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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
22
Mrs Rogers delivers a stirring speech praising Concords Glorious Forty World War II dead defending liberty. She argues against lost peace claims credits U N and Korea fighting, condemns Soviet Kremlin lies and calls for no compromise with communism while praising sacrifice and enduring peace forged by the fallen.
Annie W. Flewelline Hooper widow of William J. Hooper formerly of Sudbury died last Saturday at her daughter’s home in West Collingswood New Jersey at age 73. She led the Sudbury American Legion Auxiliary and belonged to the Eastern Star. Survived by two sons William and Robert, a daughter Grace, three grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Funeral rites were at Rockwell funeral home Watertown with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Sudbury Laboratories Inc. of Sudbury will display products at the National Garden Supply Trade Show in Chicago at the Hotel Sherman from November 13 to 15. Mrs. John Childs attended a tea and reception in Boston for Miss Amy M. Sacker, a renowned artist and decorator, marking the 50th anniversary of her School of Decorative Design and Interior Decoration on Boylston Street.
Lloyd E. Bancroft Jr., formerly of Sudbury and now residing in Hemet California, enlisted in the navy last October and serves in San Diego training as an aviation radar man. He scored highest on his recent tests at Ford School and graduated from Hemet High School last June. His unit address is Co 51-061 U.S.N.T.C. 460-89-03, San Diego 33, California.
In Springfield Saul Silbergleit the mayoral candidate found and returned Mrs Addie Fortune s pocketbook containing a large sum. Fortune promised him at least one more vote at the polls.
Aimed at correcting housewives impressions from radio and press about apple color and size. Growers avoid extreme size or color as they can reduce eating quality. Redder apples usually indicate sun exposure and better flavor, while green with little or no red is inferior. McIntosh and Cortland cited as common examples.
West Concord Robert Arthur Wood son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wood was honored at a Sunday party by neighbors before entering the U S Navy He has served in U S Naval Reserves three years and is a Concord High School 1949 graduate His father is a past commander of James J Mansfield post U S No 158 and his mother a past president of the Ladies Auxiliary buy U S Savings Bonds.
A Mineral Wells painter, early morning, rammed a can into a Blass door of a cafe north of police headquarters. The incident led to police involvement as officers responded to the disturbance and assessed damages.
A fragment notes a child's BMC SAU chain drive and a single breasted tuxedo, originally costing 29 dollars. Mentions Taylor Jr washing and a small family or trail context, implying a consumer or tailoring item in a vintage catalog.
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