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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Congress
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Instern
Julathens Special Agency
Newbury Street
Boston
Julius Mathews
Madison Avenue
New York
Letters to the Editor and Science on Traffic Urgency
Letters discuss road safety causes including speed fatigue and liquor, urge scientific study, and note legislative actions. Readers report blasting damage near Lake Boon and Maynard Testing Station. Jean Antognoni runs for Concord Planning Board with community support.
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U.S. Highway Research Board
Safety First Site Choice for New School in Cricket Field
An interested taxpayer urges the New School Building Committee to reconsider the Cricket Field site near an Army Ordnance area with explosive experiments and Route 117 traffic. The letter advocates alternate land along Park Street formerly owned by American Woolen, noting easier access, no costly utilities, and central location near the West End for safety of children and teachers.
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Rudolph W. Currier
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Massachusetts
Mr. Currier
Joseph S. Antognoni
Concord High School
Northeastern University
United States Navy
Johns Manville
Billerica
Sudbury Road
Suzanne Serevais
Susan
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
Planning Board
Concord Planning Board
Joseph ‘Antognoni
John J. Sheehan
Stow
Sudbury
Army
Ciea
Main Street
Paralel
Park Street
American Woolen Company
Sudbury Street
Thompson Street
Norwegian Engineer Riisnaes Eligible for UNH Varsity Ski
Durham New Hampshire University of New Hampshire lists Jon Riisnaes a Norwegian electrical engineering student and former North American ski jumping champion as eligible for varsity competition this season. Also note anti-rust boat paint available in small quantities and global ice coverage statistics highlighting Antarctica and Greenland containing about 98 percent of world glacier ice.
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Durham
N. H
U.P
Jon Riisnaes
Norway
University of New Hampshire
Antarctica
Greenland
Parade of Power Locomotives Draws Enthusiast Interest
The Victorian State Government Railways published Parade of Power featuring 20 popular locomotives with pictures specifications and history to save time answering enthusiasts questions. Priced at six pence a copy the book is well received and a second edition has already been ordered.
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Australia
Massachusetts Economic Snapshot 1953 to 1954 Projections
Massachusetts population reached 4.888 million in July 1953 up 4.2 percent from 1950. Boston area expects at least 348 conventions in 1984, with over 500000 attendees. State leads shoe production with 79.9 million pairs in 1953, ahead of New York. December 1953 factory hours rose to 39.8 weekly with $65.96 average earnings. Westinghouse plans a 4 million dollar Springfield expansion boosting 1954 output 15 to 20 percent. 1953 crops rose across strawberries sweet corn peppers lettuce tomatoes snap beans apples cranberries peaches and potatoes.
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Mass
U. S. Census Bureau
Massachusetts
Boston
Convention Bureau
The
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New York State
United States
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Pittsfield
Lynn
Framinham
Everett
Beverly
West Springfield
Quincy
Peabody
Worcester
Chicopee
Dept. of Labor and Industries
Springfield
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Auto use and highway stats from the 1950s era report
The Automobile Manufacturers Assn reports U S cars trucks and buses travel over half a trillion miles annually with 28 percent built 11 years ago. Vehicle fuel use tops 4014 billion gallons, 1952 motor vehicle registrations near 54.7 million, highway taxes totaling 5.3 billion, and 31 million families owning cars. 1952 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles run 7.3, the lowest on record, while highway spending remained below prewar buying power.
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America
Assn
U. S
Fishermen and Farmers Clash Over Menhaden Netting
Rep Russell reports a Massachusetts hearing on a bill to stop net fishing for menhaden. Gloucester vessels, poultry farmers, and cigar tobacco growers cite economic ties to fish meal, fertilizer, and egg production, while shore communities warn against harming a major coastal industry.
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Howard
Russell
Middlesex
Gardner
State House
Atlantic
New England
Gloucester
Tenth Middlesex
Massachusetts
Carlton Pickett
Massachusetts Farm Bureau
Pickett
Connecticut Valley
Department of Natural Resources
Free
Clinton Bruins Clinch First Place in easy win over Maynard
Bruins coasted to a 62 point victory as Clinton dominated Maynard. Coach Lynn Patrick praised Leo LaBine for a strong showing despite a month without scoring, signaling a potential late-season rebound. LaBine’s improved defense and hustle earned him a top line role with Creighton and Schmidt. Detroit leads with eight-point margin after beating Chicago.
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Bruins
Leo LaBine
Lynn Patrick
la Bine
Toronto Maple Leafs
Patrick
Leo
Toronto
LaBine
Dave Creighton
Milt Schmidt
Joe Klukay
Cal Gardner
Doug Mohns
Arena
Detroit
Red Wings
the Garden
Chicago
Maynard Juniors To Meet Hudson In Return Game
Maynard Junior High basketball team under Coach Fran Collins will play a return game at Hudson next Tuesday afternoon after victories over Acton and Concord. Despite lacking a home court and limited practice due to gym use, the squad has shown promise and hopes to finish the season strong and schedule more games with nearby schools.
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Maynard
Acton
Concord
Hudson
Fran Collins
Fair Opportunity for Citizens to Air Opinions and Evidence
A statement emphasizes equal right for fishermen farmers and public officials to present evidence openly and be heard by lawmakers tasked with making laws. The declaration underlines inclusive access to the legislative process and due process.
Sudbury Girls Fall to Chelmsford in Close Battle
Sudbury girls basketball lost to Chelmsford 27 to 20 after a first half 10 5 deficit. High scorers were Goodrich for Sudbury with 16 and McCarthy for Chelmsford with 13 as Sudbury JV also dropped a 10 6 defeat.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Girls
Chelmsford
McCarty
Goodrich
Sudbury Jv’s
Carolyn Elkerton
Barbara Widdows
Judy Goodrich
Jéan Taylor
Nancy Cushing
Helen Krause
Nancy Harpin
Sherry Hill
Peggy Clark
Priscilla Fellows
Barbara Dawson
Jackie McLean
Champion Bowling Averages Lead By Tom Fitzpatrick
Concord league standings show Tom Fitzpatrick dominant with a 1960 pinfall and 93.3 average across three local leagues. Paul Dee follows with 2496 pins and 92.4 average, as Headquarters tops the first half at 25-11 while Mortars and Machine Guns trail. Total pinfalls favor Mortars 11,284 to Headquarters 11,066.
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Concord
Tom Fitzpatrick
Company H
Paul Dee
Bill Bovey
Dick Wesinger
Maurice Dee
Bob Silva
Bob Bumford
George McHugh
Headquarters
Concord Citizens Committee to Elect Officers Sunday
A Concord Citizens Committee meeting is scheduled Sunday at 4 PM in the Concord Co-Operative Bank directors' room. Chairman Alexander F. Mac Eachern will preside and nominees for new officers will be named. A report on the past football banquet will be presented.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
Concord Co- Operative Bank
Alexander F. MacEachern
Concord Little League Meeting Friday at Town House
Concords Little League holds a meeting Friday night at 8 o clock in the Town House court room. President James E. O Neil will preside. Four teams are expected to enter this season.
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Concord—Organization
Concord Little League
James E. O’neil
Middlesex Boys Squash Triumph Over Deerfield Academy
Middlesex varsity squash edged Deerfield Academy 3 2 in a Saturday match. Concord coach John DeQ Briggs led the Middlesex squad to the win, marking a strong start for the season.
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Concord
John Deq
Briggs
Middlesex School
Deerfield Academy
Heart Fund
Midland Leagueton Gaels Defeat Mills 62 to 33
The Midland Leagueton Gaels routed Mills 62 to 33 at Armory. Joe Ellam led with 23 points and Ell added 19 as Clinton extended its 9th straight opening win pace with Gardner contributing.
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Ton Gaels
Mills
Joe Small
Clinton
Gardner
Joe Ellam
Bob Ferry
Uraaels
Milltowners
Torppa
Clinton Rinas
Franklin
Ellam
Hudson
300 Oil Concord Club Tops Bedford League Merit
The list shows club members led by D. Palmeri and several others from Bedford Maynard Acton Mill Dam and W Concord. Names include Chernak Hansen Lombard DeMao Hamilton and Graceffa among others, indicating a local merit-based club ranking.
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Concord
Bedford League
D. Palmeri
Bedford M.syrjanen
Maynard Conquest
Acton Gruber
Maynard Peterson
Maynard Fitzpatrick
Mill Dam Boyden
Acton Chernak
Mayeed Hansen
Milj Ojalehto
Maynard G. Dee
Mill Dam Co
Palmeri
Bedford Masserelli
Maynard Carlson
Acton DiPietro
Maynard Lombard
Maynard M. Genetti
Bedford Belmont
W. Concord
W. McGrath
Bedford S. Graceffa
Maynard Tetreault
Maynard ‘DeMao
Mill Dem Oe
E. Maynard Hamilton
W. Conveotl
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Ma Oh
Herter
Lake Boon
Helen L. Hibbard
Barton Rd
Lake Boon, Stow, Mass
Josephine Lent iWhite
Hudson Police
Hudson Selectmen
Adams
A.D. Little Company
Lake Superior
Lion
Plac
Clinton Mitchell
Siateh O
Maley
Poulin
Ferry
Herrigin Ee
McEvilly
Maynard Co Murphy
Cully
Shaw
Murray
Seeeeeer Sluski
Clancy
Ee Duggan
Connors
Chesmoré
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