Record Breaking Political Forecast and Hurricane Recovery
A discussion notes Democrats potential House gains could set a historic record dating back to 1854 with eight or more consecutive wins. It cites prior party runs through 1910 and 1930 as historical benchmarks. The second item reports on post storm recovery efforts, praising public utilities and services restored after the severe hurricane. It emphasizes rapid cleanup, restoration of services, and public appreciation for utility workers.
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House of Representatives
No Yi
Tereblicans
Pisti
Reon
California Primaries Signal Era Turn In Politics
Western Union report outlines California primary results reshaping party lines. CIO PAC weakness, Kenny’s leftward backlash, and Warren’s cross-party appeal tipped governorship toward Republicans. Observers note a broader shift as radicals lose traction and pro-Russian influence campaigns surface.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Ciopac
Jimmy Roosevelt
Ickes
Kenny
California
Let the Ads Guide You When Shopping pm
A retail page urges readers to use advertisements as a buying guide. The column highlights deals, promos, and product picks aimed at helping shoppers compare prices and options quickly.
Holy Hour for Men publicity praised by Concord paper
A 1946 letter from Rev. Daniel J. Donovan thanks the Concord Enterprise for publicity of the Holy Hour for Men at Braves Field, noting the event moved from June 2 to June 9. The executive secretary signs the note on June 21, 1946.
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Archdiocesar
Union of Holy Name Socities
Fae
Mass
Ed Concord Enterprise
Concord
Currier
Braves Field
Rev
Daniel J. Donovan
Maynard Enterprise
Maynard
South Acton
Gala Fourth Predicted Here Evening of Aerial Acts and Prizes
A community gala features aerial acts at 9 PM with special prizes awarded at 10 30 and a fireworks display planned for 11 PM. Booths and entertainments stay open between events as the Knights organize the large program expecting broad civic support and free grounds admission.
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Knights
Knights Cabrety
Renesra
Mrs Frederick L Clark Resting Comfortably in Sudbury Hospital
The many friends of Mrs. Frederick L. Clark report she is resting comfortably at Baker Memorial Hospital after a period of serious illness.
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Frederick L. Clark
Clark
Baker Memorial Hospital
Duck with three legs found at Simons farm
A Marengo, Hl.U.P. farmer reports a duck with three legs and four feet. The bird has two normal legs and a third leg near the tail bearing two feet.
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Marengo, Hl.u.p
Simons’ Farm
Poison ivy and sumac warning notes for summer readers
An advice bulletin discusses ivy and sumac poisoning treatments and sun safety with quotes from readers. It references a U S Department of Agriculture bulletin from 1972 with illustrations and practical steps, and suggests posting copies on bulletin boards. It also mentions birth rates highlighting New Mexico and other states and ends with a note to buy Victory Bonds and Stamps.
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Joan
U. S. Dept. of Reulture
Enka
Concord Notes Highlight Local Happenings And Milestones
Theresa McKenna of 5 Laurel Street finishes Regis College studies and works summer post. Rev Otto Rafos, ex pastor and Navy chaplain, preached at Evangelical Free Church. Infant David Haines born to Leeman and Elizabeth Haines of 67 Central Street West Concord. Walden Pond and White Pond drew large crowds to beat the heat. Batleground Cafe on Mill Dam closing amid meat shortages. Frances O Connor and Josephine Sorrenti injured in Route 2 Littleton crash, improving at Emerson Hospital. Fred Dunham and Mary Elizabeth McBreen Dunham celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary at St Bernard’s Church.
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Otto T. Rafos
U.S. Navy
Evangelical Free Church
Last Sunay
Leeman E. Haines
Central Street
West Concord
David
Frances O’connor
Josephine’ Sorrenti
Bedford Court
Concord
Littleton
Emerson Hospital
Fred Pryor Dunham
Mary Elizabeth McBreen
Bedford Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Boat repairs scarce as manufacturers focus on new motors
Avoid repairs this summer due to scarce parts. Manufacturers concentrate on new motors, making non current model components hard to obtain and delaying service.
A March to June Farm Enrollment and Parish Notices
Middlesex County farmers are urged to enroll in the Agricultural Conservation program before June 30. Rev Merrill O Bates preached at First Parish Unitarian Church. The first Union summer service is set for next Sunday. Fourth Degree K of C members met in Boston with James Huban elected Faithful Navigator for the year. Mrs F DeHart Houston plans a visit through New York to New Canaan. St Bernard’s benediction shifts to Sundays after 10:30 mass with no summer evening services. Sugar canning coupons Spare Stamp No 10 and Home canning Stamp No 9 are valid through Oct 31. Cordially, Cordially, Veterans classes at Concord high through summer. Mary Lou and Anne Hills depart for vacation trips. Lincoln Red Cross elects Richard Fleck chairman and Robert Brinkerhoff vice chairman.
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Merrill. O. Bates
Grosse Point
Michigan
First Parish Unitarian Church
Bishop
Most
St. Bernard’s Church
Michael J. Burke
Milton Woman Dies at Home in Bedford Area
Mrs Estelle L Draper Hart wife of Dr M A H Hart and mother of M Wentworth Hart died at her Milton residence on Thursday Funeral services were held Monday at Community church Milton She belonged to Women’s Relief Corps Women’s Club Daughters of the American Revolution and the Community church She is survived by her husband a son Ezra D Hart of Andover a brother George A Draper of Fairhaven Vermont and a sister Mrs Oes A Bullock of Bristol
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Bedford
Sefternoon
Milton
Estelle L. (Draper) Hart
M. A. H. Hart
M. Wentworth Hart
Hartford Street
Hart
Women’s Relief Corps
Women’s Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Community Church
Ezra D. Hart
Andover
George A. Draper
Fairhaven
Vermont
Oes A. Bullock
Bristol
Sudbury Planner Grants Antique Shop Permit
Nathaniel T. Loring wins permission from the Sudbury Planning Board to operate an antique shop on the Boston Post Road at the corner of Dudley Road. Albert N. Young is carrying out extensive home repairs on Peakham Road. Chicago Plan Commission declares ten thousand occupied dwellings unfit for occupation. National Consumer Retail il reports shoppers waste 8.59 million pounds of fresh vegetables yearly through poor buying habits.
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Nathaniel T. Loring
Sudbury Planning Board
Boston Post Road
Dudley Road
National
Consumer Retail
Infant son of Fitchburg residents named Kenneth
Delegates of the Cuts of Columbus and Boston Chapter hold a monthly meeting at quarters. Mr and Mrs Earle son of Belknap Concord observe 20th anniversary. The Rebekah lodge meets next Monday evening. The Fourth of July parade features a paracord float. George E Erickson guest at the Wil club. The annual Thores mecéa is planned for next month with a similar program to prior years.
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Cuts of Columbus
Boston
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