Pin stow faces claims in nightlife car tow incident
A note reports a man named Pin Stow alleging rights of a car tow caused him to fall onto a pole in the street. Police investigate the front area for witnesses and possible video evidence.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1947
Page
6
A note reports a man named Pin Stow alleging rights of a car tow caused him to fall onto a pole in the street. Police investigate the front area for witnesses and possible video evidence.
The operator of the cafe and all the passengers suffered facial cuts and were taken to Emerson Hospital in Concord by a Twombley ambulance. The crash was investigated by Chief of Police Peter Larsen and Officer Andrew Larsen.
West Concord Boy Scout Troop 43, newly affiliated with Sachem Council, sponsors by Our Lady Help of Christians parish, will hold a regular meeting Friday at 7 oclock in the rectory basement.
Concord Rotary Club hears Joseph P. Coyne of the FBI discuss the bureau’s 1929 founding under J Edgar Hoover, training needs, and fingerprinting crime-solving. He notes wartime arrests, postwar crime levels and hopes for crime reduction through service clubs, schools, churches, and parental involvement.
Alfred Hayes 61 of Hyde Park was injured and his sister-in-law Mrs. Frank C. Hayes of Waltham unhurt after Hayes rammed the rear of his car on Concord Pike near Jamaica Plain road. The car was pushed 450 feet, Hayes injured with broken leg and contusions, taken to hospital. Patrolman John T. Foster investigated.
A Lincoln petition by 10 taxpayers seeks changed control of trust funds for the deCordova museum. The hearing before Attorney Nelson B. Vanderhoof in Boston involves Abraham C Webber and others, with Frank B. Wallis town counsel. Estimates for repairs range from 30 000 to razing the main house, amid divided views on the museum’s value.
Mrs John Dipple and her two sons John and William visited Candy Hill rocky area near the Bed In water Maine for a recent Sudbury Baseball Club game. The Saturday evening match drew much attention as one of the most exciting contests of the season.
Edward A. Boresen of Concord in his annual vacation with Mutty & Tirrell. Mr and Mrs Arthur Thoresen of Strawberry Hill Road left last weekend for their annual vacation at Cuttyhunk on the Cape.
Miss Marcia Reynolds daughter of Mrs Kenneth B Reynolds and the late Mr Reynolds wed David Tyler MacLane son of Mrs Donald B MacLane of Norwalk Conn The ceremony was at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev Bradford Hastings officiating A reception followed The bride attended Concord Academy Longy School of Music and worked as a secretary at the Fenn School The groom a Loomis School graduate and Dartmouth College 1943 class teaches at Fenn School
Concord Mrs. Edmund Billings of 72 Monument Street and Vineyard Haven announces the engagement of her daughter Elizabeth Billings to Mr. Harold B. Roitman, son of Dr. A. G. and Dr. Roitman of Winthrop. Elizabeth is a Dartmouth graduate and Radcliffe candidate. Harold is a 1935 Dartmouth graduate and Harvard Law School 1942 alumnus. They plan an early September wedding.
Four young people were injured in a one car crash shortly after midnight last Saturday on Route 126 near Bakers Bridge. Beverly Wirin 21 Reading operated the car which veered hit a tree and overturned. Passengers Stanley Perry 23 Arlington Helen Batchelder 22 Reading and Ian H Maclardy 29 West Roxbury were treated for injuries at Emerson Hospital.
James S. Vincent 37 formerly of South Boston linked to Norfolk State Prison Colony escape scheme last week. Vincent has served 20 years and was connected to Abraham Goldenberg of Malden who has twice attempted escape.
The Catholic Daughters of America gathered a large group at Miss Elizabeth G Connell's home 15 Old Bridge Road West Concord last Saturday afternoon for a whist party and food sale. Members and guests attended and refreshments were served.
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