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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1952
Page
9
The piece surveys 1945 political campaigns across New England. It notes Massachusetts battles for governor and Congress including Paul A. Dever and Francis E. Kelly, John F. Kennedy relations, Rhode Island contests featuring John Pastore and Dennis Roberts, New Hampshire races with Hugh Gregg and William Craig, plus Vermont and Connecticut nearby contests.
An old classified ad promotes 1790 Farm products with dressed turkeys, white Hollands, and deep frozen options. It lists River Road South Berlin Massachusetts, Berlin telephone number for inquiries and discounts for orders above 17 pounds.
Voters away on November 4 may apply for absentee ballots. Elections officials remind that ballots must be filed with the city and become due by polls closing on election day. Men and women in service, as well as those ill or disabled, may vote absentee. Ballots for the ill or disabled require a nurse or doctor signature on the application.
Former Hillsborough County solicitor grows the Connecticut slate for the seat vacated by Gov Sherman Adams as Eisenhower staff. Incumbent William Benton, and Republican William A Purtell contest the U S Senate with a Democratic bid for the late Brian McMahon area. Abraham Ribicoff faces Prescott Bush in a four year Senate race. In the first district Thomas Dodd challenges John Ashmead. in the second district Horace Seely opposes William Citron. Eisenhower prospects depend on Sadock versus Stanley Pribgson if Stevenson wins. Vermont sees Emerson and Flanders seeking re election with Larrow and Johnson challenging. Maine vote yields Republicans winning both U S Senate and governor contests.
A Mississippi driver involved in a two car collision fled, drove the wrong way on a one way street, made an illegal turn and ran a red light. He could not produce a license and was found to be in a stolen car provoking police anger.
Concord couple Lt. and Mrs. Alexander W. Urquhart Jr welcome their third son. Margaret Peters formerly of Concord, now at Oak Harbor Naval Station Whidby Island Washington is listed as parent. The infant’s great grandmother is Elizabeth M. Whitney of Winchendon.
Frances Theresa Moitozo daughter of Manuel and Mrs Moitozo of 42 Manning street wed Edward Aaron Mason Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward A Mason Sr of 240 Parker street Maynard in a 2 o’clock double ring ceremony at St Michael’s church Sunday. Rev James Crowley officiated. The couple will reside at 21 High street after a trip to New York City. Frances is employed at Raytheon in Newton. Edward is a Coast Guard member aboard the USS Yaku at Portland Maine.
Veterans may apply for unemployment compensation under Title IV of the 1952 Readjustment Act. The Division of Employment Security acts as agent for the U S government to pay benefits to unemployed eligible veterans who register for work, meet all conditions, and have exhausted muster-out pay periods. Weekly pay reaches 26 dollars with a maximum total of 678 dollars, subject to state limits and eligibility.
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