A Case For Maynard's Seal
The article argues for updating Maynard's town seal to include a symbol, noting the town's youth and history. It compares Maynard to neighboring towns with houses, histories, and illustrated seals, suggesting a refined seal can foster civic pride and unity.
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Historical Society
Maynard Stance Sparks Debate Over State Hiring Demands
In Maynard Massachusetts residents and selectmen clash with state officials over a mandate to hire a second social worker. The state warned loss of aid if the town did not comply, prompting accusations that state authority overrides local democracy and erodes town autonomy.
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State Department of Public Welfare
Maynard
Sudbury Blues and a Debate Over Hospital Aid
A reflective piece urges town doctors and citizens to unite for a hospital project while criticizing a Marlboro hospital plan. It recalls Albert Schweitzer’s service ethic and questions consent, generosity, and local leadership amid shifting gifts and community life.
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Albert Schweitzer
Paris
Marlboro
Mr. Atkinson
Schweitzer
Dooley
Neigtinas
Women’s View: Marion Ladewig A Bowling Legend
The 48 year old grandmaster bowler Marion Ladewig speaks in New York about fitness and bowling. She travels about 125 days a year promoting Brunswick clinics and exhibitions and has many WIBC titles. She notes her weight varies 124 to 126 pounds and she enjoys golf in July.
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Grand Rapids
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Evie
Ladewig
Judy Audsley
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Pet Gyllen Ae
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Elam Plans Shift From Villain to U S Marshal Role
Washington UPI reports actor Jack Elam, famed for western villains, discusses moving toward a good guy character as a U S marshal. He frets about career longevity and hopes to keep options open while acknowledging stage realities. He jokes about embezzling funds and plans to brief producers on his ideas.
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Venice of the East Faces Bangkok’s Modern Changes
A Gay Pauley dispatch notes Bangkok’s canals once filled by slave labor are being widened as wheels replace boats. The floating market remains a vivid draw with early morning launches up the Punan River, a busy waterfront scene that fades by noon as old Thailand meets new progress.
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Thailand
Floating Market Life on the Klong
An airy waterway scene shows frame houses along the klong with open basm and hot humid air. Boats carry gear and goods from nearby farms including ginger papaya banana and betel nuts while guides describe daily routines ice cream coffee meat and the boat postman by bell or bugle.
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De Gaulle and Adenauer face post election test in Europe
European leaders weigh the impact of recent votes on Franco German leadership. De Gaulle wins a landslide mandate for three years while Adenauer grapples with Bavaria's shift toward Strauss and coalition pressures. Both leaders face common market policies, East West relations, and nuclear strategy amid aging leadership and U. S. and Soviet tensions. Our coverage tracks how these results shape European unity and security.
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