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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1949
Page
8
Report states Donald W. Nicholson and his wife, en route to home, were victims of theft with property valued above 1000 dollars. Police investigation follows as authorities warn residents to secure valuables.
Winners at whist include Quinn I Seder D Shea Tomys Wall Be Weigle and S H Witherbee. Special awards were given to F Sophightthe Loiselle as hostess. Mr and Mrs Steere Saassaat, their 2‑son, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Czarnow of Hyde Park came to the event.
A demonstration took place at the University of Massachusetts. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the event involved campus participants and highlighted student activity on campus grounds.
Fragmentary report describes an ill fated animal show with a bat and a gorilla involved in a chaotic scene. Owners comment that Barangtu was the loser from the start while a bystander notes the gorilla could not reach him.
Wire reports from United and Soviet sources confirm ongoing negotiations amid tensions. Authorities cite mutual interest in restraint and economic cooperation as discussions proceed through backchannel diplomacy.
Fragmentary text mentions Bernard W Doyle and Wendall Doyle in a discussion of an income tax case. References Rachel Butler Holbrook and Harry H Vaughan appear as figures in the debate. No clear date or place is readable.
A Brookline youth was wounded in a police shooting in Roxbury. Authorities reported the incident as a confrontation between Boston A officers and the youth, with investigation ongoing.
Fragmentary text traces military moves to Belgrade and a budget dispute. Mentions Boston and a state senate vote related to funding, with garbled names and figures.
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