Tot Lot Birthday Party At Thoreau School
West Concord parents and children attended the first birthday party for the Thoreau School tot lot playground. Edward W. Sheehan and Mrs. John K Kennedy represented the Recreation Commission as sponsors. About 40 children aged four to six participated, with a cake, songs, games, and refreshments.
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West Concord
New Thoreau
Totlot
Edgar A. Mohan
Recreation Commission
Edward W. Sheehan
Louella Moore
Barbara Kelé¢y
Lowell Dream Tilt Preceded by Local Activities
Tonight the fourth annual Lowell all star game pits Greater Lowell against Greater wrench at Lowell Municipal Stadium. About a hundred Concord residents are expected in the stands for an 8 p m kickoff. Before the game drum majorettes exhibiti ons queen contest and half time events for best kicker and best passer. Leo McKenna is favored to win honors with seven other Concord gridmen from last year’s Emerald Bowl champions in the lineup.
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Concord
Greater Lowell
McKenna
Goncord
Sudbury Man Wins Top Spaniel Prize at Hamilton Show
Sudbury’s Jrm Sudbury won top prize in the best breeds of spaniels at the Olympia Hunt Club dog show held last Saturday at Hamilton on the North Shore.
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Sudbury
Charles F. Goodnow
Jrm
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
North Shore
Concord Recreation Worker Returns After Surgery
John E. Hanley a maintenance man for the Concord Recreation Commission at 39 Belknap street completed an appendicitis operation two weeks ago at the new U S Veterans Administration Hospital in Jamaica Plain and returned to work on Monday. Hanley a former Concord High School athlete was voted into the Enterprise Hall of Fame football contest last spring.
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Concord
John E. Hanley
Belknap Street
Concord Recreation Commission
U. S. Veterans Administration Hospital
Jamaica Plain
John
Concord High School
Enterprise “Hall of F
Melloon and Crane Win Golf Honors at Concord
In the Concord Country Club weekly golf tourney J Melloon won low net with 54 38 and C Crane had low gross of the best selected 12 holes. Scorers include Melloon 54 38 Crane 42 40 Lovejoy 46 40 Converse Hill 56 42 Payson rue 57 43 Danforth W Comins Sr 62 44 Henry S Thompson 48 46 James M Austin Pie F Ford tri motor noted among all metal planes built for airline use.
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Concord—ln
Concord Country Choir
J.melloon
C. Crane
J. Melloon
C. Crate
William Lovejoy
Converse Hill
E. Payson Rue
Danforth W. Comins, Sr
Henry S Thompson
James M. Austin
Valley Lads Defeat Concord All Stars 6-3 in Exhibition
Valley lads beat Concord All Stars 6-3 at Alumni Field after a 3-3 tie. Luker homered, Barrett and Martin shared pitching honors as Concord issues and hits shaped the late-innings rally.
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Maynard
iIn
Valley Lads
Concord All Stars
Alumni Field
Concord
Barrett
Martin
Jimmy Luker
Worcester - Assabet Valley
Assabet Valley
Worcester All Stars
Dresser Field
Southbridge
Freeman
Worcester
Howe
Shortston
LaMothe
Holden
Norkaitis
McGarigle
Martino
O'Driscoll
Busy Night in Albuquerque Patrols End in Three Arrests
Albuquerque officers Sherwood and Rakcevich pursued two suspects on foot after exiting their car. A radio alert brought the unit back and resulted in the arrest of a third prowler.
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Albuquerque
INS
Charles Sherwood
Robert Rakcevich
Maynard Rod and Gun Club Holds Monthly Meeting
Maynard the regular monthly meeting of the Maynard Rod and Gun Club was held at the clubhouse with President Stanley Sirkosky presiding. Six candidates were voted into membership and an amendment to raise dues to 5 was repealed and rescinded. An August 24 clam bake and bait casting contest were announced with plans to serve 75 more and competition against clubs including Maynard Beagles Centraville Lowell Suburban Anglers Walther Watertown Brookline and Wrentham Sportmen's Clubs.
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Maynard
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
Stanley Sirkosky
Maynard Beagles
Centraville
Lowell
Suburban Anglers
Walthar
Watertown
Brookline
Wrentham
Alex Nelson
Groton tops West Concord in playoff to reach semis finale
Groton defeats West Concord 13 to 5 in Rideout Playground to advance in Village League semifinals. Mark Blood leads with two triples and a double, contributing 15 hits for Groton in the win while John Carbo holds West Concord to nine hits. The victory gives Groton the right to meet the Ayer Ashby series winner, as Ayer wins 14 to 2 to even their series.
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West Concord
Groton
West Concord T. T
Rideout Playground
Ayer
Mark Blood
Siveca
John Carbo
Blood
Bobby Gale
Carbo
Finan
Carl Anderson
John DeRuzzo
Dave
Higgins Clan
Jones
W. Concord
Gale
Rizzo
C. Anderson
R. Finan
D. DeRuzzo
Auburn Girls Take Vacation In Decorated Hearse
Five Auburn girls borrowed a hearse from their uncle and decorated it with red and white curtains for a vacation trip to Washington. Eleanor and Marion Lewis, sisters, joined three other friends on the unusual ride in Auburn, Maine.
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Auburn
U.P
Eleanor
Marion Lewis
Washington
Coverage of Helsinki Olympics by US reporters
Leo Petersen recalls Olympic coverage from Helsinki highlighting limited wires, Tass agency tensions, and delays and notes how US papers relied on leased wires to London. He compares Russian and US press behavior, describes living conditions, and explains the logistics behind Helsinki bureau operations and priority calls.
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Leo Petersen
Helsinki
U. S
London
Russia
Tass
Olympic Stadium
U.S
Brussels
United Press
American Press Association
New Plant Fungus Problem Found at UC Berkeley
UC Berkeley plant pathologist C E Yarwood reports a fungus infection vulnerability in leaves caused by water droplets exuded by plants. He notes both root pressure and internal metabolic pressures contribute to exudation aiding destructive forces, complicating the war against plant disease.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.P
University of California
C. E. Yarwood
Yarwood
Maynard Schools Prepare for September Reopenings
Maynard schools announce fall reopening with staff meetings on September 2 and four new faculty members Louise Pasese in Mathematics junior high Rose Chiesa French high school Frances Flynn fifth grade Roosevelt Francis Collins general mathematics high school. Teachers attend pre school in service conferences September 3 4 5 in Framingham to plan a functional phonetics program and will coach their grade peers. The first week focuses on cooperative curriculum development and high school pupils return September 8 at 8 A.M.
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Maynard
Louise Pasese
Rose Chiesa
Frances Flynn
Roosevelt
Francis Collins
Framingham
Bedford to Start Mail Delivery This Fall
Postmaster Howard F. Davis announced that city delivery will begin in Bedford this fall with foot carrier service on key streets including Great Road Loomis Street South Road Bedford Centre Hartford Street Crescent Avenue Bacon Road Hillside Avenue Springs Road Anthony Road Hancock Street Wayte Road Fitchdale Avenue Fletcher Road North Road to Carlisle Road Concord Road to Leslie Stacey Elm Maple Maxwell.
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Bedford
Howard F. Davis
Great Road
Concord Road
Webber Avenue
Loomis Street
Arthur P. Genetti
South Road
Bedford Centre
Hartford Street
Crescent Avenue
Bacon Road
Hillside Avenue
Springs Road
Bedford Center
Page Road
Anthony Road
Hancock Street
Wayte Road
Fitchdale Avenue
Fletcher Road
North Road
Carlisle Road
Leslie R. Stacey
Elm Street
Maple Street
Maxwell Road
Makes Car Last Shelby Woman Keeps Aged Auto
Mrs Lottye Turney of Shelby Mississippi has a 16 year old car with no motor repairs ever. She has driven 31000 miles and not left within 65 miles of home, showing remarkable vehicle longevity.
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Shelby
Lottye Turney
OPS expands price posting to 52 areas easing grocery ceiling rules
The OPS plans to publish ceiling prices for about 300 top selling items in 52 new areas affecting 75 million shoppers. New system sets uniform wholesale costs with standard markups, allowing posted ceilings to guide retail pricing while actual selling remains at or below the ceiling.
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Boston
OPS
New England
Ellis Arnatt
Jacksonville
Fla
Fargo
N. C
Fresno
Cal
Congress
Berkeley Bruce 14th a king whose tributed to leper
Bruce Berkeley has been identified by Tomlinson of California as a notable figure in surgery obstetrics. The item notes a tribute related to leprosy history and medical advances.
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Berkeley
Bruce
Tomlinson
California
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