Concord Rotary to Install Officers on July Fifth
Concord Rotary Club will install officers on Thursday July 5 with Charles W. Alles set to succeed banker Gordon H. Ogilvie. Registry warns highway users to watch for children during summer. no pedestrian fatalities in Lexington 1950 noted. New library at Edford to be Stearns Memorial Library.
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Concord Rotary Club
Charles W. Alles
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Concord
John E. Mully
Legion
Barbara Caldwell
West Concord
Massachusetts Grand Lodge
Sons of Italy
Magnolia
Nunzio J. Saltrito
Maynard
Francis Saltrito
Japan
Air Force
Matthew J. Flaherty
L.L.D
St. Agnes Church
Arlington
St. Bernard’s Church
Northeastern
George E. Neagle
West Acton
Robert S. H. Turnbull
South Acton
Lexington
Carlisle Congregational Church
W. Walter Hall
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Eastern Star
Union Congregational Church
Williamy Penn
Lincoln
Ann Farrar Giles
William H. Perm
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
St. John the Baptist
New Rose Hawthorne School
Dictesan Catholic
Concord Wees
Sisters of the Holy Union of Groton
Pratt Estate
Wellesley
Lynnfield
Topsfield Fair
G.O.P
Selectmeat Concord
Sidney Cobb
Nashoba Associated Boards ‘of Health
Harvard
Edford
Stearns Memorial Library
Card of Thanks for Nicholas J. Kane family
The Kane family expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for sympathy floral and spiritual bouquets and other acts of kindness shown during the bereavement for their father Nicholas J. Kane
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Nicholas J. Kane
Léona
Pofter Maynard
Bedford Youths Complete Camp Counsellors Course
Two Bedford youths Robert Josephson and Lawrence Webber completed the Camp Counsellors Course at the Museum of Science in Boston. The ten week spring program, under the Education Department, trained leaders to run nature programs and field trips for New England summer camps. Josephson won a first prize for ultra violet light work at the Concord High Science Fair.
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Bedford
Robert Josephson
Springs Road
Lawrence A. Webber
South Road
Museum of Science
Boston
Josephson
Concord High
Museum
New England
Census Finds Only Three PEI Cities Reach 1000 Population
The 1951 census shows Prince Edward Island has just three cities with populations at or above 1000. Data highlights the small province's urban footprint and assigns ranks to Charlottetown Montague Souris among the leading communities.
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Prince Edward Island
Supreme Court ruling cuts fair trade price protection
U S Supreme Court decides non signers of state fair trade compacts are not bound by state fair trade acts. OPS had allowed price raises after base period violations, but the ruling questions this for non signers and branded items. Large stores move to slash prices while OPS studies implications.
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Supreme Court
Office of Price Stabilization
Supreme Courts
OPS
Compromise Draft Law Endorsed to Preserve Selective Service
A compromise approval keeps selective service on the books until July 1 1955 and sets the minimum draft age at 18 years. It ends the deadlock on universal military training by laying groundwork for post Korean emergency implementation after another congressional review.
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Congress
Essential Industry Deferments For Farmers In Draft Policy
Local draft boards decide deferments for farmers based on whether the young farmer is producing a substantial crop for market, that his farm work cannot be replaced, and that removal would cause hardship and be contrary to military or defense needs.
California Eastern Airlines Petitioned for East Coast Coach Service
California Eastern Airlines filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board to establish regular scheduled passenger coach service between California and the East Coast at about 100 dollars, to court publicity with a Washington newsmen flight and a cocktail party before the petition was pigeonholed amid airline objections.
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David
Ite
Washington
Congress
CEA
Senator Russell's Fair Hearing Marks Notable Rise
Georgia senator Richard B Russell, a Dixiecrat and ally of civil rights critics, has grown in stature as he investigates the MacArthur ouster. He chairs the armed services and foreign relations panels and earns broad respect for measured, fact finding hearings.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
MacArthur
Appropriation Sliced for Civil Defense Program
Congress cut the requested civil defense appropriation to 31 million dollars from 600 million. Florida Governor Millard Caldwell urged faith that Congress will recognize civilian defense as a partner with the military forces and act in time.
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Congress
Millard Caldwell
Florida
CDA
Concord Man Dies Suddenly at 86 in Concord
John C. Dunn 86 resided on Walden Street in Concord the last three years died suddenly at Emerson Hospital. Born in Concord New Hampshire he worked 25 years in leather and was a WWI federal leather inspector. He belonged to St Jerome Court Foresters. Wife Julia died earlier. Daughter Mawel F. Dunn a retired Horace Mann School teacher survives. Funeral held at his home and St Bernard’s Church in Concord with high mass. Interment in St Bernard’s Cemetery.
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Concord
John C. Dunn
Walden Street
Emerson Hospital
Medford
New Hampshire
St. Jerome Court
Order of Foresters
Julia
Mawel F. Dunn
Here
Horace Mann
Roxbury
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Vacationers on Watling
Concord residents are urged to arrange mail forwarding during absences for vacations. Postmaster Edward J. McCaffrey warns that stored mail and newspapers signal vacancy and invite break-ins. Contact the local post office or letter carrier to set up temporary mail disposition for the period away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McCaffrey
Engagement Of New York Girl To J M Duane Jr
Miss Patricia Bancker of Plandome New York becomes engaged to John Marshall Duane Jr son of Bedford residents The couple met at Mount Holyoke College where Miss Bancker studied and was active in Manhasset Bay Watch Chair He is Colgate graduate class of 1949 and a member of Phi Kappa Psi now stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina with the U S Army Military Police unit
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Bedford
Adrian Gerard Bancker
Plandome
New York
Patricia “Ann Band¢ker
John ‘Marshall Duane, Jr
John M. Duane
Bancker
Mount Holyoke College
Manhasset Bay
North Carolina
U.S. Army Military Police
McGraths Welcome Daughter of John J and Marion McGrath
Mr and Mrs John J McGrath announce the birth of their third child and first daughter on Sunday June 24 at Emerson Hospital Concord. The baby joins two brothers. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Richard J Powerly and Mrs J Tice.
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Bedford
John J. McGrath
Marion Subaety
Hartford Street
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Richard J. Powéerly
Southie Pees
J . Tice
Hartford
Sunday Dinner Suggestions for Homemakers from A and P Service
A and P Service for Homemakers presents a Sunday dinner plan featuring nourishing soup and a vegetable plate with salad. It includes a crab tangy tomato soup mix and a rhubarb pie recipe with orange zest and juice, baked in two stages at high then moderate heat.
Stow Voters Reject Land Purchase for Cemetery
At a special town meeting Stow voters rejected a 4000 dollar appropriation to buy Edson property for cemetery use but approved allocating 250 dollars from the cemetery general fund for Brookside cemetery improvements. Article 3 moved 600 dollars from the road machinery fund to highway department expenses. An offer of land for cemetery use was received and a committee will handle it.
Sudbury Garden Club Plans Fall Dance for Flower Service
The Garden Club of Sudbury plans a September dance at Sudbury Town Hall to benefit Cush ing hospital flower service. An executive committee meeting at Mrs. Calvin Smith’s home set plans for a show of flower arrangements, a name band, exhibition dances, fortune telling, spot dances, door prizes, and refreshments included in ticket price. Leaders include Mrs. Harold McCaughan and Mrs. Robert Hall with group chairmen listed.
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Sudbury
Cushing Hospital
Garden Club of
Calvin Smith
Harold Mccaughan
Robert Hall
Harding
Vivien Fletcher
Gordon Hunter
John S
PAYS FOR CARELESSNESS
Helena Montana brief notes Cecil Frost lost his billfold in town after a careless moment. The item was not recovered in the short local report.
Notable Guests At Wayside Inn And June Weddings
Joseph Grew former US Ambassador and Under Secretary of State visited the Wayside Inn along with Mrs. Grew. Mrs. G B Mortimer from the University of Wisconsin spoke about Home Economics with over 600 students. June brings three weddings at the Inn including Boris White and William Milne and Richard E Miller and Elizabeth Gledhill. Nancy Hi of Auburndale and Rogers W Cabot wed in Martha Mary Chapel and celebrated with a 40 guest luncheon. The Antique Automobile Association held its annual meeting at Race Lands with members from Framingham Center and Southampton arriving in 1910 vintage cars.
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South Sudbury +o
Joseph €. Grew
United States
Grew
Tyncheon
America
Longfellow
Boston
Harvard
G. B. Mortimer
University of Wisconsin
Mortimer
University
Wisconsin College
Nancy? Hi
Auburndale
Rogers’ W. Cabot
Marthad Mary
Grodyn
D. Cameron, Peck
F. B. Ediington
Henry A. Clarke, Jr
Antique Automobile Association
Racelands
Framingham Center
Mr. Eyis Reete
Association
Southampton
Long Island
Graduates to Receive Secretarial Course Certificates
Alice Hutter of Ole Morkiors at West Co cord graduates with the Braet class. Commencement exercises will be held Friday evening June 29 at John Hancock Hall.
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Alice, Hutter
Ole ‘Morkiors
West Co
Late bird of Nebraska is the western meadowlark
A regional note identifies the western meadowlark as Nebraska’s state bird, highlighting its late spring song and bright yellow underparts. The item emphasizes the species as a symbol of the plains.
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Nebraska
Miss Giles Lincoln Weds Navy Veteran
Miss Ann Farrar Giles of South Great Road Lincoln marries William Heywood Penn of Moosup Connecticut at St Anne s Episcopal Church Concord notes several local guests attend. The ceremony was performed by Rev Morris B Robinson with a reception at the bride s parents home.
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Concord
Ann Farrar Giles
Edmund Winslow Giles
South Great Road
Lincoln
William Heywood
Penn
William C. Penn
Moosup
Connecticut
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
South Lincoln
Morris BR. Robinson
20 Reunion of 1931 Concord High Class Held
The 20th reunion of Concord High School’s 1931 class gathered at Marlboro Country Club with 53 members and guests. Judge Maurice McWalter presided, Grace led by Miss Helen Deacon, and a moment of silence honored two deceased members. Prizes went to Mrs. Margaret Hegarty for traveling far, and Judge McWalter and Mel Ruth Tompkin Bilis were noted for having five children each.
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Concord
Llass
Marlboro
Maurice McWalter
Margaret (M¢Gann) Hegarty
Grace
Helen Deacon
Robert "Pwitchell
Earl Spooner
Carlisle
Marti F. Goodwin
Rhinosburg
Maine
W. Edward Lamb
Hagerty
George Hagerty
Washington, D. C
Alfred Windhor
Anford
Judge McWalter
Mel Ruth
Tompkin) Bilis
Bedford 1940 Club Meeting At Mrs Qua Home
The 1940 Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Edwin F Qua of Bedford Springs road. Prize winners were Mrs Ruth Perkins and Mrs Elizabeth Wood.
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Bedford
Edwin F. Qua
Springs
Road
Ruth Perkins
Elizabeth Wood
Probate Court Notice of Estate of Hagh Arthur Forbes Tate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notices the estate of Hagh Arthur Forbes Tate of Chicago Illinois. The administrator presents for allowance his first account and objecting parties must file and appear in Cambridge by ten oclock in the forenoon on July 16 1951. Witness Jane Daly 5 12 Butler Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Arthur Forbes Tate
Chicago
Ilinois
Cambridie
Beggar
Blaire
Thousang
A Ar ‘Butler
Jane
Daly
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J. M. Duane, Jr
McGraths
U. S
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Wayside Inn
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BE. Miller
Mrrs. Miller
Elizabeth Gledhill
Miss Giles
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