Red Cross announces busy year plan and new program roles
Concord announces a busy year with plans for public and internal Red Cross activities. A roster of named members and leaders is listed including Arnold, Jr. and Mrs Thorn, Mrs Alexander Romeyn Everdell and several others. The note mentions program assignments and a local field activity.
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E Concord Jun
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Ur, Jr
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Alexander ‘ Romeyn’ Everdell
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Robert Gill
Oar
Robert Jet- Anson. Kricks
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Roof
Baby Delivered by Flashlight in Brockton Power Outage
In Brockton Massachusetts doctors at Phaneuf Hospital delivered a baby daughter to Mrs. George Belmore Jr after a falling limb cut power lines. Both mother and child emerged in good condition.
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H W School Classes Elect New Officers
West Concord reports elections for class officers at Harvey Wheeler School covering grades 3 through 6. Each home room chose a president vice president secretary and treasurer for two months with plans for holiday parties and school projects.
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West Concord
Harvey Wheeler ‘School
Miss Morse
James McMullen
Ann Rodday
James Grant
David Dee
Miss Dawson
Concord Players Postpone Play To Accommodate Bowl Tilt
The Concord Players delay the fall production of Two Blind Mice to December 13, 14 and 15 to avoid a clash with the Concord at Winston Salem high school football game. Townspeople previously traveled to Winston Salem for the game, and more are expected this December.
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Concord
Concord High
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Canine Appealing Tricks At Memphis Drugstore
In Memphis dog named Maxine Hopkins watched a druggist hand him ice cream. He licked the cup then carried it to the counter on two legs and waited for a refill from the fountain girl.
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Canine Appeal
Memphis
Tenn
Maxine Hopkins
Fountain Girl
Russell Reports on Legislature as Campaign Climate
The piece views Beacon Hill's Center of attention as the Kelly Derham Cene della case and the 1952 election. It notes conversations on possible candidates, vote margins, and future disclosures, along with rumors about candidate strengths and party fortunes in a shifting General Court of 280 members. It argues the legislature trains future governors and congressmen through debates, alliances, and temptations.
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Beacon Hill
General Court
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Company H Holds Lectures At State Armory
Concord Lieut Maurice L Dee commanded Co H 182nd RCT MNG at the State Armory on November 8 with lectures on individual movement by day and night. Sgt Clayton and Cpl Johansen led demonstrations. platoon sergeants ran crew served weapons refreshers. Dolan arranged clothing care. Welgren and Walsh led close order drill. Regular drills paused for the patriotic parade and memorial dedication, with a subsequent drill on November 19.
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Maurice L. Dee
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MNG
Concord State Armory
Jack Clayton
Thomas Johansen
John C. Dolan
John Welgren
Leo Walsh
War Memorial
Unpleasant Court Scenes On Beacon Hill Elevate Debate
The passage notes that public life rewards ability and character in a young man who can work with others, contrasting this with the unsavory spectacles now unfolding at the Court on Beacon Hill, suggesting sins may find them out.
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Beacon Hill
Sunday Dinner for Economical A P Homemakers Menu
A Sunday dinner feature presents a frankfurter dish with green bean casserole. Instructions cover halved frankfurters, onion fat, cream of celery soup, drained beans, and a biscuit top. It also includes a penny pinching frozen custard dessert and a simple green salad suggestion.
Bedford gifts committee aids hospitalized veterans
Horace Riviere of 74 Hancock Street chairs the Bedford unit aiding hospitalized veterans during the holidays. Mrs. Charles S. Hume will pick up gifts from local residents for veterans in hospitals such as West Roxbury Bedford Cush ing and Chelsea.
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Horace — Riviere
Hancock Street
Bedford Unit
Charles S. Hume
West Roxbury
Cushing
Chelsea
New England Apple Production Drops but Remains High for 1951
Harvest in New England counties yields 8.549 million bushels down 4 percent from October estimates and 5 percent under 1950, yet 1951 marks the third straight year of large apple output with Cortland and Northern Spy sizes large. Maine falls 17 percent from 1950, New Hampshire 10 percent, Massachusetts 8 percent, Rhode Island 7 percent, Vermont up 11 percent, Connecticut up 12 percent. national crop sits at 113.268 million bushels, 8 percent below 1950 but 4 percent above the 10-year average, with regional declines and weather affecting final figures.
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Cortland
Northern Spy
Maine
Connecticut
United States
Atlantic
Central States
Western States
Washington
Mullins Talk A Timely One On Wednesday
Concord The Concord Republican 21 Club will hold an open meeting on Wednesday evening November 28 at 8 15 in the Middlesex Insurance Building lunchroom Concord Center. John E Mutty Jr president will preside. W E Mullins Boston newspaper political editor will discuss Politics in Massachusetts. Brig Gen Otis Whitney state council member and State Rep David B Williams will attend along with Concord Women’s Republican Club members and a Republican Town Committee members. Use rear door facing Court Lane to enter.
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Concord Center
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W. E. Mullins
Boston
Mullins
Massachusetts
Otix Whitney
Governor's Council
David B. Williams
Concord Women'srepublican Club
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Insurance Building
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Middlesex Council Meeting Set for Lincoln Junior High
Bedford reports the Middlesex County Council will meet Saturday November 24 at Lincoln junior high school Framingham with local A S Auxiliary members present. Karen Rivet chairs the coupon committee and Thomas Poleo leads the Jogak auxiliary helping with the bloodmobile visit Friday at Bedford's orth
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Framingham
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Thomas Poleo
Schoolway
Jogak
Bedfordsorth
Harvest Progress Stirs Fade in Maize Output Across States
The report notes 20,034,000 bushels, 44 percent under 1950 crop and 30 percent below average. October was generally favorable for maize in most states, with harvest nearing by November 1.
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