Concord Rotary Hosts Ira Keizer Talk At Luncheon Meeting
At the Concord Rotary luncheon meeting held noontime last Thursday at the Howard Johnson restaurant Ira Keizer of Concord spoke on his experiences in Japan. William D. Locke led the program, following the business session led by Frank B. Esau, with Robert D. Parks in charge.
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Ira Keizer
Japan
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Frank B. Esau
Robert D. Parks
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Gordon H. Ogilvie
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Lake Worth
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Lexington
Alden R. Wheeler
John Kennedy
Maurice McWalter
Maynard Rotary Club
Miss Morse Party Tendered in Concord
Concord residents attended a Boston Leap Year dance at the Sheraton honoring Miss Mary Leigh Morse of Concord. Morse, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Wendell Morse Jr, is a Concord Academy graduate now a Smith College freshman and Junior League member.
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Boston
Mary
Leigh Morse
Moise
Edward Wendell Morse, Jr
Lowell Road
Concord Academy
Smith College
Thomas N. Rogers
Paul Ceresole
Putnam King
George Bates
Kenneth Herris
Andrew Kaourny Jr
Alan ‘Bemis
Concord Girl Scouts Mark 26th Anniversary Service
Local Girl Scout troops participate in the 26th anniversary celebrations with a praise and thanksgiving service at the Cathedral Church of St Paul on Sunday at 3 30 pm Clergymen will officiate and Concord girls details to be announced later
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Soybean Diseases Facing U.S. Crops
The article notes nearly 30 diseases are known to attack soybeans in the United States, highlighting the breadth of threats to U.S. soybean production and the need for management strategies.
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United States
Jobless Claims Drop in Marlboro Hudson Maynard Area
Maynard unemployment in the Marlboro Hudson Maynard area eased slightly in the current week, with 172 initial claims vs 194 a year ago and 832 continued claims vs 866. Veterans claims fell, while shoe production slack suggests possible short term shifts, but high regional employment is expected due to factory backlogs and rising production.
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Maynard
Marlboro-Hudson-Maynard
William H. Finn
Massachusetts Division of Unemployment Security
Gibson to Speak Next Thursday at Lenten Service
Concord reports the fourth in a series of joint Lenten services between Trinitarian Congregational Church and Trinity Episcopal Church. George Gibson, new editor of Pilgrim Press, will speak on The Church and the Press at 8 p.m. Thursday March 11 in the former edifice. Good Friday service follows on March 26.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
George Gibson
Pilgrim Press
Church
Lexington Air Scout Banquet Honors Nagasaki A-Bomb Pioneers
Local Scouts and leaders gathered at a Lexington banquet hosted by Lexington Air Scout Squadron No. 16. Col. Charles W. Sweeney, the first man to drop the A bomb on Nagasaki, was the principal speaker. The squadron trains at Bedford Airport under Staff Sergeant John Riddell.
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Lexington
Lexington Air Scout Squadron
No. 16
Charles W. Sweeney
Nagasaki
Bedford Airport
John Riddell
Concord Taxpayers Hold Open Meeting Tonight
Concord Taxpayers Association schedules an open meeting at Wells A Hall Auditorium at 8 p.m. on March 4 to discuss controversial 1948 Town Warrant articles. Town officials invited. association to present investigation results and invite audience questions.
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Concord Taxpayers Association
Concord Leaders Form Red Cross Roll Call Committee
The Concord Red Cross chapter announces the 1948 Roll Call drive aiming for 11 250 in this area including Lincoln Acton and Boxboro. Henry M Keyes is general chairman with Mason L Ham as vice chairman and a full slate of town leaders and team captains across Concord West Concord Acton and Boxboro.
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Robert ‘H.booth
G. Marshall Crawford
Ernest J. Wnon
Paul ‘C. Cornwall
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