Hoover Commission blueprint outlines federal reorganization goals
The Hoover Commission seeks to streamline federal operations in 1950s reform, detailing accomplished steps like department restructuring and new assistant secretary roles, and outlining future goals such as forming new departments, shifting agencies and transferring functions to Interior and Commerce. It highlights aims to end wasteful spending and align public works with national needs.
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Hoover Commission
Hoover
Congress
Department of the Interior
Public Works
Alaska
Ads
Interior
General Administration
Acdf
Army Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Indian Af
Bureau of Land Management
Agri Department
Commercial Fisheries
Federal Power Commission
Ior Department
Smiths Cow Passes Test in Vermont
Farnham W. Smith of Carlisle, a Concord selectman, owns Jewel Dauntless Crete, a registered Holstein Friesian cow. After a 309 day test supervised by the University of Massachusetts and the Holstein Friesian Association of America, she yielded 732 pounds of butterfat and 19 280 pounds of milk at 3 and 8 percent, milking twice daily at age seven years two months.
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Concord
Shaws ‘Jewel Dauntless Crete
Farnham W. Smith
Carlisle
Concord. Selectman
University of Massachusetts
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Red Cross Plans New Nurse Course
The Red Cross will run a training course for home nursing instructors led by Mrs Rodney E Pratt R N. The program lasts 30 hours and those interested should call Concord 259 for details at Red Cross headquarters in Concord.
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Concord
The
Red Cross
Rodney. E. Pratt
R.N
New Junior Endeavor Officers Named at Carlisle Church
Concord's Carlisle Congregational church announces new Junior Endeavor officers led by Judith Whitman as president. Vice president is Grant Hall, secretary Deidre White, and treasurer John Swanson.
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Concord
Carlisle Congregational Church
Judith Whitman
Thers
Rant Hall
Deidre White
John Swanson
New Social Security Facts for Household Workers
A 1951 update explains when domestic workers in private homes join the Federal old age and survivors insurance program. It outlines 24 days per quarter and at least 50 dollars in cash wages as tests for coverage, how employers remit taxes, and how workers can obtain and use social security cards and leaflets.
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Social Security
Sogigl
Internal Revenue
Sunday dinner with pork hocks boosts thrift meals
The article offers a tested menu featuring pork hocks with black eyed peas and sauerkraut, served with vegetables and chili sauce. It includes step by step prep like soaking peas, simmering meat, reserving broth, and finishing with a pineapple topping salad and raspberry tarts baked for ten minutes in a hot oven.
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A &P
Ada
Lindsight
Concord Young Republicans to Attend State GOP Convention
Local members of the Young Republican Club of Concord plan to attend the Massachusetts State Republican club fall convention at the Wellesley Inn in Wellesley on Saturday October 27. Dinner at 6:30 will precede a guest speech by Senator Leverett Saltonstall with a business meeting and dancing to follow.
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Concord
Young Republican Club of
Massachusetts State Republican Club
Wellesley Inn
Wellesley
Leverett Saltonstall
Labor and wage records and diamond odds cited
The text advises keeping a wage statement from the Social Security Administration and notes local outlets for representatives in Marlboro and Concord. It also states the odds of finding a diamond are one in 35 million in South African diamond sorting centers.
Knights Hold Ladies Night Buffet Supper
Concord council K of C and guests attended a harvest buffet at Monument hall on Saturday night. Grand Knight Hugh E. Kilmartin welcomed attendees, with Past Grand Knight Charles E. Mara overseeing the serving. Bill Corey’s orchestra provided dancing, as a host of members assisted with arrangements.
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Concord
Concord Council
Monument Hall
Hugh E. Kilmartin
Charles E. Mara
Bill Corey
Dead man's check declared worthless by judge
Memphis judge Chancellor L. D. Beéjach ruled that a $5,000 check given Wollie Yarborough by his father but not cashed during the father's lifetime is worthless.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
L. D. Beéjach
Wollie Yarborough
Requiem by Grandson at St Marys
Funeral services for Emma Estelle Mutty 89 resident of Concord died Tuesday October 9 held last Thursday high mass by Rev John J McNally. Burial in Bangor Maine. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ralph Pierce and Mrs Louis McNally, one son Col John E Mutty Sr, 19 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Concord
Emma Estelle (Pooler) Mutty
John J. McNally
St. Patrick’s Church
Natick
Bangor
Maine
John B. Mutty
Melrose
Catholic Womens Club
St. Mary’s Dies Sodality
Ralph T. Pierce
Sudbury Road
Louis
K. McNally
Ardsmore ‘Road
John’ E. Mutty
Rotary Club Addressed by Babson Man
At the Concord Rotary Club meeting held at Howard Johnson's last Thursday noon Go Rideout spoke on How To Raise funds efficiently for a chair. In the business session turnover of members with full July membership was announced, listing many names. Visitation Rotarians included Sidney Birch Richard Maynard Peter Zitso and others from Lexington St. Johnsbury Keene and San Antonio. High school guests were Paul Banks and Richard Bowen.
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Concord
Lungheen
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Donovan
Ays
Charles W. Allen
Aweus
S. Allen
Rev. Barber
Baker
Bent
Balloi
Boyd
B. Clark
H. Clarke
Dr. Cleary
Damon
Deé
Dolan
Erickson
Flannery
Gould
Kennedy
Kirk
Kent
Macone
Mears
Morrill
Ogilvie
Parks
Pirnie
Seavey
Sheehan
Simm
Smethurst
True
Voigt
Wheeler
Whittemore
Sidney Birch Richard
Maynard
Peter Zitso
Lexington
George Nikola
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Jerry Lynch
Arthur Landsman
San Antonio
Texas
George Proctor
Keene
New Hampshire
A. Lee Bennett
Los Angeles
California
Irwin Zeller
New York
Paul Banks
Richard Bowen
Troop 33 Meets in West Concord at Harv ey Wheeler School
Regular meetings of Troop 33 West Concord Boy Scouts continue Monday evenings at 7 in the Harvey Wheeler school auditorium. Scoutmaster Gardner Benson is assisted by Stedman Howard and Edgar Rohan.
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West Concord
Boy Scouts
Harvey Wheeler
Gardner Benson
Stedman Howard
Edgar Rohan
Mrs Cecil W Gammon Leaves On Plane Trip
Concord resident Mrs Cecil W Gammon departed last week by air for a two week visit with her daughter Mrs Dorothy Duke in Richmond California.
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Concord
Cecil W. Gammon
Barretts Mill Road
Dorothy Duke
Richmond
California
Lincoln Post elects Fedock commander after overseas service
Lincoln Post A L announces electing Fedock as commander succeeding E Donlan Rooney. Fedock, veteran of 33 months in Africa and Italy campaigns, served as vice commander last year and was finance officer. He is married to Hazel MacLeod with daughter Suzanne. Other officers include Gormley adjutant Spooner Rowe Cunningham Bernson and Rooneys among the executive committee.
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Concord
Lincoln Post
A. L
Metro
Robert Gormley
David Spooner
Lawrence Rowe
Edward B. Cunningham
Robert Bernson
E. Donlan
Rooney
Leonard Rooney
Edward W. Giles
Thomas Giles
Cunningham
Fedock
Costume party at West Concord group meeting
The West Concord-Court Lady Help of Christians held a costume party October 9 during their business session at Odd Fellows. Plans were made for November 8 annual tion night with Mrs. B Dunn as grand regent and others in charge. Members wore costumes. prizes went to Beth Perkins, Madeline McCoy, Catherine Dee, and others. Refreshments served. Rev. Scollan attended as guest.
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West Concord
Help’ of Christians
Odd Fellows
B. Dunn
Cheries
Mara
Walter Ew, Jr
Mra
Beth Perkins
Korea
Madeline. McCoy
Aon Christofferson
Eda Novella
Florence Juno
Aioe
Jenkamp
Scollan
Our Help
Holy Communion at St. Church on Sunday Mass Lead by Rev. George Francis
The report notes a Sunday 8:15 mass at the church led by Rev. George Francis with President Martin J. Diskin and attendants at the altar rail for Holy Communion. The piece mentions May as the curate and spiritual director, and references John Day River Canyon in Oregon as a fossil-rich area.
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Sui Concoly Na
Sunda
Mass Inc
Martin J. Diskin
George . Francis
May
John
Day River Canyon
Oregon
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Terence J. McHugh
Philip A. Carrigan
John C. McBreen
Leonard J. Wetherbee
John H. Duston
William J. Bulger, Jr
T.frederick Brown
Angelo V. Bartolomeo
Charles H. Doyle
Seine Lyons
Richard J. Loughlin
J. Edward Finigan
Leo J. Algeo
Paul V. Moynihan
Samuel Melisi
William M. O’neill
ST. Marys
Rotary Club
Babson
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Dept. of Defenses
Provbs
NAVY
Princeton
Barbara Allen
Concord High School
Lake Erie College
Ohio
American Council On Education
William H. Mickerson
John E. Donovan
Elect Fedock
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Brinks
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
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