Price ceiling violators face jail and fines, says OPS official
Costello states price enforcement uses FBI Treasury and Naval Intelligence staff with lawyers to file urgent reports if needed. Violators face up to one year in jail, fines up to 10000 dollars, or both, plus civil penalties like damages, triple profits, injunctions, and contempt if ignored. He notes cases awaiting Washington decision on prosecutions and that no violators have been found in the area yet.
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FBI
Treasury
Naval Intellim
Ington
Costello
Washington
OPS
Concord Le MarksIng Date
Concord Mr and Mrs Loughlin of 371 Main were honored a recent anniversary marking 42 years since his retirement from the Concord District Court in 1947. He is an attorney and former school coach with Harvard ties. they have three children and one son. Eva Carey of Arlington celebrated her second anniversary with husband David Carey after a marriage at Arlington church.
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Loughlin
Mainest
Concord
Wellocal
Ughlin
Ncord District
Harvard College
Ple
Mary Smith
En Ellis
F. Loughlin, Jr
David Carey
Evay
Arlington
Gnes Church
Arlington Ia
Y. John J. Wright
Worcester Dio
Carey
Canadian Citizenship and Ship Ownership Question
A terse note states that Canadian citizenship does not grant an alien entitlement to own or command a Canadian ship. The remark clarifies citizenship status does not imply maritime rights or vessel control.
Summer Services Listed At 10 A. M. Fair On Sept. 15th
Bedford church notices list summer services at 10 a m with a sermon June 24 by Marvin L. Derby and two memorial lilies for John R. Comley and Abbott R. Webber. The annual church fair is scheduled for Saturday September 15.
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Bedford
Church of Christ
Marvin L. Derby
John R. Comley
Ruth Webber
Lily
Abbott R. Webber
Concord man R N Garratt dies at 65 in Emerson hospital
Concord resident R N Garratt 65 of 6 Sudbury road died Sunday after a two year illness at Emerson hospital. He once ran a Concord bakery and later was day manager at the Eliot Street Garage in Boston. He leaves wife Ethel M Garratt two sons Bert M Garratt of Portsmouth NH and Charles W Garratt of Concord a granddaughter a sister and a brother. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mac Rae funeral home with burial in Allenstown NH.
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Concord
Russell N. Garratt
Sudbury Road
Emerson Hospital
Malden
Mill Main
Eliot Street
Park Square
Boston
Corinthian Lodge
A.F
A.M
Ethel M. Garratt
Bert M. Garratt
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Charles W. Garratt
Concord High School
Henri Voute
Allenstown
David L. Garratt
Gibson Island
Maryland
MacRae Funeral Home
MISS PETERSEN WED AT ST BRIDGETS MAYNARD
Veronica Petersen daughter of Mr and Mrs George Petersen married Lawrence T Johnson Jr of Belmont at St Bridgets Church Maynard June 17. Gladys MacDonald Weston maid of honor with bridesmaids from Medford Marlboro Lexington Somerville. Best man Ernest Rothwell East Boston and ring bearer Robert Petersen.
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Maynard
Veronica Petersen
George Petersen
Lawrence T. Johnson, Jr
Belmont
St. Bridget’s Church
Gladys MacDonald
Weston
Gordon Phillips
Medford
Richard Darling
Marlboro
Arlene O'Brien
Lexington
Rita Pearson
Somerville
Judy
Memiabset Sneason
Ernest Rothwell
East Boston
Hale high school class of 1951 heads to colleges
Hale High School graduates plan September college enrollments. Jean Curtis will study legal secretarial at Pierce Secretarial School in Boston. Richard Salmon attends Tufts College to study engineering. Frances Macomber enters Boston University for physical education. Carole Golby joins Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance in Concord.
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Boston University
Carole Golby
Middlesex Mutual Fire, Insurance Company
Concord
Squirrel carries four nuts per trip to storehouse
In winter preparation the chipping squirrel or hackee fills its jaw pouches with four nuts per journey to its storehouse as it gathers food for the season.
Concord Girl Weds California Man in Summer Home Ceremony
Elizabeth Louise Volkmann and James Dean Young wed at the Concord home of the bride’s parents. Officiant Rev Edward Perry Daniels. bride wears nylon marquisette gown with heirloom lace. Attendants include sisters Ann Bradford Volkmann and Ruth Volkmanh. best man Robert Latimer Young. The couple will live in Cambridge and Houston while he studies at Rice Institute and she awaits plans for graduate work.
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Concord
James Howe Volkmann
Elizabeth Louise Vol Kmann
James Dean, Young
John Dickey Young
Montrose
California
Edward Perry Daniels
First
Ann Bradford Volkmann
Ruth Voikmanh
Barbara Meriel Newman Mosley
Surrey
England
Barbara Anne Young
Chicago
Robert Latimer Young
Illinois
Dennison Lymon Volkmann
Gordon Howe Volkmann
William Merrill Whitney
Seattle
Washington
Harvard
Houston
Texas
Rice Institute
A. L. K. Volkmann
Bonita
Mr. Volkmann
Volkmann School
Boston
William H. Lyon
D. D
Brookline
Lyon
Smiths Welcome Birth Of Daughter Deborah Smith
Concord couple Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Smith Jr. announce the birth of their daughter Deborah Smith on June 20 at Waltham Hospital. Grandparents are Sumner Smith Sr. of Lincoln and Merrill Hunt of Lincoln. The couple also has an older son Sumner Smith III.
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Concord
Sumner Smith
Marthat Hunt
Cohasset
Deborah Smith
Waltham Hospital
Lincoln
Merrill Hunt
Counle
Washington State 88 General Hospitals Count
Washington reports eighty eight general hospitals statewide reflecting the breadth of medical infrastructure and access across cities and rural areas. The figure highlights the scale of public health facilities operating under state oversight and serving diverse communities.
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State of Washington
Rainbow Assembly Initiates Four New Girls at Meeting
At a Concord Rainbow Assembly session held at the Masonic temple last Saturday night Miss Janice Beharrell worthy adviser led the business portion. Four new candidates were initiated with Mrs. Edith Bailey assisting. Lorraine Simms and Barbara Daisey were graduated from the local assembly. No regular meetings will be held for the rest of the summer, though a picnic and weenie roast may be planned in August.
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Concord
Concord Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Janice Beharrell
Edith Bailey
Lorraine Simms
Barbara Daisey
Carlisle
Birthday Party for South Acton Girl Marks Seven
Jane Fullenton daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Fullenton celebrated her seventh birthday at home on Saturday June 23 with blue and pink party decor hats and a large pink and white cake. Guests included cousins Joan Janice and Diane Fullenton and other children Diane Wetherbee Susan Carbary Carol Severance Judy Deane Linda Priest Margaret Kaufman Beverly Larsen Marjorie Sweetser Martha Wilson Marilyn Wilson Mary Tuttle and Nancy Baker.
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South Acton
Jane Fullenton
Donald Fullenton
Betty Jane
Joan
Janice
Diane Fullenton
Diane
Lois Wetherbee
Susan Carbary
Carol Severance
Judy Deane
Linda Priest
Margaret Kaufman
Beverly Larsen
Marjorie Sweetser
Martha
Marilyn Wilson
Mary Tuttle
Nancy Baker
Auto fire on Lexington road minor damage reported
Concord fire crews responded to an automobile fire on Lexington road early Sunday night. Chief Harry E Tuttle said damage was slight. The car belonged to the owner on North road Lexington and it was the 104th alarm this year for local firemen.
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Concord
Lexington Road
Central Station
Harry E Tuttle
North Road
Lexington
Pea Vine Winds Through Snowy Kokomo Winter
Brice Loop in Kokomo Indiana shows off a green pea vine that grew 26 inches long despite early planting and repeated snowfalls and severe frosts. The vine survived multiple freezes and remained healthy through the winter.
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Kokomo
Ind
U. P
West Concord Couple Wed in Union Church Ceremony
Miss Millicent Ardell Fish daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Fish of 218 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord married A Frederic Carlson son of Mr and Mrs Arthur E Carlson of 6 Fielding Street Concord in a June 23 ceremony at West Concord Union Church Mrs Fish wore ivory satin with seed pearl crown and carried white orchid bouquet The couple will reside in Concord after a Lake George NY honeymoon.
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West Concord
Millicent Ardell Fish
John W. Fish
Commonwealth Avenue
Ruth E. Leigh
West Acton
Gail Carlson
Concord
Joan Hamilton
Stanley B. Johnson
Roger A. Fish
Richard M Finan
Mary Gill
Mrs. Fish
Carey
Patricia McLaughlin
Waltham
Concord High School
Phi Beta Pi
Concord ‘National ‘Bank
Wentworth Institute
Lake George
New York
Births at Emerson Hospital Concord Two Maynard Acton Families
Concord News lists births at Emerson Hospital in the past week. Mr. and Mrs. David Hayes welcomed a daughter on June 20. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Asciukiewicz of 23B River Street Maynard greet a son on June 21. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Young of South Acton welcomed a daughter on June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Salomone of Acton Street Maynard greet a son on June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Quinn of Nagog Hill Road Acton welcomed a son on June 24.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
David Hayes
Alexander
Asciukiewicz
River Street
Maynard
Henry M. Young
School Street
South Acton
Peter A. Salamone
Acton Street
Thomas J. Quinn
Nagog Hill Road
Acton
Andersons Mark Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Herman Martin Anderson of Maynard formerly of Concord will observe their fifth anniversary on Saturday June 30 they were married in St Bernard s church Concord Mrs Anderson is Constance Mary O Neill and they have two daughters Mr Anderson works for Brown Grain Company Concord
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Concord
Herman Martin Anderson
Maynard
St. Bernard’s Church
Anderson
Constance Mary O'Neill
Brown Grain Company
Concord Lincol Carlisle Boy Scouts Monthly Meeting Tonight
The Concord Lincoln Carlisle Boy Scout district holds its monthly meeting at 8 pm at the local insurance exchange. Chairman Ethan Murphy will preside. Last week's annual banquet at Howard Johnsons was canceled.
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Concord
Concord-Lincoln-Carlisle
Ethan Murphy
Howard Johnson
Police Prep for July 4 Traffic Surge in Massachusetts
Police will patrol all highways statewide during the July 4 holiday week from June 29 to July 8. Registrar King notes 2300 Registry of Motor Vehicles officers will regulate traffic from the main office in Boston and via a statewide communication system. He urges courteous driving to reduce highway hazards and recalls high holiday travel as the busiest in history with thousands of tourists visiting Massachusetts sites.
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Registry of
the Registry of Motor Vehicles
Nashua Street
Boston
Massachusetts
King
Our
Commonwealth
Funeral for E. W. Stanley Held in Concord
Bedford Ernest William Stanley of Carlisle road died Sunday night at 68 after a long illness. He was a retired building contractor born in Brockton and a U. S. Navy veteran of the Philippine Insurrection. Survived by wife Adelaide C Wardine Stanley two sons Walter E. Stamey and Edward A. Stanley both electrical contractors and WWII veterans, and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Concord funeral home yesterday with interment in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord.
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Bedford
Ernest William Stanley
Carlisle Road
Brockton
Concord
Sleepy Low
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Parris Island
S. C— Marine
Frank Wolik
Mainstreet
Mass
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Wilson Lumber CO
R. N. Garratt
Hub Garage
Miss Petersen
Stow
Ucation
Natic
Ted Cocker
Steve Cochran
David Brian
Folsom Prison
Carter
Land
Peter
Stevens
Haart Sde
Fying Pigp
Miss Volkmann
Smiths
Victor A. Tomyl
5. C
Marine
Theresa Tomyl
Mainstreet, Maynard
Rainbow Assembly
W. Concord
Miss Fish
A. F. Carlson
E. W. Stanley
U. S. Navy
Philippines
Philco
Ca. Ft
Philcos
Poplin
Main Street
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