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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
5
Two Yale University students, both seniors, are named in a Connecticut gridiron folio. William Richard D. Liechty of Lake indicates involvement alongside another senior.
In Parliament Churchill urged a vote on a Labor Government financial plan spanning years. The House considered broad Russia policy and a marriage blessing context while leaders of House and Senate reached a five billion dollar appropriation agreement. The Boston Braves announced a double header tomorrow starting at 1 p.m.
Officials discuss U S atomic weapons and the A bomb in a tense session while Oklahoma remains dry after six attempts to resolve state status. The debate touches on national policy and international concerns as Allied High Commissioners assess postwar issues in West Germany.
The article notes a dispute over how tickets are distributed for Boston games with about 6,000 reserved seats versus first come, first served box office counts. It mentions hospital staff and a 24 hour shift to save a life amid chaotic events and a damaged rectilinear building.
An official board meeting is planned for Monday at 8 pm. Younger women plan an auction October 5 at 6 pm in the vestry. A World-wide Communion Sunday observance is part of a Go to Church Visitation drive with four Sundays in October. A historic communion set from the Concord Metro church will be used.
The Acton Memorial Library lists ready for circulation a mix of romance westerns mysteries and non fiction titles including With a Feather on My Nose Rustlers Moon The Sheriff of San Miguel The Untamed The Bound Girl The Coffin Saga The Golden Shoel string Let Love Come Last Behind Barn one for the Lamps China Matter of Taste The Story of Maps How to Paint Trays and more for patrons to borrow this season.
The Stow Civic club begins its fall season on October 10 with a lecture by Dr. Laurence L. Barber titled The Alcan Highway and Alaska. The talk, noted for its striking scenic imagery, will be at 8 p.m. in the town hall, with supper at 7 p.m. in the lower hall.
A fragment from The Coast Calendar highlights Marionettes aboard the Eskimos in a coastal setting. The brief note preserves a period tone and local interest without full context.
The Woman Club plans October 7 gathering with president Goodhue presiding. Guest speaker Mr. Davis, formerly News Editor at The Christian Science Monitor, will discuss his London and European work. A reception for new members and tea will follow, hosted by Mrs. Myron G. Siegars.
Mrs Lydia Bonazzoli has returned from Chatham where she was employed for the summer. Her sister Rosalind has returned to the University of
Mr and Mrs Reginald C Purdy of Boston Post Road have returned from a visit in New York City.
Lost deposit book No unnamed. Payment Middlesex Institution for us W S Smith Asst Treas Concord Mass Sept 27 1949. Card of thanks We express heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy in the loss of our husband and father Simeon Christian Mrs Simeon Christian and Family
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