Cortisone Use Sparks Caution Amid Animal Case Signals
Doctors at Gorgas Hospital report six human cases where body responses resembled living culture forms, suggesting cortisone and related hormones modify host reactions rather than cure disease. They warn emphasis and caution are needed as animal studies and scattered reports show possible suppression of beneficial defenses.
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Gorgas
Canal Zone
Cleve
New England Journal of Medicine
Public Library Adds Wide Range of New Books
Gleason Public Library announces additions across adult fiction and non fiction. Notable titles include The Fountain Overflows by Rebecca West and Lovejoy's College Guide. The list features classics and contemporary works by authors such as Erle Stanley Gardner and Ernest Gaines.
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Carlisle
Gleason ‘Public Library
Rebecca West
Erle Stanpy Coeners
Leslie. Scott
Kenneth
Dodson
Buckskin
Peter’ Dawson
Leigh Wackett
Martha
Albranid
Robert Harding
Captain
Little Ax
James « Street
Frances
Keyes
Twilight
Gods
Ernest Gann
Graf Spee
Dudley Pope
Lovejoy’s College Guide
Fred Allen
Blanton
M.D. Gay Mat Rch
Virginia Cowles
Gabrielle
Catherine Gabrielson
Investors Road Map
Alice
B. Morgan
the Constitution
Joseph N.“Welch
Glora’ Braggiotti
Battle Hym
Dean E. Hess
Littleton Lions Club Observes First Anniversary
Littleton Lions Club marks its first anniversary with a 6 30 p m buffet supper and dance at the high school. Henry McCarthy chairs the event with visiting Lions expected and a large committee assisting. The club was chartered by Concord Lions on February 4 1956. Six new members inducted at the recent zone meeting in Concord will be welcomed by President George Kimball.
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Littleton
Littleton Lions Club
Henry McCarthy
McCarthy
Littleton Club
Concord Lions Club
Concord
George Kimball
Arthritis Medicine Ad Offers Home Use and Free Info
Over 20,000 arthritic and rheumatic sufferers have used this medicine since it appeared on the market. It is inexpensive and can be taken at home. For free information, send your name and address to P. O. Box 1012, Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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P. O. Box
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Funeral service held for Miss Caroline B Inman
Miss Caroline B Inman of 45 Conant Street died last Wednesday, one day before her birthday. A high mass of requiem followed the funeral at Our Lady Help of Christians Church, with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery. Born January 31, 1900 in Boston, she resided here two and a half years with her sister Mrs Laura L Holden. survivors include her mother Mrs Gertrude S Morrissey and another sister Miss F Patricia Inman of Mount Vernon New York.
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West Concord
Caroline B. Inman
Conant Street
Joseph Dee & Son
Our Lady Help of Christians
Buriay
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Boston
Laura L. Holden
Gertrude S. Morrissey
F. Patricia Inman
Mount Vernon
New York
Stow Men's Club Advances Youth Gym Activities
The Stow Men's Club sponsors weekly Saturday gym activities at Center School and sees 80 children from grades 2 to 8 enjoying the program. Volunteers like Allyn Howe and David Smith assist grammar school boys, while Denwood Frost and Richard Buzzell help junior eight. Proceeds fund Ping Pong and badminton equipment. The club met January 29 with 30 in attendance, played volleyball, and plans a February 18 meeting to boost youth activities.
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Stow
Allyn Howe
David Smith
Bejune
Denwood
Frost
Richard Buzzell
Stow Boy Scouts Plan Demonstrations At Civic Club
Stow The Stow Boy Scouts participated in Scout-O School with booths on stage led by Steven Quinn Wayne Erkkinen Edward Saari Roy Plummer John Howe Jerry Howe John Pessett Geffery Bird Philip Brennen Beacher Washburn Paul San Soucie Ro bert McConnell Gary Musselman Richard Swanson Robert Follett Richard Banford Henry Kmelzer David Herring and Robert Libby. On 6 PM the Follett Musselman Jerry Howe Roy Plummer group camped in lean-tos and led by Scout Master Richard Buzzell and David Watson and Robert Mong. On Monday February 11 the Scouts will demonstrate for Civic Club with patrols presenting distinct demonstrations including Steven Quinn Wayne Erkkinen Roy Plummer John Malmberg Davie Terra Robert Libby John Howe Jerry Howe John Pessotti Philip Brennen Breacher Washburn Paul San Soucie David Herring Dennis Norton Douglas Sanders Gary Musselmen Richard Swanson John Terro Robert Follett Henry Schmelzer Richard Banford and Edward Saari.
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Stow
Steven Quinn
Wayne Erkkinen
Edward Saari
Roy Plummer
John Howe
Jerry Howe
John Pessett
Geffery Bird
Philip Brennen
Beacher Washburn
Paul San Soucie
Robert McConnell
Gary Musselman
Richard Swanson
Robert Follett
Richard Banford
Henry Kmelzer
David,Herring
Robert Libby
Hebert Follett
William Musselman
Roy
Plummer
Richard Buzzell
David Watson
Robert ‘Mong
Boy Scouts
Civic Club
John Malmberg
Davie Terra
John Pessotti
Breacher Washburn
John Terro
Henry Schmelzer
Robert Beauregard
Hale High School Honor Roll List Issued
Stow report cards went out February 4 at Hale High School. High Honors included Joseph Oakeyony and Lorrie Xatvala among others. Honors recipients included Virginia Joki Norma Joki David Delorey and more. The note ends with a promotion to buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Stow
Hale High School
Principe
Joseph Oakeyony
Lorrie Xatvala
Albert Erkkinen
Sally Sewall
Mary Jokinen
Joan Vodoklus
Linda Scott
Francis Pugsley
Geoffery Howe
Judith McConnell
Mary Tervo
Leah Malmberg
Patricia Woodman
Karen Katvala
Virginia Joki
Norma Joki
David Delorey
New School Bus Law Backed After Hearing
Boston officials and lawmakers heard support for a bill to require motorists to make a complete stop behind a school bus and stay stopped while it is loading or unloading. The measure aims to replace vague rules that let drivers pass at 10 miles per hour, filed by Sen. Charles W. Hedges and Rep. Herbert B. Hollis.
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Boston
LLP
Sion
Charles W. Hedges
Quincy
Herbert B. Hollis
Braintree
Real estate transfers recorded at Lowell
Real estate transactions show multiple deeds in Concord Acton and surrounding areas. Steve Jenks Homes Inc transfers to Paul A Henneforth and wife at Seminole road and other properties move between Beharrell Brothers and Katherine Edmonds to Kenneth Grubb Elm street.
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Concord
Lowell
Acton
Jenks Homes, Inc
Paul A. Henneforth
Seminole Road
Ethel. F. Littlefield
Edward H. Bentsen
Bedford
Bertha J
Chartrand
John F. McElligott, Jr
Bedford Street
Harold C. Wilson
Richard H. Aieridge, Jr
North Road
American Legion Dance Draws Large Crowd in Stow
A Stow town hall dance hosted by the American Legion drew a large crowd with French and Wilson's Orchestra from Marlboro providing music and Fred Hart of Concord calling country dances. Birthday wishes were sung to Mr and Mrs Peet who celebrated birthdays in the past week. The Legion plans a larger venue for future dances and schedules the next event for February 16 at the Town Hall.
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Stow
Stow. Town Hall
French & Wilson
Marlboro
Fred Hart
Concord
Mrs. Peet
Legion
Town Hall
Regional Planning Board
Card of Thanks for Blood Donors and Support
Viola M. Foley expresses gratitude to all who donated blood for Michael and those who offered to donate when needed. She also thanks friends churches and organizations for cards flowers gifts food and encouraging words that brightened days during this time.
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Michael
Viola M. Foley
West Acton Woman's Club Set Monday Meeting
The West Acton Woman's Club will hold its monthly gathering on Monday February 11 at the Baptist Church. Coffee hour starts at 1 30 with co hosts Mrs Harold Banquet and Mrs Charles M MacRae. The business meeting at 2 p m with president Mrs Safford P Sweatt presiding. The program at 3 features a duo billed as Mr and Mrs presenting Pygmalion.
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West Acton
Clothing Co Is Sold Here
Concord veteran Thomas Peterson 80 retires after 58 years as owner of Concord Clothing Company. He sells the business to his nephew Ralph H. Peterson and son Wallace Peterson effective February 1, while continuing to manage property at Mill Dam. Origin of the shop traces to 1895 with Mr Padbury and Harry Halliday.
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Concord
Thomas Peterson
Stow Street
Concord Clothing Company
Ralph H. Peterson
Fielding Street
Wallace Peterson
Lincoln
Peterson
Padbury
Harry Halliday
Thomas
Andrew
Tom
Honor Roll At Carlisle School
Carlisle-Mrs. Lyle L. Grant, principal, announces honor roll at Highland School. Names include grades 5 and 6 students Cheryl Sorli Cathr Car bone Martha Heald Joby Clark Madelyn Booth Ellen Bearce Wanda Harrison Sheryl Shumway Carol McTevier Nancy Lapham Wayne Lapham Clark Erwin Dale Mirfield Ruth Elliott Barbara Wilkie William Sloane Dale Morrison Jade Glenn Dutton Frank Carbone Diane Booth grade 8 Douglas Sloane Faye True Evans.
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Carlisle
Lyle L. Grant
Highland School
Cheryl Sorli
Cathr _. Carbone
Martha. Heald
Joby Clark
Madelyn Booth
Ellen Bearce
Wanda Harrison
Sheryl Shumway
Carol McTevier
Nancy. Lapham
Wayne Lapham
Clark Erwin
Dale Mirfield
Ruth Elliott
Barbara Wilkie
William Sloane
Dale ‘Morrison
Jade
Glenn Dutton
Frank Carbone
Diane Booth
Douglas
Sloane
Faye True
and Evans
Auto Crash Injures No One Near Bolton Line
An automobile accident occurred on January 27 near the Bolton line when Francis White of Bolton lost control. The car struck five cement fence posts, causing slight damage with no injuries reported.
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Stow
Bolton
Francis White
Family thanks for flowers and sympathy after Bereavement
The family of Michael Foley Adv. expresses sincere thanks to all who sent flowers Mass cards and other expressions of sympathy during our bereavement.
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Michael Foley
Massachusetts open meetings battle drives public access
A Massachusetts Legislative Research Council report urges open meetings by state agencies and local boards, noting many lack hard statutory requirements. The study cites charters, town and city practices, and a push by newspapers and Sigma Delta Chi ahead of a freedom of information bill hearing at the State House.
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Boston
Legislative Research Council Today
Massachusetts
Council Today
State House
Sigma Delta Chi
U. S
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