Americans Protect Economic Life Through Cooperative Action
Joan Carson, director of the Cooperative League's Washington office, urged Americans to watch Congress and inform others to resist monopolistic influence. She praised President for vetoing tidewater oil reserves transfers and promoted cooperatives as a democratic path between communism and fascism, noting their role in spreading ownership and safeguarding democracy. The Maynard Co-op marked Co-op Month with a two day program including musical acts and ceremonies led by James MacKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Washington
Joan Carson
Washington, D. C
Cooperative Nahly
Parker Street Hall
Carson
Cooperative League
Man
Hense
Conss
Congress
Eanh
John Cargon
Martha Aho
Boston
Vieno Kokko
Elmer Salenius
William Sarvela
Harry Gertenberger
Medford
Thomas Arnold
James MacKenzie
Maynard Co-op
Lauri Manning
Robert Treyz
Saimi Korsman
Donald Lent
Local Scout Troop Holds Camping Trip
Fifteen members of Boy Scouts Troop 27 held a camping trip led by Scoutmaster Theodore Bartlett and Assistant Scoutmaster Sumner Smith Jr. John Todd David Todd and Ethan A. Murphy assisted with transportation. Attending boys included Michael Bliss John Chase John Ciwles Carl Forbes Theodore Davis Paul Dodson Harry Hoover Raymond Maher Ronald McIvor Dana Murphy Robinson Charles Snelling Richard Thorpe Robert Tracey and John Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Thebe
Theodore Bartlett
Sumner Smith
John Todd
David Todd
Ethan A. Murphy
Michael Bliss
John Chase
John Ciwles
Carl Forbes
Theodore Davis
Paul Dodson
Harry Hoover
Raymond Maher
Ronald McIvor
Dana Murphy
Robinson
Charles Snelling
Richard Thorpe
Robert Tracey
John Wiley
Edith Nourse Rogers Reelection Record of Service and Leadership
Edith Nourse Rogers seeks reelection to Congress with a long record of constructive service on the Civil Service Committee Foreign Affairs and Veterans Affairs. As chair of the Veterans Affairs Committee she led with influence on the GI Act amendments and veteran benefits while Congress organized new committees. She is active in national patriotism events and praised for dedication from dawn to night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Nourse
Rogers
Civil. Service
Veterans’ Affairs
Veterans. Affairs
House of Representatives
Veterans .Committee
Armed Services
Fanny Fe
Congran Rogers
Congress
Veterans Affairs Committee
Ammerican Legion
Miami
Massachusetts
Concord High School Letter Recipient Stationed in Virginia
A Concord High School athlete who earned a varsity letter is now on leave and serving in the Navy. He has relatives and friends visiting as he is stationed at Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Finan
Belknap Street
Oncord High School
Footblast
Avy
Yives
Norfolk
Virginia
Dartmouth Alumni Dance Attendees Gather at Copley Plaza
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Ellins Jr of Briardale Farm attended with others after the game. The event followed the Dartmouth Alumni dance at Copley Plaza. The nearby Concord road group and a local family were present. A Girl Scout committee held a penny auction at Mrs. Charles Smiths Peakham road home with auctioneer Mrs. Thomas Cahill. Refreshments were served after the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout ‘Committee
John
Charles Smith
Peakham Road
Thomas Cahill
Rice Road
Sudbury Births and Local Happenings Reported
Mr and Mrs George Lupien announce the birth of a son on October 8 at Horse Pond Road Sudbury. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joseph Lupien and Mr and Mrs William Wilson. Louis H Hough and Mrs Hough announce their first child Abigail Sargent born October 18 at Richardson House Earling. Grandparents are Mrs Benjamin Hough and Col and Mrs Charles Gandy in Tokyo. Philip Way announces twins Carol Ann and John Godwin born October 20 at Boston Osteopathic Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles H Way and Mr and Mrs William Sperry. Mrs Robert Brown has returned to Canada after visiting sister-in-law Mrs George Raymond of South Sudbury. Mr and Mrs Raymond DussosoI of Raymond Road bought a house in Cohasset and will move soon. C F Robinson recovering after operation at Framingham Union Hospital. Josiah Frost and wife from Briarddle Farm recently returned from Montreal. Sudbury attendees at Harvard Dartmouth game include Beverly Giles guest of Dick Colson of Wellesley.
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Sudbury
George Lupien
Horse Pond Road
Joseph Lupien
Wellesley
William Wilson
Louis H. Hough
Goodmans Hill Road
Abigail Sargent
Richardson House
Earling
Benjamin Hough
Brookline
Charles Gandy
Tokyo
Japan
Philip Way
Candy Hill
Carol Ann
John Godwin
Boston Osteopathic Hospital
Charles H. Way
William Sperry
Concord couple welcomes daughter in Seattle
Mrs and Mrs Thomas Francis Coyne of Seattle welcome a daughter born Wednesday October 20 in Seattle. Mr Coyne is formerly of Concord and the baby's paternal grandmother is Mrs Thomas Coyne of 258 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Francis Coyne
Seattle
Washington
Coyne
Concord
Thomas Coyne
258
Main Street
Concord Players Present Outward Bound at Veterans Building
The Concord Players stage Sutton Vane's Outward Bound at the Veterans Building on December 2 3 and 4 with John Todd directing. Todd a longtime member brings amateur leadership to the production supported by the group's executive board.
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Concord
Concord Players
Outward Bound
Sutton Vane
Veterans Building
Alexander Woollcott
John’ Todd
Silas
Toch
Rugged Wyoming watch found after 15 months
William Montgomery lost his watch in Wagon Mound country near Thermopolis fifteen months ago. Luke McNeil found the sun and weather battered timepiece and Montgomery gave the winder a twist. the watch started running again without a shake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Wyo
William Montgomery
Here
Luke McNeil
Montgomery
Saints Day Holy Obligation Masses Noted in Churches
Concord All Saints Day will be observed on Monday November 2 Holy Day of Obligation for Catholics Times of masses will be announced Sunday morning All Souls Day will be observed next day and their mass times will be announced on Sunday
Clarks Mark 55th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George B Clark of Lexington road observed their 55th wedding anniversary at home last Sunday. The Clarks are longtime residents with two sons Myron of Farmington Connecticut and Lawrence of Concord and a daughter Mrs Everett C Thorpe of Concord plus six grandchildren.
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Concord
George B. Clark
Lexington Road
Clark
Myron
Farmington
Connecticut
Lawrence
Everett C
Anna) Thorpe
Young People’s Society Meeting Held at Holm Home
The Young People’s Society of Evan gelical Free Church will meet at Marion and Allen Holm’s Concord road Carlisle home Friday night at 8 o’clock. A previous outing occurred last Friday night at Reading with members attending.
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Concord
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Winslow J.D
Les Kennedy
Young Peoples’ Society of Evangelical Free Church
Marion
Allen Holm
Concord Road
Carlisle
Reading
Cub Pack Plans Night of Grand March and Costumes
Cubmaster Arthurs leads a night of Grand March with costume prizes and activities for the Cub Pack Y Wheala. The event features prize awards for best costumes and group participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthurs
Community event draws crowds with ample entertainment
A summary of a local gathering notes the event covered over 109 mu e in size last Thursday, with ample activities, lively conversation, and attendees enjoying the program.
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Reg Manning
DeMolay
White Mountains
Arizona
One Islands
Hawaii
Johnny Delmar
Ralph Leone
Impressionist
Mickey
Les
Road
South Sandbury
Southern Fe Chicken
Bux Painsoss
Robert Brown
Canada
Inlaw
George Raymond
South
Raymond Dussossoi
Raymond Road
Cohasset
C. F. Robinson
Webster
Cutting
Maynard Road
Framingham Union Hospital
Josiah Frost
Briarddle Farm
Montreal
Beverly Giles
Dick. Colson
Mildred Doherty
Willis Lake
Hudson
Peres
Charlton
Sive
Marlboro
G.L. Charlton Co. Inc
Clarks
Y. P
U. S
Cub
WU. S
Antiqu
Boston Post
Firestone
Stewart-Warner
Im Tire & Suppl
Nason St
Tel
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