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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
5
A fragment reports the Senate labeling a Stantonburg case unconstitutional amid discussions of George W. and Tol ca influence on class legislation. The incomplete text hints at a legal controversy tied to constitutional questions and state or local law.
The Kiwanis Club outlines a planning show to be held in October with E. Martel as officiant. Committee members include Lacroix as chairman Nathan Riseberg and Norman F. Wellen.
Marlboro Mr and Mrs Robert Colley of 6 High Street are the parents of a daughter born in the home.
Mr and Mrs Vinal Cook announce the birth of a daughter Junie 19 at the Wal thamem Pr Cotleie the former Ann Foote. The infant son born to Lieut Philip A Davis Jr and Mrs Davis Lowell road recently at Baket Mem hospital named Philip Winship. 4 H canners exhibit at Acton Center Soak church with district reps and a demonstration. Meeting of officers and non coms to be held. Service at First Parish edifice at 10 o'clock. Storm Tuesday night caused damage in Concord with heavy rain and hail, downing branches and small trees. sewers and gutters blocked and electric supply cut briefly.
Capt John Shade Franklin ace chaplain with the 182nd at Guadalcanal is now stationed Fort Sill Oklahoma. Pvt James H Dee Jr son of Mr and Mrs James H Dee of Beater sirens Maslow area has been noted. William P Olsen formerly of Acton stationed in Pacific with Navy expected home soon on furlough. Camp Edwards notes Corkum son of Mrs Bridget Corkum of Bedford Court after European theatre action. Pfc Joseph A Rinaldo recently decorated with silver star in Germany now on furlough at his father Joseph A Rinaldo Oldsboro road West Concord. A large group of veterans docked in New York last Sunday.
A wartime appeal urges immediate support for troops and home front efforts to ensure victory. The message emphasizes mobilizing morale, resources, and public contribution to sustain military campaigns and civilian resilience.
The St Bernard library in Concord will open this Friday evening with public invitation. David Gallagher of West Concord, a St Bernard’s High School freshman, finished his studies for the year. Sergeant and Mrs George E Johnson, formerly Ruby See of Concord, attended a service at Trinity Episcopal church. Sergeant Johnson, now stationed in the south, is with the Italian team and has served since 1942. Camp Unncon opened last Friday at Fenn School with about 25 youths reporting for this year’s work. Grant F Haskell of Milford NH will direct this summer.
The West Concord Garden Club met last Friday at Mrs. Winslow Dartson’s 373 Main Street West Neord. Mrs. Louis Audette presided with several Concord lodge of Elks members in attendance at the annual Saturday swap in Gloucester.
Neeeera ham and Mary Elizabeth McBreen observed a wedding anniversary last Saturday. The text mentions a ceremony at St. Bernard's church on Concord, and a sale planned by the Ladies Union of the West Concord Union church at Miss Laura Batt's home next Friday at 2 30. Partial names appear inconsistently, including Inez Big and Wilkins.
Recruitment drive urges men to join the Merchant Marine with reports of training trips and two to four month stints. Officials emphasize wartime duties aboard ships and the need for seafarers to report to the War Shipping Administration at depot 408.
Lowell H. Cram reports Acton is the sole town in the region officially over its E Bond quota in the Seventh War Loan campaign. He notes Acton tops all other bond types, including A and corporate issues, in this wave.
Concord couple Mr and Mrs Roth Newton MacRae of 16 Belknap Street celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary today. The Ebunle Bat has lived in Concord the past nine years and previously resided in Lincoln. They have two children, Laurie and Rothwell Jr.
Miss Mary Senxins of Wellesley hosted a Saturday picnic on Lake Waban at Wellesley College with Sudbury guests Mrs. Charles H Way and Mrs. William Lloyd Lloyd, plus Mr Margaret and the Four Lined boys. Lawrence J Raymond couple spent weekend in New York for an anniversary. Mrs Robert Yer Asher family plans California visit, staying until July 7. Master Richard Pletcher at Camp Little Siricho Plymouth NH for summer term. Seaman Charlie Sullivan completes training at Sampson and gets leave. will be eligible for a petty officer rating upon return. John Fowles, former student, noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names and places in a park setting with possible attendance and actions. The piece lacks clear dates or outcomes but hints at a local gathering or ceremony.
The piece condemns private capitalists pushing for state funded Port of Boston development and East Boston airport expansions. It accuses business leaders of hypocrisy as they demand subsidies while threatening to curb jobs if costs rise. It cites a $15 million down payment and calls out favored treatment for private industry over public need.
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