Concord News Roundup Delivers Local Happenings and Confirmations
Memorial Day notes in Concord reflect GA R memories and clergy calls. Town meeting set for Monday. rabies clinic planned. Lions Club selects Larry Kendall as president. Obituaries include Charles E. Smith Acton 76 and John Hay Wright 94. Educational changes span Lexington and Bedford superintendency, with graduations and theatre openings ahead.
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G.A. R
Concord
Mary Callahan
Rose Hawthorne
Concord K. of C
Co. Y. O
Archbishop Cushing
U. S
Larry
Lumber
Kendall
John Hay Wright
Lexington
American Cancer Society
Joe” Boothroyd
Maynard
Massachusetts State Council of
Robert M. Edgar
Winchester
B. & M. Railroad
Concord High
Emerson
Middlesex and
Fenn
Nashoba Valley Theatre
Lincoln
Raymond Heron
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
South Lincoln
Boston
Lowell
Burlington
Bedford Town
Eugene Robbins
Littleton
Acton
New Carlisle
George Fingold
Massachusetts
Paul M. Limbert
Springfield College
N. E
John Marshall
Jimmy Fund
Braves
Lou Perini
Arthur H. Logkwood
Pep
Concord Country Club
Ike Lee
Debrigton Battle Green
William J. O'Brien
Haverhill
St.Bridget’s Church
Fr. O’brien
D. Edward O'Bryan
Victor E. Peppard
South Acton
Industrial couple rise to helm of Continental copper empire
Ernest G. Jarvis and Janet Martha Jarvis built a diversified metals conglomerate from Niagara Falls Smelting to Continental Copper & Steel, expanding assets from 9 million to 17 million and lifting annual sales near 40 million with net income around 3.118 million. They rose after plane crash deaths accelerated leadership changes.
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Horatio Alger
Ernest G. Jarvis
Janet Martha Jarvis
Jarvis
Continent Copper & Steel Industries
Wby
Ma and I
Niagara Falls Smelting & Refining Corporation
Continental Copper & Steel Industries
Continental Industries Inc
A. Re Bolles
Continental Industries
Bolles
Hudson River
New York
Banker Meets Boss After 21 Years
A New York banker finally met his longtime employer Winthrop W. Aldrich after traveling to Fort Worth. The two had worked at the same bank for 21 years beginning in 1929 but were never formally introduced until Aldrich happened to be visiting during a bankers conference.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
New York
Coeare, Sealant Cashrah Chacconal Bank
Institution
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Verg
Aldrich Hopp
Liming Acid Soils Improves Alfalfa Yields and Protein
Agriculture notes show lime shortages caused yellow, sparse alfalfa stands near Evansville Wisconsin. Liming corrected soil acidity, boosting yields from 1,400 to 6,100 pounds per acre and protein content from 11.5 to 14.8 percent.
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Evansville
Wisconsin
Beef Cattle Numbers Lag Behind Population Trend
Beef cattle totals reached 62.3 million head on January 1, up 26 percent since 1949 and a record high. Despite more cattle, slaughter fell in 1951 helping push beef prices higher. Prospects for 1952 include more slaughter and larger supplies, with risks from weak demand, range conditions, and feed shortages.
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Cajte? Anis Raye
Ae Peer
Waltham Man Seeks Middlesex Register of Deeds Nomination
Attorney Paul V. Shaughnessy announces he will pursue the Democratic nomination for Middlesex County Register of Deeds in Southern District. He has served on the Waltham School Committee and Ward and City Committee, is a WWII veteran, and ran for Secretary of the Commonwealth in the state election. He is married to Doris Sutherland and resides at 75 Villa Street, Waltham.
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Paul V. Shaughnessy
Waltham
Waltham School Committee
Office of Register of Deeds
Middlesex County
Disrah
Shaughnessy
Doris Sutherland
Villa Street
Atty. Shaughnessy
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Tee
United
Defeating the Inferiority Complex
Calvin Osborn of San Diego entered Washington Missionary College and overcame a lifelong fear of public speaking. After childhood mockery and stuttering, he practiced daily from his woods and room to speak confidently in class and beyond. Now a pastor, his fears have vanished and talking is as easy as eating.
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Calvin Osborn
San Diego
Calif
Washington Missionary College
Washington, D.C
Bng
Senor Osborn
Mr.Osborn
Shim
Cal
New Product on the Border Stands Mount Everest Peak
A description highlights Mount Everest, the 20,002 foot peak on the Nepal Tibet border, towering above surrounding terrain and landmarks on earth.
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Nepal
Tibet
Earth
Fulton Market Fish Auction at NYC’s East River Spot
Early risers witness the Fulton Market sale of about 1,000,000 pounds of fish in the six block market area by the East River near the Brooklyn Bridge. The Fulton Market, the largest wholesale fish mart on the east coast, serves New York restaurants hotels and retailers with nearly 100 species from haddock to octopuses.
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New York
U.P
New York City
Fulton Fish Market
East River
Brooklyn Bridge
Fulton
Ievebar
Akron Plans Geminennial Exhibition Revival
Akron cites preparations for a city gemi annu event amid three year anticipation. Officials say yearlong program aims to revive civic pride and attract visitors, with committees formed to coordinate exhibits and activities.
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Akron
U.pi
Editorial reply to critics on publishing public news
A rough editorial piece defends printing news deemed public property. The writer asserts a duty to publish the news wherever found, balancing business concerns and community needs amid national affairs and local events.
Fragmented musings mix quotes on liberty and reform
A garbled, fragmentary text blends phrases about freedom and civic duty with scattered names and ideas. The piece trails through mentions of Benjamin, Patrick, and various thinkers, ended by a critique of mistakes and a vague call to action.
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Benjamin Pragger
Silversmith
John Chant
Patrick
Court scene disrupts decorum in Louisville trial
A Louisville court hearing ended with a defendant talking to a companion, drawing a warning and a fine after judge's rebuke. Repair crews and police presence followed as the dispute over decorum intensified and the session proceeded.
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Louisville
U.P
Tae Bava
Cates
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