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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
9
Attic renovations will convert thousands of spaces into usable rooms with costs from 25 to 900 dollars per month loan plans. Insulation and heating extensions are advised, with full insulation costing about 160 dollars and heating work 200 to 300 dollars before walls and floors go in.
The funeral of Misa Catherine Agnes Fitzpatrick 66 of Concord was held last Thursday from Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home Bedford Street and at St Bernard's Church. Rev Michael J Burke officiated with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. She was born August 18 1883 in Concord and lived on Cambridge Turnpike. Survived by several brothers and sisters and her mother.
Lester Gifford from Omaha pleaded guilty to reckless driving and intoxication after frank admission of drinking. Judge Robert Troyer called the testimony refreshing and fined him one dollar plus costs while dismissing the reckless driving charge.
Norman E. Dee son of Mr and Mrs James H Dee of Bedford street spends the summer with his parents after completing his second year at St Clement's Hall Brighton He will enter St Johns Seminary Brighton in September to continue priestly studies.
Local shoppers glimpse a mix of porch umbrella deals with prices ranging from 26 cents to 28 dollars. Items include several discount sale figures and miscellaneous porch accessories highlighted in a casual specials listing.
The article argues living rooms should be the largest, multi use space. It notes modern families seek a single large living area replacing separate formal and informal front rooms. It also discusses bungalow costs, stating one story costs a little more to build than a two story of equal size.
Advertises fresh frozen dressed turkeys in 17 to 22 pound range with thick breasts and clean appearance. Prices 69 cents delivered and 65 cents at farm with 50 cent per pound discount for weights over 16 pounds. Includes delivery and weight-based pricing details.
A Harvard Law Review piece argues for broader discretion to grant venue changes due to prejudicial publicity. It notes statutory actions against publishers are often impractical and that courts should avoid disseminating trial information while public records remain accessible.
In Memphis Tennessee an elderly well dressed man enters a cafe and hurries to order a bite. He appears harried suggesting he may have urgent business or a pressing need.
The article notes consumers carry the largest I O U in banking history as debt totals rise to about 18 billion dollars in 1949. Bank credit demand declines for seven months in 1949 before a late-year revival driven by seasonal factors and higher industrial activity.
Paul P. Trainor announces AMVETS statewide campaign to raise funds for hospitalized veterans. Events include monster outdoor show September 13 at Manning Bowl Lynn and September 15 at Norwood Arena. Past efforts supplied ambulance, iron lung, portable wheelchairs and other medical items to facilities.
Report notes 760 children killed and 50,510 injured in the United States last year during street play incidents. Authorities call for safety measures and awareness to prevent further harm.
Berlin act ing postmaster Robert E. Taylor has been confirmed by the U S Senate for the office. Senator Levaritt Salonstall notified him of the confirmation today.
A former streetcar conductor who worked in Yonkers from 1902 to 1904 donated 500 dollars to the Third Ave Transit system to ease his conscience after admitting he had nickeled while on the car line.
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