Concord News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Changes
Lovell Bus strike may end easing commuter traffic as taxis ran busy during the stoppage. Rev. Michael J. Burke forecasts a September chapel opening at St Bernard’s mission Carlisle. Monument Hall work to speed up. new shops and repairs loom on Main Street. Union services start August 3 at First Parish. Page Browne launches helicopter commute to Boston with short flights.
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St. Swithin's
St. Swithin
Winchester
William Kirk
Main Street
Buins
St. Bernard’s Mission
Bedford Street
Carlisle
Michael J. Burke
Monument Hall
Walden Pond
Arthur
Dick” Marsh
Concord Lions Club
Rotary
Lions
Knights
Grey Presse
David B. Little
U.S
Naval Reserve
Dave
Navy
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U.S. Concord
Tom McKenha
Keith Martin
Concord
Mara
Concord Highway Department
Concord’ Art Center
Bedfordshire
England
Peter Buckeley
Albert
Queenin
West Concord
S. Beatrice Nagle
Braves
Red Sox
Sox
Bernie Megin
Better Domes & Gardens Magazine
Julian
Kramerg
Christine Holbrook
Ed Sheehan
Roger Fenn
Lexington
Page Browne
Boston
Ucord
Concord-Eleven Grill Employs Local Residents
From Concord area, residents including Mrs Lu Blair Miss June Pos Eggleton Barbara Bartlett Dorothy Butler Ruth Gilbert June Ferarra George Crubb Frank Michie and others work at the Mail the Grill on Rast i road under Ty Hallos. The cafe continues to serve steaks and chops cooked over charcoal, drawing patrons.
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Concord
Congord
Mail the Grill
Ty Hallos
Lesibeian
Lu Blair
West Acton
June Pos
East Acton
Eggleton
West Concord
Barbara Bartlett
East Acrs
Dorothy Butler
West Rd
Ruth Gilbert
June Ferarra
Westord
George Crubb
West Rod
Frank Michie
Acton
Halles
Concord Doctor Named Editor of State Optometrists Bulletin
Dr Arthur F Marehi of 3 Walden Street Concord has been elected editor of the Massachusetts Society of Optometrists Bulletin. The Navy veteran was chosen unanimously at the society's annual meeting and also serves as Concord Lions Club president. He is married and lives at 33A Hubbard Street.
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Concord
Arthur — F. March Jr
Walden Street
Massachusetts ,Society of Optometrists
State Society
New England
Marehi
U. S. Navy
Concord Lions Club
Hubbard Street
Boys Find a Way to Fireworks Run
Thompsonville Connecticut youths bicycle from Springfield and Longmeadow to obtain legal fireworks in Connecticut, despite restrictions in Massachusetts.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Springfield
Longmeadow
Massachusetts - Connecticut
Connecticut
Bay State
Massachusetts Seeks Big Boost for Year Round Vacations
The Development and Industrial Commission plans an extensive public education drive to promote Massachusetts as a multi season vacation destination. Officials note rising vacation income, highlight Berkshires foliage and Cape beaches, and promote events like the Snipe Class regatta at Marblehead with enterants from across the country. A 22 foot window display in New York promotes the state's attractions to July tourists.
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Development and Industrial Commission
America
Bay State
Boston
New England
Commission
Berkshires
United States
Plymouth Rock
Bunker Hill
Ol¢E North Church
Tanglewood
Cape Playhouse
Dennis
Berkshire
Winchester Yacht Club
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
California
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Switzerland
Donald R. Simonds
Winchester
Association
The
Development Commission
New York
D D T Protects Garden From Air Insect Threats and Applications
A historical note discusses D D T as a home garden insect shield, detailing its effectiveness against beetles hornworms aphids and squash bugs. It covers safety claims, usage via dusting or spraying, and cautions about applying to edible plant parts while noting rotenone as an alternative.
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D.D.T
War manpower by state and rising costs in 19th 20th century
A historical summary reports on military personnel by state from 1940 to 1946, noting New York leading with 1,157,000 men and 24,774 women, followed by Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, California and Texas. It also compares costs of four past conflicts, stating war costs rose about 24 fold in human life and wealth. It cites universal military training as a counterfactual.
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Illinois
Ohio
California
Texas
War
Soree
Manchuria
Hitler
Poland
New Motor Vehicle Law Applies to School Bus Stops
Boston motorists must stop completely for school buses loading or unloading passengers once the law takes effect August 18. After stopping, the driver may proceed at no more than 10 miles per hour. The rule does not apply to oncoming traffic on divided highways.
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Boston
Francis L. Bracken
Dividad
Hospital summary for June from Concord Miss Elmina Snow
Em erson hospital administrator Concord Miss Elmina Snow presents June summary. Contents include medical infants care and observations. The note warns poultry raisers about chick floor space in brooding rooms and recommends three square feet per chick if moved to range in eight weeks.
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Elmina’ L. Snow
Emerson’ Hospital
Wales
Arrowhead Cafe Changes Hands in Marlboro
Local cafe at 6 Maple Street Marlboro comes under new management led by Andy I. The Arrowhead Cafe is now operated by a new team after changes at the Concord area location.
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Arrowhead Cafe
Maple Street
Marlboro
Andy i
Kiee
Concord community meeting notices and club events
Thursday: Concord Lodge at Odd Fellows hall at 1:00 p m meeting. Sunday: Union Summer service at Trinitarian Congregational Church at 9:30 a m. Monday: Concord Board of Selectmen regular meeting at Town House at 7:30 p m. Tuesday: Lions Club ladies night program and supper at Musketaquid Club 7 p m. Thursday: Concord Rotary Club meeting and luncheon at Howard Johnson Restaurant at 12:15 p m.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord Board of Selectmen
Lions Club
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Concord Talks Lead to Family Vacation Updates
Concord reporters note George E. Erickson leads talks on Camp Middlesex access while the Deacon family of 31 Stow Street prepares a two week Maine vacation. Arthur Williarts Parke and daughter Helen recently moved to Maynard after purchasing a new home previously at 32 Bedford Street.
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Concord
George E. Erickson
Middlesex
Astby
George W. Deacon
Stow Street
Maine
Arthur Williarts Parke
Hélény
Maynard
Diati
Bedford Street
Bentley Opens Restaurant After Prison Food Drought
Margie Bentley recounts life in prison camp where WANTS FOOD AROUND Him phrase surfaced. Bentley has opened a restaurant in Livingston Montana, presenting a new culinary venture amid local attention.
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Livingston, Mont
Margie Benttley
Bentley
Local eatery invites all to try sandwiches and more
Area restaurant serves sandwiches lunches spaghetti with meatballs and weenies and beer. Linton and Mr Dup lin invite all to come in and get acquainted.
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Linton
Mr. Dup
Lin
Winooski Draws Attention as Town Name Buzzes
Local readers debate the spelling and pronunciation of Winooski Vermont amid public notices and street signs. Confusion rises over whether the name reflects historical roots or modern branding as discussions continue in town meetings and regional publications.
Opportunity Own Exclusive Corset Business Ad
Woman opportunity own exclusive corset business in your city. Present business owners earn up to 4000 yearly with nationwide advertised complete line of foundation garments brassieres etc. We advance you $275 for more. Entire capital under your control. For personal session in your city write FAMIGLE CORP Philadelphia Pa.
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Famigle- Corp
Phila
Elks HQ Recruiting Drive Promotes Army Service
Exalted ruler Moreau of Concord-Th. Elks No 1479 announces a recruiting push at the Elks headquarters for Army service. Local leaders Sergt Willy Ler of Stow and Fred Briggs of Ay invite inquiries and pledge guidance. Recruiting hours run daily from 1 to 4 30 p m at the Elks facility with high school students encouraged to enlist and apply after six months.
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U. S. Army Service
Moreau
Elks
Sergt
Willyler
Stow
le ‘Fruman Briggs
Stow Family Enjoys River Trip and Motorcycle Return
A fragmented report notes Stow residents Buddy Peck David Lewis and Dwinells returning a day motorcycle to 900 miles. They enjoyed a boat trip on the Lawrence River and Lake Placid with a note about trade and a July 6 reference.
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Buddy Peck
David Lewis
Dwinells
Lawrence River
Anil Lake
Placid
Stow
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