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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
3
Officials warn supplementary rations may be reduced as gasoline use nears monthly quota amid transportation and military supply strains. Meat shortages also loom in the area with weekend supplies expected to be the leanest yet, signaling a critical market outlook.
The column observes spotty smoked and cured meats while vegetables look brighter with new potatoes arriving to prevent shortages for a time. It suggests market conditions and upcoming supply expectations to readers.
Berlin Congregational Church ladies host annual lawn party Friday night on church lawn with cafeteria supper and hand concert. Committees handle salads baked beans sandwiches coffee and desserts. Boy Scout hand from Marlboro to provide music. food sale and aprons also planned.
Firemen rescued a stranded kitten from a ledge along the East side of the Washington Street Bridge near the Aseabat River. Ladder work was needed to reach the animal this morning.
Francis Paul Montecalvo a 23 year old Gunnery graduate from Air Forces Flexible Gunnery School in Kingman Arizona is the son of Mr and Mrs Montecalvo of 11 Pearl Street Hudson New York He entered the Army at Fort Devonport on May 16 1942 after attending Hudson High School.
Edith Nourse Rogers receives an honorary law degree for her long public service and pioneering work for veterans workers and women. The citation highlights WWI secrecy duties, congressional leadership, and legislation advancing nursing, child protection, cancer research, and national security programs.
John J. Dempsey of Cambridge Turnpike, once ill at Emerson Hospital, is improved and now recovering at his home.
Troops in the Solomons convert captured Japanese aircraft fuel tanks for use in their operations. Soldiers report repurposing the tanks for flotation and storage aboard ships and aircraft, improving supply efficiency in jungle terrain and isolated bases.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Mart of 86 Hubbard Street observed their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday June 20 with a quiet gathering of relatives at home. They have lived in Concord since their marriage and are natives of all. Mr. Martinson runs a business at Concord Center. They have eight children: four sons and four daughters.
Concord athlete Young Toe McKenna, a junior track runner from Danvers, competed in the 209 meters national event at Randalls Island in New York. He clocked 21 and 4 tenths seconds in heat one, narrowly missing a place among the finalists. His father, Bernard A. McKenna, accompanied him on the trip from Bann Street.
St Bern's parish nine defeated Bridgeton 38 3 in a recent game at the Concord grounds. Robby Flynn starred on the mound as Arky Deve-Sey hurled for St Bern’s. Next Sunday St Bern’s faces Mohawk Juniors at home in Ree son playground.
Mr and Mrs Thorwald J Am demson announce the birth of a son at Emerson Heights. The couple resides at 2 Cottage Street and name the baby Pigehead, born to Mrs Alice May Anderson.
Firemen of the West Cowvent station plan their first July session on ning peat 6 at 7 o clock. Onet Harry E Pattie will be at fire arms as of Monday. Phe P. Si of the Bi Free.Church met at Miss Margaret Carson Commonwealth avenue. West on Tuesday evening. Miss Louise Walker of Mr and Mrs Harold Way Lowell road has returned after completing studies at Bryn Mawr college. Miss Stephania Palumbo Lexington road has a position with a local concern Sudbury road Massachusetts state guard nearly 1000 strong training at Middlesex School Saturday.
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