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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1944
Page
8
Disjointed text references Boston Fed passage and old age assistance. Mentions state officials balking at curtailing allotments and the general fund. Discusses real estate cities and increased state tax in vague terms.
Acton girls beat Pepperell 34 to 17 with Nancy Christofferson scoring 23 points and Barbara Barry adding 5. Acton lineup includes L Ballard 12 points and M Newell 1, Hartwell, Post, Dade, and Baraby also listed. In a separate game Acton beat Ayer 33 20 with Christoffer son 10 and Barry 9.
A Concord board reports receipt of a new draft intended for the Boston Innovation Center. The document outlines revised plans and delivery timing as the project moves forward. Leaders expect final adjustments before submission.
Washington reports American Red Cross relief has shipped millions of garments and meats since 1939 to Britain, France, Italy, and the Soviet Union. The program includes stockpiling and rapid distribution to liberated areas and ongoing production to meet anticipated demand.
Concord organizes a new class to train aides at the Enterprise Hospital. The program already has one cohort of four graduates from an earlier course, with many graduates now working in local roles.
Sudbury residents welcomed returning students and relatives for the Christmas recess. Notable visits included Miss Charlotte Canon and others from Colby Junior College, Miss Virginia Craig of Mars at the Stiles residence, and Seton College students among carol singers. Navy officers Lieut Reuben Dunsford and Seaman Arthur spoke at a Legion smoke-talk, as families hosted relatives on Christmas Day.
The Middlesex School hockey team heads into the season's debut in the annual Pri School Tournament at the bridge Pink. Those seeking appointments for transportation may call Mrs Flint, chairman, and Louise MacQueston of in street attended the priston held by the group.
Government studies propose a broad two price system to move surplus farm goods into world markets while keeping domestic production high. Parity or near parity prices would limit home output and use international agreements to prevent cut throat price wars. Ever normal granaries would back basic crops for drought or war, with domestic schemes to aid low income families.
Basil Harris president of United States Lines argues adequate American merchant marine will create millions of postwar jobs through boosted foreign trade. He asserts American ships operated by American companies will open markets and support steel lumber autos farm equipment and related industries, with at least 5 million postwar jobs tied to foreign trade.
In London bishops press for stronger teaching of marriage as lifelong relation. A sponsor cites 93 396 divorce cases in British courts this year, calling for more definite guidance amid wartime pressures.
War era rallying call urging aid for the fight against Axis powers with patriotic mobilization themes and mass support. The phrase evokes home front efforts and recruitment momentum during wartime.
Readable fragments describe a Christmas program across grades with students performing songs such as Away in a Manger Now is the Time for Clapping and The Babe of Bethlehem. Names of students and teachers appear with choir and piano selections and a fundraising effort toward an organ for the school.
Miss Faith Gi of Concord Road and relatives attended a New Year reunion as the Littleton girls gathered for a class dance at Blanchard High School. The town hall event featured a festive evening with music and community members.
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