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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1960
Page
7
Bitter struggle marks New Hampshire primary contest
In New Hampshire a fierce, high stakes battle lines up for nine nominations including governor and U S Senate. Incumbent Republican Gov Wes Powell faces Hugh Gregg and Wayne Crosby as Democrats mount a three way fight led by Bernard Boutin and John Shaw. Senate contenders include Styles Bridges and five Democrats led by Harold McCarthy Frank Sullivan Clement Robinson Herbert Hill and Alphonse Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
UPI
New Hampshire
U. S. Senate
New Hamp
Wesley Powell
Hugh Gregg
Wayne Crosby
Powell
Gregg
Grregs
Boutin
Shaw
Laconia
Bernard L. Boutin
Rochester
Robert W Watson
Merrow
Bridges
Senate
Harold P. McCarthy
Frank L. Sullivan
Clement A. Robinson
Dartmouth
Herbert W. Hill
Alphonse Roy
Mitzi Gaynor Likes Filming In England
Hollywood reports Mitzi Gaynor prefers England and plans another film there soon after finishing Columbia's Surprise Package with husband Jack Bean. She says she previously visited England briefly but now seeks deeper ties and future opportunities in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitzi Gaynor
England
Hollywood
UPI
Jack Bean
Columbia
Miss Gaynor
Helen of Troy attracts record crowds at Cambridge Festival
The Cambridge Drama Festival showcases Helen of Troy at the Arts Center Theatre on the Charles Riverbanks in Boston through August 14. The Offenbach musical draws record box-office crowds with strong reviews for Skulnik Diener Tabbert and Merideth. Performances run Tue Sat 8:30 pm Sun 7 pm with matinees Wed and Sat 2:30 pm. Tickets at Soldiers Field Road Filene's Leavitt Pierce Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Drama Festival
Arts Center Theatre
Charles Riverbanks
Boston
Menasha Skulnik
Monelaus
Joan Diener
Helen
Miss Diener
Offenbach
William Tabbert
Albert Marro
Marshall Barer
Robert Fletcher
Todd Bolender
Chora
Carmen Coppola
Soldiers Field Road
Filene’s
Leavitt and Pierce
Harvard Sq
Cambridge
Two Massachusetts Men Top Candidates
Franklin Jackman reports that for the first time two Massachusetts men appear among major party candidates for president and vice president, echoing a long history of states producing two leading contenders. The article lists prior cycles with dual nominees from states such as New York, Virginia, Ohio, and Illinois, noting native-born ties like Kennedy and Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jackman
United Press International
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
New York
Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Rufus King
Charles Cy
Hinckney
George Clinton
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Clinton
Rufus
King
Madison
Monroe
Daniel D. Tompkins
New Yorker
Martin van Bureau
Nathan Sanford
Donnybrook
John Quincy Adams
John C. Calhoun
van Buren
Man Survives Jump From San Mateo Bridge After Wavering
Estacio A. Carrasco 37 wrote a note to his wife about drinking and domestic issues. He leaped 10 feet from the San Mateo Hayward Bridge into San Francisco Bay, landed in two feet of water, then shouted he wanted to live as a passerby and a toll taker pulled him back onto the bridge. He fainted afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateo
Cahir
UPI
Estacio A. Carrasco
Esther
San Mateo-Hayward
San Francisco Bay
Carrasco
Long road trips for children say experts in brief notes
A fragmented UPI brief from Keep Children New York urges parents to assign children tasks on long drives. Suggestions include one child managing maps and calls, another managing games and stops, to keep young travelers engaged and safe on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
American Petroleum Instiueeeeets
Man’s attic trove spans 2500 license plates worldwide
Buffalo resident Arthur J. Keck collects about 2,500 license plates from over 65 countries and all states. The collection ranges from 1906 issues to plates made of metal, rubber, leather, cardboard, and even soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Arthur J. Keck
Keck
Midwest
Virgin Islands
Switzerland
Falkland Islands
Planning tips for a child friendly road trip
The piece suggests parents plan to spot license plates from all 50 states and recognize the primary colors in plates to enhance the trip. It emphasizes that thoughtful planning improves enjoyment for both parents and children during travel.
Recent Deaths and Funerals in Acton and Maynard
Irene Burrell Maroney 78 of 323 Massachusetts Ave died suddenly in Albany NY. Born Canton Dec 1 1881 she had lived here eight years. Survived by two daughters Dorothy Wattu Acton and Alice Rappold Castleton NY three sons Heston E Elmira NY Carl F Cincinnati OH and William T Long Beach NJ eight grandchildren. Funeral at MacRae Tunnicliffe Concord Rev Eric Grimshaw officiating. Interment Melrose Cemetery Brockton. Felicia Wasiuk Dudzinski 74 of 30 Tremont St died suddenly at home Saturday. Born in Poland she lived here 50 years. Widow of Louis who died June 1. Survived by five daughters Helen Bavnet Westwood NJ Leona Scott Pittsfield Irene Bradshaw Mansfield OH Laura Smith Bedford NH Florence Dudzinski and brothers Joseph John Steven Wasiuk both Maynard and William Wasiuk Jamaica Plain and sister Sophie Crotty Maynard. Funeral from Sheehan White Funeral Home with requiem high mass by Rev Francis Miaskiewicz. Organist Theresa Wasiuk niece. Soloists Sara Wasiuk and Walter Wasiuk. Burial St Bridget's Cemetery. Bearers Charles Bradshaw Mansfield OH Norman Walker Biddleford ME Samuel Scott Pittsfield William Wasiuk Maynard Stanley Siemlehiak Wayland Daniel Dudzinsky Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Irene (Burrell) ‘Maroney
Thomas Maroney
Massachusetts Avenue
Cincinnati
Wiliam T
Long Beach
N. J
MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
Concord
Eric W. Grimshaw
Evangelical Congregational
Melrose Cemetery
Brockton
Maynard
Felicia
Wasiuk) Dudzinski
Tremont Street
Poland
Louis
Helen Bavnet
Westwood
Leona Scott
Pittsfield
Irene Bradshaw
Mansfield
Laura Smith
Bedford
N. H
Florence Dudzinski
Joseph
John
Steven
Wasiuk
William Wasiuk
Jamaica Plain
Sophie Crotty
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
Francis S. Miaskiewicz
St. Casimir’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Miaskiewicz
Charles Bradshaw
Norsman Walker
Biddleford
Samuel Scott
Stanley Siemiehiak
Wayland
Daniel Dudzinsky
Stow
Obituary: Stow-Mrs Susan Newell 88 died after illness
Stow-Mrs Susan (Bigelow) Newell 88 resident of Whitney Homestead for 1 month died last Friday after illness. Native of Natick former resident of West Newton Acton widow of James B Newell mother of the late Philip Newell former Proctor Lumber owner. Surviving son Willard B Tampa and two grandchildren. Funeral held Monday at W A Twombly Funeral Home Maynard Rev Ronald Mazury officiated interment Needham Cemetery.
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W. A. Twombly Funeral Home
Maynard
Ronald Mazury
First Parish Church
Needham Cemetery
West Concord Resident Wakelin Dies at 80
West Concord veteran merchant West Concord Arthur Wakelin aged 80 of 9 Woodland Road died Friday night at Emer son Hospital. Born in Bowmanville Ontario Canada April 11 1880 he lived here 60 years. Survived by wife Mrs Ethel May Higgins Ingham Wakelin son Ernest B California daughter Mrs Belle S Heinonen Maynard two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Monday afternoon at Rae Tunnicliffe with Rev. Robert H Barber of the TriNitarian Congregational officiating. Burial in Sleepy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Frank Arthur Wakelin
Woodland Road
Emerson Hospital
Bowmanville
Ontario
Canada
Ethel May
Higgins) Ingham Wakelin
Ernest B
California
Belle S. Heinonen
Maynard
Rae-Tunnicliffe
Robert H. Barber
Funeral Rites Held for Charles E Havanka at Maynard
Charles E Havanka 72 longtime Maynard resident died Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services were held Friday at W A Twombly Funeral Home with Rev Eino J Hamalainen officiating. Buried in Glenwood Cemetery. He was born in Finland and worked for Boston and Maine Railroad and at the American Woolen Company. Survived by son Gunnar of Stow and brother Eino of Minnesota. Wife Annie F Niojonen Havanka preceded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Charles E. Havanka
Woodlane
W. A. Twombly
Eino. J. Hamalainen
Evangelical Congregational
Glenwood Cemetery
Finland
Boston & Maine Railroad
American ‘Woolen Company
Annie F
Niojonen) Havanka
iGunnar
Stow
Eino
Minnesota
Developed Sonar Is For Frogmen
Portable sonar units for underwater detection by Navy frogmen are being developed by Stromberg Carlson and the Navy Electronics Laboratory. The compact unit weighs 20 pounds, fits an aluminum case, uses flashlight batteries, and feeds sound information to earphones for divers. Ten prototype units are planned for delivery this year under a Bureau of Ships contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
UPT
Navy
Stromberg-Carlson
Navy Electronics Laborary
Fragmernt
Strorhberg-Carlson
Bureau of Ships
Washington
Eddie Fisher signs Columbia deal for two films include Taylor
Eddie Fisher signs with Columbia Pictures to produce at least two major films in two years. One film will star Elizabeth Taylor, his wife, marking his first motion picture producing venture after six years with Ramrod Productions on The Eddie Fisher Show television series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Upi
Eddie Fisher
Columbia Pictures
Elizabeth Taylor
Fisher
Singer
Ramrod Productions Co
Wood framed homes stay warm in winter and cool in summer
An article notes wood frame construction insulates well because its cells contain dead air spaces that resist heat flow, helping maintain steady temperatures year round.
Dinsmore Rites Held for Ernest P. Dinsmore
Funeral services for Ernest P. Dinsmore 71 of Liberty Square Road were conducted yesterday at William R. Miller Chapel Waltham with Rev William B Oden officiating Burial followed at Mount Feake Cemetery Waltham Dinsmore born in Boston lived in Boxborough 15 years a retired tool and dye maker He was member of Evangelical Congregational Church Surviving are his wife Amy Calpin a son Paul in California a stepdaughter Mrs Bert MacArthur of Waltham four grandchildren and three sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxborough
Ernest P. Dinsmore
Liberty Square Road
William R. Miller
Waltham
William B. Oden
Evangelical Congregational
Mount Feake
Dinsmore
Bostorr
Boxborough
Evangelical Congregational Church
Amy Calpin
Paul
California
Bert
Marie
MacArthur
Mabel F Frost obituary notices Littleton Lexington
Mrs Maibel Ferson Frost 81 Harvard formerly of Waltham widow of Harry Gardiner Frost native of Rhode Island active in ethics groups and Congregational Church graduate of Waltham Training School for Nurses Survived by two daughters Mrs Robert Turner Jr and Mrs William Burns both of Littleton a son Gardiner Frost New York City two siblings nine grandchildren Services were held in Lexington Friday with burial at Westview Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Maibel Ferson Frost
Harvard
Waltham
Lexington
Westview Cemetery
Probate Notice of Will for Anna H. Thorpe in Concord
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex announces a petition for probate of a will for Anna H. Thorpe late of Concord. Everett C. Thorpe seeks appointment as executor without surety. Interested parties must file a written appearance by September 12, 1960 in Cambridge. John C. Leggat, First Judge, and John V. Harvey, Register, issue August 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Anna H. Thorpe
Concord
Everett C. Thorpe
Cambridge
John C. “Leggat
Esquire
John V. Harvey
Register
Concord Notice to Bidders for Office Equipment
Sealed bids for furnishing office equipment will be received by the Town Manager in Concord Massachusetts until 2 p.m. Friday August 12 1960. Bids opened publicly at that time and place. Detailed specs may be obtained from the Town Manager Office. The town reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities in bidding.
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Concord
Town House
Massachusetts
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