Chile seeks favorable terms in copper talks with United States
Chile presses for a price policy that favors its copper exports, arguing for stable U S relations and a price around 10 to 15 million dollars in value. Chile warns against punitive policies, cites Bolivia as a cautionary example, and hopes Congress maintains the 2 percent foreign copper tax while keeping its friendship with the United States intact.
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Chile
United States
Arizona
Nevada
Montana
Congress
Bolivia
Russia
Antwerp
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Civil Service Clerk Test Offered Across New England
The regional director announces a written civil service exam for a clerk position with a salary between 2500 and 3175 dollars yearly. Open in Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Vermont with no experience required. Applications must be filed by June 24 1952 at the Boston regional office or local exam secretary offices.
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First U. S. Civil Service Region
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Boards of
U. S. Civil Services Examiners
Board of
U. S. Civil Service
Rhodesland
Boston
New Officers Installed for CDA at Odd Fellows Hall
Court Our Lady Help of Christians, CDA installed new officers on Tuesday night June 10 at Odd Fellows hall. Agnes Connors was named grand regent succeeding Marie B. Dunn with Elizabeth Everton as district deputy. Other posts filled include Kathryn Gill vice grand, Emma Tombeno prophetess, Marilyn Sullivan financial secretary, Frances Kilmartin historian, Margaret Dickey treasurer, Helen Donahue monitor, Mary Hanley sentinel, Josephine Pageau lecturer, Helen McGrath organist, and trustees Marie Dunn and Elizabeth Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians
C.D.A
Odd Fellows Hall
Agnes Connors
Woodland Road
Marie B. Dunn
Walden Street
Elizabeth
FE Everett
Kathryn Gill
Emma Tombeno
Marilyn Sullivan
Frances Kilmartin
Margaret Dickey
Helen Donahue
Monitor
Mary Hanley
Sentinel
Josephine Pageau
Helen McGrath
Dunn
Elizabeth Connell
Local Men Named Harvard Marshals
Concord announces marshals for Harvard College commencement. Arthur Perry Jr of Concord, Walter H. Trumbull of Weston, and John B. Tew of South Lincoln will serve as marshals. Trumbull is ex director of admissions and Middlesex School trustee. Tew is a noted local resident and Concord Country Club member.
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Concord
Harvard College
Arthur Perry, Jr
Walter H. Trumbull
Weston
John B. Tew
South Lincoln
Trumbull
Middlesex School
Tew
Concord Country Club
Three Week Old Leghorn Chick Crowing Alarm
Jackson Mississippi report notes J E Richardson owns a white Leghorn that began crowing at three weeks old far earlier than the normal 15 to 16 weeks for a rooster. The unusual case drew attention from local observers.
Scouters Prepare Camp Sachem for Summer Camping Weekend
Scouters plan a significant work weekend at Camp Sachem with local unit leaders traveling to Antrim New Hampshire. The event begins after supper Friday night and continues through the weekend to ready the Boy Scout camp for early next month. Free room and board are offered to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Camp Sachem
Antrim
New Hampshire
Two Birthdays Noted in Dalton Family
In the Edward J Dalton family on Old Bedford Road two birthdays were observed this past week. On Tuesday the 10th their son Edward Jr. turned nine. The following Friday daughter Kathleen reached six. The couple also has a younger child.
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Concord
Edward J. Dalton
Old Bedford Road
Edward, Jr
Kathleen
Paper flowers stun Memphis woman in yard display
Mrs. W. B. Turner of Memphis, Tennessee, admired flowers in a neighbor’s yard but discovered the blooms were crafted from paper, surprising her with the delicate artistry on view.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. B. Turner
Company H Carbine Team Finishes Second at Camp Curtis
Concord unit’s Company H 182 RCT carbine team earned second place regimental honors at the June 8 event at Camp Curtis Guild Wakefield. First Lieut. Maurice L. Dee led the team as high scorer with Pfc William K Bovey second. first place went to G Company 182nd Reg MNG. Recruiting drives continue with strong interest from local draft-age men.
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Concord
182 RCT
MNG
Camp Curtis Guild
Wakefield
Maurice L. Dee
William K. Bovey
182Nd Reg
Dee
Philip B. Dee
Frank Williams
Pliny Jewell
Kevin Dwinnell
Chester, Rapson
George Newton
Massachusetts National Guard
Lieut
Atomic Energy Urged For Direct Peace Use
Cleveland engineer and author George Woodling seeks a patent for using atomic energy directly in welding. He holds 60 patents and teaches from Purdue and Western Reserve. The idea aims to heat metals for ingots and casting, enabling shipbuilding and iron or steel melting, with a push to learn about atomic power for peaceful uses.
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Cleveland, O
U.P
George Woodling
Woodling
Purdue
Western Reserve
Trg
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Longfellow
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Leto
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Hingham
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