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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
13
Fireman Melanson, longtime Concord resident and former employee of a local firm, died suddenly Monday morning at a hospital. He was in his 46th year, born in Nova Scotia, and had lived in Concord for 95 years. Funeral services were planned with relatives expected to attend in Scotia.
A brief ad notes customers should send a post card to SALO Street Maynard to purchase sewing machines and ensure satisfaction with their order.
Concord The James J Mans field Post American Legion held a well attended Armistice Day program at the Elks upper hall Monday night. After supper and entertainment, members served as waiters with wives present. Alexander MacEachern chaired the event with John A Hutchinson Jerry Martel and Johnny Arena providing music and acts.
Government urges public support through savings bonds as a patriotic investment. Authorities promise steady returns and national finance backing, highlighting accessibility for individuals and families.
Moe Jack Skewes and George Fenton of Concord lead individual scoring in the Concord area. Jim Dunster of Middlesex sits third and Fred Wasiluk of Maynard is sixth. The scoring details follow.
The marriage of Barbara Lydon of South Boston and Francis J. Ahern Jr formerly of West Concord occurred last Saturday in South Boston. Attendants included residents of Concord and Charles W. Dee of Concord served as best man.
About 2,351,000 Americans play at least 100 rounds of golf yearly. More than 63,000,000 games are played across 5,209 courses in the country each year.
Mary Lehane daughter of Mrs Nellie Lehane 169 Lincoln Street Framingham wed Samuel Minto of Framingham on Saturday November 9 at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev James Glennon officiated with Dominic Cousin of the groom assisting. They will reside at 169 Lincoln Street Framingham.
Concord residents William Mattison and Krist Anderson join Percy Evisit and others on a weeklong deer hunting expedition in Maine departing Wednesday.
The 79th Congress allowed three Massachusetts members to start pensions after January. Senator David I Walsh Rep Pehr G Holmes and Rep James M Curley qualify under six years service rule. Pensions vary by service length age and contributions with caps and age 62 minimum. Walsh may receive 6208 to across 26 years. Holmes may draw 3463 or 3958 and Curley 1858 or 2000. Additional New England lawmakers include Gerry Austin Kopplemann with varied eligibility.
In a postponed Lexington game last Monday, Concord beat the Post Office five 4-0 marking their sixth straight defeat with the Post Office squad yet to earn a single point.
Report from New York and Lake Success notes the United Nations assembly in Flushing and the Security Council HQ as delegates from the United States Uruguay and the Soviet Union engage in peaceful talks amid ideological clash. Byrnes remains firm against appeasement while observers include Wallace supporters who seek a middle ground.
The narrative describes Soviet aims to push for a unified Germany favorable to Moscow, offered during negotiations near the Volga, contrasted by Byrnes’s quick counteraction. It notes Wallace’s incident, U.S. repudiation, and the push to reveal Russia’s more specific goals at Lake Success while warning that Western powers must resist Russian expansion beyond a defined line.
The clipping mentions Sol Bloom and a U N arrival, a former Silver Shirts leader moving from jail to hospital, Churchill suing Adamic for libel, and a garbled line about dinner speech and a man’s mouthful. The text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent event.
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