Old North Replica Dedicated At Fitting Ceremony In Concord
A large crowd attended the fitting ceremony and exercises for the Old North replica bridge dedication. Gov. Herter praised the bridge as a beacon for peace and freedom, with J A Volpe supervising the project and Major ceremony staff guiding the parade and salute.
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Old North
Gov. Herter
America
J. ‘A. Volpe
Lexington Tractory
State Armory
Oug M. Whitmey
Col
Raymond Emerson
Norman. L. Scherer
Michael B. Gormely
Irman
W. Bruce Pirnie
Maurice L. Dee
Robert &. Kelley
Lexington Minute Men
Norton Hood
Albert Frothingham
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
MacLeod
Concord
Diane Strayton
Vincent Mini
James J. Mansfield
A. S. No. 158
Charles M. Byron
William J. Dolan
Firing Fortunes and Forty Years of Concord Memories
The column reflects on Arthur Godfrey era firings and later success of colleagues Julius La Rosa Frank Parker and The Chordettes noting how Godfrey’s entangled star power helped them secure salaries. A ribbon cutting at the span features remarks by Volpe Herter and a Concord school chorus performs Concord Hymn under Dr. Yeremian with Benediction by Rev. Connolly.
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Auch
Arthur Godfrey
Julius la Rosa
Perry Como
Chordettes
Marion Marlowe
Frank Parker
Archie Bleyer
Archie
Godfrey
la Rosa
Parker
Arthur
Volpe
Herter
Concord School
Charles K. Yeremian
Concord
Emerson
James H. Connolly
St. Bernard’s Church
Concord Women Attend Colleges and District Holy Name Meeting
Miss Susan Ferran daughter of Archibald Ferran studies at Lesley College Cambridge after graduating Concord High School where she helps reach 350 enrolled in its 48th year. Virginia Woodruff a Concord High School graduate begins her third year at Cornell University Ithaca New York. Holy Name society members from Concord attended a district meeting at St Thomas Hall Wilmington Tuesday evening.
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Susan Ferran
Archibald H. Ferran
Central Street
West Concord
Lesley College
Cambridge
Concord High School
Virginia Woodruff
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Virgil Woodruff
Church Street
Holy Name Societies
St. Thomas Hall
Wilmington
Lincoln Students Named Officers At Concord High
Robert Browning receives U S Army discharge after four years service. Phyllis Campobasso and Charles Flanigan are elected vice president and Athletic Association member at Concord High School. John Snelling enrolls at Wentwo Institute after 18 months in Alaska with the Army.
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Robert James Browning
George A. Browning
Conant Road
Lincoln
U. S. Army
Phyllis Campobasso
Charles Flanigan
Athletic Association
Concord High School
John Snelling
Philip Rodman Snelling
Concord Road
South Lincoln
Wentwo Institute
Alaska
U.S. Army
Wallpaper production tops 166 million rolls yearly
Government figures show the United States produces more than 166 million rolls of wallpaper in one year, totaling about 750000 miles of wall surface covered.
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U. S
Bedford Community Chorus rehearsals spark Pirates of Penzance
Bedford E Whittredge Clark leads rehearsals for the Bedford Community Chorus at Church of Christ as plans move forward for The Pirates of Penzance. Also notes include church activities, a whist party for March of Dimes, a 25th anniversary Open House in Dummerton, voter registration at Townhall, and new baby Donna Jean Bonnevie at Emerson Hospital.
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E. Whittredge Clark
Bedford
Church of Christ
Marvin L. Derby
Bedford Community Chorus
Harold Brady
Birth announced for daughter Jeannette Frances Brown
Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown of Waltham announce the birth of a daughter Jeannette Frances at Waltham Hospital. Mrs Brown is the former Margaret Siekman.
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Ralph Brown
Waltham
Jeannette Frances
Waltham Hospital
Brown
Margaret Siekman
Crossbred Hen Sets World Egg Production Record
A cross bred hen at the 45th annual Storrs Egg Laying Test in Storrs Connecticut laid 342 eggs, finishing atop 6 370 birds in eight tests coast to coast. The Rhode Island Red vent owned by C T Avery and Son of Colrain Massachusetts led Rhode Island Reds with 3 867 eggs in eight tests. Connecticut’s best showing came from Rhode Island Reds entered by Mount Fair Farm Watertown.
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Storrs
Conn
University of Connecticut
J. J. Warren
North Brookfield
Mass
Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station
Rhode Island
C. T. Avery and Son
Colrain
Connecticut
Mount Fair Farm
Watertown
Prize Cow Fernhame Perfection Dottie Passes Registry Tests
Farnham D. Smith’s Fernhame Perfection Dottie No 3425513 from the Carlisle herd passed Holstein Association tests in Brattleboro Vermont. In cooperative testing with the University of Massachusetts she was milked twice daily for a year producing 13931 pounds of milk and 575 pounds of butterfat as a three year old.
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Carlisle
Farnham D. Smith
Brattleboro
Vermont
Holstein-Friesian Association’ of America
University of Massachusetts
Carlisle sewing circle meets at Mrs Miller home
A meeting of the sewing circle of the First Religious Society was held last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Frank O Miller on Lowell road. New local voters are reminded that Friday October 5 is the final chance to register before the November 6 state and national elections. The public is welcome to attend the evangelistic series at Carlisle Congregational Church from October 7 to 9.
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Woman’s Guild of
St. Paul’s Episcopal Mission
George Arthur Webber
Frances Saunders
Saunders
Warren D. Bennett
United Workers of Church of Christ, Congregational
Shirley Smith
Sewing Circle of First Religious Society
Unitarian
Frank O. Miller
Lowell Road
Carlisle Congregational Church
Long Days Journey Set for Broadway Premiere in Boston
Eugene O Neill autobiographical drama Long Day s Journey Into Night will have its American premiere in Boston at the Wilbur Theatre with Frederic March and Florence Eldridge. The two week pre Broadway engagement opens October 15 with no matinees, followed by a Broadway bow November 7 at the Helen Hayes Theatre.
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Eugene ‘O'Neill
Boston
Frederic March
Florence Eldridge
Wilbur Theatre
Sweden
James O'Neill
Marches
Thornton Wilder
Ruth Gordon
Kauffman
Hart
Lillian Hellman
Hollywood
Christopher Columbus
Mr. March
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Jose Quintero
New York Theatre
O’neill
Mr. Quintéro
Leigh Connell
Theodore Mann
Jason Robards ,Jr
New York
Bradford Dillman
Katherine Ross
David Hays
New England
Motley
Tharon Musser
Helen Hayes Theatre
Armed Forces Seeks Inventors For Snow Melt And More
Washington D C U P The National Inventors Council under the Commerce Department seeks outside inventors to solve defense needs. Proposals include a snow and ice melting chemical for minus 65 degree temps and a portable personal heating system for sub zero exposure. Odor sensors for aircraft and meat preservation methods lasting a year at 100 degrees F are also requested.
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Harman W. Nichols
U. P
Washington
America
National Inventor's Council
Department of Commerce
Gvernment
Inventors Council
Meat Prices and Poultry Trends Share Room for Market
The report notes beef and pork price movements amid varying demand. Cattle supplies appear steady while ham and poultry items reach higher levels at the counter. An extension agent highlights meal options and fresh dairy products as part of the market mix.
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County Extercream
Concord Dairymen Count $500 Against 4-H Aid
The Middlesex Improvement Association and 4-H directors face a push for a $500 contribution as part of a new 4-H circulation. The article hints at local dairymen and 4-H ties and mentions a proposed sum and involvement by civic groups.
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Concord
Dlesex County
Middlesex
Middlesexing Association
Ciations
Neighborhood gratitude note on loss and sympathy
Community members express appreciation for neighbors during a time of bereavement and shared sorrow. The message honors Frank Ruth and asks reflection on inclusive goodwill.
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Frank Ruth
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