Veterans regain jobs after appeal in Boston cases
Thirty eight World War II veterans denied reinstatement won their jobs back in three months through the office of U S Attorney Edmund J Brandon in Boston. Of these, 27 returned without court action, 15 received 5786 in damages, 11 of 12 court cases favored veterans, with six restored by stipulation and five by court order. Three new cases set for trial later this month.
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U. S. Atty
Edmund J. Brandon
Boston
U. S. Attorney’s Office
Selective Service Boards
Selective Service Headquarters
U. S. Attorney's Office
Asst
Jackson J. Holtz
Mr Vents Lincoln Girl Are Married
Concord New Hampshire wedding notice for Labor Day at St Josephs Church South Lincoln. Miss Madeleine Elizabeth Coan daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Coan Lincoln married Louis Joseph Venti son of Mr and Mrs Guiseppe Venti of Concord at nuptial mass with double ring ceremony. Bride wore white satin princess gown with long train and tulle lace veil. Bridesmaids were Elizabeth Dorothy and Helen Coan with pink nylon dresses. Best man was not listed in available text.
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Concord
St. Joseph’s Church
South Lincoln
Labor Day
Madeleine
Elizabeth Coan
Thomas Coan
Lincoln
Louis Joseph Venti
Guiseppe Venti
Elsinore Street
Joseph Albert Quigley
James Maloney
Waltham
Dorothy Margaret
Elizabeth
Helen Coan
Wedding of Miss Harmon and Mr. Mullen at West Concord
A West Concord Union church ceremony united Miss Mildred Ivelyn Harmon and Robert Laurence Mullen in marriage last Sunday. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Harmon of 152 Commonwealth Avenue. the groom is son of Mrs. Arthur T. Mullen and the late Mr. Mullen of 375 Main Street. The Rev. Kenneth Ralph Teed officiated. The reception followed in the church parlors. Maid of honor was Dorothy F. Harmon. bridesmaids included Marjorie L. Harmon, Bertha C. Mullen, Margaret K. Damon, and Mrs. Joseph Geriis. Best man was Frank S. Grieve. ushers included Arthur T. Mullen Jr., Henry W. Harmon Jr., Robert F. Peterson, and Harold M. Fairbanks. The couple’s attire featured a white lace bodice and chiffon skirt for the bride, with a seeded pearl coronet.
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West Concord
West Concord Union Church
Mildred Ivelyn Harmon
Henry W. Harmon
Commonwealth Avenue
Robert Laurence Mullen
Arthur T. Mullen
Mr. Mullen
Main Street
Kenneth Ralph Teed
Willimantic
Connecticut
Dorothy F. Harmon
Marjorie L. Harmon
Bertha C. Mullen
Margaret K. Damon
Joseph Geriis
Mable E. Harris, Hopkinton
Frank S. Grieve
Maynard
Arthur T. Mullen, Jr
Henry W. Harmon, Jr
Robert F. Peterson
Harold M. Fairbanks
Concord
Concord couple wed in Wellesley nuptials with 150 guests
Enrico Venti of Concord and the bride join in a nuptial mass with ushers Thomas Coan James Maloney and George Venti. Music by Mrs. Alfred M Davis and Helen McCarthy accompanied the ceremony. reception held in Wellesley with 150 guests. After a Midwest motor trip the couple will reside in Waltham.
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Enrico Venti
Concord
Thomas Coan
James Maloney
Waltham
George Venti
Charles Stefanelli
Alfred M. Davis
Helen McCarthy
Panis Angelicus
Ernest Mullins
Charles Egan
Walter Calins
Wellesley
Concord High School
Venting
West Concord
Mid-West
Knights of Columbus Install Officers at Monument Hall
The Knights of Columbus plans its annual officer installation for Tuesday evening September 17 at Monument Hall at 8 o'clock. Grand Knight Richard J. Loughlin will lead the new slate with installing officer Joseph Keating of Fitchburg assisted by state officers. A light collation follows. A first degree will be held October 1 at 8 o'clock in the council rooms. Dr Charles H. Duston announces plans for the October 6 outing.
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Concord
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Richard J. Loughlin
Joseph Keating
Fitchburg
Council
Charles H. Duston
Payroll Dominates Income Share in Cleveland Firm
Department of Commerce figures show that 87 percent of the Cleveland firm’s corporate income available for distribution goes to payrolls, highlighting the heavy labor cost in the local enterprise.
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Dept. of Commerce
Cleveland
Autumn Warnings and Parish Drive Highlight Local Notes
Mill Dam Potter notes September 21 departure of summer and grim weather in New England. Friday the 13th looms as a superstition. A paper drive for Archbishop Cushing Fund Inc. is planned, with St Bernard’s and Our Lady’s of West Concord aiding. The old doctor’s Thoreau Street residence is renovated as a young couple moves in.
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King Winter
New England
Archbishop Cushing Fund, Inc
St. Bernard’s
Our Lady’s of
West Concord
Archdiouse
Thoreau Street
Gone With the Thief Stole Car Looter Leaves Note
In Columbus a thief robbed Mrs Nancy BeVier’s car taking two fishing rods and a camera. A copy of Gone with the Wind was left in place of the stolen items. Local police investigate the unusual substitution and seek clues.
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Columbus, O
U.P
Nancy BeVier
Naval Officer Guest Speaker At Rotary Club Concord
Lieut Comdr John Rayner Edmonds, a Concord Navy veteran, spoke at the Concord Rotary Club on submersibles and wartime service aboard the submarine Hake. The meeting, led by Fred Tower Boyd, included guest Herbert Welles and plans for a ladies night next month.
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Concord
John Rayner Edmonds
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Edmonds
Hake
Fred Tower Boyd
Thomas L. Sanborn
Herbert Welles
Thompsonville
Connecticut
Concord couple wed on motor trip to Canada and New York
The couple departed on a wedding trip to Canada and New York by motor and will live in West Concord after returning. Both are graduates of Concord High. Jr. Mullen, a Blantington School Boston student, is a discharged U S Navy veteran.
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Canada
New York
West Concord
Concord High
Mullen
Blantington School
Boston
U. S. Navy
Acre of corn loses 48 tons of water daily by evaporation
A field of corn sheds about 48 tons of water through evaporation in a single day. The fact highlights crop water requirements and potential impacts on irrigation planning for large acreages.
Engagement Announcement for Miss Paine of Concord
Miss Eleanor Paine of Concord announced engagement to Knowles Bolton Jr and Mrs Stanwood of Fairhaven. Miss Paine attends the School of Art and is a senior. Bolton is a U S Army serviceman and graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Concord
Anles H. Paine
Lexi
Eleanor Paine
Knowles Bolton, Jr
Mrs. Stanwood
Fairhaven
Miss Paine
Massachutate of Technology
U. S. Army
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Maynard Trust Company
Tax & VacAtion Club
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Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
Ree Mawninc
Raleigh
R. A. Macone Sporting Goods
Walden Street
Nellie M. Craig
Main St
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Allied Finance Servinc
Main Street i. Marlboro Rooms
Corey
Duncan Phyfe
Werber & Rose CO
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