Middlesex Extension News Highlights Local 4 H Horse Leaders
David Beisel reports Middlesex County 4 H horse leaders will meet February 6 at Alcott School Concord with trainer Miss Haynes Sudbury discussing judging classes and show management. A Fish for Lent demo in Cambridge February 13 features Helen Snyder on fish buying and recipes for homemakers in the Boston area.
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David Beisel
Clarence L. Craven
Cohasset
National T
Madison Square
Garden
Alcott School
Concord
Miss .A Haynes
Sudbury
Crewen
Middlesex County Extension Service
Middlesex County
New
Home Service Department
Cambridge Gas Company
Middlesex dairy cattle feeding school announced
Dairy farmers in Middlesex County are invited to attend a cattle feeding and nutrition school on Wednesday February 1 from 10 30 a m to 3 p m at the Service Schoolhouse on Rad Street Instructors include Dr Stanley Gaunt Dr Murray Elliot Prof John Archibald and County Agricultural Agent Francis G Mentzer Jr Mentzer will moderate The event welcomes all interested in cattle feeding and nutrition A fish demonstration by Anna Carey Fish accompanies the program
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Middlesex Res
Rad Street
Stanley Gaunt
Murray Elliot
John Archibald
University of Massachus County
Francis G. Mentzer, Jr
Massachusetts convenes first Traffic Court Conference
Interest grows statewide as Massachusetts prepares its first Traffic Court Conference to be held February 9 through 11 at Boston College Law School. Sponsored by the Boston Herald and Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, the event gathers judges police chiefs prosecutors and traffic court staff to share methods for handling the nations top court concern.
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Massachusetts
Boston College Law School
Boston Herald
Greater Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
MDC
Robert F. Drinan
S. J
B. C
Wendell H. Coltin
The
Herald
Fr. Drinan
Judicial
Drinan
Lansing
Mich
School of Police Administration
Michigan State University
Dnfer Ice
Churchill to vacation in Marrakech for sun
Sir Winston Churchill and his party will arrive in Marrakech on January 12 for a three or four week vacation in the sun, officials disclosed today.
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Churchill
Marrakech
Morocco
UPI
Winston Churchill
Sepa
Sparing Calories Behind the Scenes program
Middlesex County Extension Service presents Sparing Calories Behind the Scenes in Framingham on Tuesday February 10 at 9 30 at Worcester Gas Light Co. Two representatives per club or organization invited. The session covers planning meals to meet but not exceed calorie needs and methods to cut calories in buying and preparing food with recipe demonstrations. Registration requested.
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Irene Blanchard
Middlesex County Extension Service
Framingham
Worcester Gas Light Co
Middlesex County Extension
Civil Service Seeks Apprenticeship Officers Nationwide
The U S Civil Service Commission and Department of Labor seek representatives for training program roles with starting salaries of 5985 to 7030 annually. Positions in Washington DC and nationwide require experience in apprenticeship or training development, no written test, and applications due until further notice. Contact Mr John L Watson Marlboro Mags or the Commission in Washington DC for details.
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U.S. Department of Labor
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
U. S.prtment of Labor
Washington’25
D.C
Civil Service Announcement
John L. Watson
Marlboro Mags
P.O
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Students Science Committee Named Concord
The Concord science fair committee has selected a senior and sophomore group including Beale Sidney Morton Steinmann Jane Schero ane iers Rae Martin Richard Mieli Stephen Murray Susan Renhult and sophomores Susan Goodyear William Rich Robin Root Douglas Sloan freshmen Ralph Del cino Howard Ferris Lois Johnson Barbara MacWilliams. The article notes the committee aims to make the science fair the best ever. It also states a demographic fact about blind people in the United States with age ranges 65 and over about half, 30 percent 40 to 64, 12 percent 20 to 38, and seven percent under 20.
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Concord
Beale
Sidney Morton
Steinmann
Jane Scher Oe Ane Iers
Rae Martin
Richard, Mieli
Stephen Murray
Susan Renhult
Susan Goodyear
William Rich
Robin Root
Douglas Sloan
Ralph Delcino
Howard Ferris
Lois Johnson
Barbara MacWilliams
United States
How Statistics Help Health Programs Reach People
Health officials use sampling to learn about treatments and services for TB patients not in hospitals. In 37 areas, data on age, race, marital status, income, and care revealed gaps in medical supervision and social services. Middlesex Health Association collects these statistics to guide programs and policies.
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Polis
Middlesex Health Association
Christmas Seal
Teen-Age Driver Slips Sleep Causes Concord Crash
A car carrying three teens and a 19 year old driver, Richard J. Graves of Westminster, failed to stay awake near 3:45 Friday morning in Concord. One passenger was treated and released at Emerson Hospital, while John E. Mins of Gardner sustained a shaking up. others had no injuries.
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Concord
Richard J. Graves
Ellis Road
Westminster
Emerson Hospital
John E. Mins
Main Street
Gardner
Registration for New Town Election Held at Library
A registration event for the town election occurred last night at Gleason Public Library. The Carlisle PVT.A. holds its monthly meeting on Monday February 16, expected to feature a program by Scouts.
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Carlisle Pvt.a
Fragmented Local Notice About Article Handling
A garbled OCR passage discusses passing articles to the person beside you and handing over items with a turned handle. It reads as incomplete guidance on who receives texts and how to start the transfer, with no clear event, person, or place identified.
Carlisle Grange Delegates Observe Programs and Meetings
A Carlisle Grange delegation attended an Officers Visitation program at Littleton Grange and a Christian Endeavor Sunday service at Carlisle Congregational Church led by William Shumway Jr. They visited Park Street Church in Boston in the afternoon. March of Dimes donations will be accepted, Unity Club meets February 19 at Mrs. Guy W. Clark’s home, and firemen drill is set for February 10 at Central Station under Chief Waldo D. Wilson.
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A. Delegatiion
Carlisle Grange
Littleton Grange
Christian Endeavor
Carlisle” Congregational Church
William Shumway, Jr
Park Street Church
Boston
Unity Club
Guy W. Clark
Concord. Street
Richard B. Bates, Jr
Waldo D. Wilson
Sixth Sense Warns Drivers Of Trouble
Dodge safety consultant Martha Johnson notes drivers can rely on a veteran trucker’s instincts to avoid hazards. The piece highlights precautionary tips and warns that inattentiveness leads to risky driving, urging drivers to slow down and stay vigilant on the road.
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Martha Johnson
Dodge Safety
Truc
Wwa
Premo- Aiti
Fewer but bigger strikes hit fewer workers in 1958
Washington UPI reports that strikes in 1958 affected 2 200 000 workers compared with 1 390 000 in 1957 and caused 23 500 000 man-days of idleness versus 19 000 000 the previous year.
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Washington
UPI
Eee
Typewriters Used In Classrooms For Educational Study
Fourth and fifth graders in Illinois New York and Massachusetts use typewriters during class to study how writing on a keyboard affects learning. Educators from Boston University Columbia Teachers College and the University of Illinois supervise a year long experiment comparing typed students with peers using pen or pencil.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
Massachusetts
Boston University
Columbia University Teachers College
University of I
Lawrence W. Erickson
Columbia
Erickson
Donald D. Durrell
Tree Talk Insect Forecast For 1958 Pests On The Rise
An entomologist from Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories warns of rising pests in the East in 1958. Tent caterpillars, elm leaf beetles, Dutch elm disease risk, pine leaf aphids, scale insects, mites, birch leaf miners, sawflies, and canker wear are expected to surge in various regions and times. A spray program now can curb damage before leaves are chewed. green foliage signals tree health. Also noted is a proposed 12 lane double deck suspension bridge over the Narrows to be completed in 1964, making it the longest in the world at that time, surpassing the Golden Gate.
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Panera
Didds
Eptorcte
Bartlett
Fone
Duda
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
New York Bay
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Beaub Building Plan R-2715 Promises All Season Comfort
The Stock Plan draws on a compact design for a 1344 square foot home with flexible living space and easy conversion options. It highlights an all season comfort focus, air conditioning, a white roof to reflect heat, thick mineral wool insulation, and ponderosa pine windows chosen for ease of maintenance.
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Seeey
Seeds of Civilization Report Card on Early Clay Tablets
A brief notes an Assyrian collection of clay tablets described as a book of 1,000 entries. The fragment hints at ancient writing and cataloging by early civilizations, with focus on archival methods and scholarly interest.
Cold Weather Ideal Time For New Roof
Weather friendly season offers advantages for reroofing. Roofing contractors have more time on the job and material supplies are stable. A damaged roof risks further trouble and safety, delaying family protection and neighborhood safety.
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Daeer
Insulation Study Shows Savings Across Three Zones
The report analyzes year round cooling costs in three zones in the United States and finds higher insulation thickness reduces air conditioning expenses. Calculations compare 6 inch wool insulation in Indianapolis and Minneapolis against minimum insulation, noting annual ice and cooling costs of 77 dollars in Dallas and 95 dollars in Minneapolis and Indianapolis.
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U.S
Nneapolis
SS Canons
Ind
Dai Aie
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Electric Heat: Utility Base Cost of Power on Insulation
In Duke de Carle NC area customers will see a rate of 1.5 cents per kilowatt hour for homes with specific insulation levels. Builders aim for ceilings with at least 6 inches, walls with 1 inch, and floors with 2 inches over unheated spaces to minimize heat loss. About 400 mineral fiber heat installations exist locally as the approach evolves.
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Duke de Carle
Ateiite
Toa
Pre Hung Panel Dod Saves Time Money
A fragment describes pre hung panel doors in Rosa pine sold as a complete unit with door frame and hardware. It highlights time and money savings for new homes or remodels. The text mentions installation as part of a package and hints at assembly in place.
Fuse Box Hints Taping Spare Keeps Power Safe
In a compact note readers are advised to tape a spare fuse inside the fuse box to prevent outages when an emergency arises and avoid being caught unprepared in the dark.
Births skew young in the United States
A report finds nearly 85 percent of births occur to mothers aged between 18 and 34 in the United States, highlighting a young parental cohort and potential implications for health services and demographics.
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U.S
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Anna Carey Fish
Rees-Mannie
Carlisle
March of Dintes
Mark G. Brook
Steamp .Street
Royal McBee Corp
Philip M. Zenner
Stor
Excavati
Pee House
Li Ave
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