Concord High School Gallery Show Reveals Varied Student Art
Concord High School's art classes under Mrs Dorothy W present a diverse exhibit praised for variety and skill. Works include aquaria wall pieces with tropical fish cut from colored papers and pieces inspired by Hemenways Old Man and the Sea alongside stylized renderings and abstract forms, all arranged with thoughtful backdrops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aol
Dorothy W
Gulfstream
Hemenway
Nelson
Enlistments and promotions in Army unit noted
In a dated notice from a local unit, Willie L. Miller and L Williams receive promotions to sergeant with the 82nd Airborne. Irenca M. Pierce, now of Acton, enlists for three years and serves as 81mm platoon squad leader. Moore and others are listed with assignments and prior service in World War II campaigns. Also mentioned is a new US hunting blimp by Goodyear Aircraft Corp designed to locate submarines using multiple tails and ballast water systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ul Dee
182Nd
Willie L. Miller
Prosergeant
Nk L. Williams
Irenca M. Pierce
Miller
Rby
West Concord
Comb Avenue
West Conler
82Nd Airborne
Inea
Leyte
Luzon
Ierce
Bak
Massachusets
Acton
Jean Banks
Conhas
Illiams
Odyear Aircraft Corp
Tax burden shifts from food to broader costs in 1939
The article notes taxes now take more than one fifth of spending while food outlays shrink. It contrasts 1939 figures, with tax receipts around 85 billion compared with roughly 12.5 billion for food, highlighting a reversed earlier balance.
For Sale Sock Blue Net Gown and Silver Slippers
Listing notes a blue net gown and silver slippers for sale with a contact phone from Marlboro. Elderkin referenced as contact with a telephone listing from 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderkin i Tel
Marlboro
Wanted by the FBI for flight to avoid prosecution
A 44 year old man born July 5 1910 in Pad West Virginia is sought by the FBI for unlawful flight to avoid armed robbery charges filed November 9 1951 in Akron Ohio. He is likely armed and extremely dangerous with distinctive scars and a tattoo C D on the left forearm. Contact FBI offices with information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pad
W. Va
C. D
Akron
Ohio
Dye
FBI
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
A weekly list of local happenings includes H MNG drill at the State Armory Thursday at 8 p.m. DeMolay and Legion events, orchestra concert, Boy Scouts, council supper, chorus, Grange, and club meetings through the week with nominations closing at Town Hall by 5 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
H. M.N.G
State Armory
Masonic Temple
Boy Scouts
Scout House
Concord Council
Monumental
Concord Chorus
Concord Grange
Peter Bulkeley
West Concord Union Church
Clip-Grip Chair Tray Lets Easier Entertaining
Newark based Thomas Manufacturing introduces the Clip-Grip Chair Tray a plastic 8 by 12 inch tray built to cling on the arm of a chair. It features two spring clips on the bottom and holds a sandwich plate and glass cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Thomas Manufacturing Co
N. J
Cleaning a Rain Spotted Felt Hat With Steel Wool
A practical tip to restore a rain spotted felt hat by lightly rubbing with steel wool to raise the nap and remove spots. The method aims to refresh the fabric finish and restore even texture.
Shuman Heads American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman, Illinois dirt farmer, elected to lead the American Farm Bureau Federation at a pivotal time for agricultural policy. He urges expansion of international trade, market-based farm prosperity, and continued growth of Farm Bureau membership into 1955, following predecessor Alan B. Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccarles B. Shuman
Illinois
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Shuman
Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation “Agriculture
C.C.C
Farm Bureau
United Voice
AFBF
Alan B. Kline
Eau
Scholarships Offered To Area Students At Cinema Theatre
Lloyd M Mills manager of the Cinema Theatre Shoppers World Framingham announces two first year scholarships to the Boston Museum School of Art for high school students during a three week exhibition at the Cinema Theatre starting May 1. Students from 15 area high schools compete with Boston faculty judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd M. Mills
Shoppers’ World
Framingham
Smith Management Company
Newbury Street
Boston
Boston Museum School of Art
Natick
Wayland
Wellesley
Millis
Milford
Southboro
Marlboro
Sudbury
Hopkinton
Holliston
Ashland
Medfield
Medford
Maynard
Boston School
Columbus Voyages to the New World Through Early 16th Century
The record notes Christopher Columbus undertook voyages to the Americas in 1492 1493 and 1494 1498 and 102. The sequence places these expeditions at the start of sustained transatlantic contact.
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New World
Turnpike Begins Construction in Wayland Mass
The 239 million dollar East-West Turnpike project starts with Chairman William F. Callahan turning the first spadeful in Wayland. The road will span 123 miles across Massachusetts linking with a New York State throughway at West Stockbridge and with Route 128 at Weston. The initial 3.9 mile section runs from Oak Street Wayland through Natick to Ridgeway Road Weston.
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Wayland
Massachusetts
William F. Callahan
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority
New York State
West Stockbridge
Mass
Weston
Oakstreet
Natick
Ridgeway Road
Hotels Welcome Guests with Dogs Across The Nation
A survey notes 4900 hotels and motor courts in the country advertise dog friendly accommodations. The finding suggests guests with dogs have growing options, potentially aiding travelers seeking pet friendly stays.
Carlisle Grange Honors Members in Carlisle Meeting
Carlisle Grange conferred third and fourth degrees on several candidates at the Carlisle hall. Six Carlisle members were among the candidates. A harvest supper preceded the exercises. John H. Kennedy of the Paint Pot will speak on Home Furnishings next Wednesday February 2 at the regular meeting. Middlesex North Pomong Lecturers Circle met at Carlisle hall with past masters Edward R. Stephen and Carl Swanson in charge of refreshments.
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Carlisle
John H. Kennedy
Paint Pot
Concord Paint Firm
Middlesex North Pomong
Carlisle Hall
Edward R. Stephen
Carl Swanson
Jmasters
Winners Named at Segion Whist for Child Welfare
Winners of last week's American Legion whist party benefiting the child welfare program include Philip B. Dee Theresa franceili Kay Emerson and Henry Murphy among others. Special prizes went to Henry Murphy and Robert Cameron while consolation awards went to Theresa Alexander. Another whist party is planned for Saturday January 29 at 8 30 in the Veterans Building with public welcome.
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American Legion
Cameron
Richards
LaPrade
Rose Arkin
Robert Reed
John Bartolomeo
Quinn
Mary Flavin
Patterson
Helsher
Spaulding
Henry Murphy
Donald Gagnon
Robert Cameron
Theresa Alexander
John H. Goulding
Veterans Building
Naomi Wood
Dartmouth Stresses Composition and Grammar
Dartmouth warns grades will drop for exam answers with faulty composition and grammar. The college cites business-world pressure for graduates with a stronger command of language. Also notes eighteen National Guard infantry divisions served in World War II, nine in Europe and nine in the Pacific.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth
National Guard
Europe
Far Pacific
Local Parents Aid Workshop At Concord
The Brooks School hosts a monthlong workshop with carpentry and painting projects led by Henry Bowen of Acton and organizer Mrs. Robert Coe. Parent volunteers from the Brooks School include Harold Cross Weston B Haskell Jr Charles Loring Jr William Berkes John Bygrave Julian Tolman Robert J Rodday John K Spring Franklin Fallwell Bruce Daniels W S Butcher Winthrop W Sargent Renwick and others.
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Concord
Brooks School
Henry Bowen
Acton
Robert Coe
Harold Cross
Weston B. Haskell
Charles Loring, Jr
William Berkes
Stevens Family Welcomes Arthur Loomis Stevens
Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens announce the birth of a son Arthur Loomis Stevens on Monday January 17 at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edward Loomis of Huntington and New York City and Mr and Mrs Rayyard Stevens of Cambridge.
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West Acton
Frank Stevens
This
Arthur Loomis Stevens
Emerson Hospite
Concord
Edward F. Loomis
Huntington
New York City
Rayyard Stevens
Cambridge
Jury duty defied by man says wife would object
Indianapolis report says Leo V. Kocain faced a possible death penalty vote but quipped his wife would object. Judge Saul I. Rabb seated him in the jury box anyway.
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Indianapolis
Leo V. Kocain
Saul I. Rabb
Arizona National Guard Unit of 1865 Led by Indigenous Members
More than half of the members of the first Arizona National Guard regiment organized in 1865 were Native Americans. They protected settlers from Apache raiders, outlaws, and cattle rustlers on the frontier.
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Arizona National Guard
Notable Names List Heads to Community Meeting
A group of figures including Tweedy, A. C. Kretschmar Jr., J. W. Church, Willard Prince, James A. Ford, Theodore Harding, John M. Goddard, Robert H. Booth, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. John Bunker, Mrs. Joan Fewsmith, and John Hovorka are listed as attendees or speakers for the upcoming community meeting.
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Ly Gallery
Concord High School
Concord Public Schools
Concord Free Lbrary
Fenn School
Motionsergeancy Company
Williams
Pierce
Lieut
Dee
THE
Clarence Dye
Jockey Dye
Jock
Concord Orchestra
Academy Gymnasium
Harvey Wheeler
Old High School
Board of Selectmen
Town House
Elks
Concord Rotary
Howard Johnsons
Union Church
Herter
New England Dog Training Club
Governor Herter
State House
New England Dog Training Club, Inc
First Corps Cadet Armory
Walter L. Clark
George E. Crowell
Hope Pipe
Mansfield
Madeline L. Porter
Lynsfield Center
Philip Melhado
Jamaica Plain
George Corson
Braintree
Tel. Hudson
Loris Cobb’ School OF Ballet
Girl Scout House
Gladstone
Spatter Designs
Segion Wiist
Ve's
Brooks
Stevens
Route
Natick-Framingham
Dennison Crossing
Waverly St. Framingham
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