Ballot questions loom in state election sweep
The upcoming ballot features a proposed liberal old age pension at least 48 dollars monthly for voters 60 and over. If approved it could cost 40 thousand dollars more annually. Other statewide issues include labor union regulation, World Court support, and the legality of a state lottery. The era’s longtime debates on jury service for women and liquor local options also appear, with voters watching initiative and referendum powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Barres
Judicial Court
Labor
Organization of World Court
Lynn, Nahant
Swampscott
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Society
General Court
State Office Building Costs Rise Amid Referendum Angst
The piece notes rising rents as Massachusetts debates a new state office building and critiques lengthy ballot language on old age pensions. It highlights calls for concise ballot descriptions and warns of higher leasing costs if long term leases are pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Legislative Committee On State Administration
Daily Fortune Finder May 21 Cipher Reading
A scrambled fortune style puzzle lists dates and letter codes, indicating a day book style cipher. The lines include May 21 and May 22 through November 23 entries with numeric and letter pairs and scattered punctuation.
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club supper at clubhouse West Concord 6 30 p m Concord Lodge 212 TOUF Odd Fellows Hall West Concord 6 30 p m St Bernard s parish library open Monument Hall 7 30 p m St Bernard s CYO meeting lower Monument Hall 7 30 Regular meeting of Concord Board of Selectmen Town House 7 30 p m Concord State Guard drill and meeting State Armory 8 o'clock Walden Royal Arch Chapter am meeting Masonic Temple 8 Concord Lions Club meeting and supper Howard Johnson s 6 30 p m Concord Lodge of Elks meeting BPOE Hall Main street 3 Concord Rotary Club luncheon and meeting Colonial Inn 12 15 p m
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Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
West Concord
Concord Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
St. Bernard’s Parish
Monument Hall
Concord Board of Selectmen
Town House
Concord State Guard
State Armory
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson’s
Concord Lodge of Elks
BPOE
Main Street
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Concord town notices and community chatter 1946
Local column covers Emerson Playground stands needed for grandstand access at Concord High football games against Prichard and Needham, plus town events. It notes changes in venues, plans for buildings in Carlisle, Middlesex School and Concord Academy openings, VFW ball, Paul Revere ties, and community projects like mail transport, fire radios, and veterans housing eminent domain questions.
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Emerson Playground
Concord High
Prichard
Needham
Mark Mara
Mark
Concord Lion Club
Boston
Red Sox
GOP
Comcord
Walden Pond
Bob Kelley
Fred
Dick Loftus
Carlisle
Laurel Street
Mort Seavey
Middlesex School
Concord Academy
VFW
Corinthian Lodge
Paul Evere
Paul
Tom Peterson
Concords
Massachusetts
Milt Dam
Concord
Lincoln
K. of C
Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home
Bedford Street
Jimmy Dee
John F. Ferrick
Fred Putnam
Middlesex County
Fréderic Cook
National Foundation
Concord Committee
Charles F. Mayo
George S. Whitney
Percee Street
West Concord Union Church
Benjamin R. Bulkley
Peter
Keith Marfin
Main Street
Concord Veterans Housing
Bedford Parish Church Sets Weekly Services
Rev and Mrs Gilbert A Phillips have returned home from summer vacation. The Bedford First Parish Station church will hold services every Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry T Dutton celebrate their 46th anniversary on Sept 20. The notes mention several local residents and engagements.
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Gilbert A. Phillips
Page Road
Phillips
Bedford First
Henry T. Dutton
North Rod
Residents Welcome Guests As Jean Qua Enters Nurse Training
Mr and Mrs Gaston Goyette of South Street host their daughter and family, Rev and Mrs Kenneth Wyatt of Plympton Massachusetts. Miss Jean Qua of Springs Road registers at the Convalescent Home for Children in Wellesley to train as a child’s nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Goyette
South Street
Kenneth Wyatt
Plympton
Mass
Jean Qua
Edwin F. Qua
Springs Road
Convalescent Home For Children
Wellesley
Meeting at Progressive club plans local bowling team formation
A large turnout at the Progressive club house on Hartford street Friday evening discussed forming a bowling team with dates to be announced. Mrs William V Collins hosted her sister and Mr and Mrs Eliot Grove of Foxboro. Miss Marion Thompson visited her parents on North road.
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Progressive Club
Hartford Street
William V. Collins
Great Road
Eliot Grove
Foxboro
Marion Thompson
Frank W. Thompson
North Road
Thomp
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America
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Bedford
R. Robert Riessle
Contord Road
Malagash
Nova Scotia
Paul Malguti
Loomis
Esther M. Malaguti
Robert R. Rounds
Ray
TAXI
McCarthy Bros. Dependable Service
Commonwealth Ave
Berlin
Geuwth St. - Bertin
Hermina’s Gift Shop
Nason St
Acton
William C.kazakas
Arlington St
West
C. F. Mogan
Old Marlboro Road
U. S
OUR Wave Magazine
MORIN
Marlbero
United
CONCORD _ ELECTRONICS COMPANY
Joseph Antognoni
James Bottino
Thoreau Stréet
Commonwealth Avenue
Martin K Kangas 16
Pleasant
St. Maynard
M. T. King
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Texaco Products
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