Buteau enters race for Tenth Middlesex District
Hector R. Buteau local assessor and builder filed nomination papers to seek the Democratic nomination for State Representative in the Tenth Middlesex District which includes Hudson Sudbury Wayland Cochituate and Lincoln. Incumbent Republican James DeNormandie also filed for re election.
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Tate
Midhlesex
Hector R. Buteau
James DeNormandie
Lincoln
Hudson
Sudbury
Lincol
Wayland
Buteau
Curley
Middlesex
Cochituate
Hudson Board of Assessors
Jane Wheeler
Susan
Jeanne
Jacobs & Buteau
Tenth Middlesex
Girl Scout Camp Virginia Ends Second Camping Period
Camp Virginia concludes its second two week session as third period campers prepare to return Sunday afternoon. New staff additions include Kay Allen and Dorothy Kinsley with the Merrymen and Woodsmen groups. A circus and skill-building activities featuring tents, canoes, and camp crafts highlighted weekend events with various unit leaders and volunteers.
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Virginia
Boston
Kay Allen
Southboro
Michigan
Dorothy Kinsley
Stow
Boston Uit
Merrymen
Frances de Angelis
Itrol
Ellen Smith
Carol Grzybowski
Framingham
Susan Morris
Sudbury
Woodsmer
Janice Belmore
Marlboro
Barbara Stanley
Kristina Nilson l
Saxonville
Joyce Cella
Ann Tam
Woodsmen
Donna Foley
Nicole Ferna'd
Paula Gardiner
Framing‘ham
Barker
Buccaggers
Marcia Langley
Frantingham
Ead
Virginia Mouradian
Bingham
Patricia North
Johanie Slack
Susan Plumiey
Kathryn Gundel
Wollaston
Amet
Ibus Radio
Teleter
L. Bryant Jr
Camp
Missen
Camping period highlights Merrymen event and fashion show
The second camping period featured a camp fire with dramatized ballads performed by each unit. A camping fashion show showcased correct and incorrect clothing for camp activities and weather, modeled by the girls.
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Merrymen
Civil Service Exam for Engineering Aid Open
The United States Civil Service announces an Engineering Aid (For Highway Work) examination to fill positions in the Bureau of Public Roads across multiple states and the District of Columbia. Salaries range from 2690 to 4525 dollars yearly. applications accepted at the Executive Secretary, Board of U S Civil Service Examiners, Division 15 Arlington Virginia until further notice.
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John C. Abatsis
S. Civil Service
Bureau of Public Roads
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Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Board of
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Columbia Pike
Arlington 4
Reynolds files for governor's councilor seat in Third District
A. Reynolds of Weston as Peer Assistant Attorney General has filed nomination papers with the State Secretary. He seeks the Republican nomination for Governor's Councillor in the Third District. Opponent in the primaries is Christian A. Herter Jr., son of the Governor, currently Endicott Peabody, a Democrat, holds the office.
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A. Reynolds
Weston
Christian A. Herter, Jr
Endicott Peabody
Best Kind of Retirement Plan Advice Centered on Financial Prep
Washington broadcasters highlight a Chamber of Commerce guide to retiree finances. The piece lists steps for a self planned retirement including savings, home ownership, life insurance, Social Security awareness, and company pension knowledge. It ends urging purchase of U S Savings Bonds.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Pulpwood Supply Promised by Industry Forest Policy
Washington news release notes long range management policies by the American wood industry plus use of mill leftovers to assure a continued pulpwood supply. It cites 39 million acres under private timberland management and projects up to 40 per cent yield gains by 1962 with strong private landowner cooperation.
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Washington, D.C
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
American Pulpwood Assn
Clock Runs Backwards For Hours In Nashville
Nashville story mentions Mrs. C. A. Holcomb seeing her clock run backward for hours before stopping. A separate tip suggests spraying rugs with a five percent DDT oil solution every 12 to 18 months to prevent moth damage.
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Nashville
Tenn
C. A. Holcomb
Marlboro Gas Light Plans New Maple Street Building
Marlboro The Worcester Gas Light Company announces construction of a cement and steel building on Maple Street to serve as garage warehouse and service facility. The 90 by 81 foot structure will be south of Dennison Manufacturing and all sales will move to Main Street while other operations relocate to the new site.
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Worcester Gas Light Company
Maple Street
Gas Company
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Main Street
Sudbury Civil Defense Alert Report July 19 22
Sudbury summarises town events during a state and federal alert from July 19 to July 22. It notes yellow and red alerts, siren failures, no public participation, Boy Scout delivery of alert cards, and local officials simulating evacuation and response scenarios.
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Sudbury
Ciy
Massachusetts
Leone
North
Boy Scouts
Tonth
United States
Greater
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Pittsfield
Framingham
Commonwealth
Waltham
Weston
Marlboro
Amaratus
Centrol
James L. Devoll
Civil Defense
House Inter State Commerce Committee Pushes Fridge Safety
Washington hearings reveal 115 child deaths blamed on abandoned refrigerators over ten years. Rep Kenneth A. Roberts praises General Electric for safe 1956 models using a magnet hold rather than a latch. Marshall Bartlett testifies doors can be opened from inside with pressure.
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House Inter-State Commerce Committee
Washington
Seer
Marshal Bartlett
Deor Refrigerator
Bartlett
Barlett
Kenneth A. Roberts
Ala
General Electric
Picnic roasting shield idea from Des Moines
A Des Moines report describes a simple roasting shield made from aluminum foil to cover plates and a long-handled fork to protect the hand while roasting wieners over an open fire. The device aims to provide safer handling during outdoor picnics.
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Des Moines
Pineapple Sauce Topping For Desserts
Fresh pineapple sauce enhances ice cream cake and puddings. Mix sugar cornstarch and salt, add water and cook until clear. Stir in pineapple and lemon juice, simmer, then blend in vanilla. Serve warm or cold yield about one cup.
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New York
First workers on the Tron project linked to ancient Hittites
The fragment notes that the earliest labor connected to the Tron project involved the Hittites of ancient Anatolia. It highlights a historical claim of early workers tied to a fictional or misattributed origin.
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Tron
Turkey
Sleeve reinforcement with bias strips for seam strength
The sleeves will be reinforced if an inch wide bias strip is stitched to both edges of the open clipped seam. The bias strips will absorb the underarm pull and reduce strain on the seam.
Incomplete wartime service profile linked to Parker family
Fragmentary OCR suggests a World War II veteran connected to the Parker family and congressional efforts toward a more equitable income program. The text mentions publicans, the President, and New England resources, but details are unclear and several words are garbled.
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Spa
India
Parker Gysenhower
Congress
New England
Marine Air Reserves Vision and Service in Korea War
A fragmentary report discusses Marine Air Reserves and ground forces continuing missions. It notes veterans and younger members, the Navy’s airarm capability, and the belief aviation can support ground operations in Korea.
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Marine Air Reserves
Marine ‘Air
Korea
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