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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
14
A fragmentary wartime era view argues that wealth growth depends on higher production as industrial slowdowns bite. It notes rising wages and taxes, full employment, and a need for a harmonious economy to finance national commitments.
The Weather Bureau operates as a national weather service, publicizing forecasts and specialized data for farmers and aviation. It collaborates with the Red Cross and Coast Guard, distributes thousands of daily weather items, and employs about 90 experts at the Weather Center in Washington to provide six hour updates via radio and telegraph.
Ambiguous excerpts discuss public hydro power, government production, and private distribution. Republicans push for state owned hydro with government sale to private distributors, while Democrats oppose and seek direct distribution benefits to consumers.
An investigations bureau questions Thomas Stoulanrt over alleged payroll fraud after bricks were thrown and headlines blamed the mishap on him. The case centers on diverting employees’ salaries to an unnamed party as authorities pursue charges.
An abstract fragment presents a surreal meditation on grapes in sunlight as a symbol of central power and divine blessing. The speaker notes the strange wilderness and earthly hole while waiting for fulfillment mirrored by the fruit’s fate.
Miss Louise Sella of 37 Broad Street Maynard wins third prize in a football contest sponsored by a Boston newspaper. The result follows a dare by Robert Durand and mirrors outcomes of several games, with Earl Jusseaume of Perens noted in connection to the event.
Early last evening Hudson area cars operated by Laura A of 4 Burnside Maynard and Chester Lockhard of Sudbury were in a collision at the Main and Wilkins intersection. At six o clock Robert Morgan of Florence Street reported his car was sideswiped by a passing vehicle on Washington Street.
Mrs Dorothy Farnsworth glances from her front lawn as a sudden animal disturbance draws attention to the property. Neighbors report brief commotion and a curious scene unfolding near the Beddington residence.
Chemists argue a ban on juicing is not needed and suggest a straightforward technique to extend shelf life by moving citrus juice back and forth between containers, implying a practical handling method rather than policy.
Bedford residents report several family moves and hospital updates. Mrs M aees Webber Jr. undergoes eye surgery and stays in Arlington Hospital. Mrs Adele Bean of Wallingford Conn plans a Massachusetts winter with sister Mrs John L Jewett. Mrs Bean travels with daughter Mrs Test Creed. William V Collins returns home from Veteran's Hospital to West Roxbury. Mrs arvie E Whittaker at 215 Great Road hosts daughter Mrs Ern Shaefer of Kerchet Square, Pennsylvania.
A penny sale event at Elizabeth's of Hungary Chaich tonight offers prizes including six Thanksgiving dinners and other valuable items. Admission is free and attendees may bring a friend to join the fun and potentially win a dinner.
Concord firemen answer box 53 for a minor blaze at 1 West A Davis residence. Chief Harry E. Tuttle reports the occupant's injuries were slight.
Mrs Joseph L Benson explains the annual 1948 Christmas Seal Sale opens November 22 in Stow, aiding tuberculosis work via the Stow Public Health and Idiosex Health associations. Nationwide TB fight continues since 1907, funded by seal purchases. every citizen helps curb the disease.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gleasondale announce the arrival of their son at Cambridge Hospital, Cambridge. The child is named Gregg Murry and weighed eight pounds. Grandparents are Mrs Verdun of Illinois and Mrs Robblee. the youngster will have a sister nearing three years old. Mother and baby are at home and doing well.
The Sudbury church held a worship service at 9 30 a m for Bayes D D Pastor Rev stg Gopp ing People. Children class at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m. Dr Bayts delivers sermon. Senior Choir leads. The Christian Endeavor Society meeting is omitted. A Union Thanksgiving Service at 7 30 p m with Rev John Foglesong delivering the sermon.
Sunday services listed for St Elizabeths Mission include morning prayer and sermon by Rev Dy William J Wolf with church school and a meeting of the Junior Alta Guild at Edith Buckingham's home. Methodist Church led by Pastor Henry E Leech hosts 9 30 a m worship and a sermon Forget Not with additional afternoon service at South Sudbury Congregational Church at 7 p m.
The parish announces Sunday Masses at 7 30, 9, and 10 a m Holyday Masses at 6 30, 8, and am Daily Mass at 7 30 a.m First Friday Mass at 7 30 a.m
Church listings show Canist First Parish with Rev L Theington and Mrs Leila Brake at 11 00 am and St Michael s Church led by Rev William E Kerrigan with masses at 7 00 9 15 and 11 15 am Benediction after the 9 15 mass and Sunday school following the benedictions at 154 Great Rd Bedford
Miss Anne Derby oversees Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Morning service begins at 2 00 p m led by C O Highton minister with church duties listed for the First Parish Omitarian.
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The St Cas parish lists Sunday masses at unspecified times with a 9 o clock mass and a 3 pm service for the dead. Weekday masses and confessions are noted with a children's event planned as a fundraiser on November 27 in the parish hall.
Fragmented notice lists a Finnish Evangelical event with services and meetings. Sunday school at 10:06 AM, Christian Endeavor at 11:00, and evening worship at 7:30 PM. Instrumental and sponsor details appear garbled but indicate a church program led by James Farrel.
Henry E. Leech, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. choir and chorus present. Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. Wednesday November 24 union Thanksgiving service in Congregational Church at 7:30 p.m. Forget Not All He Benefits theme.
Unclear text shows a church event mentioning Pastor PP Schoof and morning services at 4 AM and 6:45 AM. The fragment hints at union evangelical activities and schedule notes without clear dates or locations.
Plans for an amateur night event to be held at the Town Hall on a Tuesday evening in December. The program is intended for the public with admission details and a modest entry fee.
A damaged notice lists worship services and programs in multiple languages. It notes a Finnish service at 9 a.m. and an English service at 11 a.m. plus a Sunday School at 10 a.m. A mixed program by the Auxiliary Sisters is planned for 7:30 p.m. on Sunday.
Monday November 22 schedule lists a 1 30 p m prayer meeting for the Sabra League followed by Holy Communion at 1000 a m.
The Union Pacific report notes a romance involving a 13 year old railroader named G.C. Hines who has been seen in affectionate company with a young person around the yard. Details remain unclear as investigators note the unusual timing and public interest.
Readable text mentions an Aztec national man in New Monnes with an oatted cluster of otete ruins. The phrasing is unclear, but indicates a discovery or description involving ruins and a named location.
Fracture cases and medical notes from St Louis with brief on patient injuries and treatment outlines. Names and specific injury details are sparse but indicate a focus on fracture care and procedural steps in early 20th century practice.
The fragment mentions Rev Alexander Astoy and Mrs Sohn Rettig with dates and times for services including Holy Week mass and Thursday evening prayers. Names and specific times are incomplete but indicate church notices for Our Lady Christian community.
Fragmentary church bulletin lists Rev Michael J Bernari and Rev Robert S greetings with a Sunday Holy Mass at 7 p.m. and mentions Miss Chay and others in incomplete lines from the service schedule.
A fragment notes a class session and a Friday meeting led by a pastor. The item references a B A Gospel program and a Sunday or Friday event on a holiday week.
Fragmentary text mentions names and a school context with unclear details. No concrete actions or outcomes are identifiable.
A fragment references a sermon by a Thursday before Thanksgiving with an unspecified union gathering and in. actions. The text is incomplete but suggests a religious service linked to a community event around a Thanksgiving period.
Sunday service at West Concord Church features a 2 20 45 PM sermon with a sermonist preaching as the moon shines overhead.
A damaged OCR religious notice invites attendance for a sermon on themes from biblical texts. The fragmentary lines mention a golden text and references to faith, belief, and divine sonship, but many words are unreadable.
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