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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1948

Page

11

Industrial groups plan July 27 briefing on procurement program

Tonoli outlines Military Preparedness and Industrial Mobilization efforts to aid New England small manufacturers. He cites steel and raw material shortages, wartime lessons, and maldistribution fueling a New England Scrap Drive led by regional bodies to boost scrap flow to foundries and mills.

Ssmall New England Tonoli Clinton Senate James E. Murray Montana States

Scrap Drive Leader Reports No Europe Shipments Yet

Richard C. Cooke, owner of Teamwork Publications and head of several trade groups, chairs the New England Regional Operating Group directing the Scrap Drive. He says the committee has confirmed no scrap is shipped to Europe and that scrap metal remains critical with export controls, though some material may enter from European battlefields, not enough to ease the shortage.

Richard’ C. Cooke Teamwork Publications Business Association Industrial Reserve Association of New England New England Xonoli Europe

Opening Concert Well Attended in Concord

Last Friday night the 23rd Infantry band concert drew many attendees at Monument Square with many visitors in town. The second concert in the series is set for Friday August 6 at Monument Square and the finale on August 20 at Rideout Playground.

Concord 23Rd Infantry Monument’ Square Monument Square Rideout Playground West Concord

Lexington Woman Marries Robert H. Jackman in Hancock Church

Miss Jane Gray Mealy daughter of Joseph H. Mealy of Lexington married Robert H. Jackman son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Jackman Jr. at Hancock Congregational Church Lexington with Rev. Raymon Calkins officiating. The ceremony included bridesmaids Miss Josephine Mealey and Miss Nancy White and ushers Leon Jackman and George E. Jackman Jr. After a garden reception at the bride’s home the couple LEFT for Newfound Lake New Hampshire and will reside on Oak Hill Road. Mr. Jackman is a Northeastern University student and former Army Air Force member.

Southboro Jane Gray Mealy Joseph H. Mealy Larchmont Street Lexington Robert H. Jackman George E. Jackman Jr Oak Hill Road Raymon Calkins Hancock Congregational Church Wilmer T. Bartholomew Leon Jackman Fakiya Hynes Josephine Mealey Nancy White Dean Lewis George E. Jackman, Jr Newfound Lake New Hampshire Jackman Lexington High School Northeastern University Peters High School Army Air Force Northeastern Uniersity

Army Opens Enlistment for 19 to 26 Year Olds

The Regular Army will accept enlistments for a 21 month term for applicants aged 19 to under 26. Enlistees may extend up to 33 months with options through the Enlisted Reserve Corps or Organized Reserve. Proof of age is required. plan applies only to those who have not served in the Regular Army and does not affect Air Force enlistments.

Regular Army U.S. Air Force First Army Armed Forces Th Army State Registrar of Vital Statistics Army

Stensbys Motor To Nova Scotia

Concord residents Mr and Mrs Leif E Stensby and daughter left by car for a two week trip to Scotia and New Brunswick while Mr Stensby takes vacation from the Cord Post Office duties.

Stensbys Motor Nova Scotia Concord Leif E. Stensby Bedford Street Brevis Scotia Newick Mr. Stensby Concord Postoffice

Rats Not Allowed In New York Fines Total $1750

Eighteen landlords and building superintendents paid fines in municipal court for harboring rats in their buildings. The day’s action in New York marked a strong enforcement push.

New York U.P

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