the caucus while Willis gains uncontested support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . W. Woodman
Boston
Frederick B
Willis
Yale
House
Tilden
GOP Legis i Bde
Ray Boston
Henry L. Shattuck
Beacon Hill
Tobin
Reenpeleve ‘Willis
FM Radio and TV Advances Preview Wartime Broadcast Shift
Boston New England distributors outline rapid FM adoption with 600 stations planned within five years after the war and a shift from AM receivers to FM. GE predicts no radio production until mid 1945 while television experiments and WRGB telecasts expand with Army Navy games under televised programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Beis
R. L. Hanks
Sales Meniager
Standard Radio Receivers
Bridgeport
A P Buys $5 Million in Sixth War Loan Drive
New York dates the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company announces a $5,000,000 subscription to the Sixth War Loan Drive. The firm will channel purchases through the Reserve banks to spread credit across 38 states and the counties where it operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Af Varows
Epee
Barikt
Seonenetta
ARP Prepares Civilian Defense for Potential Rocket Attacks
An Army Navy statement notes theoretical rocket attacks are possible but unlikely. The ARP plans include rapid public alerts by telephone, skeleton staffing at state and regional HQs, and mobilization of ambulances, rescue squads, auxiliary firemen, and other civil defense services if conditions warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phere
Atlantic
Ps5
Millions for Airports in This State
Massachusetts would receive about 14.6 million for 35 new airports and 15.4 million for improvements on 29 sites under a postwar air field plan recommended to Congress by the Civil Aeronautics Administration. The report envisions 400,000 civilian aircraft in the U.S. within 10 years after the war and proposes building 3050 new airports while upgrading 1625 existing fields at a cost around 1.02 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Massachusetts
Congress
Civil ‘Aeronautics Administration
Tnt
Leemarce Comshittee
David Howe Awarded His Letter at Fessenden School
David Howe of Boston Post Road South Sudbury has been awarded his letter for football at the Fessenden School in West Newton. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Howe and was a member of the senior football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Howe
Boston Post Road
South
Sudbury
Itf
Fessenden School
Westenton
David
Ae Tee
Arthur
Proposal to Allow 18-Year-Old Voting in Massachusetts
Special to this in State House Boston extension to those and girls 18 years of age and over has been asked in legislation filed with the clerk of the State Senate by Senator elect Edward C Pierce of New isc i last regulation refused no old voting proposal has resulted with the drafting of 16-year old boys for military service. In the past election Georgia youths of that age voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Dolihe
State Senate
Edward C. Pierce
Newisc
Georgia
Job Ads Seek Skilled Tradesmen Without Delay
A short wartime recruitment notice calls for men aged 17 to 50 with experience as draftsmen builders plumbers pipefitters crane operators blacksmiths welders riggers and similar trades for urgent service roles. The appeal emphasizes rapid enlistment and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Progam
Rai
Open Meetings Debate Warns G over Council Platform
Fragmented remarks discuss open meetings promised by Burke and the party platform. Tobin Kelty and Mayer friends criticize adherence to written planks and question the practical value of party promises in state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Burke
Tobin and
Kelty
Tobin
Counel
Oaepe Burke-Kelly
Army nurse Lt Stoney served in Pacific region and Texas
Fragmentary text notes Lt Stoney from the army nursing corps served about two years in the Pacific zone and was sent to Texas with Mrs South Acton and Temple in Framingham context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Temple
Cushing General
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