Concord Draft Board Registers Local Appointments
Draft Board in Concord names registrar at 6 Main Street, with Headmaster Lawrence Terry of Middlesex School and Principal Willard H. Smith of Concord High School as other registrars. Teens turning 18 urged to register now with these officials to avoid a trip to Waltham, even if military service begins at 19.
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Concord
Rudolph W. Currier
Main Street
Concord Draft Board
Waltham
Lawrence Terry
Middlesex School
Willard H. Smith
Concord High School
Country Store Granted Charter In Concord
Secretary Frederick W. Cook granted The Country Store, Inc. a charter in Concord. The company is incorporated with 1000 shares of $100 preferred stock and 100 shares of no par value common stock. Incorporators include William D. Concord and Charlies G. Squinn of Weston.
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Concord
Frederick W. Cook
Country Store
Con
Country Store, Inc
Gpinok Pole Pcs
William D Concord
Charlies G. Squinn
Weston
Concord OPA Price Control Board Closes. Functions Migrate to Boston
Concord reports the local OPA Price Control Board will close its doors and transfer all functions to the OPA Regional Office in Tremont Street Boston. Trade inquiries go to Boston Regional Office 55 Tremont Street. Sugar rationing and rent control supervision continue via regional offices.
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Concord
William H. Dohoney
Concord Opa Price Control Board
Acton
Bedford
Maynard
Gomuee
OPA
Tremont Street
Boston
Dohoney
Massachusetts
Concord Board to Close After Five Years of Service
Massachusetts Rent Office plans to release 63 clerks on December 12 following notices issued November 12. Records will transfer to the Regional Office in Boston during the closing period, as the Concord Control Board ends almost five years of volunteer service that helped prevent inflationary spikes and protect fair access to scarce commodities. Production now catching up with demand as wartime controls phase out under President Truman.
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Massachusetts
Tremont Street
Boston
Doheney
Concord Control Board
Truman
Paul A. Porter
Determination of OPA Office at Boston Continues
A fragment indicates the Office at Boston remains the ongoing focus of functions and authority. It suggests the determination to continue operations under OPA guidance.
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al Opa
Boston
Concord man’s son new Army private first class in Germany
Mr and Mrs George T Barrett of 17 Elsinore Street announce their son Pfc George F Barrett Jr has been transferred to Neurenberg Germany where he is carrying mail He was promoted to private first class and before service was a member of the Concord State Guard.
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Concord
George T. Barrett
Elsinore Street
George F. Barrett, Jr
U.S. Army
Neurenberg
Germany
Barrett
Concord State Guard
Concord couple observes 6th anniversary quietly
Mrs Edith M Wonham McGrath and John Bernard McGrath of 56 Bedford Street marked their anniversary last November. Married at St Bernard's Church on November 10 1939 they reside in Concord and have two daughters. Mr McGrath works as a letter carrier for the Concord Post Office.
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Concord
John Bernard McGrath
Bedford Street
Enrath
Edith. M. Wonham
St. Bernard’s Church
McGrath
Concord Post Office
Kee Barr Weds Navy Man From Florida
Miss Katherine Elizabeth Barr daughter of Joseph Barr of 21B Lexington road wed Alvin Les le Vaughan Sr son of Mr and Mrs Alvin L Vaughan of Jacksonville Florida on Saturday November 2 at St Bernard's Rectory Concord. Rev Michael Joseph Burke officiated a quiet ceremony followed by a reception at Wayside Inn Sudbury. The couple will reside locally after honeymoon. Vaughan is a coxswain in the U S Navy. Elizabeth Dee of Concord was maid of honor and Walter Jobe U S Navy was best man. The bride wore a white satin gown with an illusion veil and pearl coronet while the maid of honor wore blue with a plumed bodice.
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Concord
Katherine Elizabeth Barr
Joseph Barr
Lexington Road
Alvin Lesle Vaughan
Alvin L. Vaughan
Jacksonville
Florida
St. Bernard’s
Michael Joseph Burke
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Concord High School
Bryant & Stratton
U. S. Revs
Elizabeth Dee
Con Cord
Walter
Jobe
U.S. Navy
Emerson Concord Hospital October Report Summary
Miss Elmina L. Snow, administrator, presents Emerson Hospital October 1946 totals. Surgical 55, medical 21, obstetrical 36. infants born 37. outpatients 149. deaths 6. stillborn 0. Operations 78. accidents 5 (auto 1). x-rays 148. In patient census October 1 to 31: admitted 149, discharged 197. daily average 229.7.
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Concord
Elmina L. Snow
Emerson Hospital
Benoits Celebrate Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ben Benoit Jr of Old Meigne road celebrated their fifth anniversary on November 10 at St Bernard's Church. Mrs Benoit formerly Natalie Blanchard, the couple has lived in Me.
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Benis Leonard Benoit Jr
Meine Road
Benoit
Natalie Blanchard
Beardsell Mar Becomes Mrs Smith in Washington Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Beardsell announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Smith to Mr Beardsell. The ceremony occurred in Washington D C last Monday. The couple, who have one child, are now residing locally where Mr Beardsell runs a business.
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Rabid Upo
Helen Smith
Washington, D.C
Beardsell
Concord Briefs Reflect Local Club and Church Events
Concord and West Concord women's clubs attended the 11th District Conference at Sudbury Town hall with Mrs. Albert A. Schaal presiding. Robert L. Moore of Elm Street attended a Sheraton Corp. dinner in Boston where he serves as secretary treasurer. Concord Council Knights of Columbus members joined a Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with Fourth Degree honor guards. Evangelical Free Church Missionary meeting set for Thursday at 8. Younger People’s Society met in South Acton. Massie family reunion held at Legion Hall South Lincoln. Twenty-Forty club square dance and games at Trinitarian Church parish house Friday at 8. Victory N. Cluff urged local farmers to join farm program elections ongoing this week.
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Concord
West Concord
Sudbury Town Hall
Albert. A. Schaal
Lincoln
Robert L. Moore
Elm Street
Sheraton Corp
Boston
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Fourth Degree
Younger People’s Society of the
Evangelical Free Church
George Anderson
South Acton
Twenty-Forty Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Harboring Rats Under New Little Rock Ordinance
Frank Bini was charged in municipal court with failure to ratproof his property under Little Rock's typhus control ordinance after rats were found on his premises. The case highlights enforcement of sanitary measures in the city.
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Little Rock, Ark
Frank Biniores
Little Rock
Invest in Liberty to wx Buy War Bond
Local call to invest in Liberty War Bonds urges residents to support the national effort. Citizens are encouraged to purchase bonds through designated banks and post offices, with details on how and where to contribute.
Concord veteran becomes senior air traffic controller at Bedford Army Base
Concord resident Robert J. Macone of 9 Longstreet is now a senior air traffic controller at Bedford Army Air Base. The base marks the eighth anniversary of the Airways and Air Communication Service in the Army Air Forces. Macone is a World War II veteran and former US Army Air Forces pilot in the Southwest Pacific. The piece notes US trolley coaches, street cars, and gas buses seat 7 40 000 passengers, up 80 000 from 1944.
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Concord
Robert J. Macone
Longstreet
Bedford Army Air Base
Bedford
Airways and
Air Communication Service
Army Air Forces
Macone
United States Army Air Force
United States
Calvin W. Concorydies After 46 Years in Ford Business
Calvin W. Concory, longtime Arlington resident and Ford dealer, died at age 56. He had operated his business for 46 years and is survived by Virginia Klinck, a grandchild, and one sister. Funeral services were held yesterday in Lexington.
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Lexington
Regent University adds department head ex B R Bachelow
An ex B R Bachelow is named to head a new department at Seattle Regent University located in Washington. The appointment is announced by the university administration.
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Seattle
Regentversity
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Concord Co-operative Bank
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Ares Control
Maynard, Mass
Tax & Vacation Club
THE
Middlesex Institution
Neglee
Concord, Massachusetts
Brown Street
Stephen. Lowell
Barbara Brooks
Nellie M. Craig
Holland
Kee Barr
Benoits
Eardsells Mar
Concord Briefs
Evangelical Free.Church
Massie
Legion Hall
Southnncoln
Victory N. Cluff
Middlesex County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Calvin W
W.C
B-R
Bachelow
Colliary Post Building Assoc
Mickey Gravino
Bill Harris
Nory V.F.W
Maple Street
Maribor
MecGillivary
John Forbes
Manny
Hudson
Benny Ginnetti
Dan
Town Hall
Chelmsford
C. J. Bedard
New Hampsh
New Hampshire
Hood
Webber & Rose CO
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