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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1943
Page
5
Washington analyst Baukhage discusses a joint Canada United States report urging farm and industry shifts to sustain employment after the war. He outlines domestic policy implications, European recovery ideas, and warns against circulating baseless war rumor tales.
Teens are guided to use nail polish for fashion statements. The piece covers multi color nails, V shaped thumbs up, brush tricks, perfume on polish bottles, jewelry embellishments with polish, initials on glasses, pin and pocket decorations, and star or button accents for glamour. It promotes playful, decorate and attract attention through simple cosmetic hacks.
The report notes Flying Fortresses with heavy caliber cannons and bomb capacity, predicting their use and noting non stop operation capabilities. It cites Gen H H Arnold and the Educational Policies commission of the National Education association on many youths leaving high school to work as aliens barriers drop.
A brief Ledger Syndicate feature urges a quick personal check of appearance and attire before events. It emphasizes avoiding powder marks, shoe heels, dress flaws, and throat makeup to prevent later concerns. The ad promotes a minute of care to spare hours of worry.
In New Castle Indiana a revived town meeting aims to solve modern municipal problems through broad community involvement. A coordinating committee convened with 500 local organizations to discuss youth delinquency, government reform, and public planning. Installations include playgrounds funded by a tax levy, with county government revisions and an emphasis on collective problem solving.
An Allied force report notes a German anti aircraft gunner with very low morale was captured on day one of the invasion from leave in Essen. He described damaged Krupp munition output and disheartened mood after furloughs. He said he would rather be captured than continue the fight.
Washington September 15 defense plant officials announce a contract increase with Ri jcon Production Corp Newton Massachusetts to provide additional facilities at a Massachusetts plant for wartime production.
Among 65 enlisted awaiting promotions at the Anti-Aircraft Artillery Training Center Private Arthur J C Johnson Robin Hill Road Marlboro Massachusetts was advanced to corporal technician.
The Trinity Church on Elm Street announces a Holy Communion at 8 00 a m and Morning Prayer with sermon at 11 00 a m on Sunday September 19. Both choirs perform at the morning service. Confirmation Class convenes first time from 5 00 to 6 00 p m. Rev Charles R Peck rector.
Pilgrim Chapel presents an evening service featuring Rev H N Parsons pastor Rev Charles Rickenback evangelist and a soloist on electric guitar. Regular Sunday evening service set for 7 30.
Local church notices list several Concord parishes with service times. St Bernard’s Catholic Church and Our Lady Help of Christians schedule 7 am and 10 am Masses, First Friday at 5:30 and 7 and 8. West Concord hosts Union Church at 10:45 am, First Parish in Concord at 11 am, and Trinitarian Congregational at 10:45 am with sermon by respective ministers.
Lang Street Gospel Service at 7 30 Sunday. Sermon scheduled. Tuesday Young People meeting at 8. Wednesday Mid week prayer meeting.
First Lieut Polydore F Dionygon of 168 Broad Street is awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in North Africa. He also receives the Purple Heart after being wounded by a mortar shell during the Allied drive and is reported recuperating in a Casablanca hospital. Dion has served twelve years, with postings in Panama, the Philippines, and North Africa. He has two brothers in the armed forces.
Marlboro-Benedict Renzi of Main Street has received a medical discharge from the U S Army. He was stationed at Camp Texas with the infantry and entered service in December 1942. He has returned home and now works in a shoe repair service on Main Street.
Marlboro resident William J. Downey Jr. 78 Neil Street was bitten on the left leg by a dog owned by Joseph Mousette of 18 Lambert Street. Police ordered the animal restrained.
A compact verse noting the intangible reward of virtue surpassing earthly wealth, attributed to E. R. Sill, with a poetic reflection on moral riches over material gain.
The Marlboro Country Club hosts its annual Auction Tournament over Saturday and Sunday. Teams listed include Kelis Boyd, J Wilensky, Hurley, Logan, and Kirkham among others with players like Go Lee Dennis Harvey Clark and Mike Wisnieski among the entrants.
The obituary notes Corporal Joseph R Fon U of the U S Marine Corps died from wounds received in battle. He lived at Wayside Inn area after graduating from a local school for boys. He left a home with Mrs Lesage on Dread Street and was well liked by many friends. He leaves two brothers and a sister in Boston.
A Marlboro resident Mrs Ovila J. and Rose Auclaire 20 start naval career training aboard in New York and at Iowa State campus. The program offers typing filing and general office work along with physical education to improve readiness and skills for service.
A fragmented report notes that a study of several thousand men shows a notable peak in performance at age 91. It mentions individuals such as Cie Pee and references golf as the context for the findings.
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