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Diagonal Sheathing Boosts Houseframe Strength
The wise builder uses diagonal lumber for sheathing on stud frames to add rigidity as siding is nailed at an angle. Separately, UPI reports radio grew rapidly mid 1960 with ownership up 98 percent since 1949 and portable radio sales quadrupling over the decade.
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New York
UPI
Radio Advertising Bureau
U.S
Dancing Classes Again Planned For All Ages
Sudbury Homemakers Memorial Congregation will offer ballroom dancing classes for children and adults at 10 cents. Walter Brown of the Curry School of Dancing will teach, with dates and registration to be announced. for details call after Aug 4 to Mrs Lutherman, Mrs John Anderson, and Mrs George Bykeshymer.
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Sudbury Resident Receives Honor at Tree Conference
Mrs. T. O. Guptil of Concord road received honorary mention from the National Shade Tree Association at Hotel Statler Boston. She was named Lady Arborist of the Year and received a silver Paul Revere bowl. Presentation by Karl F. Amalia. Boston conference noted as second largest in history.
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Concord Road
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Ardmore
Two Hurt in Rear End Collision at Concord Red Light
An early morning crash at Crosby's Corner on Route 2 left Joseph Bishop and his wife Virginia hospitalized after a rear end collision with Paul W. Osborne of Leominster. Bishop Sr. suffered stomach injuries and was held for observation. Osborne, uninjured, was taken to Emerson Hospital with a broken leg and arm.
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Concord Turnpike
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Richard Pickel
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Rioux Greet 6th Child 3rd Son in Emerson Hospital Birth
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Rioux of 126 Great Road East Acton welcome their sixth child and third son Roy born Tuesday at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs James O Leary and Marshall O Leary of Worcester along with Mr and Mrs Edward Rioux of Worcester. Great grandmother is Mrs Joseph LaRochelle of Worcester.
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LeRoy W. Rioux
Florence O'Leary
Great Road
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Emerson Hospital
Jame
Marshall O'Leary
Worcester
Edward L .Rioux
Joseph LaRochelle
Carousel Star Praises Hammerstein as Greatest
John Raitt of the Carousel at a Boston press luncheon mourns Oscar Hammerstein II on the day of his death calling him the greatest and a wonderful lyricist. Raitt notes the tent theatre format brings intimacy and discusses his recent tour stop in Wallingford and his Broadway aspirations.
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Maynard Newborns Born at Emerson Hospital
Local parents welcome five sons this month at Emerson Hospital. A son arrived Aug. 16 to Mr and Mrs Owen J Hill of 2 South Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Raymond St Hillaire of 38 McKinley Street Aug. 17. A son to Mr and Mrs Robert Morash of 88 Powder Mill Road Aug. 19 and a son to Mr and Mrs James Duggan of 48 Thompson Street Aug. 19.
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Emerson Hospital
Owen J. Hill
South Street
Raymond St. Hillaire
McKinley Street
Robert Morash
Powder Mill Road
James Duggan
Thompson Street
California to discuss switch to five point boxing scoring
Sacramento report states the state Athletics Commission will meet on September 16 to consider adopting a five point scoring system for boxing bouts currently using a 10 point scheme. The move aims to reform scoring rules within California boxing regulation.
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Buy U. S. Savings Bonds Invest in Your Country
A public appeal urges readers to purchase U S savings bonds as a patriotic investment in the nation. The message emphasizes civic duty and national finance, urging citizens to support wartime or postwar economic stability.
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Lincoln Man Is Arraigned Here On Car Thefts
Concord officers arrested Joseph T. Remmel 20 of South Lincoln and arraigned him in district court on unlawful use of a motor vehicle. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to next Monday for counsel after being accused of taking another man’s car without permission. His story says the owner’s son gave permission.
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Joseph T. Remmel
South Great Road
South Lincoln
William J. Costello
Thomas C. Graham
Ware
Pierre A. Northrup
Remmel
West Concord
UT Anthropologist Plans Uganda Research Expedition
Chadwick Oliver of the University of Texas, an anthropologist, plans a Uganda field trip next year. He is learning native languages in preparation and, between study and teaching duties, writes science fiction articles.
Local Residents Among 826 Boston University Grads
Boston University awarded 826 degrees at summer commencement in Symphony Hall Boston with 31 graduates from 15 foreign countries. Degrees included 24 doctorates 409 master's and 20 advanced certificates. 375 earned bachelor’s degrees. Local graduates listed include Richard Little Bushman Martha Margaret Wylie Pride Paul Franklin Ahearn Mabel May Kingdon Catherine Jeat McBreen Robert Woodward Morgan Jr George Adelbert Watkins II and Richard Edward Welch.
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Symphony Hall
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Richard Little Bushman
Parkerville Road
College of Liberal Arts
Bedford
Roy Husted Hines
Concord Road
Owen Southwick
Sudbury
George Garland Donald
Hudson Road
School of Education
George Milton Ham
Mossman Road
College of Industrial Technology
Carlisle
Martha Margaret Wylie Pride
South Street
RFD
Concord
School of Nursing
West Concord
Paul Franklin Ahearn
Lansbrook Road
Mabel May Kingdon
Commonwealth Avenue
Catherine Jeat
McBreen
Potter Street
Robert Woodward Morgan Jr
Valley Road
George Adelbert Watkins II
Independence Road
Richard Edward Welch
Elsinore Street
Lord's Acre Corn Festival Set for September 4
The 13th annual Lord's Acre Corn Festival, sponsored by St. Francis Xavier Church, moves to a new Bolton site on Route 110 for Labor Day weekend. Bishop Bernard Flanagan will celebrate Mass at 10 a.m., with cow milking and corn husking contests among events, plus a renowned chicken barbecue and rides, stalls, and games for families.
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Legion To Conduct Clambake Sunday
The Bedford Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post American Legion will host a family clam bake Sunday at the Hartwell Town Forest picnic area. Members and Auxiliary invited. chicken and corn offered with a nominal fee for adults. Reservations requested with Warren Hartwell of Hancock Street, chairman.
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Hancock Street
Maynard Tennis Association wraps season with town tourney
The Maynard Tennis Association ends a busy season this week after the town doubles matches. Fifteen girls trained hard for the tournament and four to six hours of practice preceded each Wightman Cup match. Eight boys contested invitation matches with Concord, Watertown and Hudson. Officials praise sportsmanship and hope more boys join next year. results will be published next week.
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Stows Fair Set Sept 17 At Unitarian Church
Stow's Annual Fair at the First Church Unitarian will be held on Saturday September 17. The event on the church lawn near town center will include games booths refreshments and general family fun. A large planning committee has met to organize a bigger and better fair with added features to attract all ages.
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Cars Keep Moving Freight Cars Average 45.9 Miles In 1959
Freight cars used in 1959 averaged 45.9 miles per day across moving and idle cars, including those being loaded or unloaded, according to the Lackawanna News.
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New York
UPI
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Lackawanna News
Woman in Los Angeles Involved in Disturbance Incident
Unclear report describes a disturbance involving a woman in Los Angeles. A teenage boy Lance Vi was harmed and escaped. his father and two officers took custody. Police cite suspicion of assault with a weapon and offer no further motive or details.
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Sudbury Little League Umpires Honored for Free Service
Sudbury Little League players and officials thank a group of volunteer umpires led by Myron Siegars and Myron Siegars for organizing and officiating numerous games without pay. Names include Si Hatfield Curt Kendrick Mickey Stevens Brad Tighe Murphy Ed Matson Walt Sulligeson Joe Varriale Blood and others, credited for keeping the season running.
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