Secret Emergency Fund Revealed In Presidential Budget
A Washington analysis exposes the presidents secret emergency fund used for unaccounted purposes. Details show Truman drew millions for coal mine operations and various committees, with allocations to the Vatican ambassador salary, universal training, and multiple executive offices. The report notes many items lack congressional authorization and questions the fund’s oversight.
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Food Famine Committee
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Justice Department
Moderate government cuts and prudent policy urged
A tense discussion laments waste in government while urging targeted reductions to avoid harming essential programs. Advocates push for moderation, pruning nonessential bureaus, and maintaining productive work rather than sweeping, loud cutbacks.
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Stalin's peace talk clouded by Gromyko’s hardline stance
Critics say Stalin’s pledge to ease tensions is undermined by Andrei Gromyko, dismissed by rivals as overbearing and unreliable. U S diplomats note his strict control at the United Nations and a growing rift with Moscow’s allies, worsening Soviet relations and American trust.
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Sunday Service Conducted By Children At Se Acton Church
The Se Acton Church held a Children’s Sunday with youth leading the service. Bonnie Lee Smith led invocations and Bonnie Smith and Janice Phelps coordinated readings and commentary. The program featured Bible stories including How a Captive Maid Helped Her Master and David and Goliath with various child participants.
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Arthur ‘Lowden
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Robert
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Richard “Laffin
Janice ‘Phelps
Pat ‘Deane
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Phelps
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James McGarigle
Heiny Scapbell
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Joanne Acorn
School concert directs by Mrs Cleone Phelps group
Mrs Cleone Phelps directed the primary department with assistance from Mrs Charles Maniter and Mrs Fraser Laffin and Mrs Laurence Winslow and Severance. Mrs Richard Deane played the piano for the event.
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Charles Maniter
Fraser Laffin
Laurence Winslow
Severance
Richard Deane
Joseph Rogers Heads Holy Name Society in 1947 48
Joseph L o Ts serves as president of the Holy Name Society at St Michael's Bedford with John T th as vice president Joseph Genetti as secretary Howard Joy treasurer and a full slate of committees including J Earl Dick hall Charles F Murray Thom Poleo and J McGovern. Rev John J Alston acts as spiritual advisor. A Father and Sons breakfast is planned after the 9 15 mass on Sunday.
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Howard Joy
J. Earl Dickhall
Charles F. Murray
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Charles Sickfan
Vincent McGrath
John J. Alston
Father and Sons
Middlesex School Holds Commencement Exercises
Graduation exercises at Middlesex School will be held Friday this week. Headmaster Lawrence Terry will award diplomas to more than 26 members of the graduating class. Rev. J. Edgar Park, former Wheaton College president, will deliver the principal address.
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First Friday Masses in Concord at Two Churches
On Friday June 6 both St Bernard's Church and Our Lady Help of Christians Church in Concord will celebrate First Friday Masses. St Bernard's offers 6 and 7 o clock services while Our Lady's offers 5 30 and 7 o clock. Evening services honor the Sacred Heart at 7 30 followed by benediction.
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Concord Graduates Receive Diplomas in Rainy Ceremony
Twenty students in Concord receive diplomas during a rainy graduation program held indoors. Rev. Charles Peck delivers the invocation. Diplomas are presented by headmistress Miss Josephine Tucker with scholarships awarded by Ruth Morse Waldinger.
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Ruth Morse Waldinger
Memorial Congregational Church Children’s Day Services
The Sudbury First Parish and Memorial Congregational Church announce a Children’s Day on Sunday with a 10:30 arrival for the program at 11. Awards and certificates will be issued. christening of children planned. Annual church meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the vestry. school picnic Saturday at 11 a.m. before departure to Mrs Barrett’s home.
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South Sudbury
Freder J. Duplissey
Elinor Bentley
Charles Presley
C. E
Albert Tallant
Clergy Exchange Service Stow and Waverly Ministers
Rev. Paul N. Carnes guest preacher June 1 with Rev. John H. Morgan of Waverly exchanging pulpits. Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship service at 11 a m People’s Meeting at 7 00.
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Union Evangelical Church Sunday Schedule List
Sunday school at 9:30 a m and sermon at 10 45 a m are listed for Union Evangelical Church with Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Names such as Miss Bousiel Appel Mephen Joe Barry Hingham Ann Hickling Bradford Cambridge Mary Winder Crocker Fitchburg Phyllis DeVeau Cedarhurst New York Mary Marshall Leonard Norwell Martha Myer Belmont Lydia French Lund Boston Laurel Reed Greenwich Connecticut Laura Richardson Weston Alice Rogers Buffalo New York Patricia Wolcott Lowell appear in the reader notice.
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Sient Mephen
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Hingham
Ann Hickling
Bradford
Cambridge
Mary . Winder Crocker
Fitchburg
Phyllis DeVeau
Monument Hall to Replace Old Auditorium at Concord Parish
Work begins on a new combined gymnasium and auditorium called Monument Hall. It will seat about 500, with a separate Knight entrance near St Bernard and access from the old Municipal Parking Space. If ready by Thanksgiving, it could host the St Bernards Reunion, a marquee parish event.
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Dead of All Wars Honor Parade At Local Cemeteries
A memory day procession moved from the State Armory to West Concord and Main Street cemeteries for military honors. Rev Michael J Burke spoke at St Bernard s while readings honored veterans of World Wars I and II at Monument Square.
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Bethany Sisters Food Sale and Lutheran Events Summary
Maynard Rev A H Niskanen notes Scout meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday. June 7 Bethany Sisters sponsor a food sale at George ee store to aid Lutheran World Relief. June 8 Finnish service 9 30 a m English 10 45 a m Sunday School picnic at Otto Kunelius home. June 10 Lutheran Brotherhood meeting at 8 p m.
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Bethany Sisters
George Ee
Otto Kunelius
Great Road
Stow
Lutheran Brotherhood
Finnish Evangelical Mission Congregational Service Schedule
The Finnish Evangelical Mission Congregational Pastor Rev Eino J Hamisiainen will lead mid week service Thursday June 5 at 7 30 p m guest speaker Rev Alex Raita of Milwaukee Wisconsin. Coffer table sponsored by Mrs Hanna Reini and Agda. Saturday June 7 church monthly business meeting at 7 30 p m Sunday June 8 Sunday School at 10:00 a m Young Peoples meeting at 4:00 p m Evening Worship service at 7 30 p m.
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Alex Raita
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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Hanna Reini
Agda
Young Peoples
Union Con Easter Observance At Union Pastor’s Day
Union church holds Children’s Day on Sunday June 8 at 10 45 with apocrine exercises by the Sunday school. Perfect attendance pins awarded to listed children and others recognized for faithful attendance. Baptism and confirmations planned after morning service. Men's Fraternal League to meet June 2 at 8 00. Summer activities include outdoor cookout at Miss Ann Thompson’s home. Paper drive slated for Wednesday June 18 at 6 00.
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Union Con Eee
Norman‘. MacLean
Union Eqaitor
Mildred Weymouth
Nancy Bain
Georgia Hatch
Barbara
Jean Jokisaari
Fay Saarela
Roger ‘Weaving
Ronald Alving
Sandra Stammers
Ruth Emanuelison
Grace Wilder
Albert Carlson
James Allan
Sandra Shaw
Joanne Sylvia
Shirley Leithead
Charles Lent
Bert Alexanian
Leio Bain
Grater
Nancy
Allan
Pat Fgganes
Lee Anderson
John
Matthew Holt
Donald Herbert
Brayden
Hamburg
Noast
Ann. Thompson
Sudbury
Northfield
St George's Church Events Held in Maynard Mass
Rev Harry E Goll rector Edward M Green student asst 7 00 p m Thursday St Hil das Guild meets at Mrs Charles Spence 8 00 a m Sunday Holy Communion The factor will be the celebrant 10 45 a m Children's service The church school children of all orga will meet Together for this Green saga desinthet will be the preacher
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ST. George’s Church
Maynard
Massachusetts
Harry E. Goll
Edward M. Green
St. Hilda’s Guild
Charles. Spence
Church School
Children of All Orga
Green
Saga Desinthet
Parade Details From Concord Independence Day Celebration
A Concord parade featured a flag lowering and the Star Spangled Banner with a marching band led by Pieode. Units included Javits J Mansfield Post and World War I veterans. Marshals included Lieut Bernard J Rushz and Lieut Col Gus M Whitney, with Miss Edith Monson on the marshal staff alongside Spanish War and American Legion veterans.
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John W. Hagerty
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Girl Scouts
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Gus M Whitney
James
J. Mansfield
Edith
Monson. Com. Council
Parish Morning Services Preached at St Bernards and First Parish
Readable fragments describe morning sermons and Sunday programs at St Bernards and First Parish. Mentions Rev Edward Morning service by First Parish and Rev Earl Swa at St Bernards with vestry and Children’s Lunch planned.
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