Mission talk highlights Japan area visitors
St John’s Evangelical church heard three missionaries discuss needs in Japan. Sanna Lipponen shared a gospel message on foreign fields, Matta Mieroig described her upcoming trip to Japan, Tyyne Nieninen spoke on symbols of kimono in mission work, and Shirley Palmacci and Vahanen illustrated missionary life with songs and a brief gospel message during the event.
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Japan
Sanna Lipponen
Lipponen
Far East
Matta Mieroig
Tyyne Nieninen
Rachel Keoieminen
Columbia University Ork City
Shirley Palmaccid
Vahanen
2 Dame's 38 to 7 Victory Southerne California
A brief item reports a decisive 38 to 7 win by 2 Dame's over Southerne in California with emphasis on the strong performance and final score.
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Dame
Southerne
California
Melrose Tops Concord 32-30 in Middlesex League opener
Melrose High defeats Concord High 32-30 at Hunt Gymnasium in the opening Middlesex League game. Rex Brewer, who had one basket all day, scored the game winner with 55 seconds left after captain George Pearson stole the ball and tied the score moments earlier.
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Concord
Rex” Brewer
Melrose High
Concord High
Hunt Gymnasium
Melrose
George Pearson
Brewer
Jack” Faye Sed
Joe Calahan
Capt. Pearson
Pietro Antonangelli
Deforé
Jim Alexander Walter
Loomer
Fred Davison
Pulsford
Rf Conforti
Rf Brewer
Neee Giviano
Lf Page
Desmarais
C Fletcher
Galvin
Stew
Epewe Kelley
G Stewart
Davis
Antonangelis
Rf Ieree
Callahan
Hancock
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King
Concord Fire Alarms Include Chimney Fire at Dr Cameron Home
The Concord fire department logged its third alarm of the year a stills alarm and the fourth on Monday a Box 12 chimney fire at the home of Dr Richard M Cameron on Bartrells Mill road. Rotary Club did not meet the last two Thursdays due to Christmas and New Year’s Day conflicts.
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Concord
Richard M. Cameron
Bartrells Mill Road
Concord Rotary Club
Great Northern Pine fish description identifies color and markings
The great northern pine is a slender bluish gray fish with purplish luster on the back and sides, yellowish below and white on the belly. Distinguishing features include irregular rows of small yellowish and gold spots and a fully scaled cheek with only the upper opercle scaled.
Experts Say Clean Water Prevents Winter Milk Drop
Agricultural experts warn that providing lots of clean warm drinking water can prevent a drop in dairy milk production during winter, stressing water access as a key factor for herd yields.
Lynn Harbor watercolor by Edward Motley to show in Boston artists exhibit
Concord banker Edward Motley's watercolor Lynn Harbor will be displayed in the 15th annual Boston Society of Independent Artists exhibition January 12 to 31 at Paine's Gallery Boston. Nearly 600 works from 27 states and Canada will be shown. lectures and demonstrations accompany the event, the first show since the war.
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Concord
Lynn Harbor
Edward Motley
Main Street
Boston Society of Independent Artists
Paine's of
Boston
Arlington Street
Motley
Concord Art Center
States
Canada
New Gland
Beacon Hill
Lectures On Production Of Vegetables In Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service hosts a vegetable production school for market gardeners starting January 14 at 7 30 p m at 19 Everett Street Concord Mass Sessions run Wednesdays through February 18 with topics soils and fertilizers weed control irrigation cultural practices disease control and new varieties each with expert speakers from University of Massachusetts Extension or Waltham Field Station Sessions last about two hours include discussion time.
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Concord
Charles J
University of Massachusetts Extension
Watham
Ralph W. Donaldson
C. L. Thomso
University of Massachusett
G. C. Boyd
R.E. Young
Waltham Field Station
Overseas Service Vets May Enlist
Master Sergeant William D Tatler at the Marlboro U S Army and Air Force recruiting station receives authorization to enlist veterans with overseas service since December 2 1945 into units such as the 2nd Infantry Fort Lewis Washington 2nd Armored Division Camp Hood Texas and others in a three year four year or five year program. For details call the Army and Air Force recruiting station at 10 West Main Marlboro.
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Marlboro
U.S Army
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Fort “ ‘Lewis
Washington
Armored
Camp Hood
Texas
Fort Orden
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Massachusetts Governor Presses Housing Reforms in 1948 Session
Governor Bradford urged 12 month eviction extensions, a State Rent Control commission, and 20 000 low rent housing units this year. He called for veterans housing guarantees, city charter reforms, women on juries, standardized state employee salaries, and a ten year highway plan financed by bonds.
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Bostene Gertase
Robert F. Bradford
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Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Boston
Votach
Icdeee
Congress
Bradford
Commonwealth
Wwe
Bradford Pointe
Legislative Recess Commission
Concord Highway adds second snow-loader for busier precincts
The Concord Highway Department adds a second snow-loader enabling faster clearing of business sections in Precincts 1 and 2 and other congested areas. Rev Edward Perry Daniels preached Religion Can Make Sense at Sunday worship. A King's Daughters meeting was held Tuesday afternoon in the vestry.
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Concord Highway Department
Precinct
Edward Perry Daniels
First Parish Unitarian Church
King’s Daughters
Raspite Service Honors Sacred Heart Across Two Churches
A First Friday observance honoring the Sacred Heart was held at St. Jatd's Church and Our Lady Help of Christians in West Conry. The event featured benediction of the most blessed sacrament and a morning sermon by Rev. Bradford Hastings, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Bradford Hastings
Trinity Episcopal Church
He. Moriing
Tria Iscopal Church
Parish Unitarian hostesses named in social report
First Parish Unitarian Church and Mrs Ralph Holden and Mrs H Robert Bygrave were the hostesses in a social event noted in the column.
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Unitarian
Ralph Holden
H. Robert Bygrave
Lowell approves $2 million school budget amid protests
The School Committee in Lowell finalizes a department budget totaling $2,000,000, a figure $400,000 higher than 1947. Taxpayers fear a tax rate rise beyond the $52 level as officials defend the plan against opposition from residents and the Lowell Taxpayers Association.
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Lowell
Plan E
Lowell Taxpayers Asso
Decline in City Public School Enrollment and Rising Costs
Since 1943 public school enrollment in the city has steadily fallen, now about 6500 fewer students than 14 years ago. Despite the drop, school costs rose to record highs due to budgets controlled by school committees, limiting city manager budget cuts. Also notes a peanut oil yield from shell and oil content estimates.
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