Concord officer completes 15 week Benning course
Lt. Paul Vincent Dee of Company H M N G 182nd Infantry finishes a 15 week associate infantry company officer course at Fort Benning Georgia. Dee veteran of World War II and brother of Maurice Dee captain and commander and Sgt Philip B Dee. He is married to Helen Mattson and has two children Paul Jr and Lorraine.
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Concord
Paul Vincent Dee
Bedford Street
H. M.ng
182Nd Infantry
Fort Benning
Georgia
Regular Army
Organized Reserve Corps
National Guard
Dee
Maurice
Philip B. Dee
William H. Dee
Lexington Road
Concord Company
Helen Virginia Mattson
Maynard
Paul, Jr
Lorraine
Fragmented Elm fear and local notices in late month
Patter notes a jumble of town life with mentions of Elm fear jinx, Uncle Sam, church notes, school events, veterans, Easter seals, and local anniversaries. The garbled text references Burlington, Concord, a municipal meeting, a charity drive, and a Knights of Columbus event as part of a sprawling community update.
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Les Anderson
Sumwinter
Uncle Sam
Place Mat Week Promoted by Concord Boy Scouts
Concord Boy Scouts announce Place Mat Week starting March 16 to raise funds for boys attending the international jam boree in California next July. A trip to Washington is offered to the top seller in Sa chem Council and an English bike prize for Concord's top seller. About 1,500 place mat sets were purchased in the first 10 days as stores and restaurants back the effort.
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Concord
Concord Boy Scouts
California
Washington
Sachem Council
Due Home Soon for West Coast furloughs
Pfc. Norman A. Cousins of the U S Army was due to arrive on the west coast this week from Korea. He is listed aboard the Marine Lynx with 2669 other GIs for rotation furloughs and may receive discharge. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Cousins of 90 Central Street.
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West Concord
Norman A. Cousins
U. S. Army
Korea
Marine Lynx
Cousins
Central Street
Volkmann Named Deputy Director of Concord Civil Defense Wardens
Volk Mann of Monument Street is named deputy director in charge of the warden division of the Concord Civil Defense Agency. He replaces Laurence E. Richardson, who had held the post since the agency’s formation. The agency plans a town wide free blood typing program April 16 to 18 for residents over 16.
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Concord
James Howe Volkmann
Monument Street
Concord Civil Defense Agency
William A. Hagerty
Laurence E. Richardson
Volkmann
Civil Defense Agency
Board of Health
Civil Defense
Two Injured In Lincoln Car Crash Sunday Evening
Mrs Ethel Goldberg age 56 of Leominster and her husband Joel Goldberg were injured when their car overturned near Bedford road Lincoln Sunday evening. They were taken to Emerson Hospital by town ambulance men Malcolm Caldwell and William J Ryan. Mrs Goldberg held for possible broken left arm and said she was blinded by oncoming lights. Police Trooper A J Sousa investigated. A nearby note mentions extensive use of rubber in pavement across 17 states and Canadian provinces.
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Concord
Ethel Goldberg
Marriam Avenue
Leominster
Joel Goldberg
Bedford Road
Lincoln
Emerson Hospital
Malcolm Caldwell
William J. Ryan
Tracey’s
A. J. Sousa
West Concord State Nolice Barracks
Hospitals press welfare aid reform at State House hearing
Emerson Hospital joined Massachusetts peers in a State House hearing on welfare case payments. Board members Gilbert Reidy Arthur Perry Jr and William DeFord supported a bill by the Massachusetts Hospital Association to raise payments to match hospital costs or rates. The bill aims to curb losses from welfare patients by setting payments at cost per day or hospital rates, whichever is lower.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Massachusetts
State House
Gilbert Reidy
Arthur Perry, Jr
William DeFord
Massachusetts Hospital Association
Emerson
Corporation of Emerson Hospital
Leslie B. Cutler
Public Welfare Commission
Lexington Driver Fined Thirty Five After Two Injured
Joseph Ferrazzani of Lexington appeared in Concord District Court for an automobile crash dated January 16 that injured two local youths. He faced charges of operating to endanger and operating without a license. the endanger charge was filed, a $35 fine imposed, and he appealed awaiting recognizance.
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Concord
Joseph Ferrazzani
Waltham Street
Lexington
Concord Dstrict
Ferrazzani
Pierre A. Northrup
Ferrazani
William A. Ryan
Donald Waite
Lowell Road
Gower
William F. Gower
Lexington Road
Accient
Bloodmobile Visit Yields 208 Pints in Concord
Concord public response to Red Cross polio efforts proves strong as 208 pints are donated at the bloodmobile visit last Wednesday. Romeyn Everdell notes donor enthusiasm and credits General Radio Corp employees for companywide support with hopes for another strong turnout in June when the unit returns.
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Concord
Red Cross
Romeyn Everdell
General Radio Corporation
Breakfast Talk Highlights School Reform And Faith In Community
West Concord event drew over 100 at Our Lady Help of Christians Holy Name Society breakfast after the 8:30 mass at the church hall. Speakers Rev. John Scollan and Edward D. Grennan addressed communism and penology, with Coach Bernie Megin outlining Concord High School programs and recreation efforts.
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West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Holy Name Society
Howard Johnson’s
Charles H. Doyle
John J. Scollan
Josef Stalin
Bernie Megin
Concord High School
State Board Holds Hearing Over Inmate Frank McNeil
The State Industrial Board held a closed hearing at the Mass Reformatory regarding Frank McNeil of Haverhill, convicted murderer of Leo Monfret. McNeil is confined after his transfer from State Prison. Mrs Monfret, widow, sued the board claiming her husband was killed on the job. no decision was announced.
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West Concord
State Industrial Board
Mass. Reformatory
Frank McNeil
Haverhill
Leo Monfret
Methuen Insuranceman
Reformatory Escape Trio Given Longer Terms
Three escapees from the reformatory received extended sentences in Middlesex Superior Criminal Court on Monday. Judge Francis J. Good added one year to Arthur W. and Walter H. Stone and one to Roy A. Staples, with additional state prison terms of one to three years to be served after their current sentences. The trio fled the dairy barn three weeks earlier. Staples was caught in Chelmsford and the others in Wilmington two days later.
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West Concord
Reformatory
Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
Francs J. Good
Roy A. Staples
Arthur W
Walter H. Stone
Staples
Chelmsford
W.mington
O Connor to Talk at Carlisle Grange
Carlisle Grange P H invites O Connor a Concord High School faculty member to speak on the recent Canada exchange trip and compare the Concord and Canadian programs at the March 18 meeting at 7 45 p m
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Carlisle
W. Harold’. O’connor
Concord
Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Canada
Concorn
Emerson Hospital faces space limits amid rapid growth
Emerson hospital struggles to serve increasing patient load and more diagnostic procedures as admissions and births rise. Dr. Gates notes the current facilities may soon be inadequate while Miss Snow cites high laboratory and X ray activity and a record year for births.
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Concord
Corporation of Emerson Hospital
Paul P. Gates
Emerson Hospital
Gates
Elmina L. ‘Snow
Banker Sanguinetti Speaks at Concord Lions Meeting
Ralph S. E. Sanguinetti vice president of a Newton bank and former Lions Club president was guest speaker at the Concord Lions Club supper at Howard Johnson's Tuesday night. He spoke on The You in Security and was introduced by President Lawrence S. Kendall.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson's
Ralph S. E. Sanguinetti
Newton Bank
Newton Lions Club
Lawrence S. Kendall
Carlisle Coverage Expands in The Enterprise
The Enterprise now covers Carlisle with copies available at Frank Whineas fruit store. Viscariello formerly managed a Comaead store. To obtain one item call Concord 1159 Work Write, P O Box 62 Concord.
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Carlisle
Gale
Frank Whineas Seare
Viscariello
Comaead
Concord
P. O
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