Atwood Named to Veterans Housing Group Bedford
Bedford selectmen appoint Webber Avenue resident Atwood as fifth member of the Veterans Housing Authority joining Herman E. Christensen Gunnar Hemmingson Francis J. Kelly and William Trainor. Members will be confirmed by March election with yearly retirements expanding the board. Francis J. Kelley elected temporary chairman. Veterans applications for homes discussed and state funding requested to start building. A contractor proposed ten to twelve prefabricated houses. Bedford rejected the plan citing preference against this housing type.
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Bedford
Earl S. Atwood
Webber Avenue
Veterans’ Housing Authority
Board of Selectmen
Herman E. Christensen
Gunnar Hemmingson
Francis J. Kelly
Wiliam Trainor
Francis J. Kelley
Bedford Cave
Ingest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A brief public service notice promotes buying United States Savings Bonds as a patriotic investment. It urges citizens to support national debt management and encourages participation through available series and repayment options.
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U. S
Concord Local Nurse Returns From Vacation
Miss Jean Murphy of Emerson Hospital resumes duties after annual vacation. Mr and Mrs George H Fenton of 11 Central Street West Concord celebrated their wedding anniversary last Sunday July 25. The couple has long been active locally and Mr Fenton is in business in West Concord.
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Jéan Murphy
Emerson Hospital
George H. Fenton
Central Street
West Concord
Feénton
Birthday Note for West Concord Girl Sheehan
West Concord announces Roberta Ann Sheehan seventh birthday daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Sheehan of Old Bridge Road Mrs Sheehan formerly Judith Penttila celebrated last Friday July 23rd with family and friends.
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West Concord
Roberta Ann Sheehan
Robert Es ‘Sheehan
Old Bridge Road
Sheehan
Judith Penttila
Lawson Enters Candidacy For State Auditor Post
Concord Douglas Lawson, longtime head of the Republican Club of Massachusetts, announces his bid for State Auditor. A Boston insurance executive and World War I veteran, Lawson is Harvard Burdett and Oxford educated and has been a member of the American Legion since its formation.
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Concord
Douglas Lawson
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
State Auditor
Lawson
Boston
American Legion
Harvard
Burdett
Oxford
Boise Early Schools Through the Years
Boise built its first school house in 1863 as a small log cabin. The first high school opened in 1892 and the earliest graduating class earned diplomas in 1885.
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Boise
Russell Files 434 Signatures for Nomination in New District
Howard S. Russell of Wayland filed 434 certified signatures at the State House as he seeks the state representative seat from the Tenth Middlesex District. The filing positions him as a leading Republican candidate in a district including Hy i Sudbury Wayland and Lincoln. Russell has long served as Wayland moderator and planning board chair.
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Wayland
State House
Howard S. Russell
Tenth Middlesex
Russell
Hy i
Sudbury
Lincoln
Massachusetts’ State College
Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation
Hudson
Trincolm
Curses and Courage in Bowery TV Fund Drive
Two Salvation Army captains Olive McKeown and Luella B Larder dubbed the Angels of the Bowery launch a campaign to buy a television set for the liquorless Bowery Red Shield Club. They warn TV lures keep drinkers from staying sober and urge victory bonds purchases.
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New York
Salvation Army
Olive McKeown
Luella B. Larder
Angels of the Bowery
Bowery Red Shield Club
Local residents take summer travels and returns
Linda Rivert visiting great aunt in Detroit while other locals report work returns and family trips. Melvin Smith resumes duties at First National Store after two weeks away.
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Linda Rivert
Arthur J. Rivet
91 South Road
Mrs Albert, Uhl
Detroit, Mich
Melvin Smith
First National
Cambridge Plans Monument To Washington Commander Site
After three and a half years of planning, Cambridge allocates 16000 dollars for a General George Washington monument near the place where he assumed command of the Continental Army in 1775.
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Cambridge
Mass
U.P
George Washington
Youth enlistment prep amid antiwar sentiment noted
Washington analysis states less than a month remains before a large draft push, with 924000 new men targeted and exemptions for veterans and certain medal holders. It notes public reluctance, anti military propaganda, and argues enlistment benefits outweigh fears despite patriotism shifts.
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Atwood
Veterans Housing Group
Elmwood Farm
Anne Salo Koski
Parker Street
Alumni
Salo-Simon Farm
Sunkist
Stuart Symington
Charles E. Yeager
Gene Yeoursecr
Swift
Hamburg
Prem Swift
Swanson
Co-Op
Kellogg's
Kirkman
Camay
Lux
Crisco
Peaches
Elberta
Broccoli
Andy Boy
MAIN
United Co-operative
Long Island
Curse OF
Television
Walter B. Brolin
Barbara
Gail
Bacon Road
Whitefield
N. H
Proctor
Vermont
James B. Laffin
Concord Road
Norman Whittiker
Lewiscley
Penn
Roland Sullivan
Foxboro
White Mountains
Young Whittker
William C. Skarda
Carol
Joan
Fitchdale Avenue
Kevil
Kentucky
Everett. Wellington
Lockport
Walter Bieren
Concord Street
Baukh
Washington
Kremlin
Evers
Pearl Harbor
Eller
Atilanca
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