Veterans face college costs beyond GI benefits
The piece notes many veterans at the University of Minnesota struggle with living expenses on the GI Bill. It argues that monthly stipends of 90 dollars for families and 65 dollars for singles do not cover housing, clothing, meals, and transportation, forcing savings or outside aid. It emphasizes that fully free education and living costs are unrealistic and betting on bond investments reflects broader national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Miné
95 Jurors Named for Coming Year
A long list names 95 jurors selected for the coming year including residents from Commonwealth avenue Main street and Barretts Mill road. The roster includes John J Guilford C Gindel James F Hanley Frederick Hart Jr Kenneth L and many more across streets such as Monument Belknap Central and Cambridge turnpike.
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Hard Street
John J. Guilford
Commonwealth Avenue
C. Gindel
Main
Iter Gan J. Grant
Cornwell Avenue
Donald W. Griswold
Fitchburg Turnpike
James F. Hanley
Belknap Street
Frederick R. Hart
Upland Road
Kenneth L
Monument Street
Ralph Hemenway
Andrew H. Hepburn
Church Green
Laurence R. B
Earle K. Hicks
Central Street
Roy B. Hodgman, Jr
Carr Road
David B. Little
Ripley Hill
William D. Locke
Nashoba
Louis Long
Carr
Frederick H. Lovejoy
Main Street
Frederick B. Lowell
Garfield Road
James A. MacLean
Bedford Court
Arthur A. Magurn, Jr
Hubbard Street
Terence J. McHugh
A Road
Robert E. McGrath
Ford Street
John J. McWalter
Barrett's Miile Road
Pasquale Melisi
Hillside Avenue
Pasquale Miele
Maple Street
Lucien J. Milot
Ola H. I. Mongstadt
Bedford Street
Frank J. Moscarillo
Laurence A Murray
Cambridge Turnpike
Charles
George K Whitney
Musketaquid Road
Frank G. Williams
Old Marlboro Road
Richard F. Wood
Lowell Road
John BR. Zumyalt, Sr
Crescent Road
Thoreau Memorials Proposed by Concord Society
Dr Jones reports Thoreau was jailed as discussion of a Concord memorial advances. Leonard Kleinfeldt of New York leads a six trustee panel. six officers and four directors are named for next year plus a 15 member regional committee. Dr Eaton recalls Thoreau’s preference for nature and Walden discussion follows.
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the Bulletin
Jones
Thoreau
Society
Concord
Leonard Kleinfeldt
York
Adams
Kleinfeldt
Wallace B. Conaht
G. Winthrop Lee
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana
Cambridge
Clayton Hoagland
Rutherford
New Jersey
Dr.Eaton
Wal- Pind
Walden
Robbins Newport Lecture on Walden Thoreau Site Discovery
Dr. Adams presided as Robbins presented his Walden site discoveries from 1945 including Thoreau hut chimney base bricks the woodshed window frame and a dog tag. He showed slides of the discovery by Robbins and young Thoreau Jr. from Altadena and outlined a proposed memorial with plaques and granite around the hut and woodshed.
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Colonial
Dr. Adams
Robbins
Walden
Thoreau
Henry David Thoreau, Jr
Altodena
California
Concord
Thomas Mott Shaw
Louise Stimson
Hint
Young Thoreau
Altedena
Caverr
Lincoln Ou
French
Conant
Wheeler
William Ellery Channing
Edmund Hotham
Concord Naturalist
Roland’ Wells Robbins
Concord statue redesign recalls a moment of liberty
The piece describes a statue scene in Concord Massachusetts from the Revolutionary era. It mentions the shot heard round the world and a renewal of arms for freedom. It notes a new design featuring a plow, a musket, and a peacetime Savings Bond stamp program with the word Security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts
Emerson
Poland
Fourth Company Plans Annual Summer Trip to Camp Edwards
Fourth company members prepare for the summer encampment of the State Guard at Camp Edwards from August 4 to August 10. Equipment is readied, inoculations given, and emphasis placed on weapons handling and camp duties. The event may be the last State Guard encampment before possible reactivation of National Guard units.
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Concord
State Guard
Camp Edwards
National Guard
Beatie ‘Simms
Harry French
Miss Ruth Dickson and Wallace Orcutt wed at home
The Concord couple Miss Ruth Whitney Dickson and Wallace L Orcutt were married July 10 at the Dickson home. The Rev Miles Ansofi officiated. After a wedding trip they will reside on their West Newbury farm, wedding gift.
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Concord
Ruth
Whitney. Dickson
Concord. Academy
Bréntoh H. Dickson, Jr
Weston
Wallace L. Or Wail Dr
Sleepy Hollow Leads League in Concord Twilight Standings
Secretary Paul Moynihan announces the Concord Twilight standings as of Monday. Sleepy Hollow leads the league after the first half with nine wins and one loss. Mort Dee managed the split results with two wins in the second half.
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Lonesid
Paul Moynihan
Concord
Mort Dee
Betrothal Announced Between Landini and Bridemaid Pick
Concord residents report the betrothal of Miss Landini of Thoreau Street to a World War II veteran. The groom, a Peteeh of World War II, served 42 months in the Pacific with Company H and studies at Wentworth Institute.
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Concord
George Landini
Thoreau St. Anes
Landini
Concord High Hebogh
Arshall
Pacific
Wentworth Institute
New Minister Rev Sweatland Chosen for West Concord Church
West Concord Union Church selects Rev Earl K Sweatland of Portland Maine as new minister to begin in September replacing Rev Kenneth Teed who resigned to serve in Willimantic Connecticut after ten years here. Sweatland born 1916 Springfield and ordained 1941. education includes American International College Springfield and Bangor Theological School. He is married with a 14 month old son. They will move into the parsonage late next month.
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West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Earl K. Sweatland
West Church
Portland
Maine
Kenneth Ralph Teed
Willamantic
Connecticut
Mr Sweatland
Springfield
American International College
Bangor Theological School
First Catholic Services Begin in Carlisle
Carlisle Catholic services have started with a Sunday July 7 Mass at the home of Mr and Mrs James Barron on Westford road. Services will continue at the Barron home until a chapel is arranged. The organizing committee includes Albert C Belanger James Barron Calister Adrian Mrs Donald A Davis Mrs Gerald Todd and Mrs William Sullivan. Mass will be celebrated every Sunday morning.
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Carlisle
James Barron
Westford Road
Union Summer Service at First Parish Church
Rev Edward Perry Daniels preached on Preparing the Way at the Union Summer Service in Concord last Sunday. Public invited to next service on July 21 at 10 o clock at the same church.
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Concord
First Parish Unitarian Church
Edward Perry Daniels
Concord Town Details On Band Concert Funding
Concord and West Concord residents question lack of summer band concerts due to no appropriation at the last annual town meeting. Walter Angier of Belmont has been ill at his home for several weeks. St Bernard CYO meets Friday at 7 30 PM at lower Monument Hall. Frances L Austin of Ridge Road now works at L A Russin Company. Lee K Crocker of Main Street shows improvement after a broken foot suffered four weeks ago.
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Mary
Concord
West Concord
Walter Angier
Belmont
Mill Dam
St. Bernard’s Cyo
Lower Monument Hall
Frances L. Austin
Ridge Road
L. A. Russin Company
Lee K. Crocker
Main Street
Thoreau Birthday Remembered in Concord
On the last Friday Concord marked the birthday of Henry David Thoreau born July 1817. He spent two years at a location in town and died May 6 1862. Thoreau is buried in Sleepy Hollow cemetery with Concord's famed authors.
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Concord
Henry David Thoreau
Sleepy Hollow
Sudbury Town Facade Gets Notable Paint Refresh
In Sudbury, the town shows a vast improvement in appearance as the facade has been painted, brightening streets and enhancing the overall look of the area.
Hutchby Engagement Announces Constance Hutchby and William Clark
Sudbury announces the betrothal of Constance Olive Hutchby to William Allan Clark. Constance is a senior at the Modern School of Fashion Medical Corps European theatre. William continues his studies at Boston University.
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Sudbury
John W. Hutchby
Maple Avenue
Constance Olive
William Allan Clark
William T. Clark
Belmont
Miss Hutchby
Modern School of Fashion Medical Corps
Boston University
Methodist Church Maynard Sunday Service Enters Union Series
The Maynard Methodist Church announces the next Union Summer Service on Sunday at 11 08 A M featuring special soloists and musical selections. The sermon topic is Capitalizing on our struggles. Also noted Saint John’s Stow outdoor gathering July 21 at 2 PM and a Baptism League meeting July 28 at 7 30 PM.
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Thes “Methodist Church
Maynard
Trias
Herbert F. Fulton
ST. John's
Arvo H
Niskanen
Pestét
Arvo Pulli
Yard Road
Stow
Rev Edward sermon at First Parish on Lexington Road
Weekend church schedule notices show Rev Edward of Concord preaching at First Parish on Lexington Road. Evening services at 7 and 8:30 with a Novena and morning sessions at 10:45. Services include Sunday weekdays holiday observances and a midsummer schedule.
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Bay, Joseph
Stinday
Lexington Road
Edward
Preach
Subject’ Jr
Concord
Sunday Prayer Service Plan Introduces Rector
St George's church announces Sunday July 21 service at 10 45 with Rev Harry E B Goll as the preacher Gordon Price serves as lector.
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George's
Harry EB. Goll
Gordon Price
Oidina Praver
Stow Union Church Morning Services Schedule Halts
Rev. John H Morgen pastor leads Sunday services at 9 30 a m with morning worship at 10 45 a m Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 30 p m and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m at the Stow Union Church services listed.
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UNION
Eee Church
John H. Morgen
Pestor
2Nior Christian Deavor
Senior Christian Endeavor
Acton Congregational Church Services Announced
The South Acton Congregational Church schedules union services during the month. Harold Merriam directs music with Miss Mary Lothrop as organist and diner ter as a participant. Services begin at 10:40 AM.
Guest minister at First Unitary Boston church service
At 11 A M on July 21 Rev Duncan Howlett penes elect of the First Unitary Church of Boston will be guest minister. The community Sunday School for all children 3 to 1 meets at 11 A M.
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Sudbury
Duncan Howlett
Penes
Boston
Sudbury Church Sermon on Capitalizing on Struggles
The Sudbury church led by Rev. H. F. Fon holds Sunday morning worship at 9 30 with the pastor selecting the sermon topic Capitalizing on our struggles. The event emphasizes spiritual reflection for parishioners and the church calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Massachusetts
H. F. Fon
Gems of Thought and New Warning Device
The excerpt contrasts Mary Baker Eddy's wisdom with nonviolent restraint and cites a dentelectric Co device, an X-ray photometer, promising rapid detection of counterfeit coins fake gems and impurities in solids liquids and gases. The note links moral guidance to a new testing technology for security.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Dentlectric Co
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