Concentrating Unit Brings New Apple Processing to Concord Area
A new concentrating unit by iConcentrate Inc. is being installed adjacent to Concord to process Nashoba area apples. The pilot plant will produce 50 percent juice, blended to 42 percent, canned in six ounce tins, with 12 to 15 workers. if successful a larger plant may follow at the same site.
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Concord
Nashoba
John
Bedford
Acton Town
Art
Apple Belt
iConcentrate Inc
Jonathan
Davis Ling
Naandler
Clinton
Nationa Corp
Cambridge
West Concord
Davis
Dinardo
Minuteman Corporation
Whittier Birthplace Draws Visitors From Across Nation
In six months the Whittier birthplace in Haverhill Massachusetts attracted 1300 visitors from 39 states the District of Columbia and five foreign countries marking growing interest in the poet’s historic home.
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Whittier
Haverhill
Mass
John Greenleaf Whittier
District of Columbia
Stolen Vehicle Registration Stickers Reported in Massachusetts
Statehouse officials warn motorists about stolen 1950 RMV registration stickers from the Malden branch. Registrar Rudolph F King vows full legal action, including court cases and blacklisting, for anyone using stolen stickers. Inspectors start January 1 to check registrations and enforce a 125 dollar fine for improper tagging.
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Statehouse
Boston
Bay State
Malden
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Rudolph F King
King
Kring
First Middlesex Turkey and Poultry Festival Planned
The Middlesex County and Poultry Directors Association met in Concord to organize the first Middlesex turkey and poultry festival at Monument Hall on Wednesday January 11 at 7 p.m. Temporary chairman Henry C Keuber led plans for a banquet catered by William Monson followed by dancing to help producers get acquainted.
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Concord
Middlesex County and Poultry Directors Association
Henry C. Keuber
Monument Hall
William Monson
Teen Finds Stolen Christmas Savings Bag
Boston a city elder reported losing 281 dollars from Christmas savings. Mrs James Quinlan sent her 14 children to search. Fourteen year old Joseph recovered the bag with contents intact.
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Boston
U.P
James Quinlan
Joseph
Engagement of Concord Bride to War Veteran Kerrigan
Local notice announces the engagement of Mrs Margaret Burke’s daughter Rose Marie Moynihan of Belmont to Arthur F Kerrigan son of Bertha Kerrigan of Woburn The groom is a state trooper attached to the West Concord barracks The bride-elect attended local schools.
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Concord
Margaret Burke
Mis
Rose-Marie Moynihan
Belmont
Arthur F. Kerrigan
Bertha Kerrigan
Woburn
Kerrigan
West Concord Barracks
Truckers Transport 10 Million Tons of Goods in Minnesota 1949
Minnesota highway data show commercial truckers moved about 10,000,000 tons of products during 1949. The figure reflects heavy freight activity across the state’s road network and underscores postwar transportation growth.
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Minnesota
Fire safety tips for home electrical and lightning hazards
Plainspoken guidance stresses pulling fire alarm boxes, locating nearest ones, and educating households. It cites a Boston boy who saved a woman in a tenement fire, emphasizes upgrading electrical service and wiring, warns against overloading circuits, and recommends proper grounding and a lightning arrestor near where the line enters the home to protect TV antennas and electrical systems.
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Concord
Boston
Worcester County
Totter
Naver
Not So Funny: Man Jokes About Liquor Store Hold Up
Adam Rieb 64 attempted a liquor store holdup as a joke in New York. The judge sentenced him to 30 days in jail.
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New York
U.P
Adam Rieb
Auto Owners Pay Highest Tax, Says Massachusetts Official
James N. Keefe of the Massachusetts Highway Users Conference notes motor vehicle owners are in the state’s highest taxed group. He cites about 64 million dollars annually in state and federal auto taxes plus local excises and other levies. He warns gasoline taxes and other charges shrink the wallets of over a million car owners.
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Massachusetts
James N. Keefe
Massachusetts Highway Users Conference
Saia Waay
Keefe
Concord Women To Meet Friday At West Concord Union
Concord women plan a Friday meeting at the West Concord Union Church after a business session presided by Mrs. William T. Magoon. The program titled Color in Your Home will be by the Paint Box. Tea hostesses include Mrs. Frederick Fiske.
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West
Concord
West Col
West Concord Union
William T. Magoon
Eati
Eenkeen
Frederick Fiske
Rainbow Assembly Elects Saturday at Concord Hall
The Concord Rainbow Girls plan their opening meet of the new year at Masonic Hall this Saturday night at 7 30. Miss Barbara Hall, worthy advisor, will preside with Mrs Edith Bwty, mother advisor, directing the officer election and installation set for Saturday night January 21.
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Concord
Masonic Hall
Barbara Hall
Edith Bwty
Rotary Ladies Night Set for January 20 in Concord
Concord Rotary Club announces its annual ladies night program to be held Thursday evening January 20 at the Howard Johnson dining hall in West Concord. At the previous Thursday noon meeting Coach Bernie Megin of the undefeated Concord High football team presented game films from last fall.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
West Concord
Bernie Megin
Concord High
Local Folks Attend Hosmer Jenney Dance in Concord
A Concord party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hosmer and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jenney drew many residents including Miss Daisy De Ford, Miss Anne Preston, Miss Lisa Jenney, James Kubik, Ted dy Davis, George Crane, Jerry Taylor, Christopher Hurd Jr., and Joseph Snider at the Hosmer home on Monument Street.
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Concord
Daisy de Ford
Anne Preston
Lisa Jenney
James Kubik
Teddy Davis
George Crane
Jerry Taylor
Christopher Hurd, Jr
Joseph Snider
Henry Hosmer
Warren Jenney
Hosmer
Monument Street
Ladies Union Plans Annual Meeting at West Concord Church
The West Concord Union Church Ladies Union held an annual meeting and elected officers yesterday after noon in the ladies parlor. A business session was listed.
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West Concord
Ladies Union
Boston Tavern Closed for Altercations Sign Stirs Curiosity
A Boston tavern nailed up a sign reading Closed for altercations after authorities padlocked the premises following a street brawl. The message underscores the temporary shutdown and local response to the incident.
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Boston
U.P
Annual Street Listing Underway in Concord and West Concord
The annual street listing of all residents aged 20 and over began this week in Concord and West Concord. Listing is compulsory by law and aims to collect cooperation for the town-wide canvass. Four assistant registrars are visiting homes. in Concord Charles T. Flannery and Mrs. John J. Galifoil lead calls at 1 Court Lane and 145 Commonwealth Avenue, while in West Concord Beatrice S. Nagle and Margaret Brooks at 343 and 337 Main Street continue the effort.
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Concord
West Concord
Concord Board of Registrars
Charles T. Flannery
Court Lane
John J. Galifoil
Commonwealth Avenue
Beatrice S. Nagle
Main Street
Margaret Brooks
Park Ridge Boy Scouts Feed 30000 Free Cakes at Festival
Park Ridge Illinois Boy Scouts served 30 000 free park cakes to hungry townspeople at an American Legion community festival. They stirred batter in a concrete mixer and fried the flapjacks on a large 4 by 6 foot griddle.
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Park Ridge
Ill
U. P
American Legioni
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