Weekend Deaths In New England Reach 22
AP reports a heavy Labour Day weekend toll across Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts with 22 accidental deaths. Of 12 traffic fatalities, six occurred in Massachusetts, four in New Hampshire, two in Maine, plus five boating drownings and four other Massachusetts deaths. Included are Sylvia Beliveau and Ronald Beliveau in a Westfield crash, Seth Kellogg in Massachusetts, and several other victims across New England.
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Ronald
St. Joseph
West County
N.B
Seth Kellogg
Southwick
Mass
Westfield
Daniel W. Corshin
Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Plymouth
Jennie Johnson
Auburn
Frank V. Kuzmick
Worcester
Phillipston
Valanice Dewitt
New Sharon
John Savage
Old Town
Lawrence Gabriel
Melrose
Pelham
N.H
Rare blood type found in woman and two relatives
Mrs. Cournoyer carries a rare blood type with antibodies formed during pregnancy. Two of 36 relatives, brother Charles Atteridge and sister Mary Woolf, were found to have this rare type, making nine known in the world. Immuno hematology tracks such differing blood factors and transfusion risks. Scientists also study the Amazon River's flow, temperature, and sediment.
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Slatersville
Mary Woolf
New Hampshire
Cournoyer
Louis K. Diamond
Amazon River
Boston Train Strikes Bumper Injuries Minor
A Boston and Maine diesel train struck the bumper at North Station injuring two riders. The inbound four car train from Haverhill and other suburbs carried about 360 passengers during rush hour. Muriel Lynn and Catherine A. McDonnell were treated for back and elbow injuries at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Haverhill
Lawrence
Shawsheen
Andover
Wilmington
Massachusetts General Hospital
Muriel Lynn
Belview Ave
Catherine A. McDonnell
Stratford Road
Edward Greenlaw
R. J. St. Pierre
Walter Parsons
Antibiotics and Growth Inhibition in Plants and Animals
The report states that some antibiotics may slow growth in both animals and plants and calls for broader studies on their effects across living organisms, especially humans. It highlights aureomycin and tetracycline as known inhibitors of shoot and root growth, with emphasis on long term, high abundance use.
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Pollock
Tragedy on a Riverside Trestle Night Walk
Huntington Massachusetts reports a couple, Michael J. Zyra Jr. and Miss Mary Cymes of East Hampton, were struck by two trains on a railroad trestle while crossing above the Westfield River. They fell 25 feet, dogs drowned, Cymes injured with cuts and shock, Zyra sustaining a broken wrist and ankle and a forehead wound. both were rescued by state police and Huntington firemen.
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Fall Fashions Displayed by Major Houses and Details
Fashion notes describe fall day and evening wear from Heim Chanel Saint-Laurent and Griffe with soft mohairs tweed plaids and brocades. Evening looks feature embroidery feathers and jewel tones plus bold sleeves at Cardin Saint-Laurent and Lanvin. Ed Roberts of Schenectady set a long league high average from 1936 to 1961.
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Griffe
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Saint-Laurent
Robin Hood
Cardin's
Saint-Laurent’s
Laroche
Lanvin
Ricci
Asher
Besson
Ed Roberts
Schenectady
N. Y
Antibiotic May Block RNA Formation in Plants
The new research suggests the antibiotic interferes directly with RNA formation. Without RNA, genetic messages fail to initiate protein synthesis, leaving plant cells undeveloped and tissues disorganized. Pollock notes potential to slow growth for market timing if this plant-specific effect is confirmed.
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Pollock
Unmarried Men in the U S A Where the Boys Are
A 1960s data snapshot tracks unmarried men in the United States 15 years and over. It notes rising totals from 1952, peaking near 19.3 million in 1940, with projections toward 24 million by 1975, and highlights urban concentration and state disparities.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Parents pledge to actively guide children toward school success
A community guidance piece urges parents to engage with their children, outlining eleven resolutions from being attentive to education, treating each child as an individual, encouraging well rounded lives, addressing fears, fostering interest in subjects, spotting talents, listening, planning, valuing progress, shaping self image, and applying kind firm discipline. It notes a booklet by Dr. Nason available for $1 from Help Your Child, Box 1277, General Post Office, New York.
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Dr. Nason
General Post Office
New York
Ritualistic Clinic Planned By Maine Elks
Maine Elks schedule a ritualistic clinic in Poland Spring to coincide with the September 28 visit by Ronald Dunn of New York City, national grand exalted ruler of the Elks Club. Dunn
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Elks
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Elks Club
Dunn
Heavy Issues Dominate TWUA Council Meeting
The Textile Workers Union of America Executive Council opened its quarterly session in Boston with a packed five day agenda covering collective bargaining politics and social challenges for the nation and textile industry. Led by general president William Pollock of Philadelphia and secretary-treasurer John Chupkn of East Douglas Mass. the council includes 20 vice presidents, five from New England, and represents about 2050 workers at 1,400 plants in the U S and Canada.
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Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
William Pollock
Philadelphia
John Chupkn
East Douglas
Mass
New England
United States
Canada
Washington march targets D C budget and funding fairness
Marches through the city focus on congressional committees controlling District of Columbia funds. Residents argue Southerners dominate these panels and show little sympathy for a 57 percent Negro city with integrated schools and stores. Demonstrators expect hot late August weather as they call for更 money beyond lump sums and federal property taxability. Washington is portrayed as a capital city with limited vitality, prone to past demonstrator episodes, some ending in violence.
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Arrival Set from North Conway for One Day Stay
A guest will arrive from North Conway New Hampshire for a single day visit, staying briefly at a local destination before departing.
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North Conway, N.H
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