Protest at Test Station Claims Damages From Blasts
Lake Boom of Stow and Sudbury residents protest at the Mayonance Test Station fearing damage from explosions. They cite cracked garages windows and damaged blocks while officials deny danger. The station operates under Arthur Little Co as a Picatinny Arsenal satellite.
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Mayonance
Teste Peing
Lake Boon
Stow
Sudbury
Gether
Onp
Philip J. Philbin
Alof
Surhe
Les Treeki
Hanson
Hanson's Beach
Worcester
T He
Pine Road
Troski
Robert A. Warnes
Ordnance Corps
U. S. Army
T Est
Arthur Little Co
Picatinny Arsenal
Army
New Jersey
Treatment of young offenders prompts tougher first time penalties
An Italian known criminologist urges stronger initial punishments for first offenders to deter repeated crime. Thorsten Sellin of the University of Pennsylvania argues leniency teaches delinquents to repeat offenses. He suggests harsher early intervention to set a correct, uncompromising pattern.
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Ely
Adi
Gleasondale Grade Pupils Raise 23 78 in Sale
Pupils of Gleasondale school raise 23.78 dollars in a recent sale to support a polio drive. Local students contributed through a school sale event and presented the proceeds to a regional health effort.
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Gleasondale School
Senate moves toward Bricker substitute on presidential treaty power
Senate Republican leader William F Knowland reports substantial progress on a bipartisan substitute to Bricker amend ment amid Eisen hower's push for a constitutional change. Bricker declines to commit while saying any compromise must include his core requirement for congressional approval before treaties affect domestic law.
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William F. Knowland
Calif
Bricker
Eisenhower
Knowland
Senate
John W. Bricker
Ohio
House
Walter F. George Bos
Earseie
Congress
George
Carlisle Nine Attend 14-H Supper Meeting in Litteton
Carlisle members gathered for a 14-H supper in Litteton with nine attendees and three local members honored. Miss attended the event and presented awards.
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Carlisle
Litleton
Hawes Nominated for State Agriculture Post by Gov Herter
L Roy Hawes of Sudbury is named Agriculture Commissioner nominee by Gov Herter along with six other appointments to the Executive Council. If confirmed Hawes would succeed Henry T Broderick. council action pending, with GOP majority viewed as likely. Hawes is a longtime Sudbury moderator and Grange leader active in farm circles and international labor advisory work.
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Boston
Herter
Executive Council
L. Roy Hawes
Sudbury
George Case
Brockton
Barnett Samuels
Winthrop
Fremior
Francis W. Matera
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National Chamber
Commerce Farm
Washington
Maynard
Local Ladies Guests At Lincoln Garden Club Meeting
Two Concord residents Mrs. Charles G Warren and Mrs. Lorina Lorina attended a Lincoln Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Wattlim DeFord on Westen road. The topic was Books on Gardening. Co hosts for the follow up were Mrs. Leonard Larrshee and Mrs. John Otis Wilson. Mrs. Richard Meris em presided and program chair Mrs. Stanley Heck.
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Tinenin
Rawerd R
Warren
Charles G
Lorina
Concord
Lincoln Garden Club
Wattlim DeFord
Westen Road
Leonard Larrshee
John Otis Wilson
Richard Merisem
Stanley Heck
Family hosts youth fellowship at Evangelical Free church
Concord notes show Mr and Mrs Gardner Benson hosting a youth fellowship at their Langstreet home with Pet Olsen of Lowell Road leading the devotional. The Concord board of selectmen near completion of the 1954 town meeting warrant lists 54 articles for the March 8th session at 7 30 PM at the State Armory.
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Gardner Benson
Langstreet
T He Youth ‘Fellowship of
Evangelical Free’ Church
Petan Olsen Af
Lowell Road
Concord Board of ‘Selectmen
State Armory
Faith and Science Talk At First Parish Church
Dr. Frank A. McClintock of Concord led a discussion on Faith and the Scientist at the First Parish church meeting. The article notes upcoming Concord Lodge 212 Masonic temple gathering February 11 and Scout activities in the area.
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Frank A. McClintock
Concord
Firet Parish
Concord Lodge
Masonic Temple
Emerson Hospital Adds Equipment and Seeks Volunteers
Concord based Emerson Hospital expands with a second full time laboratory technician George Konno and an electrograph machine donated by the Concord hospital auxiliary. The Hospital's volunteer program led by Hope Chase seeks new workers, especially receptionists and hostesses, with opportunities on weekends and weekday afternoons.
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Hope Chase
Emerson
Central Supply
Concord High Students Receive Report Cards
Concord high school students received report cards sparking mixed reactions with some smiles and frowns. George Merricam, Clark University admissions director, spoke to interested students about educational opportunities at the Worcester based institution.
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Concord
Concord High
George Merricam
Clark University
Worcester
Concord High School
New England University
Circle of Carlisle Inducts Officers
Circle of Carlisle inducts officers at a regular Ladies Secret Circle meeting held last Thursday at the Congregational church. Officers sworn in and new leadership announced, reflecting local civic group activity.
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Circle of Carlisle
Carlisle
Ladies Secret Circle
Congregational Church
Fol
Bedford News Briefs: Birth, Baptism, and Election Dates
Garrett Charles Sharp was born January 23 at Emerson Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Byron G. Sharp Jr. St Michael's Church will hold First Friday masses led by Rev. William E Kerrigan. Bedford residents must register by March 8 at Town Hall on February 9 from noon to 10 pm. Local scouts joined the Lexington Bedford Boy Scout District meeting in Lexington.
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St.Michael’s Church
William E. Kerrigan
Byron. G. Sharpless, Jr
South Road
Garrett Charles
Emerson Hospital
Bedford
Ruth Webber
Lexington- Bedford
Lexington
Alcott Pupils Interchange Class Details
Concord reports a February 1 shift in Alcott kindergarten with unchanged teachers rooms and materials. Morning attendance for south half starts at 9 15 and returns at 11 45 on noon bus no 7. North half arrives at noon and leaves at 3 00 using buses 2 5 4 8.
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Concord
Alcott Inere
Emerson Hospital Staff Attend 18th Massachusetts Hospital Association Meeting
Emerson Hospital in Concord led by president Gilbert M. Roddy participated in the 18th annual Massachusetts Hospital Association gathering in Boston. The program featured meetings lectures and panels with a morning session offering volunteer and auxiliary activity suggestions for hospital work.
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Concord
Elmina L. Snow
Jean Lawson
Elizabeth Alexander
Emerson Hospital
Gilbert M. Roddy
Emerson
Massachusetts Hospital Association
Boston
Kendall Family Heads West Coast Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs Lawrence S Kendall and two of their three children of 15 Stow Street left by car last week for a month's vacation to the west coast of Florida. Trinity Episcopal church held a Monday parish group meeting at Morgan K Smith Jr s Wood Street home with Holy Communion and Bible class led by Rev William H Clark. A youth group gathering was slated for Friday night at 8 o'clock. Concord Lions club directors met at President Leonard E Ray s Main Street West Concord office. At the last regular meeting Richard D Elson of 276 Main Street West Concord was indicted as a member with former secretary A Carr.
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Lawrence S. Kendall
Stow Street
Florida
Trinity Episcopal Church
Morgan’.K. ‘Smith, Jr
Wood Street
Concord Lions Club
Leonard E. Ray
Main Street
West Concord
Richard D. Elson
Meer
A. Carr
First Parish Service Hears The Happy Life Sermon
Rev Dr Edward Perry Daniels of the First Parish church preached on The Happy Life with music led by Philip W Trumbull and the chorus choir Sympathy. The meeting features Nazareth J Sperandio and Desiderio Sperandio of Marlboro. The King's Daughters hold a meeting in the vestry. Voters are reminded to register before the town election. last session is Tuesday February 9 from 9 am to 10 pm at the Town House.
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Edward Perry Daniels
First Parish
Canoey
Philip W Trumbull
Ein
Nazareth
King’s Daughters
Wallace B. Conant
William Wadsworth
Congress May Tackle Hidden Taxes Then Reveal Them
Quote from Herb Shriner warns lawmakers to address hidden taxes rather than conceal them. Public note reflects concern that proposed actions could merely mask tax burdens instead of eliminating or reducing them.
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Congress
dHerb Shriner
Grennan Talks On History Of Penology To Acton JHS
Acton junior high students and staff heard Supt. Edward S. Grennan of the Massachusetts Reformatory discuss modern prisons their problems and promise. He noted how many inmates come from broken homes and stressed home school and church roles in character building.
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Acton
Edward S. Grennan
Massachusetts Reformatory
Joseph
Moynahan
William O’connell
Whitman Pearson
Grennan
Georgetown University
Norfolk
West Concord
Concord High School play showcase highlights long history
In this week showcase, Concord High School displays photographs and programs of past plays dating to 1915 with Endymion. Other noted titles include You Like It The House of the Seven Gables Jenny Me Harriet She Stoops to Conquer and The Boy. Director Gertrude H. Rideout earns praise as students perform Life With Mother.
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Concord
Concord High School
Endymion
House ‘of the Seven Gables
Jenny
Harriet
Gertrude H. Rideout
Rideout
Postpone Meeting of Concord Unit to February 9
The Concord group postpones its meeting originally planned for last week. The session is rescheduled for Tuesday February 9 at 8 o clock in the Lexington K of C. hall with Faithful Navigator James H. Sullivan of Watertown presiding and the membership listed as present for the evening.
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Ing
Asie Ohy
Butte
Corona Ana
Lexington K. of C
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