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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
4
Marlborough Massachusetts 1908 post office second class matter entry date and publishing details for a weekly newspaper. It notes a Thursday publication under the 1879 act with subscription and office information.
The article discusses global water scarcity driven by natural forces and human neglect, warning that arid regions face drought and erosion while highlighting plans for new reservoirs. It surveys future energy bets including atom engines for ships and cars, noting likely uses for war and delays for civilian vehicles, with a hint of political tension over federal water control and national debt limits.
President denounces anti communist tactics and warns against turning the FBI into a Gestapo like force. He criticizes McCarthyism while addressing a national lawyer convention with Sen. Joseph McCarthy present.
A fragment notes Ciizane urging help to the President and Peart urging privatization informers. It mentions government prosecutions of 11 top Communists and calls for new laws while reporting over 1,000 under investigation for revocation of citizenship and 138 facing deportation on grounds involving communism.
The records show Judith Copton convicted of espionage and about 3,000,000 federal employees and applicants for government jobs in 1947 reviewed by boards. Of 11,620 investigated by the FBI, 7,342 warranted further study. 8,910 were cleared, 436 found at risk, 396 cases awaiting action.
Allecks Marshall heads the state department loyalty board while Edwin Snow a New Hampshire Republican and former secretary of the state bar association leads the board. Seth W. Richardson a Republican and former attorney general under Hoover heads the loyalty review panel. Reports suggest charges aim to turn Chinese policy into a campaign issue in the Senate probe.
Industry leaders announce a nationwide television network to be completed by early 1952. The expansion highlights Television expanding as the fastest-growing new industry with plans announced during industry conferences this fall.
A column titled Reading the Ado offers sharp notes on local happenings and public discourse. It tracks community concerns, cultural events, and notable signatures, presenting concise commentary for residents staying informed.
The writer seeks contact for Mr. W. H. Way formerly tveda in Concord or a family member. The letter asks the editor to provide any possible lead, with thanks from H. S. McLaughlin of Columbia Louisiana Box 234.
Bedford area churches list addresses clergy and service times. Bedford CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Marvin L. Derby at 27 Great Road with Leila M. Blake at 52 Great Road organist and Sunday schedule. FIRST PARISH CHURCH Unitarian hosts guest ministers with 11:30 a.m. service. Michael's Church Catholic Rev. William E. Kerrigan at 154 Great Road with masses at 8:00 9:25 and 11:15 a.m. Benediction follows and parish education session.
The annual Memorial Sunday union service will be held May 28 at 10 45 a m at Union Evangelical Church Stow with three ministers Rev Newell Booth Gleasondale Methodist Rev Charles Richardson Unitarian and Rev Robert Dempsey First Church participating The VFW and American Legion will cooperate and invite all to attend.
Rev. Harry E. Goll rector. Holy Communion on the second Sunday at 8 a.m. and the fourth Sunday at 8 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Morning Prayer every Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Church School every Sunday at 9:15 a.m.
Rev Eino Vehanen leads the St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church program Saturday May 27 with evening coffee social in the vestry at 730 sponsored by the Maybabes and a short congregation business meeting. Sunday May 28 features Sunday School at 900 English worship with Holy Communion at 990 and Finnish service at 1730 with SS closing exercises.
Reverend Robert E. Burt ministers at Union Congregational with Miss Marion Jones as organist. Sunday school for primary, junior and senior departments at 9:30, morning worship at 10:45, and additional Sunday school for beginners.
Reverend D Edward O Bryan and pastors will lead daily masses at 4 percent confessions on Saturday 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 30 p m Sunday masses at 7 and 9 in upper church for adults and lower church for children 10 30 Sunday at Lake Boone Chapel benediction 6 30 Sunday evening conference religious instruction school students 8 o'clock morning and junior life home 7 30 there will be novena services in honor of Miraculous Medal
An Omaha night scene report notes officers found no play in progress after entering a venue. A detective observed bettors and roulette activity resuming in a dark hall as the incident unfolded.
Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday School. Testimonial meeting each Wednesday at 7. Reading room hours daily. Mill Dam at 24 Main. Nursery for children. Sermon subjects include Ancient and Modern Necromancy Mesmerism and Hypnotism. Bible passages from King James Version and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures are cited. All invited to attend.
Sunday at the Itarian Congregational Church features 9 30 a m morning worship with a sermon by the project minister, church school for all ages run by George Taft, a 30 p m Young People's Fellowship progressive supper meeting at the church with first stop Bonn Rowe 85 Thoreau Street, then Peer to Mellon 27 Bal team Heyliger Cambridge Turnpike Dean o meau 15 Pine Concord Winthsop Puffer Monument Street. nominating committee meets June 1 from 1 to 4 p m. hospital sewing in the church led by Mrs Peverill.
May events at Sudbury churches include a 9 30 a m Memorial Day service and 11 a m Sunday school. A 5 p m Young People's meeting features a guest speaker. Activities at Gongyeparation church South Sudbury include 10 a m church school and 7 p m Young People Fellowship Leavers Guild Junior Altar Guild. June 1 offers a 8 30 p m grades book class open to all.
John M Feglesong announces a Sunday service at 9 20 a m at the Congregational church with the parish church joining for worship on May 23.
Rev Robert K Jones Jr announces worship service will be omitted to attend Union Memorial Service in South Sudbury Congregational at 8 30. Youth Fellowship meets at 7 for movie and election of officers. Last class meeting tonight at 7 in Mrs Calvin Morse home Maynard Visitors welcome. Children baptism info at 34 Brooks Street Maynard Top 66.
A church notice lists a prayer meeting at 7:30 PM on Thursday and a 3:00 PM session at the parsonage for the Stow Stow Boys and Bible chair.
A youth group event is scheduled at Silay School in the evening with attendance expected from local youths and community members. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Rev John A York presides at St Elizabeth of Hungary as Fast Sunday masses are held at 7 30 and 9 o clock with West J Baptist Church offering a service at 4 45 pm and church school sessions noted.
Fragment shows a time tagged note with mixed letters and fragments. No clear event or speakers identified.
Sunday May 28 events include Bible class at 10 45 a m and confirmation questions music and attillten tion for several children. Special Friday May 28 vesper service with missionary Micmac Deeter to India and partial support for Miss Keng. Thursday 7 p m Rebekah Sewing Circle.
The church in West Concord announces an outdoor penny sale on church grounds Friday, June 9 after services. Rev Mente and J McCarthy lead the parish with organists Mrs Walter Dow and David Lane assisting.
Rev Edwin B Ny Rylen presides at 9 30 am church school with ages. Morning worship at 10 45 am includes a sermon. Nursery care provided. 7 pm Pilgrim Patrolship final meeting of the season. Next Sunday evening June 4 an outing. Saturday May 27 9 30 am choir rehearsal for church school day in the sanctuary.
Sunday schedule lists Holy Communion at 3 a m and services at 10 a m with Children's Worship for 3rd through 8th sacraments at Pearce. Junior and Youth groups meet at the Parish. preschool programs and adult masses at 8 15 10 and 11 30 with additional youth activities and a confirmation strain noted.
The First Parish notes a Sunday School gathering led by Rev. Rit P. Dinials with E. June Hood and an events week from May 21 to May 25. Attendance and exact activities to be announced.
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