29 Cent Prices and Tin and Tan Mentions
A fragmented listing notes prices for items: 29 cents for two items, 49 cents for a can, 17 cents for tin, and 29 cents for tan. The OCR text is partial and lacks full item descriptions or context.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
15
A fragmented listing notes prices for items: 29 cents for two items, 49 cents for a can, 17 cents for tin, and 29 cents for tan. The OCR text is partial and lacks full item descriptions or context.
Boston College conferred degrees at commencement exercises held Wednesday. William M. ONeill of Concord, Jeremiah W. Sheehan of Concord, William F Gallagher of Maynard, and William F McNally Jr of Concord earned bachelor or master level degrees in business administration social work and science.
Lawrence F. Dutton of Fletcher Road is among those earning degrees at Boston University during the week. He attends the College of Business Administration. Charles W. DeBay of Scaman USN recently returned to Norfolk after a four month Mediterranean cruise aboard the destroyer U S S Steinaker. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Warren DeBay of Pine Hill Road.
Washington Senator Warren G Magnuson has introduced a bill to establish a Chiropractic Service within the Veterans Administration. The measure would offer chiropractic care to disabled veterans on the same basis as other VA services, with six grades and chief grade paying 10 000 to 11 000 dollars annually.
Police in Sandersville Georgia prepare for trouble as a concrete pillbox like building sits in the middle of town to be used by night policing. A new hospital bed described as electrically and hydraulically controlled can be operated by the patient without a nurse, claimed to be foolproof.
At the Middlesex Institution for Savings annual meeting held June 6 Samuel Hoar was re elected president. Thomas Todd became vice president with Alice D Anderson as clerk. Trustees and corporators were named, with Hoar and Ballou among key officers and a committee of investment chaired by Hoar Pratt and Tuttle.
A Saturday afternoon food sale at the Church of Christ proved highly successful led by chairman Mrs. Walter B. Brolin and assistants including Mrs. Mildred P. Arnold Miss Ruth M. Livermore and several others. The piece notes the tomb of Samuel J. Tilden bears the words I still trust the people, linked to his 1876 electoral near-victory.
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