Addition To Hale High Voted At Stow Meeting
Voters favored construction of a wing to Hale High School and called a special town meeting for March 7 to fund building expenses. The meeting, one of the largest in years, also approved articles for a March special meeting and transportation, tree care, and a tax-collection contest winner Dorothy Warren Burbridge secured the tax collector post with 336 ballots cast.
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Duke
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W. Warren
Febo DeAngelis
Addy
Francis W. Warren
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Harry W Herrick
Alfred Annett
Andrew L. Larsen
Peter A. Larsen
Clarence A. Wetherbee, Jr
James Plund, Jr
Randall Library
Henry H. Warren
Andall Poor Trust
Randall Town Fund
Martha 3B. Lambert
One Thousand Dollar Scholarship Offered for Radio and TV Study
A cooperative program awards a full two year tuition scholarship at the Powers School of Radio and Theatre in Boston. Auditions for the grant run March 23 to March 26 at Leland Powers Radio Studio. Eligible applicants include high school seniors seeking a career in radio or television. A three-judge panel from prominent radio circles will select the winner.
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Concord
Radio and Television
Leland Powers Radio Stud
Boston
Powers School of Radio and Theatre
Doris Dudley Enjoys Winter Trip to Mount Belknap
Doris Dudley of Crescent Street enjoyed a weekend winter sports trip to Mount Belknap New Hampshire.
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Doris Dudley
Crescent Street
Mount Belknap
New Hamperhire
Granted Divorce in Middlesex Court for Coch and Coch
Mrs Julia Jensen Coch of Great Road was granted a divorce from Robert C Coch in Middlesex probate court East Cambridge on Tuesday. She receives two minor children custody and weekly support. Mrs Coch was represented by John E of Marlboro. Mr Coch by Maurice McWalter of Concord. The divorce was uncontested.
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Julia Jensen Coch
Great Road
Robert C. Coch
East Cambridge
Coch
John E
Mariboo
Maurice McWalter
Concord
Largest single railroad switchyard at Ashland Kentucky
The Chesapeake and Ohio grid near Ashland Kentucky is described as the largest switchyard in the world operated by a single railroad.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Ashland
Blue and Gold Supper of Cub Pack 49
Concord hosts the annual Blue and Gold supper for Cub Pack 49 this Saturday at 6 30 PM in the vestry of the First Parish Dinner features a chicken meal and a magic act rumored to include rabbits and hats A doodle contest will crown the winning den amid a large crowd while city traffic funds debate is noted as restricted to traffic purposes by state law
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Concord
Cub Pack 49
Ans 2
New Arrival in Concord Hospital Named Wetherbee
Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wetherbee welcome a newborn at the local hospital in Concord. The mother is Hazel McIntosh of Hudson, formerly of Hudson.
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Concord
George W. Wetherbee
Wetherbee
Hazel McIntosh
Hudson
Woman's Club Hosts Charity Bridge Auction Prizes
The Woman's Club held a Wednesday afternoon gathering at members and friends homes. Mrs. William T. Magoon led the organizing committee and thanks go to all who participated or aided. In contract bridge prize winners included Mrs. Fred Chamberlain and others for various slam honors.
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William T. Magoon
Fred Chamberlain
Sidney Laffin
F. Norman Peterson
Harry Wilson
Skewes
Charles Mogan
Daniel Connors
Carl Rundgren
Fred. Hart, Jr
Harry Glass
Maynard Club Elects Officers and Board Members
Maynard The Maynard Country Club elected officers for the coming term with oe Cunning as president Tobin as vice president Prank Croft as secretary Tom Duggan as treasurer and named the greens and executive board Hans Wattu Tex Carleton Henry Smith M Jenny Vic Milews ki Loretta Tobin Hugh Miller Ben Parkus and Ed Ledgard. The first sheet of cellophane used in the U S was produced from a casting machine in Niagara Falls New York.
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Maynard
Maynard Country Club
Tobin
Prank ‘Croft
Secre
Tom Duggan
Greens
Hans Wattu
Tex Carleton
Henry Smith
M. Jenny
Vic Milewski
Loretta Tobin
Hugh Miller
Ben Parkus
Ed Ledgard
World War II Veterans Clarify AMVETS AVC Distinction
A chartered World War II veterans group confirms the AMVETS office at the State House is not connected with the American Veterans Committee. The statement thanks allies in commerce and industry for support and warns against confusion caused by tactics from other veterans organizations.
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Amvets
State House
American Veterans Committee
AVC
al Phil
Commonwealth
Roller Skating Debuts in Concord Faced With Dance Night
Roller skating makes its bow in Concord and nearby communities with Friday night and Saturday sessions. No skating this Saturday due to a hall dance. Next week schedules include daily afternoon and evening slots except Friday February 25th when parish penny sale runs.
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Concord
Cald
Maynard
Dividend Earned Easily by Chicago Transit Bondholders
Bondholders of the Chicago surface lines lead by 68807 as CTA officials estimate most unredeemed tokens and tickets were lost, boosting dividends.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Transit Authority
World Health Org Careers and Tragic Weston Car Crash
International News reports on WHO career efforts and a Washington incident where a car crash in Weston left an individual in a coma after a collision with a tree. The article notes ongoing research and political context surrounding health initiatives.
Norwood Detectives Target Scores Of Operations
Massachusetts detectives moved today to rid Norwood of numerous operations including ones reaching into schools. Selectmen held a special session to appeal to Attorney General Francis E. Kelly about bookmaking complaints and spying allegations connected to a secret group.
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Norwood
Mass
Francis E. Kelly
Conditionally Surrender Imminent in Homicide Case
Lt Raymond Han of the homicide squad said a man identified only as Harry was notified in a rolling inquiry. In New Orleans a transportation strike disrupts city limits as flames destroy property and losses mount. In Massachusetts a 38 year old faced fire and property losses totaling thousands. A Sugar Bowl Stadium ticket share sold for twenty dollars with tax noted.
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Raymond Han
Harry
Monahan Hin Comecgn
Lyon
Mass
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