Concord News Roundup Spans Local Life and World Events
Concord observes United Nations Day amid global crises while town issues and social items fill the scene. Local events cover building projects, civic activities, parish updates, and public notices as residents follow war and politics from nearby towns to national headlines.
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Concord
United Nations
Pest
Leadfoot
Enterprise
Lodel
Concera
Lincoln
Maynard
Fernard
Actes End
Carlisle
Westhoro
Norwood Town
Reden
AOME MADE ROOM COOLER
An effective room cooler can be made by placing a bowl of ice in front of a window with an electric fan blowing across it.
Dohertys Visit Lincoln From New Jersey Family
Mr and Mrs James Doherty and daughter from Green Village New Jersey returned to Lincoln last week to spend time with Mr and Mrs Matthewee of Tower Road. They attended the wedding of Miss Phyllis Muriel Loman of Waltham and William Doherty at St Josephs in Lincoln Saturday morning.
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U. S
Boston
Trier
Maynerd
Massachusetts Council of Republicans
Concord
Janes J. Mannefiel Post
A. L
Cushing
Framingham
Fingold
Generel al
Charlie Robinson
Piper Atm Indrond
Last Cambridge
Charlie
Robert TF. Bushnell
John .J.,scollan
Our Lady's
West Concord
Merk Py Sullivan
St. Bernard's
le Grote
Wisconsin
Middlesex County
Garey
Cenhzup
Moorer
Orchard Concord
Cevl J. Friedrich
Main Street
Thorean
Concoed
No Jude Services
St. Berene S Church Co
Adine
Meynard
Sudbury
Eccent Bieven
Bedford
Rd Civic Club
Selectman
William C. Paxton
Lexington
Canton
Leen High Foosballer
Tk Centom
Conwane
Lowell Road
Board of Selectmen
Marlboro District
Peco
Eusare
Animust Thoyesa Society
Poboghtee
Robinsone Gonsera
Rotary
Gornew
John Adams
Andover
G.O.P
Harold Tompkins
Leo Mullin
May
Alec
Dick” Fusbush
Walthemo
Homie Gaa
Arthur F. Merch, Jr
Lisle
Locel
Howling Alley
Marshall W. Cox
Camp Edwards
National Guard
Rey Hertvie
North Acton
Concord Lions
James Doherty
Green Village
New Jersey
Lincoln
Doherty
Matthewee
Tower Road
Sadie
Phyllis Muriel Loman
Waltham
William‘ Doherty
St. Joseph’s du Lincoln
Ellen Perkins
Crescent Street
Foxboro
William Perkins
Lunenberg
Polio risks and recovery highlighted for all ages
Health tips explain polio also affects older children and adults, with 40 to 60 percent recovering without paralysis, 25 to 30 percent with mild impairment, and 15 to 20 percent with crippling handicaps. Prevention stresses hygiene, rest, and postponing tonsil or nose throat surgery during polio months.
Prepackaged meats gain favor in modern dining
Sunday dinner features guidance on using prepacked meats and home ready dishes. The article notes the rise of sealed cellophane wrapped cuts in displays and instructs on lamb shoulder preparation with stuffing and butter. It suggests side dishes like potatoes mint jelly pineapple cream cheese salad and a blueberry pie dessert for six.
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Ori
Price
Toi Frere
He & P's
Draft expansion plan remains on paper officials say
Service officials said yesterday that the machinery is ready in case of need and authorization, but no actual action is being taken beyond the skeleton organization already listing and classifying eligible men since January 1949.
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Weenie Selective “Service
Nothng
New England Employment Up In May 1950
Employment in New England totaled 3,130,200 in May 1950, up 28,400 from April and 16,900 above May 1949. Manufacturing added 25,500 new jobs led by machinery and electrical equipment, with gains in construction and services offsetting declines in non durable goods. The textile industry fell 24,100 from last year while trade remained 19,600 below May 1949.
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New England
Wendell D. Macdonald
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau
Y: Labor Statistics
Ee KF Sender Duranle Gaede
Anne Vaneturing
Wits
Wen
Fie
Railroad worker survives fall after arm snag on moving train
An incident at the Louisville & Nashville line leaves a sub engineer injured when his arm is pulled into a moving locomotive cab. The worker was yanked from a warehouse area and thrown clear, prompting a negligence claim against the railroad.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Local residents report car theft and various visits this week
Sometime outhereday Mrs. Bloomberg of White Pen road discovered her car missing and later found by Hyannis police in Barnstable. Several locals including families and guests from Rockport Vermont Connecticut and Charlestown share travel visits and vacations with relatives and hosts across region.
Five Classes of Selective Service
Stow in answer the meaning of Selective Service. The five main classes include 1 A available for military service 1 A O conscientious objector for noncombatant service 1 B member of certain U S armed services 10 reserve component 11 deferred civilian employment plus several IV and V classifications for dependents, exemptions, noncombatants, and other statuses.
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U.S.S
Coast Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
Gr.shuient
Camp Nurse Hire At Gift Scout Camp In Plymouth
Stow Miss Ann Lord daughter of Mrs Arthur Lord of Great Road employed by the Visiting Nurse Association of Boston on vacation and leave of absence starting July 1 joins the camp nurse for July and August at the Gift Scout Camp Helen Storrow Plymouth on the Cape.
Baby shoe helps infant feet delight and toys
Atlanta inventor Mrs J R Brumby created Little Goodie Toy Shoes after her son Mungin showed a fascination with his feet. Using safe vegetable dye and repurposed toy pieces she developed a foot friendly shoe and presented it to doctors and mothers before licensing to a New Econ company.
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Atlanta
U.P
J. R. Brumby
Mungin
Uba
Munguts
Unclear fragment on Concord event involving Mrs Kaletye Pond road
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs John Baker and a Gloucester reference amid an afternoon event at a Concord location.
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John Baker
Gloucester
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