Hospital Auxiliary Notes Progress and New Officers
Report from Concord on the Emergency Auxiliary, detailing growth from 86 members raising 100 to 500 dollars, and plans for a hospital coffee shop to aid fundraising. Bedford formation discussed, with Mrs. Wallace as chair and Mrs. Walker retiring as associate. Hospital projects include linen work, decorations, hospital day, and a raffled sale that netted 1192.85. New officers elected: President Mrs. French, Vice President Mrs. Hepburn, Secretary Mrs. Henry M. Keyes, Treasurer Alden French. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Concord
Vias. Nashantus Hill
Geo. Walker
Bedford
Frederick Backustort Wallabe
Acton
Linard
Wallace
Walker
Edwardirector
Clarence Wilson
Owen
Lincoln
Magg
Orchard
Warren
Leeth
Hart
Arthur Brooks
Charles. Hall
Henry Kingman
Prescott Smith
W. Graydon Smith
Harold Cabot
Emerson Hospital Board of Trustees
Andrew Hepburn, Jr
French
Hepburn
Henry “M. Keyes
Alden French
Ex-air Force Pilots Build Up Big Business
Jimmy Folmar and Henry Flinn Jr returned from World War II to Montgomery Alabama to build Cloverland and seven other subdivisions. They assembled mass production methods to cut costs and created homes for 2000 veterans and 7000 people. Their $15 million project included 1091 houses 788 apartments and 17 miles of paved streets. They pioneered model homes for Negroes and a $3 million Negro subdivision housing 451 families. They borrowed $5 million and earned savings up to 5250 per home. The pair were named outstanding young men of the year by the Montgomery Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Montgomery
Ala
U. P
Air Force
Jimmy Folmar
Henry Flinn, Jr
Folmar
Flinn
Ther
Texas Superbomber Plant Showcases Massive Convair Complex
Fort Worth, Tex. A Convair factory housing 24,000 workers under one roof builds the B 36 bomber at Carswell Air Base. The 6 piston and 4 jet engine craft fills a windowless enormous plant cooled by 650 million gallons of water monthly. Fluorescent tubes line 38 miles of ceilings as food service handles 30 000 candy bars and 10 000 cups of coffee daily while a railroad lunch serves others. A 60 000 person Christmas party ends three days after a plant pitch.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Houston
O. T. Coburn
Food Service
Convair
Coburn
Concord High Holds First 1951 Occupational Program
Concord High School presented its first 1951 occupational information program with speakers Roland Darling on opportunities for men in the professions Miss Ann Hillman on opportunities for high school graduates in large offices and Mrs Salmond on nursing. A related film was shown and the event was in cooperation with Northeastern University.
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Concord
Concord High School
Roland Darling
Ann Hillman
Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Food Sale Set for Saturday
Concord announces a Valentine food sale by Beta Sigma Phi at the Paint Pot Concord Center on Saturday February 10 starting at 10 a.m. Uploads include cakes pies cookies brownies and fudge. Proceeds support club activities.
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Concord
Beta Sigma Phi
Concord Center
Miss Daisy Enters Nurse Association School
Concord Massachusetts Miss Barbara E Daisy daughter of Mrs Fred E Daisy Carlisle enters the Household Nursing Association School of Attendant Nursing in Boston as one of 20 students. She will study for 15 months to qualify as an attendant nurse with six weeks of classroom work at 222 Newbury Street followed by 13 months of hospital affiliated bedside experience. She is a Concord High School graduate.
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Concord
Barbara E. Daisy
Fred E. Daisy
Carlisle
Household Nursing Association School of Attendant Nursing
Boston
Newbury Street
Daisy
Massachusetts Hospital
Concord High School
Concord Selectmen ban parking at Harvey Wheeler yard
The Concord Board of Selectmen order no parking in the Harvey Wheeler school yard West Concord for election day February 26 to protect pupils. This affects voters in Precinct Two primarily.
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Concord
Concord Board of Selectmen
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Tito Seeks To Produce Own Arms In Western Aid Talks
London reports Yugoslavia seeks Western help to build up arms at home rather than rely on democracies arsenals. Tito’s envoys discuss heavy machinery and materials for self production while Britain weighs supplying under a 3 million pound credit. Western diplomats doubt arms to Yugoslavia would be available soon.
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K. C. Thaler
U. P
London
Uu.p
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Britain
Belgrade
Soviet Union
Tito
Appa
Soviet
Russia
Cominform
Europe
Cat causes Memphis man to close bureau drawer
Memphis Tennessee Mrs Frank Mitchell said her husband finally learned to close his bureau drawer after their cat had kittens on his shirts, ending a long habit.
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Memphis
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