Concord Hosts Michigan Exchange Students Weeklong Visit
Twenty four pupils and two sponsors from Roosevelt High Wyandotte Michigan arrive in Boston and spend a week with Concord High School, visiting hospitals, libraries, museums, colleges, and historic sites. Activities include a Sadie Hawkins dance, Boston sightseeing, and a joint dinner and dance with local families and Lions Club sponsors.
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Local notice fragment hints at upcoming events and openings
Readable parts mention a local trip or junket, plans for next week, and a shop or service opening in West with a multi plumbing setup. Other bits cite dates like Thursday and Saturday and names such as Adolph, Brig, Fingold Day, and Moscari with vague references to a war-era context.
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Fingold
Adolph
Board Chooses A Smith for Workforce Relations Post
The board selects A Smith to lead workforce relations, citing experience in labor matters and community engagement. Smith will oversee employee policies, mediation, and negotiations with unions, aiming to strengthen ties between staff and management.
Lions Will Meet At Club Tuesday
Concord Lions members are advised of a change in meeting place for next Tuesday's supper program at Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club. President Robert B. Lortz will preside and Fred Nolan will oversee supper at 6 30. Election of officers will be held. no meeting on May 24.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Robert B. Lortz
Fred Nolan
Bedford
Cameron Named Vice-Chairman of Concord Chest Drive
Concord announces A. Cameron as new vice-chairman for the 1955 Community Chest campaign. Cameron, a Concord native and Harvard graduate, served as a submarine naval officer in the Pacific, now with Abbot Worsted in Forge Village. He and Mrs Cameron live at 43 Thoreau Street with son Braley Jr. and led Section three captains in 1952 and 1953 and residential chairman in 1954.
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Cameron
Thoreau Street
Braley, Jr
Community Chest
Concord
French Film Here Free May 13
Concord announces free screening of a feature length French film titled Passion for Life at the Veterans Building on May 18 at 8 15 PM. Admission is free and the public is welcome with co sponsors Concord Friendly Aid Society Community Council and Massachusetts Association for Mental Health Inc. as season finale sponsors.
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Veterans Building
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Massachusetts Association For Mental Health
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Local group of newsmen head to Florida for air show
About 20 people from Concord and nearby towns plus Boston newsmen depart Hanscom Air Base Sunday for a two day trip to Eglin Field Florida under U S Air Force sponsorship. They will fly to Craig Field Alabama first then attend a full day air show at Eglin Base before returning Tuesday morning.
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Concord
Hanscom Air Base
Eglin Field
U.S. Air Force
Boston
Craig Air Force Base
Alabama
Bachelor Officers Quarters
Dglin
Hanscom
Craig Field
Air ‘Force Cambridge Research Center
William C. Adams
James F. Starkey
Harlan F. Wand
George Wood
Public Information Office
Archibald H. Ferran
Edmund W. Giles
Lincoln
Richard K. Brown
Bedford
Leon W. Bateman
Lexington
Samuel G. Kent
Richard D. Elsom
Rudolph W. Currier
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Enterprise
Fred Dudley
Lowell
John Lundquist
Boston Television
Alan Adams
Eddie Bridges
Marlboro
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Phillsbury
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Esso Wins Town Oil Contract After Low Bid
Concord selectmen announce Esso Standard Oil Company awarded the town gas,oline and motor oils contract for the coming year as the lowest bidder.
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Esso Standard Oil Company
Concord Chest To Hold Annual Meeting Next Tuesday
The Concord Community Chest Inc will hold its annual meeting at 8 o clock Tuesday May 10 at Chest headquarters 2 Stow Street. Elections of officers and directors will be held and any other business discussed. Members who contributed to the 1954 Chest campaign are welcome to attend.
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Concord Community Chest, Inc
Chest
Stow Street
Concord Volunteers Raise 8285 for 1955 Campaign
Concord volunteer workers have raised 8285 for the 1955 campaign, reaching 174 percent of the goal. State Chairman Michael T. Kelleher announced the total in April, praising local committees for their magnificent effort and cooperative work.
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Michael T. Kelleher
Parking and business expansion topics discussed by Concord Chamber
At the Concord Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Colonial Inn about sixty members heard talks on parking and industrial expansion. John K. Damon urged sensible local expansion while Gordon H. Ogilvie argued for enforcing parking rules and planning off street sites.
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Concord Chamber of Commerce
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A. W. Cleveland
Wea Waweaue
John K. Damon
New Hampshire
Gordon H. Ogilvie
L.A. Russia and Co-Operative Bank
Ogilvie
Fred T. Boyd
Charles R. Voigt
Laurence F. Petersen
Charles B.hall
Boyd
Wright Tavern
War Memorial
Voigt
New Police Cars Put Into Service
Concord police department adds two new Chevrolet patrol cars from Minuteman Chevrolet Inc with up to date equipment and two way radios put into service.
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Concord
Minuteman Chevrolet, Inc
Emblem Club 206 to Install Officers May 22
Concord Emblem Club No 206 will install its new officers after May 14 with dinner at 6 30 PM Mary Venti is president elect and Edith O Neil serves as affair chair past president leads with detailed plans for the event
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Concord Emblem Club No. 206
Mary Venti
Edith O'Neil
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