Franklin D Roosevelt to Speak at St Mark's Exercises
Franklin D Roosevelt will be principal speaker at St Mark's morning exercises on June 15. The graduation ceremony will begin at 10 at the El Ouse with diplomas, scholarships, and prizes awarded to graduating class members. A 9:30 service precedes the events.
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Bedford Man Fined For No Junk License
Vernon S. Rivet of Bedford and George E. Pierce of Billerica were fined $20 each in Concord District Court for collecting junk in Acton without a license. Judge Pierre A. Northrup imposed the penalties. Police Chief Michael J. Foley prosecuted. They were accused of junk collection near Route 2 East Acton and allegedly starting a fire requiring Fire Department response.
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Concord District Court
Acton
Vernon S. Rivet
95 South Road
George E. Pierce
Central Street
Billerica
Pierre A. Northrup
Michael J. Foley
Route 2
East Acton
Bedford honors long serving Police Chief and community figures
Bedford residents noted Police Chief Frederick Sullivan’s 27th year in service. Mrs Henry Baxter hosted family visits at springs road while Paul Revere Chanter led a June 21 anniversary meeting with a special program planned. Committees included Louis Smith and Frederick Hopkins. Ruth Lord returned to Washington after visiting her mother at Orchard Road. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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O.bs
Louis H. Smith
Frederick Hopkins
Ruth Lord
Washington, D. C
Francis H. Lord
Orchard Road
Bedford
Small Stores Get Relief on Price Rule in Massachusetts
Massachusetts retailers with limited clerical capacity may choose General Ceiling Price Regulation instead of Regulation 7. The Boston OPS warns that price charts must be filed by May 31 for those remaining under Regulation 7. Eligible small retailers may switch based on annual net sales and product category.
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Boston
OPS
Plan To Dedicate Memorial Delayed In Concord
The World War II memorial at Monument Square in Concord will not be dedicated until June. It was initially set for Memorial Day but the plan was postponed. A temporary memorial stood at the Monument Square Green for Memorial Day.
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Monument Square
Board of Selectmen
Monument Square Green
Annursnac Grange to Convene Monday Night at West Concord
Regular meeting of Annursnac Grange scheduled in West Concord with Mrs. Mary Rundgren Stone named master. Middlesex Central Pomona announced its June meeting date.
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West Concord
Annursnac Grange
Mary (Rundgren) Stone
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Bedford Births Highlight Two Local Daughters
Recent births of local interest include a daughter born in Boston to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gallagher of 29 Houston Street and a daughter born in Boston to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bellengi of 340 Concord Road. Both families reside in town.
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Bedford
John W. Gallagher
Houston Street
Joseph Bellengi
Concord Road
Boston
Bolton youths chosen for National 4-H Camp delegation
Massachusetts will send four delegates to the National 4-H Camp in Washington D C leaving June 12. Carol Macy Lorraine Frazer Richard Wentworth and Frederick Pardee will attend with leaders Horace Jones and Ruth McIntire. The camp gathers 4-H members from across the U S Puerto Rico and Hawaii for a week focused on government and leadership.
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Barnstable
Simmons College
Boston
Richard Wentworth
Amherst
Stockbridge School of Agriculture
Frederick S. Pardee
Boston University
Horace M. Jones
University of Massachusetts
Ruth McIntire
University
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
State Colleges of Agriculture
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Massachusetts
Fr Collins Named Director of Camp West Wyoming
Fr Collins appointed administrator and registrar of Camp Wyoming Hinsdale. A native of Waltham and Catholic chaplain of the Massachusetts Reformatory in 1948, he was ordained in 1943 and serves at the Stigmatine major seminary in Wellesley. The camp opens June 30 and runs to August 25.
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William J. Gellins
Waltham
Massachusetts Reformatory
Wyoma
Hinsdale
Collins
Stigmatine Order
Wellesley
Recreation Head Loses Job Over Recreation Time
Chester Pennsylvania city council ousts recreation director James J. Dougherty from a $4 216 yearly post after finding he spent insufficient time on recreation. Councilman Vincent F. Sanbe notes Dougherty worked 9 am to 4 pm as director and 12 am to 8 am at a factory.
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U. P
James J. Dougherty
Vincent F. Sanbe
Dougherty
Vandals Release 30 Parakeets From City Pet Shop
In San Diego vandals broke into a pet shop and freed 30 Australian parakeets from their cages, prompting concern from visitors and a search for the escaped birds.
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San Diego
U.P
Two Local Youths Report For Duty From Board 114
Two West Concord youths reported for Selective Service last Wednesday from Board No. 114. Edward D. Curran Jr. of 19 Elsinore Street and Ernest E. Christian of 19 Maple Street were assigned to duty from the U S Army Base at Boston. Curran has worked in the town highways department.
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West Concord
Edward D. Curran, Jr
Edward D. Curran
Elsinore Street
Ernest E. Christian
E. E. Christian
Maple Street
Boston
Curran
Background of Show's Judge Thomas O'Hara
Concord The Enterprise presents a brief history of judge Thomas O'Hara for the Concord Contemporary Artist Exhibit. O'Hara, assistant professor at Massachusetts School of Art, trained at Cambridge School of Design and RISD, with a 1947 Alumni Fellowship, has shown in Boston Worcester Cambridge and Maine venues and belongs to several art groups. Interested Concord photographers metal workers ceramicists and sculptors are invited to contact Shirley Smart at Concord 678 W.
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Concord
Thomas O’hara
Massachusetts School of Art
Cambridge School of Design
Rhode Island School of Design
University of North Carolina
Boston
Worcester
Lincoln
Cambridge
Harvard College
Gloucester
Rockport
Bangor
Maine
O’hara
Boston’ Printmakers
Cambridge Art Association
Boston Independent Artists
Captann Society of Modern Artists
Shirley Smart
Fingold Speaks on Crime and Corruption in Concord
Concord speaker George F. Fingold former assistant attorney general of Lowell addressed a Swamp Scott women’s club on crime corruption and you He was a candidate in the 1950 attorney general primaries The article notes Arkansas hot springs water temperatures between 95 and 147 degrees.
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Concord
George F. Fingold
Lowell Road
Swampscott
Arkansas’ Hot Springs
Two Maynard Men Graduate At U Mass Stockbridge School
Two Maynard residents, Robert B. Meister and Paul Leonard Kivikoski, joined 168 other graduates from the Stockbridge School of Agriculture at UMass Amherst. The ceremony in Bowker Auditorium featured Dr. Dale Sieling delivering the address.
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U. of Mass
Amherst
Stockbridge School of Agriculture
University of Massachusetts
Bowker
Stockbridge Hall
Paul L
Kiikoski
Dale Sieling
University
School of Agriculture and Horticulture
Robert B. Meister
Benjamin C. Meister
Rockland ‘Street
Paul Leonard Kivikoski
Paul Kivikoski
Actons Street
Washington Tops Nation in Shin S and Laths Production
State leads United States in shin s and laths output. Oregon and Ashing together produce over 80 percent of all shingles and laths in the country.
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Washington
Oregon
Ashing
United States
Grandmother Catches Bat for Grandson in Lexington
Mrs Elizabeth L Dalton of 97 North Road spotted a bat in her bedroom Thursday night while reading. Her five year old grandson Charles A Whipple II handed her a fishing net and urged her to fetch the flying creature. With help from neighbor Margaret Lindau the bat was captured and given to the boy in the morning.
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Bedford
Lexington
Elizabeth L. Dalton
97 North Road
Charles A Whipple II
Grange Conducts Meeting Tuesday
Concord Grange announces the next regular meeting to be held Tuesday night June 5 at 8 oclock at Peter Bulkeley School. Mrs. Alice M OBrien will preside and the program is to be announced. During July and August the Grange meets once monthly for regular meetings.
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Concord
Concord Grange
P. of H
Velock
Peter Bulkeley
Alice M. O'Brien
Grange
First state visit to Stratford by a reigning British king
The note recalls the first state visit of a reigning king to Stratford on Avon, Shakespeare's birthplace, not occurring until April 1950. It suggests Londorn is about 92 miles away.
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William Shakespeare
Londorn
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