Concord High Hosts Eastern Division High Councils Meeting
About 320 students faculty advisers and 41 high schools from Somerville Stoneham Wakefield Wayland Weston Winchester Lexington Woburn attended the Eastern Division meeting at Concord Saturday. The tour included visiting Concord high classrooms before the 10:30 p.m. business session opened with welcomes and student addresses by Principal Morrill.
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Somevile
Stoneham
Wakefield
Waylane
Weston
Winchester
Lexing
Woburn
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Student Council Officers Elected At Two High Schools
A lively meeting at Lexington and Brighton high schools featured officer nominations and the election results for the coming year. The afternoon session split into seven groups to discuss general student issues while a talent program entertained attendees.
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Betty A. Ferguson
Lexington High School
Nancy Reynolds
W H School
Maureen Barton
Brighton High School
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Virginia
Andrew Howit
Frederick Mcmeathy
Boston Technical High School
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Everett
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Richard
Ite Mies
Belmont
Roxbury
Albility
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Bly
Concore High School
Joan Venti
Lewis Mutty
Walter
John Wetherbee
Carol Sreenan
Ruth Ann Tobin
Elinor
Hunt Gymnasium
Concord Rainbow Girls Hold Assembly Meeting and Sales
The Concord Rainbow Girls Assembly schedules a reg ular meeting Saturday night at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple with Miss Donna Chaffee as worthy advisor. An epee sale opens to the public at 8. Members plan a rummage sale on April 30.
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Concord Rainbow Girls Assembly
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Maynard Man Leads Boston Young Republicans Session
Maynard The Massachusetts Council of Young Republican Cubs held their annual meeting in the evening at the Hotel Manager in Boston with more than 200 attendees.
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Massachusetts Council of Young Republican Cubs
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Japanese visitor Terreko Komyo to speak in Sudbury
The Women’s Association of the Memorial Church hosts Terreko Komyo, a Japanese student with studies in Tokyo, Mt Allison, London, and Columbia, sharing insights as a Japanese living in wartime Japan. Leslie H. Barrett also guests as the association holds its regular 2 p.m. meeting inviting all Sudbury women.
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Tokyo
Mt. Allison University
Canada
Maula Sgree
Universty of London
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John D. Copp
London
Columbia
Japan
Leslie H. Barrett
Sudbury Church Plans April 12 Auction Event
Plans completed for a church auction on April 12 in Sudbury Center. The sale moves away from a white elephant format and features antique furniture from dealers and crafts from church members. A beverage stand and a sale of handicrafts will run as items are sold, with doors opening at 10:00 a.m. Everyone is welcome.
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Weather Clears as Warmth Returns to Boston Area
The Greater Boston region sees bureau driven rain end this evening followed by rising temperatures. Seven persons receive treatment at Reapital after an incident. details remain unclear.
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Greater
Boston Area
Fatal Fire In Washington Leaves Dozens Dead
A massive blaze at a Cambr ior area residence in Washington state killed 66 people and injured many others. Fire crews pulled 37 bodies from the wreckage of a former 125 bed facility two weeks after the blaze began. A patient who had liver illness died today following hospitalization.
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Antioas
Baseball Hearing Sparks Debate Over Reserve Clause
At a hearing on anti trust suits the discussion centers on the reserve clause. The panel hopes to hear from players such as Joe Feller Satchel Paige and Ted Musial to determine if the clause can be retained amid controversy.
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Pgay
Dy House
Feller
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Satchell Paige
Ted Musial
Democratic Forces Fight to Keep Aces Abroad Today
The article notes active efforts by democratic forces to sustain control as several key figures stationed abroad face ongoing campaigns and strategic pressure amid shifting international dynamics.
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