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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1952
Page
5
The article previews a school operetta titled Dance Sa with pursuit of senior activities. Speakers include Charles Oston University and Hanon director of Simmons College.
Arrival notices list several newborn daughters for families including Mr and Mrs Da 1 Fitchburg Mrs Ray io of Manle street and Mr and Mrs Carl oncord. The report mentions a Washington couple celebrating their 51st wedding anniversary and notes a police department connection with Kenneth Nutt. Additional details reference a large extended family with multiple daughters grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Belmont Hill won the Private School Hockey League title with seven straight wins and no defeats, tallying 46 goals to 5 for opponents. St Mark's and Noble & Greenough tied for second with five wins, one loss, and one tie. Governor Dummer was fourth.
Nomads improve to 9 of 11 after early losses and sit second in the Nashoba League. They beat Concord J. J. Jets 96 56, Berlin 45 4, and Berlin again 61 31, with Nowick 19 Romandowski 10 and Fox 21 for Berlin leading scorers.
The pamphlet explains that Social Security old age and survivors benefits are non taxable and payable regardless of unemployment status. It details who pays for benefits through employer or self employment taxes, defines benefit types including retirement and survivors, and lists local offices for information in Concord and Magna.
Carl A. Schontag of Acton, president of the Middlesex County Milk Goat Breeders Association, says the group will meet March 5 at the Middlesex County Extension Service in Concord at 8:00 p.m. The topic is Values and Outputs on Spring Kids and Goat. He urged all interested in better goat raising to attend.
Stow voters approved withdrawal from the Nashoba Regional School District 260 to 169 at the polls but were told at the meeting withdrawal is not possible under Section 6B. The meeting also approved $1599.70 for the town's share and elected local officials including Moderator Winthrop Addy, with 58 articles on the warrant.
A letter lists Joseph L. Wheeler Berlin Donald P. Denoncourt Noshboro Fred Serra Jr Marlboro and John Brazeau Marlboro as 17 to 18 year olds in a Monday night company recruitment. It notes UMT universal military training and possible draft and appeals for enlistment with brief training details by Lt Zanco Sgts Borella and Ward and mentions machine gun basics.
Selective Service Local Board 18 will send 27 men to Boston next Monday for pre-induction examinations. On March 18 a call for 28 more men to leave for Army or Marines. Communities in Local 18 include Marlboro Hudson Stow Boxboro Framingham Ashland Natick Sherborn Hopkinton and Weston.
Instructed by Sgt First Class Garceau the 57 recoiless rifle and by Cpl Greenlaw the 81 mm mortars were operated by Pfc Bon Arthur.
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