Concord VFW Post Builds Activity Under Cmdr Bregoli
Concord Post 6537 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars remains active under Cmdr Dalgo Bregoli. The post has grown from 100 to about 160 members since its 1946 formation and plans future drives and events including poppy sales to support the national veterans orphanage in Michigan.
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Concord Vfw
Cmdr. Bregoli
Concord
Concord Post
F. W
National Veterans of Forgn
Lowell
Bernard J. Rushe
Sudbury Road
Dalgo Bregoli
Elsimore Street
Rushe
Concordost
Robert E. Sheehan
Ld Bridge Road
Charles M. Ron
Hubbard Oe
Act
E. McPhillips
Belknappet
Cmdr
Bregoli
National Organization
Veterans Orphanage
Michigan
Concod
Augustus R. Macone
Lexington Road
Bregels
Post
Memorial Day and July 4th events noted in town
Memorial Day observances and July 4 celebrations are highlighted with prize floats including a standout float showing the raising of the American flag on Iwo Jima. Notable post members include Col. Otis M. Whitney governor’s councilor from Concord and Russsll Jones retired commander of District 4 living in Arlington. Other Concord post officers listed.
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Iwo Jima
Col
Otis M. Whitney
182Nd Regiment
Concord
Russsll Jones
District 4
Arlington
Concord Post
Macone
Franklin E. Hartwell
Juniior
Byron
Leonard E. Rae
Jones
McPhillips
Sheehan
Town's Annual Classes Open Next Monday
Concord announces the summer playground program starts Monday morning June 26 at 9 30 with briefing by Roger C. Fenn and Bernard E. Megin. Classes run weekdays to August 18 at Emerson Rideout playgrounds for youths ages four to 16 under instructors Miriam C Clark and others.
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Concord
Roger C. Fenn
Concord Recreation Commission
Bernard E. Megin
Miriam C. Clark
Kenneth Rich
Alice Morse
Ann Early
Anne McNally
Shirlie Rice
Rosemary McCoy
Walter R. Carew
John J. O’connell
James V. McMullen
Deer disrupts Ak-Sar-Ben race with bold dash
A deer bolted onto the Omaha track during Ak-Sar-Ben racing and sprinted down the stretch before leaping the rail and vanishing. The incident left spectators stunned as a newcomer captured top honors that day.
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Omaha
Neb
U.P
Concord Navy man beaten and robbed in Concord
Robert F. Finan, 21, a Navy airman stationed at Quonset, was beaten and robbed of $102 and personal papers on the Concord Turnpike. He was picked up by two youths in a 1935 Ford Tudor after hitchhiking from Arlington and dumped near Route 2 Route 128 junction. found unconscious by Ray Doherty at 2:50 a.m., taken to Lexington police station.
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Concord
Robert F. Finan
Belknap Street
U. S. Navy
Quonset
Rhode Island
Concord Turnpike
Lexington
Pleasant Street
Arlington
Route 128
Ray” Doherty
Boston
Finan
Local Youths Aboard Bow Doin Arctic Voyage
Two Concord youths sail on the Bow Doin for a three month Arctic voyage. Peter Marden and Peter Rand join Donald B. MacMillan on the 18th Bow Doin voyage and 29th MacMillan expedition, about 8,000 miles planned to September.
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Concord
Bowdoin
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
Arctic
Peter Marden
Lowell Road
Peter Rand
Lincoln
Marden
MacMillan
Rand
Donald B. MacMillan
Cheese theft at Chicago grocery ends with $100 loss
A man entered Thomas Stoddard's grocery and ordered cheese. While Stoddard sliced cheese, a second man ran out with no cheese and $100 cash from the register. The helper left effort to catch the thief but no capture occurred.
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Chicago
Thomas Stoddard
Stoddard
Sudbury Residents Head Home and Plan Summer Moves
Sudbury residents list summer plans and college steps. Shirley Cutting returns from Peterboro to Sudbury for June. Ann Burns to enter University of Maine at Orono. Thames Poole accepted at Embry-Riddle in Miami. families vacation at Rye Beach and Greenfield NH. graduates and alumni events follow at Framingham and Paul Smith's College with local relatives and employers in Washington.
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Shirley Cutting
Peterboro
New Hampshire
Boston University
Ann Burns
Arnold Burns
Concord Road
South Sudbury
University of Maine At
Orono
Thames Poole
C. R. Poole
Landham Road
Sudbury
Embry-Riddle School of Aeronautics
Miami
Florida
Phyllis Hamilton
Merle Hamilton
Paul Smith’s College
Paul Smith’s
New York
Hamilton
National Security Council
Washngton
D. C
Sudbury Birthdays Marked With Backyard Cookout
Sudbury residents Mrs. Richard Whelpley and Mrs. Earl Bald celebrate birthdays with a surprise cookout at the P. Eaton home on Concord road. Guests included Arthur Fay Jr., Nelson Deveneau, Robert Phelps, Peter Sene cal, Bernard Titus, Richard Whelpley, Earl Baldwin, He Brown, Irving Fay, and William Spiller of Fayville.
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Sudbury
Richard Whelpley
Earl Baldwin
Concord Road
South Sudbury
Arthur Fay, Jr
Nelson Deveneau
Miss Keyes Presents Piano Recital at Moynihan Home
Miss Nancy Claflin Keyes led a June 10 pianoforte recital at Shiela Moynihan’s home. The 12 class members performed before 30 parents and friends including Dorothy Quinn Susan Heath Leanne Mahoney Gertrude White Mary Ann Ashley Linda Welch Jerry Josephine White Kate Warren Shiela Moynihan Donald Marquis and Pete Hoggland.
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Sudbury
Nancy Claflin Keyes
Shiela Moynihan
Dorothy Quinn
Susan Heath
Leanne Mahoney
Gertrude White
Mary Ann Ashley
Linda Welch
Jerry Josephine White
Kate Warren
Donald Marquis
Pete Hoggland
Prank Costs Kansas Student With Fine
Kent McCullough, a college student, was fined for reckless driving and disobeying police orders after chasing two carloads of students along a mid Kansas highway in a prank.
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Kan
U.P
Kent McCullough
Stow Girl Scouts Honor Badge Night At Town Hall
Stow Girl Scouts held badge night with Troops I and II and the Brownie Troop led by Mrs. Roger Witherbee and Mrs. Winthrop Addy. Girls earned back yard camper, housekeeper, cook, My Country, child care, Bird Finder, Hostess, sewing, and 5 year membership pins as ceremonies closed. Mrs. Peck presented retiring Troop II leader Mrs. Herrick a chair and picture as thanks for years of service.
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Stow
Roger Witherbee
Winthrop Addy
Marjorie
Eleanor Warren
Eleanor Peck
Carol Wetherbee
Ann Herrick
Susan
Sarah Handler
Judith Allan
Joan Herrick
Marie McDonald
Nancy Johnson
Sheilah Enneguess
Joanne Lawson
Virginia Joki
Charlene Jameson
Brenda Nelson
Linda Scott
Ann O’toole
Joan Vodoklys
Flora Merrill
Sandra Herrick
Virginia Vodoklys
Margaret Woodhead
Ruth Johnson
Sarah
Susan Handler
Mari¢é McDonald
Sandra
Margaret
Virginia
Nancy Johnston
Joanne Lamson
Warren
Peck
Herrick
Population rise in Stow from 1900 to 1950 census
The 1950 Federal Census shows Stow’s population at 1697 as of April, up 454 since 1940. Census chief Eben Cobb announced the figures, noting 30 year growth totaling 596 since 1920 and 50 year gains with a peak five year rise of 360. Winnipeg meaning murky waters.
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Stow
Eben Cobb
Fitchburg
Sudbury P T A Summer Playgroup Plans July Program
The Sudbury P T A Summer Playgroup outlines July activities for grades 1-8 on Mondays and Wednesdays 9:30 to 12 at Centre School. The program features handwork crafts games folk dances songs stories and sports led by Mrs Bondelevitch and supervised pre school sessions at South School led by Mrs Rose Morris with badminton racquet lending noted.
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Sudbury
Bondelevitch
Maynard
South School
Rose Morris
Lions To Install New State Tuesday
Concord Lions club to install new officers Tuesday night June 27 at 6 30 at the Howard Johnson restaurant. President Maxwell E. Lawrence to preside. Osman C. Chaffee named new president with installation by Past President Rothwell N. MacRae a local Lions zone chairman.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Maxwell E. Lawrence
Osman C. Chaffee
Rothwell N. MacRae
The
Lions
Priesthood pause during liquor store robbery shocks bandit
Ed Janssen, owner of a St. Paul liquor store, says his prayerful hesitation during a robbery wasn’t stall, but devotion. He explains he knelt to pray hoping the bandit would not harm him as the heist unfolded.
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St. Paul
U.P
Ed Janssen
Ambiguous Text Note on Civilian Studies and Massachusetts Address
The readable fragment suggests a focus on civilian studies and a location at 1 Massachusetts East Street. It hints at choices or procedures but the text is fragmented and lacks clear events, dates, or named individuals to confirm a full notice.
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Manny’s
Hudson
Featuring
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Normandie Restaurant For Information Call
TAX and Vacation Club
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Main Street
Concord 263
Agency For Savings Bank Life Insurance
Aynard
Massachusetts
Maynard High School
George Washington Auditorium
Samuels Studio
U. S
Concord Navy
V. F. W. Skyroom
Ed Hinckley
Francis Farrell
Kenneth
Dorothy
Janice
M. P. Eatons
Greenfield, New Hampshire
Albert Tallant
Shirley
Allan
Granville Haley
Lancaster Road
Rye Beach
Joan Ling
Mary Gaffney
David Hawes
Victor Bogle
Warren Garlick
George Wheeler
Meadows
Framingham
Larry Green
South
Patricia
Phyllis
Amherst
Robert Hamilton
Joan
Robert
University of Massachusetts
Girl Scout
Stow Town Hall
Winnipeg
Mrs. Riman
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