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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1949
Page
5
A scientist named Graves claims his new equation may advance Einstein's theory of gravitation. He says Professor Wiener could substantiate the idea, though Wiener has been busy. Graves asserts his formula suggests mass and speed relations exceed known limits, awaiting confirmation and potential collaboration.
Mr and Mrs James P Lund of West Acton Road Stow travel with Mr and Mrs P J Lund of Great Road to Milford New Hampshire to spend Christmas with his sister and family Mr and Mrs Harold Keach and children The piece notes Marjorie and her mother as guests from the school on Christmas Day
District Attorney Thompson announced that a Massachusetts State Police operation returned $2375 in cash to 13 Boston area women and secured $545 in ongoing obligations. He cited annual welfare savings of $6000 to $10,000 from a California trip that located over two dozen non supporting fathers. Police traced 16 defendants and returned payments to the East Cambridge Superior Court probation office, with further trips planned to recover support nationwide.
A birthday observance marked the ninetieth birthday of Mrs. Zander on Monday December 26 at 1 in the afternoon. Relatives from Lowell and friends from Stow attended, including Helen Smith and Mabel Carvill who brought a birthday cake and gifts. A birthday card remembrance was delivered by the Service Club of the Union and Mrs. Zander is noted as a church member.
A summary notes a children's party where a person posing as Santa Claus arrived with an ill prepared outfit and misled the children. Superintendent Lip M. Hallowell was mentioned as involved or overseeing the event.
Patrons filled to capacity as the audience overflow crowded the balcony. Faculty member Ferguson stood among performers while Donald Colleton led the show. Between acts, Barbara Nelson Frances Macomber Louise Lawrence and Marjorie Warren performed musical numbers as the junior cast entertained.
The American Legion of Stow, with all posts nationwide, sponsors a Tide to the Station distribution effort. Boys may deliver donations to Commander Schaal at Great Road Stow or to Rogers in Stow Center, or arrange alternatives if needed.
A damaged fragment notes an ice base scene with references to a se etit in Rome for an hour. The readable text is minimal and unclear about actors or exact actions.
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