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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
9
A Monterey California army post remains active as a key installation used by the U.S. military. The facility supports training and operations on behalf of national defense and regional security. Local officials note its ongoing role and employment impact for the community.
Army veteran Tidlund ends eight years of service and returns to duties at the Marlboro Recruiting Office after leave. Air Force Recruiting Office at 10 West Main Street notes reenlistment of Banks Winthrop for three more years in the Army.
A dog rescue occurred at Lake Boon Bay with onlookers watching as personnel.
The Rev Daniel F Cronin resumes duties at St Michael's Church after a week's vacation at his Haverhill home Rose Ann Cellucci infant Sept 3 5 and Cellucci Jr Lincoln tee patient a enow taal Application for marriage license is on Gle at the town oo S for Eugene R dr 20 Pleasant Greets and ikiss Patricia G Her gom of 69 Broad street The New York City subway m will soon go modern grainless steel cars that will new economies in ope
A fragmentary item references J Frank T. Hinds, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur W Hirons of West Concord and a connection to Wae eS netkiereh. Further readable context is limited.
Marlboro The Graduate Nurses Club will hold its third annual Valentine Ball on Wednesday night February 16 at the State Armory. Miss Josephine Ley and Miss Marguerite On are co chairmen for the affair with Tony Brown and his orchestra providing music.
Sudbury Grange will install new officers on January 25 with Eva L Bowker and Albert A Tallant serving on the executive committee. Gunnar Gustin is noted as pianist and Mildred L Tallant is listed among committee members for a one year term.
Tug boats with floating cranes began salvage work in Kiel harbor to recover the 22,000 ton Hamburg America liner New York. The ship, once the line's fourth largest, was seen on British planes and burned out, then capsized and sank.
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