Fragmentary notes hint at local planning and incidents
The readable items mention building plans, tax concerns for Cor, new schools and sites, housing lots around $10,000, a two acre plot, a cancer drive ending today, a complaint against a department, a state trooper routing through Route 2 and 128, a fire department update, a Pharmacy visit, Wells A. Hall Memorial event, Colonial Inn sighting, and a hospital rummage sale with a May Day event and Russia reference.
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John
Reiter
Thomas
Enterprise
Carl deSuze
Wells A. Hall Memorito
Colonial Inn
Monueir
Sturday
State Arm S Preniog
R “Sd
Russia
Probe Continues After Escape Attempt at Institution
Investigation led by Principal Officer Edward S. Grennan into an escape attempt by Martin, 36, and others at a state facility. Officials report four hours of violence, guards armed with shotguns and revolvers repelled the raid, hostages were held briefly, and several officers were injured before the men were detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Grennan
Martin
Jone
L. O'Dea
Corps
Peter
Parker
Giret
Ts Feeney
Walpole
Geothe T. Harrison
T Kioth Abrahamson
Russell Feneday
Robert C. Howard
Robert_J. Savage
Grennan
Corrections Oews
Town regulates new divisions and road standards
Concord officials approve Meadow Farm subdivision off Central Street and begin 31 new homes while regulating street names fire alarms signs and trees for subdivisions. Hillside and Hill streets curb work extends this week as water main already installed. Public works backs new gates at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. funds totaling 2450 dollars noted.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Walden Street
Hillside Avenue
Hill Street
West Concord
Public Works Commission
Central Street
Lowell Road
Board of Health
Cemetery Committee
Sleepy Hollow
Bedford Road
Injury reported during Patriots Day horse scene
An individual suffered a broken right leg in three places while preparing to form the march with the Concord Battery during Patriots Day. He was dismounting near the stincup between the Veterans Building and the State Armory when the accident occurred, with X rays noting the injury.
Wilkins to See Before Concord Annual Meeting
Wednesday morning at a Nashawtue home, Mrs. Donald B. Sinclair hosts as Herbert P. Wilkins, planning board chairman, attends CSP eetatoria r year. The text notes Wilkins will be present, with unclear details about votes or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Don‘ald
MacLeod to Retire on 70th Birthday
Hicks ends 83 year meter reading service as town to name successor by Town Manager Theodore M Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacLeod
Babe
Hicks
Theodore .M. Nelson
Blue and Gold Banquet Celebrates Local Scouts
Approximately 90 attendees including many parents gathered for a West Concert style Blue and Gold Banquet. The event showcased service and achievement across 196 posts throughout the district.
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Blue & Gold
West
Concord Postoffice Elevates to Regional Center
The Concord postoffice becomes a sectional regional center handling mail for surrounding offices, while others operate as satellites. No mail will depart or arrive by truck. deliveries will route through Concord to speed service.
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Concord
Concord Postoffice
Postoffice
Po Oy
Concord board approves local business permits and renewals
Concord selectmen grant certificates for two locals including Paul Ceresole and R water Homans, allow John and Barbara Marden to store 1000 gallons of gasoline and 500 gallons of diesel underground, discuss with Mrs Wesley meth and Miss Shaughnessy, approve Boston Edison petition near Assabet, note renewal of license for Arthur A Magurn and a new juror drawn for traverse duty at the Superior Court May 5 Roger Nordblom Barnes Hill Road.
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Concorde d Lot
Paul Ceresole
Boston Edison
Pondtt
Arthur A. Magurn
Superior Court
Roger. P. Nordblom
Barnes Hill Road
Concord plans 200 new homes amid subdivison concerns
The planning board reveals a plan for 200 new homes in Concord with divisions located mainly in the east. Notable sites include D Agostino on Brook Road, Meadaie Farm off Central Street by Lantern Corp, and parcels on Laws Brook Road and Lowell Road near Frank Sciémoire.
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Concord
Ainvenraen
Nsning Board
Est
D'Agostino
Brook Road
Meedaie Farm
Central Street
Lantern Corp
Nocella
Laws Brook Road
Lowell Road
Frank Sciémoire
Monsen
Carlisle police join Cael Club firearms lecture night
Nearly 10 Carlisle police department members including specialists and auxiliaries attended a Monday lecture and demonstration at Concord Red & Gun Clubhouse. Past President William J. Ryan assisted by Dominic Inferrera led the program with acting chief Merrill C Hobart head of the delegation.
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Carlisle
Carlisle ‘Police Department
Concord Red &Gun
William J. Ryan
Dominic “Ynferrera
Merrill C
Hobart
Ryan
Inferrara
Stra Ee
Soviet Union Launches 35 New Lacritiot Stations
Fragmentary report notes the Soviet Union deploying 35 lacritiot stations on its air defense sir, with unclear details on location and purpose.
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Soviet Union
Concords Town House officers elected for coming year
The Concord committee met at the Town House Wednesday night and elected officers for the coming year. Richard J. Lougtlin was named chairman and Archibald, Clarke, and others hold roles with Liberty Mutual Insurance, Harvard and Cornell backgrounds, and prior service on elementary school facilities committees.
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Concord
Richard J. Lougtlin
Pleasant, Street
Liberty’ Mutual Insurance Company
Little ‘League
Archibald
Harvard
Ae Municipal
Charles M.evans and Associates
Clarke
Cornell
Essell Company
Concord Lions Club Nominates Officers and Directors
A Concord Lions Club notice lists officers and two year director nominees. L. Carter and J. J. Wade are named lion tamer Frederick Flannery is mentioned with Peter Gray and ick H. ierge as directors.
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Concorn
Offi Concord Lions Club
We Bels
L. Carter
J. Jmie ‘Wade
Lion Tamer
Frederick Flannery
Peter Gray
Concord Band to rehearse Monday at Thoreau West
Concord residents are invited to join the Concord band practice held Monday night at 8 o clock in Thoreau West. Director Signney reports members from the parade committee and several locals including Cynthia Cr nger, Stanley Howard, James Ferran, Edna Hikel, and Margaret Steven as participants.
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Concord
Thoreau
West
Sginney Repo
Cynthia
Galli Stanley Howard
Mavig Viles
James Ferran
Edna Hikel
Fredsessa Wheeler
Robert Hurstak
Margaret 'Stevenoes Scoter Herram
Betty Jel- Steophee
Neighbor's Night Meeting Attracts Wide Attendance
At the last gathering a well attended event featured guest presentations and several members planned a visit to Maynard recently, with note of present officers and ongoing community involvement.
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Gene Od
Cerse
Maynard
Meeting to feature guest speaker on Crime and the DA
A Windheim audience will hear guest speaker Wickham from Brookline discuss Crime and the DA. The meeting will be held at the hall, with Deas’ organization hosting.
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Deas
oHation
Haleee Windheim
Beaby
Will Wickham
Brookline
Founding of Rocky Mountain News in Colorado
The Rocky Mountain News began publication in 1859 in Colorado, marking the first major newspaper to serve the region. It established a foothold for era reporting as the territory developed.
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Colado
Rocky Mountain
Concord High Student Wins Westinghouse Merit Award
Stephen, a four year Concord High Band member and The Voice editor, earned a National Merit honor as part of the 16th annual defence talent deretchdois program. He plans Swarthmore College and previously won a $60 prize at UMass. his father teaches at Harvard Business College.
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Concord
Concord High
Stephen
Westinghouse
University of Massachusetts
Harvard Business College
Truckmen Charged In Vane Bang Camp Incident
Report from the scene states that truckmen linked to a Vane Bang camp are under charges. Details on the charges and involved parties remain limited in the brief notice.
Local Arrivals at Port as Mrs Ro- Leads Parish Update
Local arrivals report shows Mrs Ro- heading new developments with April timing. The notice mentions Mr and Mrs Ro- and related agencies noting a parish update and redirection of activities.
Committee Members List Read At Local Meeting
A fragment lists attendees including Miss Anne McNally Mutty Jennifer Dole Wallerstein Theodore Barthus Pete Antonangeli Brix Finochio John Maar We Mise McBreen Wright Mrs Witzgibbons Finan and others as part of the committee. The source provides a partial roster with unclear spellings and several broken names.
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Comes
Anne McNally Mutty
Jennifer Aor Dole" Wallerstein
Theodore Barthus
Pete Antonangeli
Brix No Finochio
John Maar We Mise
McBreen
J ‘Wright
Mrs. Witzgibbons
Ed” Finan
Bank Gets For Actonts ar Bank Gets For Actonts ar
Fragmented OCR text mentions a bank and actonts with unclear context and no readable events or names to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Joseph
Donal
Vi Be Wei
P.W.D
Erld
Cael
Rett Wood and
Charles R. Voigt
Robert L. Carter
Ss, Inemead Garter
Charles F. Boardman
James E. Finan, Jr
James F. Hanley
William J. Costello
HLS
Math
Dai
Mac Pps Ag
Uae
Cation
Seretibalind Eis Tskens
Emerson
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