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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
8
Reported tonight 200 South Korean civilians killed by retreating Red troops near Taejon and Chongju as US forces counterattack. First Cavalry Division tank column drove the Reds from the area amid bloodstained hills and scattered bodies. War correspondents describe a fierce fighting scene in Korea.
Providence mayor requests national draft exemption for all police and fire personnel arguing it will not impede mobilization of large armed forces. Exemption push amid smoke from Canadian fires sweeps New England. weather improves later. Volunteers wage boost with Draper Manufacturing offering higher wages to thousands in New England. Taxpayers association submits 73 page brief to DA on a $2900 federal loan in Ashburstown probate matter.
U S Marines recaptured the United States Embassy in Seoul and hoisted the flag. Allied forces reported gains across Southwest Korea as fighting continued with Red forces trapped in the area.
The Bedford civic club marks its 41st anniversary with a new slate of officers and committees. Key posts include Walter Bieren as president and Jey Blake as vice president, with Everett L Gottschalk as director at large and Joseph Raymond as treasurer Crescent Avenue. Other committees cover social and refreshments, membership, sick and distress, legal advisory and auditing. The club formed September 25.
The fragment mentions Paul Seaborn and names like Sudbury Siena and Old Lancaster with a note of waiting for assignment. A quantity of nuts and bolts is cited as part of a typical mix, suggesting a supply or inventory context.
Sunday features church services at Church of Christ First Parish Unitarian and St. Michael's with Sunday school and benediction. October events include Bedford Women's Community Club at Llewsac Lodge American Legion at Town Hall, Country store, United Workers at Church of Christ, and Beta Sigma Phi meeting.
Sudbury residents prepare for the First Parish annual fair on Thursday October 12 with a community luncheon served between 11:30 a.m. and 1:36 p.m. Committees led by Mrs. Paul Whitney Rhoads organize decorations foods crafts publicity and volunteers for the event.
The ceremony at Acton Church united Miss Betty Teele of West Acton and Herbert A. Ti of Maynard with Rev. David A. Thompson officiating. Barbara Beach and Jamice Teele attended as bridesmaids, Guli Torfferi was best man, and a reception followed in the church vestry with fall flowers and candlelight.
The bridegroom gave pearls to the bride and luggage to her. Attendants received a pearl check to the maid of honor a pearls set to bridesmaids a Ronson lighter to the best man and tie pins to ushers. The bride wore a forest green suit with black accessories and an orchid corsage. After a motor trip out west the couple will reside on Massachusetts Avenue West Acton.
Mr and Mrs Frank Justice of East Acton sent to the Springfield exhibition where Galeghane and Wittarow represented Middlesex County. Mr and Mrs Babe of South Acton also attended with dress made in 4 H work. Both girls earned excellent awards at the University of Massachusetts last spring.
Fragmentary notice lists Miss Eda South Acton and Mrs Joseph Acton with unclear relation to Emerson and Pennsylvania guests. The readable items suggest a social or household note, but details and context are missing.
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