Hospital Cottages For Children Reopen For DP Family Care
The Hospital Cottages for Children in Edwinville Massachusetts reopen with a new program to care for children of displaced persons families. Twenty children and their mothers have been welcomed for a temporary country vacation and future shelter for mothers and children is planned under the Massachusetts Commission for Displaced Persons. The project supports humanitarian shelter health care teaching and guidance, endorsed by the state commission, with new directors Mr and Mrs John Hari and a diverse board of trustees led by Harry Kuniholm.
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Theospital Cottages For
Edwinville
Mass
Europe
United States
Federal Immigration Office
Federalisplaced Commission
Massachusetts
Samuel Tyler, Jr
Trinity Church
Boston
D. P
U. S
Massachusetts Commission For Displaced Persons
John Hari
America
Hari
Yugoslavia
Worcester
Parker Trowbridge
Robert B. Greenwood
Winchendon
Thomas Allen, Jr
Brookline
Herman D. Bone Gardner
Donald W. Campbell
C. S. Dickinson
Baldwinville
Hattie E. Hammond
Springfield
Williams A. Laughlin
Gardner
William G. Lord
Athol
Anna M
Dog sedatives advised for noise fears by anti cruelty head
Chicago officials warn dogs may require sedatives during loud noises as some animals become so frightened they suffer convulsions, according to Dr. W. A. Young, director of the anti cruelty society.
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Chicago
The
Anti-Cruelty ‘Society
W. A. Young
Lions Club Plans Outdoor Meeting At Gardner Lawrence Camp
Concord Lions Club schedules an outdoor gathering at the Gardner W. Lawrence camp off Monument Street on Tuesday night July 25 at 6 30. Steam clams and corn will be served. The club also plans a deep sea fishing trip in August and four ladies nights for the year. Board meeting discussed by President Osman C. Chaffee.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Gardner W. Lawrence
Monument Street
Osman C. Chaffee
Hog chozera first reported by Ohio farmer in 1833
An Ohio farmer reported the hog chozera to authorities in 1833 marking the earliest U.S. mention of the disease in agricultural records. The note anchors the historical timeline of hog cholera awareness in the United States.
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United States
Ohio
Rep Harold Tompkins states he will not seek re election
Concord Massachusetts July 17 1950 Representative Harold Tompkins of Concord announces he will not run again for the Massachusetts House of Representatives in the 13th Middlesex District covering Maynard Concord Stow and Carlisle. He cites longer sessions and a wish that someone with more time serve the district. He thanks supporters for backing him for four terms and offers best wishes to his successor.
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Concord
Harold Tompkins
Middlesex
Maynard
Stow
Carlisle
Mass
Massachusetts House of Representatives
13Th
Lowell Road
Vigliotti Couple Welcome Second Child Louis Jr
Mr and Mrs Louis H Vigliotti announce the birth of their son Louis Jr on July 17 at Emerson Hospital Concord. Grandparents are Edward W Hughes and Luigi Vigliotti of West Concord and Barbara Vigliotti of West Concord. Their only other child is a daughter named Barbara.
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West Concord
Louis H. Vigliotti
Edih Wy. Hughes
Frances Street
Weg. Concord
Louis, Jr
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Edward W. Hughes
Luigi Vigliotti
Barbara
Concord Thoreau Society Meeting Attended by Bella Atchell
Brooklyn author Bella Atchell attended the National Thoreau Society meeting in Concord. She is spending her annual vacation this week at Nantucket after being unable to find Concord accommodations she has used for 15 years.
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Concord
Bella Atchell
Brooklyn
New York
National Thoreau Society
Nantucket
Special Officers Assist Concord Police Amid Regulars Absent
Concord reports the deployment of special officers aiding the police department while regular officers are unavailable. The move emphasizes continued public safety duties and local enforcement presence during staffing gaps.
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Concord
Concord Police Department
Unclear fragmentary notice from Beloit area
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Beloit addresses, ages, a birth or family event, a hospital, July dates, and several surnames including Turnpike O Brien Rundgren and Ralph.
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Wilson Farm Market
Boston Post Road
Sudbury
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Davis Tire
Davis Wearwell
DAVIS
Home Owned and Operated
Aliskian
Main Street
Truetone Auto Radio
Robert Ernest Hadley
Corinne Cutting
Webster Cutting
Samuels
Lions Club
Lawrence Camp
Rep. Tompkins
United Cop
Wieamyl
Libby
Waltham Street
Beloit
Conca Ter E. Turnpike
Ger
J Hospital
Ple
Ael
Conca
Concord Meeting
Macone Bros
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