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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1959

Page

11

Economy climbs to new highs in first 1959 quarter

UPI reports America's economy reached new highs in the first quarter of 1959 with most key indicators showing growth. Unemployment remains a weakness though 000 steel workers may never return to mills. Auto and housing markets boost durable goods demand as strike hedge buying fuels inventories.

Obert G. Shortal Press International York UPI America Jugeish Eneengheleti United Steel-workers of America Auto Ele

Ford Grant Funds SUPRAD Continuation at Concord Newton Harvard Schools

A $2,800,000 Ford Foundation grant supports the School of Education and the SUPRAD program in Concord Newton and Harvard, extending training for teachers and research in curriculum and guidance. The grant funds scholarships fellowships and expansion of language labs social science teaching trials and math and science improvements in local schools.

Ford Concord Oa Newton Harvardite School of Education Ford Foundar School of Education Tion Concordin Coublic Concord Project In Research and Development Suprad Concord High School Peter Bulkeley Igh Concord Public Lexington Gra School of Education

Cord Man In Spain Orman L. Smith

Orman L. Smith, airman apprentice, son of Mrs Theodora Smith of 21 Bedford Ave, is serving with the Electronic Treasures Squadron Two in Spain. The report notes naval activities at Rota, the navy’s newest base abroad.

Cord Man Spain Orman L. Smith Nor- Smith Apprent NN Theodorath Bedford Et Rota

Carlisle Selectmen Set Next Meeting for April 14 at Gleason Library

Carlisle board of selectmen advanced their meeting from April 15 to Tuesday April 14 at 7 30 o clock in Gleason Public Library. Chairman Alonzo B Reed will preside. Only routine matters were discussed at the previous session with no state decision on a special town meeting.

Selectmen Carlisle Board of Selectmen Gleason Public Library Alonzo B. Reed

Concord High School discusses science curriculum trends

Concord High School discussion club hosted a Monday evening session at the high school to acquaint parents and the public with current science curriculum trends. Four science teachers led the panel covering physics chemistry biology and general science with a Q A session following. Seven seniors were accepted to colleges including Lesal Junior College Bouve Northeastern Massachusetts Maritime Academy University of Massachusetts Wentworth and Houston College. Exchange students from West Concord Minnesota praised the town and looked forward to a return visit in April vacation.

Concord Concord High School Thomas Dillon Joseph O’brien Joseph Regan Miriam Gutwill Land Judy Anderson Lasell Junior College Susan Noble Bouve Engand Minnesota

Concord Residents Donate to 1959 Heart Fund

Concord residents contributed 7474.07 to the 1959 Massachusetts Heart Fund announced by A M Sonnabend state chairman. Sonnabend called the campaign one of the most successful in state history and anticipates over one million dollars from Massachusetts for the third straight year.

Concord A. M. Sonnabend Massachusetts Sonnabend Massachusetts Heart Association Commonwealth

Local posts plan dances and events across Iowa counties

Acton members of Edwards Quimby Post 284 will attend the county commanders dance in Cambridge Saturday night. Several plan to attend the DeMars Post dance in Maynard. The auxiliary hosts a bridge and whist party Saturday afternoon at Legion Home Wal tham. A testimonial for the county director will be in Wakefield on Sunday.

Acton Edwards- Quimby Post IA. L. No Cambridge DeMars Post Maynard County Council Legion Home Waltham Wakefield

Taxes Take Big Bite From Average Person

An analysis by Tax Foundation notes the average $4,500 annual earner loses days to taxes each month. State and sales taxes rise sharply from 1940 to 1958, with per person collections tripling. The piece frames the tax fight between Eisenhower and Democrats, highlighting past efforts to cut costs and taxes.

Washington UPI Tax’ Foundation, Inc Rockefeller Plaza New York City Tax Foundation Eisenhower Congressional Democrats Congress White House

Concord Men Contribute to Boston Museum Building Drive

Three Concord residents R Wayne Homans Eugene G Kraetzer Jr and Gilbert M Roddy are aiding a fundraising push for the Central Building at Boston's Museum of Science. Mark C Wheeler special gifts chairman and Merchants National Bank VP plans a two month drive to raise 300000 as part of the final campaign push.

Concord R. Wayne Homans Hosmer Road Eugene G. Kraetzer, Jr Sudbury Road Gilbert M Roddy Monument Street Boston Museum of Science Mark C. Wheeler Special Gifts Wheeler Needham Merchants National Bank

Lincoln Raises Funds For 1959 Heart Fund Drive

Lincoln contributed 1870.68 to the Heart fund campaign under state chairman A. M. Sonnabend who praised the Heart Neighbors. A Lincoln Play at Smith School Auditorium April 17 and 18, backed by a 40 member backstage crew for View from the Bridge, lists Connie Walen as production manager and Richard Rice as director.

Lincoln Heart Fund A. M. Sonnabend Sonnabend Lincoln Play Smith School Auditorium Connie Walen Bedford Road Emily Lemander Ann James Richard Rice Concord Road

Sundberg Named to Superintendent's List at Naval Academy

Annapolis Md Midshipman Midn Andrew P Sundberg son of Lt Col and Mrs Edward B Sundberg Bedford Mass Class of 1962 was named to the Superintendent's List for scholastic achievements during the first term of the 195859 academic year The list requires a 33 average 825 in aptitude a satisfactory conduct rating and is awarded with special privileges for the following term It boosts pride and motivation among midshipmen at the academy

Annapolis Andrew P. Sundberg Edward B. Sundberg Bedford U. S. Naval Academy Midshipmen

Bedford Students Represent All State Chorus trip

Bedford High School sends Edwin Hanson and David MacIntosh to the all state high school chorus in Hyannis. The students will stay with Hyannis families for four days from yesterday through Saturday.

Bedford Bedford High School Hyannis Edwin Hanson David MacIntosh

Sudbury Women Welcome New Dean Dorothy Dissenl

Sudbury Northeastern University co eds welcomed newly appointed Dean of Women Dr Dorothy Dissenl at a tea in Mitton Lounge Carl S Ell Student Center. Dr Dissenl currently directs Bouve Boston School Tufts will become Northeasterns Dean of Women Sept 1. Myra Herrick moves to Jackson College to assume similar duties. Faculty wives club president Lyman Keith attended along with student planning committee members Joyce Deneault and Marilyn McGovern.

Sudbury Northeastern University Dorothy Dissenl Mitton Carl S. Ell Dissenl Bouve - Boston School Tufts University Northeastern Myra Herrick Jackson College Northeastern Women Lyman Keith Sharon Northeastern Faculty Wives Club Joyce A. Deneault Hudson Road Marilyn ©. McGovern Allen Place

Bedford notices and upcoming events in brief

Sympathy is extended to Ellen T. Cull of Bedford in the death of her brother Arthur T. Cull. The Bedford Players rehearse Picnic for April 24 25 at Bedford High School. Virginia Walker placed 10th in Lowell Technorama girls division for growth of flowers study. Holloway Lonsdale born March 24 at Emerson Hospital to Rev and Mrs Henry L. Baird. Bedford Grange Middlesex Central Pomona meet April 16 at Lincoln.

Ellen T. Cull Bedford Arthur T. Cull Lowell Bedford Players Bedford High School Virginia Walker Lowell Technorama Henry L. Baird North Road Holloway Lonsdale Emerson Hospital Bedford Grange Middlesex Central Pomona Lincoln

Payroll tax to rise for Massachusetts employers in 1959

The 1958 recession drained the Massachusetts unemployment fund, paying out 124 million dollars while only 61 million was collected. Thousands of employers will receive notices of increased payroll taxes, raising the average rate to 1.78 percent from 1.5 percent. The boost is expected to raise about 10 million dollars in receipts.

Boston UPI Massachusetts Unemployment Fund Division of Employment Security

P. T. A. To Present Stimson Tonight

Bedford P T A hosts William T Stinson district director of Science Research Associates as guest speaker at Center School Auditorium this evening. He will discuss current methods of educational value and newer developments in the teaching of reading with visual aids. Open to all interested attendees.

Bedford P.T.A Center School William T. Stinson Science Research Associates

Bedford-St. Michael's Couples Club Whist and Bridge Party

The Bedford-St. Michael's Couples Club will hold a whist and bridge party on Wednesday April 15 at 8 o'clock in the Town Hall for the benefit of the children's summer camp program. Public is welcome and tickets may be obtained from Mr and Mrs Salvatore Albani or at the rectory on Great Road.

Bedford — St. Michael’s Salvatore Albani William Joy Concord Road Rectory Great Road

Spoons Trace to Anglo Saxon spon and wooden origins

The word spoon derives from the Anglo Saxon spon meaning chip and originally spoons were made of wood.

Sudbury Fashion Show Scholarship Planned for April 30

The Sudbury Women's Club scholarship committee will stage a fashion show on Thursday April 30 at Center School Auditorium with model Jane Day and local participants Mary Griffin Edna Gilday Alice Foster Janice McGill and at least two local men Donald MacRae and Paul Hill. Members include Mrs Fay Jr Mrs Jean M Mrs Walter R Hickler and others aiding in presentation.

Sudbury Paris Sudbury Women’s Club Center School Jane Day Television Fame Mary Griffin Edna Gilday Alice Foster Janice McGill Donald MacRae Paul Hill Pits Geen Donald Fay, Jr Jean M Walter R. Hickler George A J. Ph Francis Trevia Phiyn A

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