Concord Knights of Columbus hold major degree program
A Knights of Columbus meeting at St Bernard's in Concord drew about 150 attendees. Grand Knight Loughlin presided as Rev Father Burke introduced keynote speaker Rev Francis Low who spoke on foreign policy and democracy amid communism, with a question period following. Notables included Maurice McWaller and William Ryan.
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St. Bernard's
Loughlin
Pascil
Ph Burke
Mark P. Sullivan
Robert D. Parks
Francis E. Low
Burke
Sputh
James Edward Finigan
Ef E. Boothroyd
Maynard
Joseph P. Keating
Fitchburg
Martin Joseph Diskin
Charles Henry Duston
Boothroyd
Maynard Council
Concord
Keating
Father Burke
Council
Maurice ‘McWaller
William George Ryan
Massachusetts Reformatory
John C.dolan
John Raymond‘ McManus
Cee
Thomas F. Garrity
Father Low
Americana In Historic Concord Antique at the Mill Dam Opens
The new Antique at the Mill Dam shop in Concord opens July 1 presenting a fresh line of antiques. The owner thanks past patrons and invites new customers to browse and discover items.
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Concord
The
Mill Dam
Concord Cub Pack 49 Honors Merit Prize Winners
At a Cub Pack 49 meeting led by Cubmaster Ralph D. Stetson, awards were given across ranks. Wolf Arrow recipients include Coburn Benson Ronald Rass David Eaton Washburn Sam Jewell with Gold Arrow honors for Sam Jewell Thomson Piper and George Watkins. Bear Arrow Joel Wolcott Robert Wolcott Peter Fredenburg Frank McPhail Deane Soule Clark Lambert. Lion Arrow recipients Pees McWilliams Putnam Service S Dave Goodspeed and Stetson.
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Concord
Mtorg
Ralph D. Stetson
Wolf
Coburn Benson
Ronald
Rass
David
Eaton
John
Washburn
Sam- Jewell
Sam: Jewell
Thomas “Piper
George ‘Watkins
Arrow
Peat Putnam
Fritz ‘Kraetzer
Joel Wolcott
Robert “Wolcott
Peter Fredenburg
Frank McPhiilins
Deane Soule
Clark
Lambert
Lion Silver
Pees McWilliams
Event
Cam Putnam
Service S
Dave Goodspeed
Aie Stetson
State House debates 100 percent income tax plan in Massachusetts
Commissioner Yong told a legislative committee that only 486 000 of 1 113 000 filers pay income tax, backing a 100 percent levy as proposed by Governor Bradford. Opponents include the Massachusetts Social Security Association urging a 30 percent tax on income above a threshold. Real estate tax jumps from 15.50 to 40.50 spur calls for aid and fair distribution.
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House
Boston
Massachusetts
Henry Yong
Legislative Committee
Ariy
Bradford
Massachusetts Social Security
Arthur. de ‘Conley
Ane
Federation of Taxpayer
Assoche
Funeral services for Harold A. Tighe and Duggan widow
Harold A. Tighe funeral director Harold A. Tighe arrangements. Mrs Ethel Coady Duggan widow and two sons Kathleen James Sees Joe Duggan Maynard brothers Thomas John Robert sisters Grace Ann Maynard. Farm tractor operations noted at 77 percent efficiency at half load or less.
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Duggan
Ethel (Coady) Duggan
Kathleen
James
Joe Duggan
Maynard
Thomas
John
Robert
Grate
Ann
Concord wedding of Miss Elmor Peters at First Parish Meeting House
Miss Elmor Peters wed Richard Beane in Concord with a white satin gown and a small white bouquet. Ceremony at First Parish Meeting House followed by a reception at Concord Country Club. Attendants included sister Margaret Peters Urquhart and ushers from Concord, Brookline, Plymouth, and Cape Neddick.
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Concord
Elmor K Peters
Alexander Peter
Marty Pase
Richard, Beane
Arthur Beane
Cambridge
Unitarian
Concord Country Club
E. Perry Daniels
Raymond Calking
Alexander W. Urquhart
Margaret Peters
Boston
Marie Gooding
Martha Tyer
Andover
Anha May Petteys
Brush
Colorado
New York City
Eleanor R. Beane
Peters
Beane
Arthur Bean
Hartford
Connecticut
Richard W. Peters
de Foss
Thomas Moseley
N . Richand
Brookline
Ay Stanton Bobbins
Plymouth
Donald Neill
Cape
Neddick
Maine
Coddord Academy
Elisha “Whitney, Brinde
Goth
Sipesbiaet En
Minneapolis
Harold Beane
Quebec
Curtains Now Stock by Carter at West Concord
Mrs Wins ted Carter of Carter Furniture advertises a full line of curtains for kitchen, bedroom and living room in West Concord. The reusable washable curtains respond to constant demand and are now stocked by Carter Furniture.
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West Concord
Winsted Carter
Carter
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