Successful Families Flock Together Say Harvard Study
James Ryan reports Harvard sociologist Dr Carle Zimmerman and Jesuit Father Lucius Cervantes found families thrive when parents and close friends share similar backgrounds. The study surveyed 60,000 families in Boston New Orleans St. Louis Omaha Denver and Los Angeles plus Morgantown and Stillwater. They link common backgrounds and social cocoons to lower juvenile arrests and divorces.
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James Ryan
United Press
Gilmanton
N.H
America
Harvard
Lucius F. Cervantes
Denver, Colo
Carle
Zimmerman
Zimmermann
Ford Foundation
Father Cervantes
Boston
Dr. Zimmerman
New Orleans
St. Louis
Omaha
Denver
Los Angeles
Morgantown
W. Va
Stillwater
Okla
Winchester
Mass
Rotary Greets Concord Man at Luncheon
Concord Rotarians hosted Albert D. Ehrenfried of Sudbury Road as speaker at the August 23 meeting. Past President Fred T. Boyd introduced him, with Jesse Fay Baker chairing. Ehrenfried, director of Technical Marketing Associates Inc, discussed marketing from source to consumer and noted his firm’s three-year development of new techniques.
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Concord
Albert D. Ehrenfried
Sudbury Road
Fred T. Boyd
Jesse Fay Baker
Ehrenfried
Technical Marketing Associates, Inc
Massachusetts
California
D. Edward Cleary, Jr
Littleton
Ayer Club
Concord Club
Boyd
Rotary International
Rotary
Social Security coverage expands to self employed professionals
Norman A. Keyes explains 1956 amendments extending Social Security to self employed professionals including lawyers dentists chiropractors and veterinarians effective January 1 1956. About 200000 professionals gain coverage with benefits backed by prior work credits and new protections for young professionals and families.
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Norman A. Keyes
Waltham
United States
Social Security
Youth Selects Hoghouse To Escape Heat
A U P dispatch notes youths seek shade in hog houses amid summer heat with air conditioning spreading to farms, sidewalks, taxis, churches, and even Lincoln tomb. Missouri study links cooling to higher milk yield. Congressmen debate carriages and other cooled facilities. a Social Security rep lists local outreach sites in Marlborough, Concord and Maynard.
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Harman W. Nichols
U. P
Washington
South
Johnny
University of Missouri
Forrestal
South Africa
Montana
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Furbush Praised by Labor Leader in Massachusetts
Senate President Richard S. Furbush, Republican candidate for Secretary of State, earns praise from organized labor for backing legislation to allow Sunday dancing. Samuel Marcus of the American Federation of Musicians lauds his action, noting employment gains for musicians and workers, with safeguards for religious and fraternal groups and community oversight.
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Senate
Richard S. Furbush
Organized Labor
Massachusetts
Samuel Marcus
American Federation of Musicians
Furbush
Marcus
Musicians’ Union
Veterans’ Posts
Holy Name Societies
Senate Ways and Means
Commonwealth
Apurk
the Boys’ Club
Waltham
United Cerebral Palsy Associations of
Carlisle Church Programs and Fires Mitigated Home Work
Fall activities begin at Carlisle Congregational Church with Rev. Robert B. Dempsey teaching at Camp Firtside New Hampshire. Construction starts on a Winsor estate salt box house site burned last March. First Religious Society services resume September 9 under Rev. Albert N. Kaucher. Carlisle Grange welcomes Middlesex North Pomona next month. Carlisle school committee meets September 10. chair David R. Bott with Karl Struss and Doreen M. Young.
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Carlisle Congregational Church
Robert B. Dempsey
Camp Firtside
Barrington
New Hampshire
Ork
Winsor Estate
Concord Road
John Bisbee
Alice
Carlisle Grange
H. No
Middlesex North Pomona
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Albert N. Kaucher
Barrett
Carlisle Center
Carlisle
David R. Bott
Karl V. Struss
Doreen M. Young
Ketchikan’s Strategic Location Near Orient Highlighted
A historical note states Ketchikan Alaska sits about 500 miles closer to the Orient than any other part of the Continental United States, underscoring its strategic position on Near Asia routes.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Orient
Continental
United States
Conservation Report Reviews Rapid Tile Drain Progress
A county committee notes tile lines are going in faster this year with about five miles expected by year end. Soil Conservation Service technicians adopt new survey and layout methods enabling work with less supervision and cost shares aid, while contractors improve trenching and grading. Farm ponds and drainage ditches remain popular as drought impact grows and new development encroaches on farmland. At the August meeting the group agreed to pursue changes beyond current practices.
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Soil Conservation Service
Minimum care finish for fabrics drips to smooth clothes
Drip-dry finishes on cottons and synthetics help resist wrinkles and soil, reducing ironing needs in hot weather. After laundering, avoid wringing and let garments drip dry on hangers to smooth creases. some fabrics like Dacron require minimal handling to stay wrinkle free. A seven foot leg span king crab was recorded near Kodiak Island.
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Blanche W. Eames
Middlesex County Extension Service
Dacron
Co St E West at 7 of Rio Mrs street resumed
A fragmented line from a historical page notes a resumed matter involving Co St E West at 7 of Rio and Mrs street. The readable text is brief with unclear context and lacks concrete details or outcomes.
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Co St. E
Rio
Migs South First Nas left on vacation
Cedrick visits the company as the Nas departure coincides with a vacation period. A brief item notes leadership changes and travel plans affecting operations.
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Migs South First
Nas
Br Cedrick
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Ziapore
Hudson
Hudson Tel
Kodiak Island
eBeern
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