Seabiscuit Saga and Fire Bombs Debated by Experts
A column mixes profiles of Dr J Enrique Zanetti a bomb expert and Seabiscuit trainer Tom Smith, noting Zanetti’s cautions on incendiary bombs and gas dissipation while tracing Seabiscuit’s rise under trainer Tom Smith and owner Charles Howard, with mention of Vladi Zworykin and RCA advances in electron microscopy.
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New York
J. Enrique Zanetti
Lylyrabia University
Vabc
Tapsnetans
San Francisco
Zanetti
Colothe
Chemical Warfare Service
ineWorld
Leagué ‘2 Nations
Tata University
Vocational Guide Aids Pupils In New School System
Maynard In conjunction with educationa vocational guidance program for first year high school students has been distributed to every parent. It aims to combine test results with home information to guide subjects and future careers. Parents may contact Albert Lerer or Miss Butterworth with questions as the plan expands to the entire student body.
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Maynard
Mr Lerer
Miss Butterworth
Himsel
Albert ‘B. Lerer
Ag Butterworth
Eiseneur couple marks 62nd wedding anniversary in Bedford
Mr and Mrs James H Eiseneur observed their 62nd wedding anniversary last Wednesday at their Bedford home South shore area. Married in Mahone Bay Nova Scotia they have lived in Bedford for a year. They remain in good health with four sons Maurice Russell Eldred Charles and five daughters Helene Mildred Muriel Amy and Lee plus sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Bedford
James H. Eisener
South Sean
Marrie
Mahone Bay
Nova Scotia
Eisenhauer
Maurice
Baltimore
Russell
Concord
Eldred
Boston
Charles
Mahel
Wilson
Lexington
Mildred
Pike
Muriel Eisenhauer
Amy
East Lexington
Lee Webster
Maynard Man Dies After Operation at Baker Memorial
George Champagne 60 a longtime Maynard resident died after a recent operation at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston He was born in Clarksburg Mass and lived in Maynard since infancy He leaves wife Martha mother Minnie and brother Arthur all of Maynard He was member of Welch Lodge A F and A M and Pace Lodge Boston Edison Company employee He was educated in Maynard and worked as an electrician for American Woolen and later Boston Edison Funeral services were held this afternoon at his home Rev Herbert F Fulton officiated and interment was at Glenwood Cemetery
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George Champagne
Concord Street
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Clarksburg
Mass
Martha Champagne
Minnie Champagne
Arthur
Maynard
Aew Welch Lodge
Pace Lodge
Masons
Boston Edison Company
Champagne
American Woolen Company
Poston Edison Company
Herbert F. Fulton
Methodist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
War and Wisdom: A Patchwork of Many Voices
Fragmentary reflection on conflict and learning from diverse perspectives. Notes the value of shared insights and the enduring search for wiser paths amid ongoing struggle. The text hints at aggregated lessons drawn from numerous contributors.
Young Republican Club to Mark Third Anniversary Banquet
The Maynard Young Men’s Republican Club will celebrate its third anniversary next Monday at Masonic Hall with 125 members and guests from Maynard and nearby towns. Hon. Frank G. Volpe will be principal speaker, discussing pardons and paroles and civil service enforcement. Attending also are Arch ie R. Giroux, Frank A. Brooks, Edward T. Simoneau, Mrs Wilbur C. Davis, Miss Virginia Drew, and others. Richard D. Bison chairs the arrangements with a committee of local civic figures.
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Maynard
Young Men's Republican Club of
Masonic Hall
Frank G. Volpe
Dynamie
Commonwealth
Volpe
Attorney General
Archie R. Giroux
Lexington
Middlesex
Frank’ A Brooks
Concord
Edward T. Simoneau
Marlboro District Court
Wilbur CG. Davis
Worcester
Republican National Committee
Massachusetts
Virginia Drew
George W. Weaving
Reginald Jones
Murray, MacKenzie
Harold Nordberg
Frank Colombo
Alton Sims
Joseph Schhair, Jr
Warren Johnson
Carl Bergren
Ray Marsden
Albert Nelson
Gilbert Mann
Demand for Wage Increases at American Woolen Company
Textile Workers Union of America demands substantial wage increases for more than 22 000 workers of the American Woolen Company. Negotiations were adjourned after a Parker House meeting with union leaders Emil Rieve and Joseph Salerno presenting proposals to company officials led by Moses Pendleton.
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Maynard
American @Woolén Company
Textile Wore Y Union of America
Parker Howie
Boston
American Woolen Company
Emil Rieve
Joseph Salerno
Moses Pendleton
Bruno. Rantane
John A O’leary
Lester F. O Cowles
Gladys Mikijaniec
Parker House
Declamation Contest at P T A Planned at Blanchard High
Eight pupils from the Acton-On March 3 PTA planned Declamation Contest at Blanchard High School Auditorium. Four boys and four girls compete including Victor Clapp Harriman Howard Lovejoy Ed Ett Pendergast Gladys Belt Marjorie Reed Shirley Kelan Lucy Joyce Inciena c to present selections for the March meeting.
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Acton
Blanchard
Victor Clapp
Harriman
Howard Lovejoy
Ed ‘Ett Penderergast
Gladys Belt
Marjorie Reed
Shirley Kelan
Lucy Joyce
Inciena
Maynard Town Election Set For March 3
Maynard prepares for a mixed caucus and nomination paper system with eight potential contests on the ballot if all petitions stand. Registrars, caucus nominees, and candidates file by February 27, with voting from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on election day.
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Maynard
Registrars of Voters
James J. Ledgard
Robert O'Neil
Elenk
Patrick A. McGrath Franks
Riley
Selectman
William Kane
Board of Public Care
Richard Dison James J Ledgard
Everett
JT Sarvella
J William Saarela
Joseph Schnair
Maynard Co op Society votes dividend and new directors
At its annual meeting the Maynard Co operative Society voted a patronage dividend of 3 percent on purchases for 194 and 2 percent in cash and 1 percent in membership shares. A 5 percent dividend on capital stock was also declared. Directors Otto Fonsell Donald A. Lent Mikko Huipakka were reelected for two years. Oliver Werila Arvi Stabell Matti Died onen were elected for two years. The Educational committee was elected. The meeting extended late into the night.
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Maynard
The
United. Co-operative Society of
Otto Fonsell
Donald A. Lent
Mikko Huipakka
Oliver Wavila
Matti
Sylva
Filppu
Kalle Leivo
Oliver Werila
Anton Anderson
Ida Stabell
M. Rivers
Arvi Stabell
Bedford election fields three contests with incumbents
Nomination papers closed at Bedford Town Clerk Albert J. Berry's office. Three offices face multi candidate races on March 3. Incumbent Selectman Herbert J. Clark seeks another term against Louis Pfeiffer and Frederic A. Jenks. Road commissioner sees Namon P. Hanson opposed by Albert Bieren and Albert Clifford. Planning board incumbent John J. Gov ern Jr. defends against Clark Merric and William M. Wiste.
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Waum
Albert J. Berry
For. Selectman
Herbert J. Clark
Louis Pfeiffer
Frederic A. Jenks
Pfeiffer
Namon P. Hanson
Albert Bieren
Albert Clifford
John J. M.govern, Jr
Planning Board
Clark ¥. Merric
William M
Sudbury Bride Ruth Adams Stone Weds Roger Lee Brown
Ruth Adams Stone, of Sudbury, married Roger Lee Brown of Marlboro in the Reston homestead of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Stone. Rev. Leslie Barrett officiated. The bride wore powder blue crepe with gardenias. matron of honor was Mrs. Walter Kilton. Best man was Charles R. Brown. The ceremony included a wedding march by Miss Marion Green and songs by Mrs. Waldo B. Stone. More than eighty relatives attended. The couple will reside at 38 Fairmount Street, Marlboro, after a honeymoon trip.
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Ralph W. Stone
Reston
Pest
Road
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Bernard QO. Stone
Roger Lee Brown
Marlboro
Arthur L. Brown
Fairmount Street
Leslie Barrett
Methodist Memorial
Waldo
Stone
Needham
Walter Kilton
Arlington Heights
Chales
R. Brown
Maplhoro
Marion Green
Mansfield
Waldo B. Stone
Gordon Wilson
Brown
Henry Ford School
Marlboro High School
Becker College
Worcester
Coleman “Brothers
Fort Devens
Bishop Pays Official Visit to Local Church in Michigan
Rev Alfred Maynard Haapanen of Suomi Synod attends an official visit at the Lutheran Church where the choir offers a special program to a large congregation. Washington's Birthday celebration set for the church vestry Saturday evening with combined congregational and Luther League members. Rev A O Kuusisto to conduct Sunday services next week. Luther League to meet at Pauline Kochs Park Street home this evening. Ladies Aid Society to meet at Mrs Emil Raumans home next Tuesday night.
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Maynard
Alfred, Haapanen
Suomi Synod
Michigan
Lutheran Church
Washington
Benefit Supper by Knights and Ladies of Kaleva
The Knights and Ladies of Kaleva with Junior Members and the Finnish Relief Committee sponsor a supper and program at the Temperance hall next Sunday evening. Supper starts at five with vocal and instrumental solos to follow.
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Maynard
Knights and Ladies of
Kaleva
Temperance Hall
Weekly whist for St George’s church at Mrs Palmer’s home
At the Garfield street gathering Saturday night prizes were awarded to Alice Murphy Florence Hanson Elizabeth Kopp Mabel Jamieson Eilen Hayes Mrs. Pierce Minnie Campbell Mrs C Perkins Mrs Fitzgerald Isa Kelly. Special prizes went to Isa Kelly and Mrs Fitzgerald.
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Maynard
St. George's Church
Fred Palmer
Garfield Street
Alice * Murphy
Florence Hanson
Elizabeth Kopp
Mabel Jamieson
Eilen Hayes
Pierce
Minnie Campbell
C. Perkins
Mrs Fitzgerald
Isa Kelly
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Sudbury Woman's Club Postpones Guest Night
The Woman's club in Sudbury postpones its guest night by one week, moving from March 5 to Wednesday, March 12, due to conflicting events.
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Sudbury
Woman's Club
Maynard Public Schools Annual Report Highlights 1953
The Maynard Public Schools annual report outlines concerns over curricula overload and calls for a focus on fundamentals. It notes improvements from WPA cooperation on repairs at Roosevelt and Coolidge Schools, plus new grounds work and a town saving painting project. Conclusion commends teachers and principals and pledges continued effort to train citizens.
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Maynard
Donald’ Lent
WPA
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Children Day at Sudbury Hall Promises Entertainment
A Sudbury event titled Children Day will gather many youngsters for a morning and afternoon program. Punch and Judy entertainer Val Evans will perform with dolls and music, bringing pleasure to the children as Mrs Norman Bowery leads the event and serves refreshments.
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Sudbury
Womalt
Val Evans
Ei Norman Bowery Tharge
Henry
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