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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
7
A partial transcription notes that veterans may receive term rate payments with no premiums and mentions eligibility for disability payments. It references individuals such as H. K. Authurd and E.K. Lowell and hints at waivers and provisions, though the text is fragmentary.
A bill before Congress proposes a monthly disability benefit of five dollars per one thousand dollars of coverage from National Life Insurance. If the insured is disabled for six months or longer the benefit would be payable.
Questions and answers outline burial in National Cemeteries for wives and widows of veterans under certain conditions. Power of attorney ends at death. Eligibility exceptions exist for short service due to injury. Direct inquiries to the General Land Office or Public Relations Officer at Army Base Boston for factual questions.
Sudbury announces the engagement of Jeannette Louise Mills daughter of Mr. and Mrs Abréth Mills to Charles W Whitworth son of Mrs Herbert Whitworth and the late Mr Whitworth. Whitworth a World War II veteran served two years in the European theatre. Miss Mills attended Sudbury High and works at the Hotel Statler.
Concord July 21 St Bridget's Holy Name defeated St Bernard's 20 to 7 behind Dick Flaherty pitching. St Bridget's amassed nineteen hits with every player reaching safely. Bob Riley slugged a three run triple and Gilman stood out for St Bernard's with a double and a triple. Batteries St Bridget's Laherty and Wasiluk. St Bernard's O'Neil Flannery and Monahan.
Governor Tobin expresses strong support for the New England Air Show to be held at Bedford Airport from August 15 to 18. He praises the Aeronautic Association and the Army Air Forces for bringing advanced aircraft and demonstrations to showcase American aviation strength and inspire regional pride.
Nine Joie Watch Mohawks dropped a 14 to 13 decision to Waltham last Sunday in a duel that left Mohawks tied for a playoff berth among four teams. Key contributions came from Johnson and Joyce on offense as Nickie Macone added a centerfield single, with Cordova youth also delivering in the game.
Concord. St Bernard's girls softball team meet Lincoln Playground girls at Emerson Playground Thursday in a return contest. In the first meeting Lincoln won 11 to 7 with Barbara Cullen and Marie GraBerbers among the batters.
A gardener lecture explains the rule of letting soil dry between thorough waterings. Dr Page from Ohio State advocates a balance of wetting soil deep, then allowing air and drying to promote root growth and vigorous development.
Concord St Bernard's ball teams plan several games over the coming weekend after beating Littleton last Wednesday and losing to St Bridget's Maynard on Sunday. The CYO Men lead their league with matches against St Bridget's CYO Juniors on Thursday and a season finale against Sacred Heart at East Lexington next Sunday. Friday night the St Bernard's Midgets face Lincoln Middies at Emerson Playground.
Bedford enrollees at the Camp Fire Girls camp in Arlington include Carolyn Jones Carol Julin Ann Julin Virginia Martin and Margery Baxter. George H Sweetman of Fletcher road is visiting relatives in Dedham.
The Middlesex County Extension Service hosts demonstrations by Professor Paul W. Dempsey on proper preparation of frozen foods for table use. A Q A follows each demo and a USDA film on freezing fruits and vegetables will be shown. Mason Rogers of Downe & Army Co discusses frozen food packing at Concord sessions July 25 and July 30 with public welcome.
Hartwell faces stock transaction charges tied to J F White Contracting Company. Testimony before Judge Arthur Baker reveals Hartwell received stock not paid for under an agreement. He admits holding voting shares in White and receiving 37 500 yearly plus travel months in Florida Canada and rest of year unclear on business dealings.
In a Superior Court decision Judge J Baker ordered the capital stock of J. F. White Contracting Co returned to Joseph F. White along with assets and equipment. A settlement around $50,000 was reached as attorneys conferred after suspension of the case. The Probate Court plans to determine land ownership linked to White Fuel Corp.
Jamies S. Gallagher of Lowes returns from duty at the Bedford Airport as townspeople greet Lieut. Governor Bradford during his brief town visit. The scene highlights local interest in state leadership and regional airport activity.
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