Farm act debate tangles Senate to House path
Murray Lincoln and other voices urge abundant agriculture over scarcity while Congress weighs the 1956 Farm Act. A mix of price guarantees and quotas sparks debate about a final bill and its impact on the economy and farmers. Lincoln warns of a lingering 1930s mood if a solution is not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Senate Committee On’ Agrilture
Murray D. Lincoln
Columbus
Ohio
Cooperative League of the
CARE
Cooperative For American Remittance Everywhere
National Planning Association
International Cooperative ’ Alliance
Surprise pre nuptial party honors Miss Campo basso
TowWér road resident Miss Julie Campo basso received a surprise pre-nuptial gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard T Hayes Cambridge turnpike Concord last Wednesday evening The event greeted the bride elect with orchid corsage and festive decorations Others assisting included Mrs Florence Walble Mrs Russell Kerr Mrs Davis Miss Mary Chase Miss Marie Grade ski and Miss Barbara Campo nbasso hosted by St Josephs choir members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lintérn
Julie Campobasso
TowWér Road
Richard T. Hayes
Mary Davis
Cambridge Turnpike
Concord
Joseph's
Campo
Frank Walton
Léxington
Hayés
Wavereyce
Florence Walble
Russell
Kerr
Davis
Mary Chase
Marie Gradeski
Barbara Camponbasso
Trebletones from Barrington Bible College to perform in Carlisle
Providence Barrington Bible College group Trebletones will sing at Carlisle Congregational Church at 7 p.m. on April 15. Members Joyce Springer Danville PA Genevieve Webber Lisbon Falls ME Kirley Drews and Charlotte Drews non town PA, with pianist Thelma Willson Wolfboro NH. All are juniors in the college music program except Springer who majors in Christian Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Trebletones
Providence
Barrington Bible College
Rhode Island
Carlisle Congregational Church
Joyce Springer
Danville
Pennsylvania
Genevieve Webber
Lisbon Falls
Maine
Kirley
Charlotte Drews
Nontown
Thelma Willson
Wolfboro
New Hampshire
Miss Springer
White Cross Party Open To Public Here Wednesday
The White Cross party will be held in South Acton at the Community Universalist Church on Wednesday April 18. An early business meeting is set for 7 o'clock with the public program at 8. Mrs Doris Porter will preside as noble grand and a slide presentation on California and its industries is planned. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Ona Rebekah Sac
Community Universalist Church
Doris Porter
Noble’ Grand
California
Rebekahs
1840 Club Luncheon Hosts Noted Visitor from Pifie Hill
The 1840 Club met at a luncheon with Mrs Walter Fr itch of Pifie Hill as hostess. Special guest M. who is an oar. visited Ss at pee. The afternoon featured entertainment and socializing among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter “Fritch
Pifie Hill Pond
Why Do Housewife Roles Appear On TV Quizzes
In a discussion of quiz shows and soap operas readers note women contestants often state their occupations proudly if career women and apologetically if housewives. The column questions media portrayals and cites Valiant Lady and The Brighter Day where a ward, a guardian and alleged theft create dramatic misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Meadows
Bill Callen
Henry
Morrien Emerson
Garry
Doe
Dan
Vogue
First Plane Trip For Mother And Daughter In Acton
Mrs Esther Nolan of Harrington avenue flew to Albuquerque New Mexico for a three week visit with her daughter Mrs Helen Blais whose husband Albert is in the Air Force there. Accompanying them was 76 year old Mrs Katherine Mc Laughlin of Conant road South Acton on her first plane trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Esther Nolan
Harrington Avenue
Albuquerque
New ‘Mexico
Helen Blais
Albert
Air Force
Lions Concert on April 26 Tickets Ready
Concord organizers announce the Lions Club charity concert for high school scholarships at Wells Memorial Auditorium on Thursday April 26 at 8 15 pm. Tickets are available from committee members and local stores. seating is limited so buy early. The program features barber shop quartet numbers by SPEBSQSA groups and several Boston area chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lions Club
Wells A. Hall‘Memorial Auditorium
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Boston
City Four
Old Iffiers
Needhamairs Needham
Ambassadors of Harmony
Reading
Merry Notes
Roth Well
N. MacRae
MacRae
William H. Kemp
Kenneth L. Creighton
Carl Veazie
Everett L. Broughton
Frank Veazie
Fred Smith
Charles Wear
John’ B. Finigan
Lawrence N. Blanchard
George W. Wilkinson
Oscar Jones
Concord residents rally for Easter seal drive progress
Concord area treasurer Corcord-William Walters reports the drive has raised 1512.20 dollars about 77 percent of its $2280 goal. Donations may be made to Walters assistant treasurer at Harvard Trust Company Concord as the statewide goal remains unmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcord
William’k. ‘Walters
Walters
Harvard Trust Company
Concord
More Than 600 Doctors Attend Tufts Dinner
A gala annual dinner at Tufts University drew more than 600 doctors from various regions. Dr. Charles H. Duston of Concord served on the dinner committee alongside regional members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts University
Charles ‘H. Duston
Concord
Connecticut to begin direct-distance dialing June 1956
Do it yourself long distance dialing to start in Hartford area and extend to New Britain Farmington Glastonbury Windsor and others. Fourteen exchanges will form the first unit with expansion planned to Banford New Haven and Waterbury in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Clark
U. P
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Southern
New ‘England Telephone Co
Hartford
Collinsville
Farmington
Glastonbury
Manchester
New Britain
Newington
Plainville
Rockville
Simsbury
Stafford Sprirgs
Thompsonville
Windsor
Windsor Locks
Banford
Waterbury
Broadfield
North Thompson
Pawcatuck
Mssachusetts
Grand State
District of Columbia
Motor Truck Markets Engage Over Seven Million in U S
A historic census shows 6 950 000 persons engaged in manufacturing selling servicing and using motor trucks in the United States reflecting broad commercial and logistical reliance on road transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marriage of Miss Natty Newell to Aldus Higgins Chapin
On April 7 in Havana Cuba at Trinity Episcopal Church Rev William H Clark officiated the wedding of Miss Natty Newell daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniels of Concord New Hampshire to Aldus Higgins Chapin son of Mrs Ernest Angell of New York City and Vincent Chapin of the U S Embassy. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s home. The bridal party included bridesmaids Miss Hadpiet hills and others from Cambridge Concord Weston and New York City. Usher line included Ted Doermann Richard Bowditch Jr Benjamin Rice and more. The bride a Winsor School graduate and Briarcliffe College alumna with Junior League ties, and debutante of 1949-1950, and the groom Miloton Academy and Harvard College alumnus, later earning an M A from Johns Hopkins. He served in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Natty Newell
Euchtor
Nd Daniels
Monvument
Aldus’ ‘Higgins Chapin
Ernest Angell
New York City
Vincent ' Chapin
U.S
Havana
Cuba
William H. Clark
Trinity Episcoe Church
Hadpiet Hills
Ayr
Hmphrey Doermann
Mary “Heard
Camridge
Josephine Swan
Weston
Frank Seabury
Jerome Andrews
Andover
Gordon Morrison
Nashua
New, Hampshire
Hetty McKay-Smith
White Post
Virginia
Abigail “Angell
Hapin
Cambridge
Stuman
Ted Doermann
Richard Bowditch,Jr
Benjamin Rice
All
Cavabridge
Richard Button
Englewood
New Jersey
James Hilholdt
Ann “Arbor
Michigan
Charles Abeles
Norfolk
Charles ‘Johnson
Summit
Crowell Baker
Christopher Angell
Samuel Tucker
Prides
Michael Barry
Chadwell
Winsor “School
Briarcliffe College
Leagie
Milton Academy
Harvard College
Johns Hopkins School of International Studies
U. S.army
Snow Delays Sunday Services Across Cartisle
The first religious society and the Congregational Church did not hold morning services due to a spring snowstorm. Services aim to resume next Sunday barring more blizzards. Miss Mary Wilson returns to Fitchburg State Teachers College after visiting her parents in Concord road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Religious Society (Unitarian
Congrégational Church
Mary Wilson
Fitchburg State Teachers College
Waldo Dilson
Concord Road
Suburban Move Reasons Counted by Milwaukee Area Residents
A survey of Milwaukee area suburban dwellers shows 18 percent moved for less congestion, 17 percent for clearer and larger plots, and 10 percent for lower taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
West Concord-Misery Barker and Dean Comeau wed in Lexington
Audrey Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs Duncan Barker of 447 Concorde Lexington and Dean Edward Comeau son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Comeau of 15 Pine Street West Concord were married on Saturday April 7 at 3 o'clock in Hancock Congregational Church Lexington Rev Henry Clark officiated and a reception followed in the church vestry. The bride wore a white embroidered organdy gown with finger tip veil and carried white African daisies and lilies of the valley. The couple will reside in West Concord after a honeymoon trip to Miami and Nassau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord
Audréy Barker
Duncan Barker
Concordenue
Lexington
Edward ” Comeau
Charles E. Comeau
Pine Street
West Concord
Hancock Congregational Church
Henry Clark
the Valley
Mabel Oman
Belmont
Doris ‘Barker
Ruthatty
Susan Oman
Niete
Alden Fletcher
Peter Witherell
Stewart Lindsey
Con Cord
Barker
Lexington High School
Concord High
Syracuse University
Miami
Nassau
Carlisle Grange Holds Third and Fourth Degrees
Carlisle Grange No. 402 awarded third and fourth degrees with Mrs Matian Pedersen and Mrs Alice Lovering leading. New degree recipients included Dominick Carbone Harold Schoolcraft Joseph Burak Louise Welch. State Deputy Earl Newton attended. Next meeting set for April 18 at 8. Turkey supper and dance planned for April 19 at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Matian Pédersén
Alice Lovering
Dominick Carbone
Harold Schoolcraft
Joseph Burak
Louise Welch
Earl Newton
Leominster
Grange
Grangers
Geleortie
Rummage Sale Planned by West Concord Woman's Club
The West Concord Woman's Club editation committee hosts a rummage sale Saturday April 28 from 10 am to 12 noon in the Harvey Wheeler School auditorium. Items can be dropped at 17 Highland Street home of Mrs Robert Hurley, chairman, after 2 30 pm Friday April 27 or before pickup. Call for pickup of rummage if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
West Concord Woman’s’ Club
Harvey Wheeler
Highland Street
Robert Hurley
Vm Wees
Dublin exchange student speaks at Lincoln Grange meeting
Robert Dunstath of Dublin Ireland speaking at Concord High School exchange student address, Lincoln Grange meeting last evening. Mrs James Donaldson spoke on Birds and Conservation. Refreshments arranged by Mrs John Cook and Miss Julie Campobasso. Guest speaker at Lincoln Garden Club last week was Seth Kelsey of Bedford discussing Gate Shear rights and Stockerich museum and park project. Mrs Heck president presided with tea duty by Mrs Sais W Riée Ir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dunstath
Dublin
Ireland
Concord High School
Lincoln Grange
James Donaldson
John Cook
Julie Campobasso
Lincoln Garden Club
Seth Kelsey
Bdxford
Dana- Museum
Heck
Iinaig
Sais “W. Riée
Local social notices and community events listed
Mrs Gifford Allen and J Marble Thayer will host a Woman's Union tea at Teak Congregational Church on Wednesday April 18 at 2 30. Edward S Horne of Nashoba Road hosts a Hunt Memorial at 1. The King's Daughters meet Tuesday April 17 at 2 in the First Parish Church vestry with Mrs Percival Vilas and Miss Lowrise Garland as hostesses. Dr and Mrs John Wilson Boynton of Lexington Road and four children featured in the annual lee Chips at Boston Garden. Word received on Frank Limack retired deputy of Massachusetts Reform atory. State weather and road conditions noted with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Allen
J. Marble Thayer
Teak Congregational Church
Percival Vilas
Lowrise Garland
John
Wilson
Boynton
Lexington Road
Gare
Boston Garden
Reconstruction in 1956 Drives Wetland Work Revenue
A historical note reports that Wetlin allocates over 10 units to reconstruction in 1956 and focuses on sub delivery and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwetlin
Sub
Unable to parse readable headline from OCR fragment
A damaged OCR fragment references a regional communications network, teletypes, and a depot area but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to describe a specific news item or outcome.
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Cross Party
Pen
North Road
John Vincent
Rutland Street
Choate Hospital
Woburn
Pomona
Billerica
Tyngs
LIONS
Barbar
Frank J. Trabucco
Belknap Street
Northampton Barracks
Youth Fellowship
Gardner Benson
Hyland T. Richmond
Charles K. Yerémian
Wells A. Hall
Thomas Gibbs
Trinity Episcopal Church
N. Y
Trinity‘ Church
Cartisle
Edward J.clark
Surgi
Sunnynook Nursing
Carlisle Historical Society
Gleaton
Harry ‘J. Lasher
Lowell
Albert G. Swanson
Thildren
Groton
Cohnecticut
Mr. Swanson
Carl J. Swanson
South Road
H Hays
Pea Duce le
Eve Care Can
THE
Better Vision Institute
Yoweeise
Edward S. Horne
Nashoba Road
Wilson Lumber Company
Con
Frank L.imack
Massachusetts
Reformatory
Bowen Center
Sion