Increased Production Expected in U S Leather Industry 1950
Leather and Shoes surveys forecast higher leather sales in 1950 with production up but prices largely stable. Costs remain flat to rising as imports of hides and skins grow and currency shifts affect raw stock supplies. Trade groups anticipate modest profit changes and intensified promotion amid competition from synthetics.
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E Leather Group
Argentina
Tex and the Night Riders to perform at Harvey Wheeler School
The 212 Club schedules Tex and the Night Riders for a personal appearance at Harvey Wheeler School in West Concord on Friday February 17. A 3 15 PM matinee for schoolchildren lasts two hours, followed by an 8 PM evening show and dancing. The group is praised for a fast moving clean act.
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Tex
Harvey Wheeler
Tanners Anticipate 1950 Profits Slower Despite Stable Prices
Leather industry foresees 1950 as a competitive production and sales year with costs rising or matching 1949 and 56 percent predicting lower profits. Most expect prices to hold firm or rise, while inventories stay cautious at about 35 percent of prewar levels, and general business conditions remain solid.
Novena Service Moves to Tuesday Evenings at Our Lady Help
The weekly Novena service honoring Our Lady at Our Lady Help of Christians church West Concord shifts from Wednesday to Tuesday nights at 7 30 pm Pastor Rev Alexander J McCarthy states benediction of the blessed sacrament will follow the service
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Our Lady Help of Christians Church
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Five Year Old Hemenway Child Honored in West Concord
West Concord resident Ralph Hemenway and wife note their son Robert A. Hemenway, age five, the boy celebrated his fifth birthday last Thursday.
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Robert A. Hemenway
Ralph Hemenway
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Girl Celebrates 10th Birthday at Home
Concord conservative report notes Concord Margaret A. Mc Kenna daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph H McKenna of 45 Lexington road celebrated her 10th birthday last Monday at her home.
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Margaret A. McKenna
Joseph H. McKenna
Lexington Road
Greeting Service Set for New Tri Initarian Minister
A recognition service for Rev. Robert H. Barber, the new minister of Tri nitarian Congregational Church, will be held next Tuesday night January 17 at 8 o clock. Participants include Rev. John Elmo Wallace former minister now in Springfield Dr Albert B. Coe president of the Massachusetts Congregational and Missionary Conference Rev H Gardner Andersen of Lawrence and Rev Ashley Day Leavitt of Carlisle. Delegates from Middlesex Congregational Association will bring greetings and E Russell Davis will give the welcome. A reception for Rev and Mrs Barber will follow in the par ish house.
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John Elmo Wallace
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Albert B. Coe
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H. Gardner Andersen
Lawrence Street Congregational Church
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Ashley Day Leavitt
Carlisle
Harvard Street Congregational Church
Brookline
Middlesex Congregational Association
E. Russell Davis
Moynihan Home Break-In Reported to Lincoln Police
Mr and Mrs Paul V Moynihan formerly of Concord moved to South Lincoln and found their apartment broken into early Monday night. A radio silver set waffle iron and toaster were stolen with property damage noted. Officer Leo J Algeo assisted and linked the incident to a prior break at Ervin L Bumford on Independence Road.
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Paul V. Moynihan
South
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Leo J. Algeo
Ervin L. Bumford
Independence Road
Minnesota State Capitol Cost and Stability Claim
The Minnesota state capitol was finished soon after 1900 at a cost of 4.5 million dollars. A leading architectural journal says no other U.S. structure of its size and stability likely cost so little.
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United Workers Elect Officers at Church of Christ
The Bedford United Workers elected officers during a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the Church of Christ. New roles include President Mrs. Arnold and Secretary Mrs. Maude S. Comely, with reports on mission work and plans for a 60th anniversary banquet.
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James C. Richardson
Herbert Thruber
Maude S. Comely
Edward F. Pike
Home Missions
George H. Thompson
Foreign Missions
Walter B. Brolin
George D. Fraser
Earle S. Atwood
Elmer G. Smith
Sydney W. Ingalls
Archie C. Plaistridge
Boston City Missionary Society
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Walter F. Fitch
Knights To Meet Tuesday Evening In Concord
Concord Council Knights of Columbus schedules its regular meeting at Monument Hall Tuesday night January 17 at 8 o clock with Grand Knight John B Finigan presiding The previous gathering featured a supper led by co chairmen Charles E Mara Elmer E Peachey and a large assisting group of members.
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Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
John B. Finigan
Charles E. Mara
Elmer E. Peachey
Martin J. Diskin
George E. Wallace
Joseph G. Frazier
Philip Corrigan
Charles F. Mogan
Paul B. LeSage
Leo McCarthy
James W. Powers
James Duggan
Richard Mullaney
Acton High Driy Class Opens under Raf Arts Instructor
Acton High's driver training begins under Arts Instructor Raf with students to practice in a Registry Vehicles program at Northeast City. Those non-operational will move to actual driving in April's dual control session. Names listed include Fred Macintyre, Richard Brey Harper, Morong, Tommy Campbell and others.
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Northeast City
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Tyre
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Richard B
Ty Morong
Tommy Campbell
Jim Wi Frizzle
Jean Hollis
Janice Teele
Marilyn Moore
Ca Florence Brazee
Physon
Joanne Tucker
Avis Gravlin
Bernard Walther
R¢ Irwin O'Neal
Die
Ditch Collapse in Macon area halts work after cave in
A trench near Macon Georgia widened unexpectedly causing a partial wall collapse. Workers feared into a deeper slot but a shovel prevented further danger. Authorities investigated as safety crews halted the project until the site is deemed secure.
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