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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
3
Readable fragments discuss a landar sting and a remedy involving tea. The text hints at ana inl fing ai rmark and a comment about mitigating the sting with honey. No clear event or named entities emerge.
The meeting decided to start water safety courses on Saturday June 30 at White Pond. New offerings include adult beginner and adult swim lessons with Henson bringing instructors. Registration closes June 15 through the school or committee chairman Richard Burches with others like Tiles Wink, Fred Gaughan.
A Rotary gathering at the hall featured talk from vice president William Bump and honored member Albert M. Kilees. The report notes Tedve receiving a commission as a second lieutenant in the infantry. He departed for Camp Florida after basic training at Fort PoE Ga and prior Harvard study in government.
Concord Middlesex School schedules three events on Saturday. The baseball team hosts St George's Newport and its arch rival. The tennis team plays Groton at home and crews race Exeter boats on Bateman's Pond at Concord's Corcord home courses.
An analysis warns that freight rate controls and state support for port projects may push industry to move to the South and West. It discusses the need for imports and exports to keep Boston’s ports profitable, the risk of public funding without guaranteed returns, and the challenge of attracting ships and cargo to a modern waterfront.
Industrial shift drives a southern and western exit as port facilities worth 15 million dollars face change. Projections suggest even chic diamond studded piers may not halt the move.
Middlesex High School defeated Sebastian’s 8 to 3 at Concord diamond. Bob McNabb pitched strongly for Middlesex, supported by Mul pod and Stoghill. Sebastian’s scored in the early innings but Middlesex outhit them 8 to 3.
J Diskin Martin resumed his duties at the Concord post office on Saturday after a month of illness. The report notes his return follows a period of confinement.
Bedford church members at a Sunday meeting approved paying for sanctuary walls and ceiling painting as a memorial by Deacon George Sweet. They also authorized new light fixtures funded by the Dorothea Rowse Webber fund and considered moving the organ closer to the choir balcony.
Mr and Mrs John M Downing of 23 Belknap Street announce the birth of a daughter. The brief notice records a new arrival in the family.
The report notes a memorial observance at the Masonic temple directed by Merle Berry for the Concord bow girls Nelda and others. It mentions St Bernard's cemetery observance, Rebekah Lodge meeting at Odd Fellows hall, and a box social planned by local organizers.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a holiday opening event at Louiba with unclear specifics. Mentions of Alcott and opening date are legible but details remain uncertain. Further confirmation needed to identify exact venue and schedule.
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