Concord Realtor Reports Market Brisk With Recent Area Sales
Boyd describes active Concord market as workers move here for new plants and businesses. Recent sales include Cape Cottage on School Street to Thomas Christams, 55 acre tract to Prof. Jacob P. Den Hartog, and multiple West Acton ranch and Cape homes. Additional transactions occur under Central Middlesex MLS with Lexington and Concord firms.
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Concord
Fred T. Boyd
Boyd
School Street
South Acton
Thomas Christams
William I. Kelly
Carlisle
William G. Harris
Jacob P. den Hartog
Mohegan Drive
West Acton
Thomas F. Anthony
Emerson and Andreson
Hubert M. Ellis
Marshall Terrace
Wayland
P. W. Shomphe & Son
Seminole Road
Arthur W. Letzersen
John Puopolo
Cape
Revolutionary Road
F. Hunter
Christopher W. Hurd
George H. Sweasy
Heath Bridge Road
William Lanxner
New York
John D. Gleissner
Southfield Circle
George Ames
Boston
Homeland Realty
Lexington
Charles W. Cambridge
Riverdale Road
Arthur Barber
Concord Ford Dealer Wins Co. Citation
Concord Middlesex Motor Company a Ford dealership on Walden Street Concord receives a leadership citation from Henry Ford II for selling more Ford cars in 1954 than any other make in its dealer area plus high customer service standards. Nationally Ford sales exceeded all other makes by 25,257 units.
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Concord
Middlesex Motor Company
Ford
Walden Street
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Middlesex Motors
Legion Plans Stag Outing at Bedford
The Bedford Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post American Legion will host its annual stag outing Sunday July 31 at the Bedford VA hospital picnic grounds. A noon start features clams corn and chicken with outdoor sports and a cordial welcome for all men.
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Bedford
Anthony Hunt-Hamilton
Concord V.F.W. officer named delegate to national convention
At the Concord V.F.W. Post meeting Charles E. Foley commander of 78 Laws Brook Road was named delegate to the national convention in Boston with session September 2. Henry O M Helsher Jr of Lowell Road was named alternate. A memorial service at Boston University led by Billy Graham is highlighted. Further details available at V.F.W. headquarters Parker House Boston.
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Concord
Concord V.F.W. Post
Charles E. Foley
Laws Brook Road
Boston
Henry O. M. Helsher, Jr
Lowell Road
Boston University
Billy Graham
Bayonets Used More in Korea Than Any War Since 1860s
The observation notes that U S Army soldiers reportedly favored bayonet use in the Korean conflict more than in any war since the Civil War era.
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U.S
Korea
Farm Exports Rise 15 Percent in Eight Months
The dollar value of U S farm exports increased by 15 percent in the first eight months of the current fiscal year versus the same period last year.
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U. S
Defense Sec Gathers Advice On Old Age
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson, about to turn 65, offered advice on aging after Bernard Baruch described injuring himself trying a back dive. Baruch limped from the White House admitting the stunt, and Wilson disclosed he cracked several ribs in an aquaplane fall on July 4 at Walloon Lake in Michigan.
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Quantico
Charles EK
Wilson
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
White House
Walloon Lake
Michigan
Bedford Woman Appointed as Alternate Veteran Services Rep
Mrs Harold I Well ington of 144 North Road received a notice of appointment as alternate representing the General Federation of Women's Clubs for the Veterans Administration Volunteer Services. She belongs to the Bedford Woman's Community Club and volunteers one day a week at the local veterans hospital.
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Bedford
Harold I. Wellington
144 North Road
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
V.avs
Veterans Adminstration
Bedford Woman’s Community Club
Veterans Hospital
Norway Industrial Capacity Surges Since 1938
Norway's industrial capacity now stands about 80 percent higher than in 1938, reflecting a substantial postwar expansion in production and facilities across the sector.
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Norway
Bedford P. O. Raised to First Class Status
The Bedford post office has been raised to first class due to higher receipts. Post office box rates increased. Money order window hours are from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and the Stamp window from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The local staff under Postmaster Howard F. Davis now numbers 13 with Herbert Thurber as assistant postmaster and three city delivery carriers, one rural carrier.
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Bedford
Howard F. Davis
Herbert Thurber
Osborn family tours west to visit Milwaukee Braves
Albert L. Osborn 80 of Fletcher road and his two sons Dave and Dan left last week for a trip through western states. En route they hoped to stop and see their favorite big league team the Milwaukee Braves. The wedding of Miss Sta Han na Loomis street to Irving Baird Jr also Loomis street is set for September 11.
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Albert L. Osborn
Fletcher Road
Dave
Dan
Milwaukee Braves
Sta Hanna
Loomis Street
Irving Baird, Jr
Irving Baird
Guest preacher to lead Sunday service at local church
Rev. Galvin Busch of Second Presbyterian Church Portland Maine will substitute for Pastor Rev Marvin L Derby on vacation at Church of Christ Congregational for the next Sunday service.
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Church of Christ, Congregational
Galvin Busch
Second Presbyterian Church
Portland
Maine
Marvin L. Derby
Sergeant Richard P Derwinis Promoted to Korea Post
Richard P Derwinis of 22 Loomis Street has been promoted to sergeant and is now serving in Korea with the U S Army. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Richard P. Derwinis
Loomis Street
Korea
U. S. Army
Waltham Field Station to Host Open House Event
The University of Massachusetts Field Station at Waltham will open its doors on Saturday August 6 for an open house marking forty one years of progress in research and extension work. Visitors will see results in flowers fruits and vegetables and learn about the field station history and ongoing projects.
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Waltham
University of Massachusetts Field Station At
Boston
Massachusetts
General Court
Lexington
State University
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Harold F. Tompson
Paul W. Dempsey
Ray Koon Bcame
Cedar Hill
Market Garden
Massachusetts State Experimental Field Station
Poultry Diagnostic Laboratory
John R. Havis
Waltham Field Station
Hanscom Air Base gets Col Dunlop as new commander
Col Woodrow W Dunlop 41 West Point graduate assumed duties as assistant for support operations and installation commander at Hanscom Field Brooks Cambridge Research Center. He succeeds Col Shenter W Fitzgerald Jr who moved to the National War College in Washington D C. Dunlop will oversee Air Base Group and Test Support Group ensuring maintenance of base services and aircraft for research and development. He previously served overseas with the Army Air Corps from 1937 onward with postings in Europe and North Africa.
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Suport
Hans
Night is time to decide on a house
Chicago UP reports the American Home Lighting Institute urges buyers to inspect lighting before purchase. A recent survey shows the average home has only 32.14 dollars worth of lighting while at least 200 dollars is needed. A six point checklist covers ceiling fixtures in every room and hall, window lighting, wall lighting in living and dining rooms, kitchen overheads and task lights, bathroom mirror lighting, and lighting for stairs entrances and garage doors.
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Chicago
American Home Lighting Institute
Local Nursing Graduate Mentioned In Fractured Report
Fragmented OCR text notes H Keenan from this town and a nursing graduate Priscilla Lexington Mount A. The passage references bridge Mackinaw and the Straits, with unclear context about the University and Michigan Peninsulas.
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Priscilla
Lexington
Mount A of Nursing
The
Mackinaw
Thinac
Michi
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