Prize-Winning Essay on Shade Trees in Our Village
Arlington Garden Club awards first prize to an essay on what shade trees mean to the village. The piece describes trees as comfort in heat, beauty along Main Street, and the changing seasons from budding to leafless winter, framing shade trees as essential civic features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Garden Club
Jones
Village Shade Trees Turn Arlington Into Fairyland
The essay celebrates Arlington’s shade trees from spring to winter, noting trees attract tourists, inspire art, and bolster conservation. It highlights community efforts by 4 H Clubs and Scouts, the role of Smoky the Bear in fire prevention, and gratitude for trees as guardians of the town’s beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Red Mountain
Battenkill
Joyce Kilmer
Industry And Labor Far Apart By James Marlow
In Washington the Kennedy labor management meeting collapsed into generalities after two days with 200 participants. The piece argues wartime conferences achieved real agreements, while peacetime talks failed, and predicts government action may force future compromises. It notes the Wagner Act of 1935 and Taft Harley Act of 1947 shaped bargaining power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
New England Vignettes Highlight Cribbage Streak and Spats
In Whitinsville Massachusetts George and Ethel Williams aged 83 and 81 recall 14 years of daily cribbage and 32 000 fights during their long marriage with humor noting a 29 hand once and many 28 hands. Other items include New England Nuclear profits versus output and a busy Carlisle farmer Bates plus labor disputes totals across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
George
Ehel Williams
Whitinsville
Mass
Williams
Tey
Stock Exchange Self-Policing Praised by Funston
President Funston described the New York Stock Exchange self-policing program as vigorous energetic and conscientious during SEC hearings. He said the Big Board leads self regulation and has upgraded standards and training for brokerage staff. He noted ongoing rule reviews and welcomed constructive suggestions while filing a 32 page summary of exchange efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
G. Keith Funston
Funston
Securities and Exchange Commission
Big Board
SEC
Carpenter's Trip Lifts Mother's Breathless Joy
Florence Carpenter expressed relief as her son Malcolm Scott Carpenter completed three Earth orbits and returned safely. In Boulder Colorado locals, including his family at Palmer Lake, watched the recovery with pride while Dr Marion Carpenter, his father, watched the flight on TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Dr. Carpenter
Carpenter
TV Offers Promising New Programs Next Seven Days
New York AP reports television schedules include NBC a Hurricane Sunday 10 11 p m documentary on the Carla storm effects in Galveston Texas NBC Tonight Show hosts Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy for a week starting Monday 11 15 p m to 1 a m The Wacky World of Jerry Lewis CBS Memorial Day special 50 Faces of 62 covers next November elections CBS News Special Mau rice Couve de Murville interviewed Thursday CBS News Special 10 10 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Carla
Galveston
Tex
Peter Lind Hayes
Mary Healy
Jerry Lewis
CBS
Maurice Couve de Murville
Ford Foundation Grant Funds Aged Health Care Study
A Ford Foundation grant backs a four year project at the University of Rochester and two local agencies to test and cost different care options for people over 65. The study aims to develop standards for suitable care types, assess acceptance obstacles, and estimate relative costs across settings nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Foundation
Rochester
N.Y
Operation Rochester
John Hill
Health Care of
UPI
University of Rochester
Council of Social Agencies
Lic
East Germany seeks West German credits for deliveries
The Economics Ministry in Bonn confirmed that Communist East Germany is seeking West German credits for further delivery of steel coal machinery food and drugs. Rumors in Bonn say East Germany wants credits totaling 1.2 billion marks or about 300 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
East Germany
Baker Shifts from Bills to Pro Wrestling
Art Baker, star fullback for the Buffalo Bills, is focusing his off season on professional wrestling. The former Syracuse back field standout has previously held intercollegiate wrestling titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Art Baker
Buffalo Bills
Syracuse University
Forester Tests Root-Grafting to Create Sweeter Maple Sap
Williamstown report details Frank Cunningham of the U S Forest Service at Hopkins Memorial Forest testing a grafting method to produce sweeter sugar maples. The process grows roots on tree tops using Indolbutyric acid, wraps them in foil, and plants new saplings in shaded nursery beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Frank Cunningham
Vermont
Hopkins Memorial Forest
Bulkley Street
Cunningham
U. S. Forest Service
Mt. Hope Farm
University of Vermont
Memorial Forest
Dick Peterson
Williams College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary M. Henning
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Bay State
By James Calogero
U.S. Steel
Nts
New England Nuclear Corp
Albany Street
New England Nuclear
Westerly
R.I
Virginia A. Chandler
Springfield
Herbert D. Bates
Carlisle
Bates
Eastern States Farmer Exchange Council
Department of Labor
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Stock Exchange
Mother
Boulder
Colo
Florence Carpenter
Atlantic Impact
New York
Williamstown
Forester