Landowner Sportsman Ties Emphasized At New England Meeting
At the quarterly New England Advisory Board of Fish and Game Problems meeting in Boston, secretary Paul A White reported on a nationwide landowner sportsman relation issue. Bud Jackson of the National Wildlife Federation urged city versus country dwellers to build mutual understanding. Attendees included representatives from MA RI CT ME NH and the National Wildlife Federation, plus reporters Bill Ridings and Bob Gusette.
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New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
National Wildlife Federation
Bill Ridings
Bob Gusette
Maynard Boys Form Winter Basketball Team
A Maynard group organizes a winter basketball team with players Henry Norwich Hank Nelson Albie Rogers Dickie Dargiewicz Ed Romanowski Bob Waluk Paul Kivikoski Al Hartley and prospective Jack Conners from Steen. Coach Albie Rogers, a Tufts alumnus, aims to revive Maynard’s basketball tradition and urges town support for improved facilities after Murray's Hall and a subpar court.
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Henry Norwich
Hank
Bob Nelson
Albie Rogers
Maynard High
Tufts
Dickie Dargiewicz
Ed Romanowski
Bob Waluk
Bob
Paul Kivikoski
Paul
Steen
al Hartley
Big Jack Conners
H H S Tracksters Open Indoor Season at Met Meet
The high school track team heads into their indoor season with a Saturday Met League meet against Milton at the East Newton Street Armory in Boston. Captain Lyle Carlson of PRedford leads seniors and a relay quartet including Finan Ryen Hammond Zumwalt Magurn and Puffer as they aim for added honors.
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East Newton Street Armory
Boston
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Predford
Skin” O'Connor
Jack Finan
Dick Ryen
Dave DeRuzazo
Ryan Zuwalt
Magurn
Concord High Football Plans Postponed And Coaching Shifts Noted
The Concord High spring football season will feature a new head coach for the team as Joe Bach signs a pre contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers after 26 years coaching, nine pro. The earlier report of a Concord No Maynard non league game is corrected as postponed. Additional local notes include Eddie Lou not Bernie Megin’s coach from the 1930 31 era and other sports and wartime updates involving Concord residents and area athletes.
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Bowling League Standings in Stow After Week
Stow Police lead the league with 32 points, followed by Twelve Niners at 30 and Stow Firemen at 28. Union Church Spares sit fourth with 24 and Union Church Splits fifth with 14. Crescent Street Motors are last with four. Mike Foley posted a high weekly score of 116 for the single and 320 for the triple.
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Stow Police
Union Church
Crescent Treet’ Motors
Mike Foley
Murray’s Hall Could Be Recreational Center Plan
Town of 7000 debates converting Murray’s hall into a recreation center with a basketball court. Residents consider historic asset, conservatives opposed buying hall for schools, while supporting local team players who bought their own uniforms and seek town backing. The project aims to provide positive youth influence.
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Murray’s Hall
Sudbury Girls Basketball Team Plans and Schedule
Sudbury girls prepare for a season under coach Mrs Bon delevitch with captains Jane Flynn and a lineup shift listing guards and forwards. The schedule opens January 9 with Wayland and includes Northboro Groton Wellesley Acton Stow Weston Hudson and a February 18 game in Hudson.
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No Ladies Bowling Banquet Delayed by Weather
Concord reports last Wednesday night’s Ladies Ten Pin Bowling banquet was postponed due to bad weather. No matches during the holidays. league to resume competition in January.
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Concord
Vacation Home for Holidays Names Miss Ann Volkmann
Miss Ann Volkmann daughter of Mr and Mrs James Howe Volkmann of 1 Monument Street is home for the holidays from Pemnernathe School in Vermont where she skis with classmates. Her father serves as director of education at Middlesex School.
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Ann Volkmann
James Howe Volkmann
Monument Street
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Edainion
Middlesex School
Washington, the Evergreen State
Washington is known by the nickname the Evergreen State, reflecting its lush forests and year-round greenery. The moniker has appeared in local and national writing as a symbol of the state’s natural landscape and identity.
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Washington
Evergreen State
Massachusetts police urge parents on thin ice safety
The Chief of Police urges vigilant parental oversight of winter recreation hazards. He cites thin ice and unsafe coast ing areas as common tragedies and calls families to inspect conditions before letting children skate or coast. The memo, issued with safety council guidance, stresses ongoing updates on safe spots.
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Massachusetts Safety Council
Local Six Competes In Fourth Annual Ice Tournament
Belmont Hill and Andover join seeded entrants as Concord Middlesex School joins Noble Greeneough, New Hampton and Exeter in the fourth Lawrenceville School ice tournament. Sam Cutler leads Princeton Baker Memorial Rink event with Lawrenceville hosting.
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Middlesex
Sam Cutler
Lawrenceville School
Sewn Iees
Princeton
Baker Memorial
Ana
Noble & Greenough
New Hampton
Belmont Hill
Andover
Nichols School
Exeter
Deer hunter finally bags a buck after 41 years
David Carroll, longtime hunter from Peor, has pursued deer for 41 years without success until this season when he finally shot a buck. The report notes his perseverance and years of patient hunting as a local wildlife tale.
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David Carroll
When to Fish in Freezing Weather on a Pond
The writer recalls a trip with companions to a nearby pond despite cold wind and high waves. They fished with minnows and worms using a No. 44 trout fly and still landed bream and crappie. The piece argues cautious fishing can pay off even in icy, blustery conditions.
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Vanes
Wing shot instincts and field practice for upland birds
The author argues wing shooting is instinctive and molded by field practice. With reduced game and town decline, modern hunters rely on sheet and trapshooting as substitutes, though not guaranteed to create a perfect shot. The key remains learning to lead and proper speed distance and alignment to bring down birds.
Gun safety lessons for fathers guiding youths
The text urges fathers to decide when a boy may handle a gun and stresses safety rules. It advises avoiding solo or peer group sessions, and to repeatedly teach cardinal gun-handling safety guidelines until the youth shows responsibility.
Weight balance in fly fishing gear causes change in method
The article discusses how the supposed rule that a fly reel should weigh one and a half times the rod was challenged. Trials showed that balance and fit determine performance, leading anglers to adapt reels to suit the outfit for comfort and efficiency.
Maynard Triumphs In Struggle For Class C Title
Newton High School edged Maynard 54 to 37 in a hard fought Class C basketball game at Newton gym Friday. High scorers for Maynard were Nider and Dehbara with 19 points each, captain Owen Duggan added seven field goals and a free throw, Alec Klevich totaled 104 assists or points in some form.
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American tobacco exports top U S chief commodity
Washington reports the Agriculture Department notes tobacco export value at about 309.6 million dollars last year making it a leading export second only to cotton and grain. About 30 percent of 1950 crop was exported with 93 percent of leaf tobacco sent abroad. Three fourths of exports went to England Ireland and continental Europe.
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Army clerk earns Silver Star for bravery in Korea
Indiantown Gap, Pa. Cpl. J B Wobinean, a postal clerk who wrote money orders, received the Silver Star for bravery defending gun positions during the Naktong River battle in September 1950. He joined the action with a case of company pony positions and helped repel a Red assault while wounded. Robinson, a Bristol, Virginia native, spent years at Indian Gap and earlier Navy service in World War I.
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North Korea
Ofta Hill
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Untitled Note on a Struggle in Waukee
A fragment reports a woman resisting an attack and being asked her opinion on a partner as a fight ensues in Waukee. The piece reflects a tense, unclear scene with quoted dialogue about a man and stress over the situation.
Longest Radio Waves Reach Several Miles In Length
The article notes that the longest radio waves extend many miles, describing their substantial reach and implications for communication range and signaling.
DuPont Power and Government Tax Controversy
A fragment discusses DuPont and government taxation, arguing the company’s large scale research and production justify federal support and critique federal demands on business. The text frames DuPont as a major national contributor whose vast laboratories enable output and profits.
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