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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1944

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Wagging the War Ration Plan Near Miss as WPB Drafts Change

The article describes a tense postwar clothing rationing debate led by key WPB figures including Donald Nelson and Irwin Wolf. It discusses retailers hoarding goods, proposed simple orders, and the plan to lift rationing while maintaining modest allocations. It notes broader economic concerns, postwar prosperity, and personnel rules affecting industry advisory roles.

Pittsburgh Deent Irwin Wolf WPB Donald Nel Wolf Joseph Weiner Davidson The Jets Earl Reed Immie Nelson

Concord Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Community Meetings

Concord notes report Dr and Mrs J Alvord MacRae of Kirksville Mo and infant daughter returning home after a month with locals. Musketaquid Sportsman's Club met at West Concord club house with 6:30 supper. President Robertson led the session. Local teens enroll at Belmont Hill School include Billings Cameron Moores Wilson Moore Powers Ward. New voter registrations total 49 with 47 from Precinct One and two from Precinct Two. next session at Town House October 18. Draft Board No 54 cites youths inducted at Fort Banks last Tuesday. Postal officials warn parcel deadline moved from Oct 15 to Oct 14 for Christmas delivery. Pilgrim Chapel services at 7:30 with music by Lewis. Scout and library activities noted along with church school workers conference and Eastern Star events. New births announced Peter Waldinger at MGH Boston. Morse family noted. Nurses training students Nilsen and Jeanson listed. CXO teams plan another salvage drive. St Bernard’s parish youth invited. Western Union delegates attend Middlesex Union District meeting. Emerson Society gathering at First Parish Church. Sermon by Rev Kenneth Ralph Ted at 10:45 service. Sunday School sessions at 9:45 and 10:45. candlelight Seteeriges at 6:30 by Intermediate Young People’s Society.

Barbara Eggleton Weds Harold Sibley at West Concord Union Church

Miss Barbara Eggleton daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond G Eggleton West Concord married Harold Sibley son of Mr and Mrs Harold Sibley of Walpole at West Concord Union Church. Rev Kenneth R Teed officiated. Bridesmaid Ruth Eggleton sister of the bride. attendants Derwin Eggleton George Eggleton and others. The bride wore a white satin gown with Chantilly lace train and lace Dutch cap. The couple will reside in West Concord after a wedding trip.

West Concord West Concord Union Church Barbara Andrey Eggleton Raymond G. Eggleton Francis Street Harold Palmer Sibley Harold Sibley Walpole Kenneth R Ruth ®Geleton Derwin’ R. Eggleton George Eggleton Eugene Ei. Walpote al ‘Carlotte Rowen West Conto Eggleton Fred Siniey

Concord Hospital September Monthly Medical Summary

Concord Hospital's September 1944 monthly report by assistant Sapa tteboee Louise Mias notes 48 diabetes cases 84 infant births 96 in patients treated 4 stillbirths 2 accident cases 482 laboratory tests 221 passes 50 largest daily count 27 smallest daily count 182 admissions 132 discharges and daily averages 36 for Sept 1944 and 32.2 for Sept 1943.

Concord Mias Louise Sociatie Sapattteboee Emerson Hospital Ee SC Riggins Omy Sayan Aneers Canes Piteer Spa Sale Carseae

Engagement Announced in Concord for Miss Helen Russell Jacobs

Miss Helen Russell Jacobs daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jacobs of Weston is engaged to Lieut Robert Gerard O'Brien son of Mr and Mrs Michael O'Brien of Concords Elsinore Street O'Brien a Concord high school graduate and Northeastern University alum served 28 months overseas with the Concord company in the Southwest Pacific and was wounded at Bougainville Guadalcanal receiving the Purple Heart and a Presidential citation He is recovering at a Pennsylvania army hospital after returning home last spring.

Concord Helen Russell Jacobs John Jacobs Weston Robert Gerard O’brien Michael O'Brien Elsinore ‘Street Weston High School Waltlam Lieut O’brien Concord High School Northeastern University Concord Company Southwest Pacific Bougainville Guadalcanal Pensylvania Army

Blocher Elected President of Brown Class of 1946

Blocher of Concord son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hubert Blocher has been elected president of the Brown University class of 1946. He is a Tilton School and Concord High School graduate and a Brown baseball ace. He also serves as secretary of the Cammarian Club business manager of the Liber Brunensis and is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon.

Concord John Woodward Blocher Charles Hubert Blocher Monument Street Brown University Cammarian Club Blocher Tilton School Brown Liber Brunensis Interfraternity Governing Board Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity

Marine Private Stephens completes War Dog Training

Marine Private William L. Stephens of West Concord has completed training as a messenger in the War Dog Training Company at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Nifle J Wilgreen of 20 Demon Street.

Lejeune N. C William L. Stephens Nifle J. Wilgreen Demon Street West Concod Edial Ada

West Concord Couple United in Church Ceremony

Judith Cullinane of 2 Damon Street West Concord wed Thomas Henry Ryan son of Harr J Ryan of West Concord. Rev William Shaughnessy united the couple at the Church of Christ. Miss Claire Cullinane sister of the bride served as maid of honor. Best man was Reward McGarry and Daniel Cullinane was among the ushers. Brides gown was white satin with a finger tip veil and white flowers. maid of honor wore blue frost organza and carried pink roses. Both bride and groom attended local schools.

West Concord Judith Cullinane Matthew J. Cullinane Damon Street Thomas Henry Ryan Harr J. Ryan West Oucar William Church

Third Party For Veterans Event Planned October 15

A local committee plans a spaghetti dinner to benefit wounded veterans. The event will take place Sunday October 15 in West Concord with transportation from Port Devens arranged by local volunteers.

West Concord Doyre Skt

Concord Rotary Notes and Fair Work Report

At the last Concord Rotary meeting A W Lombard of Massachusetts Department of Agriculture outlined fair and pest control work and the challenges faced by the fairs. The club funded Musketsquid Gun Club events and hosted 35 hospitalized veterans with 15 Women's Defense Corps members and five Rotarians in attendance.

Concord A. W. Lombard Massachusetts Department of Agriculture Commonwealth Concord High School Women’s Defense Corps Whit

Knights Penny Sale Friday at Concord Council

Concord Concord Council Knights of Columbus held a special meeting at Monument Hall to plan the upcoming penny sale. Four officers traveled to Boston to host servicemen at the state council headquarters and several members will attend the state ball. Fourth Degree members will march in the Columbus Day parade in Boston tomorrow.

Concord Concord Council K. of C Cld Monument Hall Rudolph W. Currier Thomas J. Burke Martin J. Diskin John C.mcbreen Boston State Council Fourth Degree

Minister Mrs Taylor Dies After Short Illness

Mrs Emily Taylor, 63, wife of Frederick Taylor, reformatory officer and pastor of First Spiritualist Church Stoneham, died Monday in Carlisle after a brief illness. Born January 7, 1881 in Topsfield she was active in town life and served as vice president of the Massachusetts State Association of Spiritualists. Survived by son Frederick I. Taylor and daughter Marion A Taylor, services set for Thursday at 3 pm at MacRae funeral home Concord with cremation at Mount Auburn Cemetery.

West Concord Emily Barrows Peabody Taylor Frederick Commonwealth Avenue Spiritualist Stoneham Carlisle Topsfield Massachusetts State Association “of Spiritualists &Hd New England Annuy Isaac Grange

Concord Man Named Trustee of State School

Governor Saltonstall appointed Lawrence Terry headmaster of the Middlesex School at Concord as a trustee of the Massachusetts Training Schools. He replaces Sheldon Glueck of Harvard who resigned. The appointment was sent to the Governor's Council for approval. Concord attendees included Edward Loughlin and Joseph Dee at the district court annual Red Mass. Stuart Dickson, ill at home, was moved to the Veterans hospital in West Roxbury.

State House Boston Lawrence Terry Middlesex Concord Saltonstall Massachusetts Training Schools Sheldon Glueck Harvard Terry Governor’s Council Edward F. Loughlin Main Street West Concord Concord District Court Joseph Dee Bedford Street Stuart G. Dickson Hubbard Street Veterans Hospital West Roxbury

High Mass of Requiem at St. Bridget’s Church

A high mass of requiem was celebrated Tuesday morning at St. Bridget's church in Maynard for Mrs. Margaret Morgan McCormack widow of George F. McCormack who died last Friday in Dorchester. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. John F. Boyle Dorchester and two sons Frank L. McCormack a Reformatory officer of West Concord and Roy McCormack of Arlington.

Concord St. Bridget’s Church Maynard Margaret Morgan McCormack George. F. McCormack Dorchéster John F. Boyle Dorchester Frank L McCormack Elm Place West Concord Roy ¥. McCormack Arlington

Stoneham H S Overpowers Concord 18 to 0 in Football

Concord High went to Stoneham and suffered its first loss of the season 18 to 0 as star players were out. Co Captain Bete Frankenburg stood out before being knocked out. The story also notes class officer nomination papers and a strong school spirit push after the war stamp drive.

Concord—Lhat Rea Stoneham Bud”Larrabee Joe Moynihan Navy Joe Dee Marines Bete Frankenburg Concord High Treasury C. H

Concord native Mara named platoon leader at Camp Lejeune

Camp Lejeune North Carolina Marine Second Lieutenant Robert M Mara 24 native of Concord has been assigned to the Infantry Training Regiment as a platoon leader He is a Concord High School graduate and Dartmouth College AB degree recipient He entered the Marine Corps in Boston June 11 1942 and received his commission May 24 of this year He is the son of Mrs Mary A Mara of 18 Bedford Street Concord New Hampshire and belongs to Phi Gamma Delta fraternity He played football baseball and basketball in high school and was on Dartmouths varsity baseball team

Camp Lejeune Marine Second Lieft Robert M. Mara Concord Infan Concord High School Dartmouth College Hanover N. H Dartmouth Phi Gammik Delta Mara Mary A. Mara Bedford Street Marine C Boston

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