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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

4

Secret weapon rumors swirl over Navy 1947 appropriation hearings

Reported whispers in Washington claim a new germ spray weapon, allegedly more deadly than an atomic bomb, could be delivered by high flying planes. Rep. Albert Thomas cited the claim, while editors caution on sourcing as second class mailing suspensions complicate press coverage.

Wea Wash Gton Navy Albert Thomas Texas House Associated Press Dispatch

Vandenberg and Labor Talks Mark Senate Briefs

Senator Vandenberg defends a strong foreign policy while joking about re election. CIO chief Murray denounces Truman labor policy amid hearings on the labor draft. Dixie fertilizer rationing discussed.农业 data shows 1944 patterns. Veterans affairs and cabinet aides feature in Capitol chaff with resignations and travel.

Mrs Velma Haynes Dies in Sudbury at 41

Mrs Velma M Haynes wife of Herbert Haynes of Mill Lane Road Sudbury died last Saturday aged 41 Born Framingham Framingham she leaves husband three children Pauline David and Mrs Virginia Hazen of South Sudbury her father Fred Handley Framingham a brother Thurber Handley Cochituate and three sisters Mrs Doris Dunn Framingham Berni Ainsworth Natick Rita Griffin Hudson Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m Fowler Funeral Home Maynard with Rev Duplissey Memorial Congregational officiating burial at North Cemetery Sudbury

Sudbury Velma M. Haynes Herbert Haynes Mill Lane Road Haynes Framingham Pauline David Virginia Hazen South Sudbury Fred Handley Thurber Handley Cochituate Doris Dunn Berni Ainsworth Natick Rita Griffi Hudson Fowler Funeral Home Maynard Mr. Duplissey Memorial Congregational Church North

Were United in Marriage at Unitarian

Miss Bertha Freeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin C Freeman Springs Road married Kenneth Nutt son of Mr and Mrs Henry J Nutt Lexington on Saturday afternoon at the First Parish Unitarian church Rev Gilbert A Phillips officiated with Rev John Brigham of Billerica assisting The double ring service was used The bride wore white lace net over taffeta with finger tip veil and carried white carnations bouquet She was given in marriage by her father

Parker Blanchard Wedding Details Highlight Cambridge Romance

Mrs Parker Blanchard of Winchester wore white net over silk for her wedding to Harold Nutt of Lexington. In a ceremony at a church, Miss Nancy Hunnewell and Miss Shirley Hunnewell of Lewiston Maine served as bridesmaids. The best man was Harold Nutt and ushers included Lawrence Freeman and Francis McCarron. Music by Mrs Gilbert Phillips. Reception followed in church parlors and the couple left for a honeymoon, planning to reside on Huron Avenue Cambridge.

Parker Blanchard Winchester Nancy Hunnewell Shirley Hunnewell Lewiston Maine Harold Nutt Lexington Lawrence Freeman Francis McCarron Gilbert A. Phillips Nancy Ge Ridhdy S."dodge Huron Avenue Cambridge

Rotary Club in Maynard Gets Charter

A Hudson group led by President Harry Searles witnessed Maynard Rotary Club receive its charter Monday night with 300 visiting Rotarians and Rotary Ann wives. Marlboro, Uxbridge, Hudson, Clinton and others contributed gifts as District Governor Lyman Rutledge presented the charter.

Hudson Harry Searles Maynard Rotary International Maynard Club Rotary Ann Marlboro J.oley Harry Starr Waltham Club Lyman Rutledge Dedham Charles Meeker Newton Club

Concord Veterans Return Visits and Family Ties

John B. Coyne of 258 Main Street visits his parents on vacation from duties with the Veterans Administration in San Antonio Texas. Since discharge from the U S Army he has worked in that southern city. His brother Thomas also a veteran served in the Navy and is now in Seattle Washington.

John B. Coyne Main Street Veteran Administration San Antonio Texas U. S. Army Thomas Navy Seattle Washington

Sunday Chicken Dinner Tips From A & P Home Service

Historic overview traces chicken origins from Asiatic fowl to European banquets and American family menus. The piece notes wartime poultry importance, current high production, and multiple cooking methods with time per pound and oven temps. It offers stuffing ideas and a complete Sunday dinner plan with roast chicken, stuffing, gravy, sides, salad, jelly, and beverage.

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Youngest Cabinet Member Krug Serves Under Truman

J A Krug at age 38 becomes secretary of the interior the youngest in President Truman's cabinet. He succeeds Harold Ickes who at 71 was the oldest cabinet member and had held the post.

J. A. Krug Truman Harold Ickes

Three Hudson Boys Graduate From St Marys

Hudson three boys William Maurice Rivers Richard Madden and Seaward Gray Jr graduate from St Mary's high school in Waltham at commencement exercises. Rivers earned gold medals for general excellence and Christian Doctrine and a gold M pin for above 85 percent averages. Rivers and Madden plan to enter Holy Cross College in the fall.

Hudson St. Mary’s High School of Waltham William Maurice Rivers William A. Rivers Pope Street Richard Madden Frank L. Madden Shawmut Avenue Seaward Gray Jr Seaward Gray Priest Street Rivers Madden Holy Cross College

Local Couple Engaged Hudson Couple Announces Engagement

Hudson Mr and Mrs Charles Alves announce the engagement of their daughter Miss M Irene Alves to Charles H Jacobs son of Mrs Joseph N Jacobs Both families list long wartime service and professional affiliations Miss Alves a 1941 Hudson High and Wilson School graduate works at Summerville Hospital Jacobs a 1941 graduate served 2nd Marine Division campaigns in Saipan Tinian and Okinawa and is a Lapointe Machine Tool employee No wedding date set Buy Victory Bonds and Stamps.

Hudson Charles Alves Felton Street M. Irene Alves M. T Charles H. Jacobs Joseph N. Jacobs Woodrow Street Miss Alves Hudson High School Wilson School of Medical American Association of Medical Technologists Summerville Hospital Jacobs Marine Corps Pacific 2Nd Marine Division Saipan Tinian Okinawa Japan Hudson Police Relief Association Manning Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Lapointe Machine Tool Company

Unitarian Evening Alliance Hosts Cud Whist Party at Curtis Home

Marlboro members of the Unitarian Evening Alliance held a cud whist party at Lake Farm the Curtis residence on Hosmer street. Prizes went to the high scorer at each table and refreshments followed the social hour. Arrangements were made by Mrs. Lewis Clark.

Unitarian Evening Alliance Lake Farm Charles W. Curtis Hosmer Street Lewis Clark

Clifford wins: Mrs Key announces sister in Ashland

Mrs Key of Learned proclaims her sister Mrs Tin of Ashland Southboro to Brooksville Maing. Tin employed in Lombard Governa tion while a reside community. Mr Gr commissioner of This is the second both parties and it place early in August.

Southboro Key Learned Tin Ashland Brooksville Maing Lombard

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