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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1948

Page

14

GE says differential analyzer cuts 17 man years in two weeks

General Electric claims its differential analyzer can perform 17 man-years of mathematical work in two weeks. The statement underscores the machine's potential impact on complex calculations across industries. In 1947, one sixth of all carload freight in the United States originated in Pennsylvania.

General Electric Co United States Pennsylvania

Acton Town Meeting Approves Budget and Playground Plan

Acton voters approved a 251,642.20 budget with 215,642.20 for licenses and a snow removal fund. A playground committee received 3,000 for site purchase in West Acton, 1,000 for Acton Center field improvements. zoning laws were defeated 275 to 157. Route No. 2 southern route approved. high school roof project increased from 12,000 to 15,000.

Aeton Albert P. Durkee West Acton Acton Center Massachusetts Department of Public Works

Batting Breakage Explained by Heavier Bats Use

The best explanation notes batters suffer little breakage because they use bats heavy enough to permit the use of the finest timber. This emphasis on weight and material aims to reduce bat damage and improve performance.

Couples Club Hosts Progressive Dinner in Acton

The South Acton Couples Club held a Progressive Dinner with courses at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. H. Calvin Gaebel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Severance, and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Balter, concluding with dessert at the parsonage hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crook. Committee chairmanship included Mrs. Dorothy Braman and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-.

Acon South Acton H. Calvin Gaebel Donald Severance Cal Balter

Card Party Postponed to March 19 in Blanchard

The high school athletics association reschedules the card party to March 19 at 8:00 p.m. in Blanchard. Proceeds will be used for a junior project. Organizers include Nabela Vincent Payseal and Betty Sexton with others coordinating.

Blanchard Hadi Ulle Mics Nabela Vincent Gurils Payseal Culture Cheeter Betty Sexton Fred Kite Joan Christofic Sem Leif Colwell

Local Names Mentioned in Wedding Notices

Liam Barss and Rev. and Mrs. Crook are listed among couples in a sequence of names including Mr. and Mrs. James Maglione and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bolter. The fragment suggests a social column or wedding notice listing multiple families.

Liam Barss James Maglione Carl Bolter Crook

Penny Sale Aids Saint John of God Brothers at Hotel Lenox

The Guild of Saint John of God begins plans for a Penny Sale Thursday night at the Hotel Lenox Exeter Street Boston to aid the Brothers of Saint John of God. Lydia J. Gorman heads a committee with co chairs William T. Brazil T. J. Sullivan and a large list of committee members and volunteers assisting prizes donated by many benefactors.

Guild of Saint John of God Lenox Exeter Street Boston Brothers of Sairé John Agnes McCarthy Betty Chay Man Margaret Reilly Marguerite Reagan Mae Gorman Con‘ance Chapman Andrew Peverill

Howard Johnson's manager eyed TV set in New York

Concord reports Robert D. Parks, manager of Howard Johnson's, traveled to New York to view a television set in action before a local purchase. Joseph W. Buckley, a Thoreau Street R F D mail carrier, is able to be about again after several weeks of illness. A junior choir rehearsal at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord is planned for Thursday at 7 o'clock under organist Mrs. Josephine Kerns.

Robert ‘D. Parks Howard Johnson’s New York Joseph W. Buckley Thoreau Street R.F.D Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord Josephine Kerns

Nor ton and Perrin Families Announce Newborns

New arrivals report a daughter born Friday February 27 at the Ilinersoh hospital Concord to Mr and Mrs Clarence H Norton of Crescent Avenue. Also announced is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Perris, formerly of Bedford Premium now from Billerich and Moun¢e, on Saturday February 28 at Emerson hospital Concord. Mrs Perrin is Helen Stander daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Stander of Winthrop Road.

Clarence H. Norton Crescent Avenue Ilinersoh Consord Joseph Perris Bedford Billerich Joseph James Emerson Hospital Concord Perrin Helen Stander Adam Stander Winthrop Road

Student in New Address Note At Warten Lam

Mr and Mrs P South Third announce a change of address for their student at the assert in one arents cre road Warten Lam.

P . South Third Anni Assert Arents Cre Road Warten Lam

Conc on Tuesday night event with Watson teachers

A fragment notes Tuesday night activities at the Concord school linked to church and teachers, with unclear details. The snippet mentionsvin Watson and West Concord, but specifics about time, place, or outcome are missing.

Vin Watson Concord Encers Teachers School of the Ky Church

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