Lions To Meet Tuesday Induct 2 New Members
Concord Lions Club schedules its next regular meeting at Howard Johnson Restaurant in West Concord Tuesday at 6 30 pm followed by supper. At the last session two new members J Edward l and Dr Edward W Nahian were inducted with Leeman E Haines presiding.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson
West Concord
Leeman E. Haines
J. Edward l
Edward W. Nahian
Lewis Fussell
Earle K. Sweatland
West Rd Union Church
Wilson B. Keene
L. Frederick Kilham
Lions Club
Nobel
Rotary Club Sees Surge in Concord Membership
Concord Rotary Club reports rapid growth with three new members proposed and two previously proposed at recent meetings. President Fred T. Boyd led sessions at the Colonial Inn after a luncheon by Past President Thomas L. Sanborn. District governor's official visit urged near full membership.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Fred T. Boyd
Colonial Inn
Thomas L. Sanborn
Lester B. Whittemore
Boston
W. Stuart Allen
Pacific Coast
John G. Howens
Erie
Illinois
Howard Johnson
Club
Boyd
Seavey Attends Fall Meeting of Massachusetts Teachers
Concord Morton R. Seavey principal of the Peter Bulkley School attended the first Fall meeting of the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Teachers Federation in Boston. The federation serves about 20 000 teachers and Seavey sits on the executive board. Teachers helped sponsor the first World Conference of the Teaching Profession held three weeks ago in Endicott New York and Massachusetts voted to support with a membership contribution making the state the first to do so.
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Concord
Morton R. Seavey
Peter Bulkley
Massachusetts Teachers Federation
Boston
Massachusetts
Seavey
Endicott
New York
Child care centers flourish amid wartime shifts
Chicago reports child care centers thriving as more than two million women return to housekeeping after the war, according to the American Public Welfare Association. The centers support working mothers by providing needed daytime care for children despite large changes in employment patterns.
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Chicago
American Public Welfare Association
GOP Committee Plans Active Fall Campaign
The Town Republican Committee met at the Town House courtroom last evening to map the November 5 election. Chairman Maurice McWalter presided as plans included a large Lowell rally on Friday November 1 with a call for strong Concord representation and a push to boost the town’s voting strength.
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Concord
Town Republican Committee
Maurice McWalter
Lowell
Whitman College Delays Fall Opening to Sept 23
Whitman College in Walla Walla Washington postpones fall term by one week citing a surge in enrollment. Officials led by W S Anderson report a 50 percent jump over last year and expect higher attendance this semester.
First Car Delivered for Amputee Veterans in Massachusetts
Massachusetts announces 301 World War II veterans with leg amputations are entitled to free cars from the VA. Arthur C. Mitz of Dorchester became the first recipient after authorization by Rep Edith Nourse Rogers. Criteria require ankle or higher amputation and medical proof of safe driving.
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Veterans Administration
Wilfred Holsberg
Boston
Arthur C. Mitz
Lemont Road
Dorchester
Americal
Guadalcanal
Edith Nourse Rogers
Lowell
Mitz
Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Registry
Holsberg
Mince
No Burglar Just Cop Alarms Up Illinois Beat
Policeman Le Roy Schroll reports a burglar alarm scare in Rockford Illinois when a door ajar sparked the loud clanging. He slammed the door to shut the alarm and hurried to silence it. The piece notes Texas adopted runoff primaries in 1918.
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Rockford
Leroy Schroll
Scholl Dly
Massachusetts Tops Five States in New Business Growth
Massachusetts shows strong postwar expansion with 2843 new business corporations chartered in the first six months, a 500 percent rise from 1944 and 300 percent from 1945, placing the state among the nation’s top five and accounting for about 70 percent of all new charters in that period.
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House
Boston
Massachusetts
Frederick W. Cook
Concord High Band to Perform at Home Game Saturday
The Concord school band of about 45 members, coached by Charles K. Yeremian, will play at the Concord High home game against Needham this Saturday at Emerson Playground. Drum majorettes will wear new uniforms, with plans to uniform the entire band later. Students include Peter Bulkley and Harvey Wheeler. Formation will follow typical football game procedures. The Morrow Plots soil station at the University of Illinois, established in 1876, is mentioned as the oldest in the United States.
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Concord
Concord High
Emerson Playground
Needham
Charles KK. Yeremian
Peter Bulkley
Harvey Wheeler
Morrow Plots
University of Illinois
United States
Massachusetts Tracks Surge in Business Formation Amid Looming Commerce Dept
The article notes 290 new trade marks 17 limited partnerships and five liens recorded as Massachusetts sees a spike in new firms. Lawmakers discuss a proposed 1 million dollar Department of Commerce to spur enterprise and counter a weak economy.
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Massachusetts
Department of Commerce
Commonwealth
Hospital Building Committee Members Named
A list for the Krickl Re Sanita Hospital project outlines committee members for solicitation and attendance. F. i is chairman, with Miss n. Pliny Jewell Jr Newbury Jr Raj and Brooks Stey among those named. Details of surrounding concert service and committee announcements follow.
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Mittee
F. i
N. Pliny Jewell, Jr
Newbury, Jr
Raj
Brooks Stey
Garden Club of Mrs. Stedman to Host Fall Meet
Garden Club of Mrs. Stedman hosts a fall meeting at noon on October 16 with B. Hosmer presiding. Mrs. Buttrick noted for iris variety visits earlier in the National Iris scene.
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Seth
Card Garden Club
Stedmanerty
Winoon
B. Hosmer
Buttrick
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