Charter groups urge congressional action on annual reports
The American Veterans and other chartered groups told the House Veterans Affairs Committee their annual financial reports are required by law. Senate Far East Subcommittee chair Smith urged a target date to withdraw U.S. troops from Japan, noting the wartime timeline and peace treaty. Franking costs for government mail were estimated at four million dollars for the year.
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Club Apple Som Tea Exhibit At Garden Club Event
A local club hosts an Apple Som Tea exhibit during a hospital service time. The gathering at West Acton features a 2 p.m. to 4 30 p.m. tea with public admission welcome. The event includes honey experiments and color experiments as part of the program.
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Museum Host to Craftsmen on Saturday
Lincoln residents invited to an open meeting at the deCordova Museum March 27 at 8 p.m. The program, led by David Campbell and Robert Gray, covers merchandising craft groups and dynamic craft centers in action as the first major step to help members analyze public placement of their crafts.
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County Ladies Auxiliary to Meet in Newton Saturday
Acton County council of the Ladies Auxiliary will convene at 2 p m on Saturday March 27 in Newton. Attending from the local unit are Mrs Dorris Linscott president Mrs Kay Nedza vice president and Mrs Nellie Crosby secretary.
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Fashions For MEN OF DISTINCTION
Quote from James R. Page on repealing regulatory laws and enforcing the Ten Commandments. The remark envisions a law abid ing nation in ten years.
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Scouts Thank Workers Who Aided Drive
West Concord scouts thank townspeople and local organizations for supporting a paper drive for Cub and Boy Scouts. Proceeds fund packs and troops. drives occur every four months in Concord and West Concord. Acknowledgments praise cooperation and note growing needs.
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E. A. Comeau
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Beharrell Brothers
James Welch
Concord Garnet Mills
Whitney Coal and Oil Co
McGrath’s Farm
General Radio
deCordova Offers Stage Design Class
The deCordova Museum starts an advanced stage design course as a spring term feature for adults beginning March 80. The program aims to train imaginative designers for amateur theatre and continues a community artist aid program. A prior term showcased Broadway stage designs by Jones Gensl, Oenslager and Elder.
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deCordova Museum
Hobbyist Plans Chocolate Can Revival at Bar Mills
Mrs. William Bruce plans to apply his long hobby to practical use. After 25 years he has collected 47 rare old chocolate cans and considers reviving the lost art of chocolate sipping.
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Bar Mills
Pudi hed ey a or die service f 7a operation with The Advertising Council
Unable to determine a clear event or entities from the fragment. The readable parts mention an operation at 7a and The Advertising Council, but no coherent action, date, or participants to form a factual summary.
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