Maynard Invites Proposals to Clean Water Mains
Town of Maynard Massachusetts invites sealed proposals for cleaning about 2600 linear feet of water mains. A bid bond and a $500 check are required with a $10 document deposit. Proposals due August 25 1960 at 8 00 PM. Opened publicly at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
Whitman and Howard, Inc. Engineers
Broad Street
Boston
Board of Public Works
Town Hall
Town of
Teas
Raymond J. Sheridan
John J. Tobin
Michael Barilone
Government studies cause of fatalities
United Press International reports researchers from Harvard propose a four point program to cut highway deaths. Autopsies on victims, driver examinations, vehicle inspections, and thorough scene investigations are urged to be mandatory.
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Moseley
Harvard
Ford
Department of Dicine
National Association of District Attorneys
National Health Institute
Connecticut
Ben Ali Wins Spanish Bantamweight Title In Point Victory
In Price Stadium Barcelona Ben Ali defeated Luis Torres to win the Spanish bantamweight championship. Ali weighed 1144 pounds and Torres 1153 pounds as both fought a 12 round bout.
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Barcelona
Spain
UPI
Ben Ali
Luis Torres
Torres
Price Stadium
Wyman recalls Aunt Poll as toughest role yet
Hollywood star Jane Wy man says Aunt Poll in Pollyanna posed her hardest challenge, surpassing even her Oscar winning turn in Johnny Belinda.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jane Wyman
Aunt Poll
Pollyanna
Johnny Belinda
Concord Mass Seeks Contractors for Cambridge Turnpike Surfacing
Town of Concord invites sealed bids for resurfacing of the Cambridge Turnpike with incidental work. Bids due by 2 pm September 2, 1960, at the Town Manager’s office. Deposit $5. bid security $400. 100% performance and labor bonds required. Town reserves right to reject any bids.
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Concord
Mass
Cambridge
Town House
Massachusetts
Department of Public Works
Lowell Road
Lost Book Duplicate Request At Assabet Savings
Assabet Institution for Savings reports receipt of an application for a duplicate deposit book to replace Deposit Book No 17263 which is lost. Notice signed by treasurer Donald Parker dated August 18 and September 25.
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Assabet Institution For Savings
Donald Parker
Treas
Stow Town Meeting Letters Praise and Personal Reflections
The letter writer praises town officials for their service at Stow’s August meeting, urges less personal gain in debate, and cites community figures. He defends free speech, notes gratitude to selectmen, mentions neighbors and locals including Hazel Ellison, Henry Slyvert, Ralph James, John Kapon, and Joe Sezer sen, and ends declaring his name Frank Punch.
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Stow
Mass
Enterprise
Kennedy
Hazel Ellison
Bedford
Henry Slyvert
Joe Dineen
Legion Post
Ralph James
John Kapon
Joe Sezersen
Maynard High School
Wisconsin
Boston
Joe
al Bowles
Maynard
Gudzinowicz
Scotland
Benny
Anu
Golly
Frank Punch
Wall Street Charter Shows Dividend Payouts Stay Strong in 1960
UPI reports New York Stock Exchange dividends on common stock rose 7.9 percent in the first half of 1960 to 4.804 billion dollars led by utilities. Real estate and textiles posted large percentage gains while ship builders fell. Splits totaled 438 for the period with 20 firms issuing 2 for 1 or better.
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Henry J. Bechtold
UPI
New York Upi
New York Stock Exchange
The
Exchange Magazine
Abstela
the Exchange
Efor
Italian-Born Saturno Brothers Give $1 Million to Orphans
Joseph Saturno, 72, and Victor Saturno, 64, close their books after giving 25 Bank of America shares to every resident of San Marco d Urri, totaling $350000, and establish a $1 million trust for Italy’s orphans across Genoa Rome Naples and other cities. They name the Italian Red Cross and Boys and Girls Towns of Italy as beneficiaries while planning to travel and hike in retirement.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Saturno
Victor
Bachlor Brothers
Joseph
San Marco d’Urri
Bank of America
Italy
Nevada
Genoa
Rome
Naples
Italian Red Cross
Saturno
Leopoldo Pietro Santurno
Theresa Tissiana
Reno
Joseph I
McCormack laments consumer loss but pledges continued watchdog work
Attorney General Edward J. McCormack Jr expressed disappointment over the defeat of the bill creating a Consumer's Council. He stressed the Advisory Consumer's Council will keep protecting the public and pledged continued action against fraudulent practices, unwarranted rate hikes, and anti competitive conduct despite the setback.
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Edward J. McCormack, Jr
Consumer’s Council
Advisory Consumer’s Council
McCormack
Commonwealth
Parish thanks staff for support of annual picnic at St Casimir
Fr. Frank Miskiewicz expresses gratitude to the staff for marvellous cooperation in publicizing the parish annual picnic. He notes many other occasions of extreme goodwill shown to St Casimir's Parish in Maynard Massachusetts.
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Frank Miskiewicz
Fresno State College names new basketball coach
Fresno State College announces Harry E. Miller, fresh from New Mexico, as head basketball coach to succeed William Vandenburgh. Miller takes the helm at Fresno, aiming to build the program with his fresh NCAA experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
UPI
Harry E. Miller
University of New Mexico
William Vandenburgh
Fresno State College
Dutch elm disease urged fight for diversity and planting
Dr Philip L Rusden of Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories urged continued defense of the American elm despite Dutch elm disease. He cited natural resistance in some elms and recommended spraying to control elm bark beetles, pruning, and planting diverse tree species across communities to prevent future losses. The article blends notices on elm health with obituaries and local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip L. Rusden
Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories
America
Dr. Rusden
Cambridge Democrat Galluccio seeks County Commissioner seat
Anthony Galluccio of Cambridge announces his candidacy for one of two County Commissioner posts in the Democratic Primary on September 13, 1960. A Harvard and Cambridge University trained attorney and six year Cambridge School Committee member, he credits a long record of public service and support for John F. Kennedy with his qualifications.
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Anthony Galluccio
Concord Avenue
Cambridge
Mass
Cambridge School Committee
Peabody Grammar School
Cambridge High
Latin School
Galluccio
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Army Air Corp
State Department of Labor and Industries
Harvard
John F. Kennedy
Lodge
Commonwealth
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Soviet Union
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Los Angeles
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Tennessee A & I College
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Ropess
Robert F. Hardy
Big
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Wasassac University
R.O.T.C
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East Street
Leominste
Nellie DiPergio
Maynard Lodge
St. Bridget’s
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Berlin
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Framingham College
Main Street
Miss Nagle
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St. Vincent Ty
Frank Brayden
Brayden
Ohio
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Roderick
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Pembroke
Urho
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Fowler
Eine Hamenlainen
Will Wood Cemetery
Robert L. Sudbury
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