Stefanellis 16 Points Lead Locals In Overtime Win
Concord edged Wayland 49 48 in overtime at Hunt Gym as Stefanelli scored 16 points and Dee 15. The game stayed tight all night with a 44 44 tie after four periods before Concord pulled ahead in the extra session.
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Duke
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Antonangeli
MHS Hoopsters Face Concord In Friday Night clash
Maynard High School basketball team coached by Dick Tuawson travels to Hunt Gym to meet rival Concord in a Friday game. The Maynard quintet, lauded for teamwork and play at the Boston Garden, seeks an upset win despite playing away from home. Henry Nowick leads the offense as the Junior Varsity shows promise with Gallagher, Al Ku, Sims, and Rogers in the lineup.
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Maynard High School
Boston Garden
Concord
Hunt Gym
Dick Tuawson
Henry Nowick
Lawson
Burith
Gallagher
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Rogers
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Maynard High School December tests and senior court announced
Maynard High School reports that Maynard Bernard T White of Boston University Testing Service administered a vocational battery to juniors on December 14. On December 15 the Kris Kringle dance crowned the king Thomas Cocco and queen Gertrude Cuddy with a court. The Breech Owl yearbook issue distributed this week. Frank Sotrines is editor. Coffee advertised in 1657 London Publick Adviser.
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Bernard T. ‘White
Boston University
Maynard High School
Kris Kringle
M. H.S
King
Thomas Cocco
Gertrude Cuddy
Andre Beshta
Barbara ‘Thumith
Edward Cuddy
Joanna Kangas
Willam Murray
Margaret Bweéney
Breech Owl
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Stuerts
Frank Sotrines
Team 1 Leads In Hoop League Standings
Team 1 and Team 4 show strong speed as they contend for first in the Intra-Mural Varsity Basketball League. Team 1 holds an unbeaten four game streak in the Midget division.
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Maynard
Sudbury High Forms Press Club For School News
The Sudbury eighth grade visited the Harvard Museum on December 14 to study minerals and soil formation and viewed Eskimo Indian exhibits and prehistoric animal restoration. Mrs Christian and teacher Janet Bogle led the trip. A Press Club at Sudbury High now collects school news with 20 student members from grades 7 through 12 guided by advisor Janet Bogle.
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Harvard Museum
Christian
Janet Bogle
Sudbury High School
My Neighbors By BIL PAULSON CM
Freedom is lost by a series of small concessions as we steadily weaken in the face of convivial pressures and social changes. The piece urges vigilance and renews focus on personal duty and civic responsibility amid shifting norms.
Boston surgeon flies to treat upcountry patients
Dr. Ralph H. Adams of Boston visits Wolfeboro three days weekly in his own plane to care for local patients, illustrating a mobile medical service pattern in New Hampshire.
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Wolfeboro
N. H
U.P
Ralph H. Adams
Boston
Girl’s attic seat story at Tiptonville cinema
A small town tale from Tiptonville Tennessee recalls a girl visiting a local cinema who excitedly told her sister she sat in the attic during a movie. The report captures a family moment from the community entertainment venue.
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Tiptonville, Tenn
U.P
Hornbegk
Finan Paces Locals To 1 Hoop Victory
Concord High beats St Patrick's of Waltham 36 to 31 at Boston Garden. Jack Finan tops scorers with 12 points, John Coughlin adds 8, Ken Olsen 6, while Bob Gaylor injures left ankle and may miss weeks.
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Boston Garden
Concord High
St. Patrick’s High
Waltham
Jack Finan
John Coughlin
Ken Olsen
Bob Gaylor
Concordals
Lf Duffy
Wots
Zoagab Sullivan
C Cree
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Shea
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Devock
Bas
Maefnnis
Maloney
Salerno
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Barrett
O'Neil
Shell Box Manufacturing Lease For Army Contract
Marlboro The Stearns Mill Inc of Sudbury has leased part of the NYNH and Hartford Railroad freight shed on Florence street to produce shell boxes for the U S Army. The contract calls for ongoing production and facility use under the agreement.
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Marlboro
Stearns Mill, Inc
Sudbury
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Florence Street
U. S. Army
Training School For Police Officers Opens In Framingham
Framingham will host a police training school starting February 5 for officers from many communities. The program, sponsored by the Department of Public Safety and state associations, runs four weeks five days a week and trains in law, patrol techniques, crime detection, and small arms marksmanship.
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Framingham
Daniel I. Murphy
Public Safety
Masterfield
Commonwealth
Department of Public Safety
Massachusetts Selectmen's Association
Massachusetts Police Chiefs’ Association
Si Imen
Brothers Spread Out At Fort Devens After Split
Army authorities faced a logistics issue at Fort Devens Massachusetts as 19 brothers from Co A 278th regiment combat team based in Etowah Tennessee arrived and objected to being separated. The unit was dispersed among a dozen other companies to fill gaps.
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Devens
Mass
U.P
Etowah
Tenn
Sudbury Mill Prepares to Resume Operations
The owners William Stearns and Bernard Titus of Sudbury oversee partitions, heating, and lighting as they prepare to start operations next week at one of the country’s oldest mills. Once active, the mill has history dating to 1677 with Revolutionary War saltpeter production in 1775 and Civil War powder keg manufacture, while recent output includes lobster and fish barrels, potato barrels, and corrugated boxes for 75 000 boxes.
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William ’ Stearns
Christmas Party For Beta Sienna Phi Sorority Members
Alpha Phi of Beta Siemna Phi Sorority gathered Tuesday at president Marilyn Rice home on Concord road. Margaret Greenwood invited members and husbands to a New Year party on Concord road New Year’s Eve. Old St Nick visited the Rice home and left gifts. A social hour and refreshments followed. The group will meet again January 2.
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Alpha Phi
Beta Siemna’ Phi
Marilyn Rice
Concord Road
Margaret Greenwood
Old St. Nick
Rice
Groun
Poole Re-Enlists Navy Man From Stow
Stow resident Stow Marlboro native Lawrence K. Poole has re enlisted in the Navy aboard the U S Kula Gulf in Boston. He and his wife and their two sons reside on Randall Road in Stow.
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Lawrence K. Ba
U. S. Kula Gulf
Boston
Po@te
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