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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1942

Page

3

Sears Uses Alternatives to Replace Metals in 1942 Catalog

Sears Roebuck announces a 1942 Spring and Summer catalog mailed to 6 800 customers with 32 pages of rugs linoleum and home furnishings. The piece highlights metal substitutions to conserve aluminum copper zinc and lead with examples from brush vacuum cleaners stove tops and lamp sockets, projecting substantial wartime material savings and ongoing research.

Sears, Roe& Co Sears Avey Sears Merchandsstatisticians Pew

Isnor Named Selectman in Bedford

Bedford voters turn out a light 631 of 1200 with four contests on the ballot. Isnor is named selectman in the town outcome amid modest interest.

Isnor Bedford

Local Election Ballot Totals For Various Town Offices

The record lists votes by candidate for multiple town offices including Selectman Assessor of Taxes Board of Public Welfare Town Treasurer Collector of Taxes Auditor Water Commissioner Board of Health School Committee Road Commissioner Moderator Trustee Library Cemetery Committee Constables Tree Warden Park Commissioner and Planning Board with varied vote counts such as Henry Cossmor 0 Frank J McGovern 536 Louis Pfeiffer 482 Ruth C Webber 505 Annie W Bagley 547 Nathan H Daniels 495 Arthur E Carson 2622 Arthur Fo Wright 471 George M Dimon 139 John H Condon Jr 264 Frank B Dodd 6000.2 182 Percival E Primmerman 207 John Dunn 167 Louise K Bri Hud s gesaceswagen Ok Theodora A Gerould 288 Charles A Hansen 441 Albert W Clifford 139 Harold I Wellington group entries for Library Cemetery Committee Joseph H Williams 465 Herbert L Clark 402 Martin F McMahan 478 George H Petersen Frederick H Sullivan Paul Sullivan 413 Stephen E Tackney 476 William A McGann 474 Arthur P Genetti 474 George M Dimond 447.

Henry Cossmor William Monson, Jr Frank J McGovern Board of Public Welfare Louis Pfeiffer Ruth C. Webber John H. Condon, Jr Frank B. Dodd Percival E. Primmerman Suse John ‘Dunn Louise K. Bri Martin F. McMahan George H Petersen Frederick H. Sullivan Paul. Sullivan Stephen E. Tackney Ger William .A. McGann Arthur P. Genetti Planning Board George M. Dimond

Right to Speak Defended Despite Disagreement

A defender of free speech argues the right to express any view remains essential even when opposing opinions are strong. The quote attributed to Voltaire frames a principled stand for speech protection beyond personal agreement.

Natick Lassie Clay Sets Milking Shorthorn Record

Natick Lassie Clay, a 13 year old Milking Shorthorn cow from Natick Farms in Natick, posted a sensational record of 21 547 pounds of milk and 706 68 pounds of butterfat. Officials say she surpassed all prior breed records in the United States and Canada for cows of her age. Frank Dale, Natick farms manager, notes the cow is expected to freshen again and looks for a bull prospect for future herd service.

Natick Natick Farms Frank Dale

Seneca Hall Reinstates Deputy Chief After Long Service

Sudbury observes town meeting where W Hall, longtime police chief for 45 years, is reinstated to his former role as of discharge date. He retires January 1, 1942 at half salary, with $500 allotted. Budget of $92,662.58 approved including allocations for schools, highways, fire, health, street lighting, police, library, welfare, and debt.

Sudbury W. Hall L. Roy Tawes

Acton Speaking Contest Awards Named

Acton high school Declamation Contest held under the PTA awarded first prize to Miss Gladys Wamboldt for The Last Duchess. Doris Hartwell won second with Down Fifth Avenue and Karolyn Wilde took third with The National Flag.

Acton iMiss Gladys Wambboldt Marcia McCable Walt Whitman Dorothy Curley Wifth Scott Helen Burroughs Rose Hardwick Thorpe Richard Deane Edward P Daniels Concord William Reynolis Maynard High School Twnne P. Townsend Acton Center Cecelia “Callanan Misa Kon Towne Ruth Hynond Kal Katwanniva

Lawn Care Advice For Drought Affected New England Yards

The drought last summer left brown grass and bare patches in New England lawns with little snow protection. Early care is urged to revive roots, fill depressions, loosen compacted soil, reseed thin areas, and fertilize lightly to strengthen year round health and resist crabgrass and weeds. Tree Farms in Framingham Centre offer consultations for individual lawn troubles.

New England Andcrease America England Framingham

Selectmen Organize in Maynard Meeting

The new Maynard Board of Selectmen organized at a meeting last night with Walter Cheslack as chairman, William Stockwell as secretary, and Joseph Dineen as the third member.

Maynard Board of Selectmen Walter Cheslack William Stockwell Joseph Dineen

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