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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1947

Page

13

Concord Wedding Bonds Rose Palumbo Brooks in Waltham

Miss Rose Jean Palumbo daughter of Mrs Fran ces Palumbo of Waltham and Concord and George Wallace Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Arthur J Brooks of Waltham were married Sunday at St Marys Beach Concord. Rev Joseph J Healy officiated. The couple will reside in Waltham after a wedding trip to New Hampshire.

Concord St. Mary’s Beach Waltham Rose Jean Palumbo Frances Palumbo George Wallace Brooks Arthur J. Brooks Joseph J. Healy St. Bernard’s Church Frank Palumbo Migs Frances Pal Maid of Hon Mr. Brooks Tee Ean Knights Ot. Paunds Hall Brooks Bri New Hampshire

Mrs Evett Heald Named by Seedmen Board

The Board of Seedmen named Mrs Evett Heald to a position at Carlisle following twenty years of service by Mrs Ruth Bibe kins of Carlisle wife of Representative James Heih kins. The local community recognizes Heih kins as a well known figure.

Concord Ruth “Bibekins Carlisle James Heihkins Anether Seedmen Evett ¥. Heald

Concord Students Discuss Can the United Nations Be Made More Effective

Concord students Edith Clarke of Concord Academy Ted Atkins of Middlesex School and John McHugh of Concord High School joined a Boston station radio program at a New England Junior Town Meeting. The session was presided by Middlesex School faculty member John DeQ Briggs and addressed improving United Nations effectiveness.

Concord Boston New England Edith C. Clarke Concord Academy Ted Atkins Middlesex School John McHugh Concord High School John Deq. Briggs United Nations

Macone and Barnicle Receive Civilian Commendation Emblems

Concord and Bedford air traffic control tower operators Paul D. Barnicle and Robert J. Macone earned Civilian Commendation Emblems for meritorious service aiding a P-80 pilot during an engine cutout at 43 000 feet. They alerted crews and guided the aircraft to a safe Westover Field landing despite oxygen loss and extreme cold. Both are former World War II service members.

Concord Bedford Bedford Tower Paul D. Barnicle Adams _ street Waltham Robert J. Macone Long Street Westover Field Macone Army ‘Air Forces Barnicle AACS

Tompkins and Whitney Take Oaths for New Terms

Representative Harold Tompkins of Concord Lowell Road takes a third term as state representative for the 13th Middlesex district including Concord Lincoln Weipa and Weston. Governor-elect Robert Bradford appoints Otis M. Whitney of Elm Street as Executive Councillor. Whitney previously served as aide-de-camp to former governors and is sworn in for a second time.

Concord Harold Tompkins Lowell Road State House Middlesex Sct Lincoln Weipa Weston Tve Laporte Renewlrees Agriculture Tropolitan Otis M. Whitney Elm Street Robert F. Bradford Whitney Levérett PP Saltonstall

Rotary Enjoys Amusing Meeting in Concord Luncheon

Concord Rotary Club hosted a Resolution Meeting at the Colonial Inn Dining Hall with each member giving a one minute resolution for 1947. President Fred T Boyd presided supported by Past President Thomas with the next meeting set for Thursday January 9 at 12 15 PM. West Concord taxi operator Joe McCarthy has given up Colonial Taxi due to ill health after a year of operation in the Pacific Theatre.

Concord Rotary Club Concord Club Colonial Inn Fred T Boyd Thomas U.S. Marine Corps Colonial Taxi

Railroads Cry Foul Over Public Subsidies for Airlines

A Boston and Maine railroad letter argues that public funds subsidize privately owned commercial airlines. It cites Logan Airport costs and tax dollars spent on New England airports, contending railroads bear their own costs and warn subsidies weaken national transport and economy. The piece urges readers to examine local airport subsidies and question continued taxpayer support.

New England Comirlines Ates Ament Dillon Rcial Sam New Féd-Herting Boston and Maine Western Railroads Boston Maine Concord N. H Portland

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Studen R. J. Macone Waltham Man Rep. Tompkins and O. Whitney Lear Rotary Joe McCarthy Young McCarthy Pacific Theatre Poppa Momma Minnie Hag Country England Boston Globe Logan International Airport Bangor Lewiston-Auburn Atai Ment 79Th Congress
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