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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
4
Dean F. Ryan resumes his practice after over three years in the United States Navy. John Connor of Newburyport has joined the Junior High teaching staff following Corinor’s recent discharge from service.
Murray MacKenzie and Weaving outlined a Cub Scouts program for boys 9 10 and 11 to Leon Warren at a recent meeting. The next meeting is Tuesday January 22 at 7 PM and all parents and guardians are urged to support the program.
A grateful note from Bartholomew J. Coughlin thanks friends for their remembrance on his birthday. The message expresses appreciation for kind thoughts and gifts received during the celebration.
The fourth anniversary of War Price and Rationing Boards becomes Price Control Boards. Volunteers played a key role in OPA work and carry heavy responsibility. In 1946 the OPA will push to hold living costs down and enforce price controls. Cooperation is urged to monitor ceilings and report overcharges.
Maynard residents hear Rev. Morgan speak on A Hoosier Views New England at St. George's Church Wednesday January 23 at 7 30 PM. Refreshments include clam chowder served by the committee.
Mary A. Doyle superintendent announces changes to storm alerts broadcast via WBZ WEEI and via fire alarm signals. Three blasts for eight fades five blasts for full system. Signals blown at 7 15 p m and 12 30 p m replacing the prior 7 30 a m morning cue.
More than 400 children were immunized against diphtheria at one of the largest clinics in the area held Thursday afternoon. The Board of Health sponsored event was conducted by Dr R. E. Hooper with assistance from public health nurse Mery Ward and school nurse Edith Yster.
The 82nd Airborne All American division marched in New York on Saturday. Pfc. Albert F. Bemis of 15 Summitt Street and Pfc. Michael Mauro of Walcott Street were among those listed in the present roster. The division is noted for a distinguished combat record from North Africa to Germany.
Local War Price and Rationing Board enforces ceiling prices on consumer goods. Regulators urge adherence to official price limits, aiming to prevent overcharging and ensure fair access during wartime shortages.
A well attended Maynard Grange gathering at the Master’s home featured readings, poems, jokes on chickens, and a conservation talk by Grace Tucker. The session closed with a forest fire paper by Eleanor Mariano and a promised public installation on the 24th for 1946 officers led by John E Johnson.
Phyllis Christofono sang a medley of popular tunes and tap danced at Friday night show. Pop Steinman, a veteran tap dancer from New Poland, performed variety acts and tap dancing. Both entertainers drew much applause and stayed to encore.
Philip A Buscemi 49 Thompson Street is among 5000 high point veterans sent home aboard the USS Admiral Hugh Rodman from Nagoya Japan. The ship left December 22 and is due in Seattle around January 3 as more than 300 ships in the Magic Carpet Fleet bring home 691,431 servicemen in December.
Maynard 11st Lt Shelley W Potter Jr receives promotion to captain in the Corps of Engineers with the 296th Engineer Combat Battalion. He joined federal service with the North Adams National Guard in January 1941. Mrs Potter and her parents Mr and Mrs Hugo Kajander reside at 15 Tremont Street.
In Fort Devens during the past week S Sgt Kegan Everett street Ed ward J Thane Roosevelt street and Pfc Reuben Aroman Waltham street were among those honorably discharged.
Under Miss Nellie C. May’s chairmanship a drive began last week to collect clothing for unfortunates. Donors may drop off items at Town House storerooms daily, as workers attend each afternoon and households are urged to search for usable garments for those in need.
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