Concord Man Dr. Shepherd Named NEREM Chairman at Sperry Rand Center
Dr. Shepherd of Concord named general chairman of Sperry Rand Research Center with over 20 years at Sperry Rand. He joined in 1941 on radar work, led electronic tube engineering, and directed research, development, and production. He holds 15 radar patents and is a fellow of the Institute of Radio Engineers. He is married with two daughters and resides in Concord.
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Dr. Shepherd
Concord Man
Nerem
Sperry Rand
Sudbury
Somerset
Boston
James End
Sperry Rand Research Center
Shepherd
Sperry
Sperry Gyroscope Company
Longee
Electronic
The
Institute of Radio Engineers
American State of Electricaire
American Physical Man
Electronic Research and Engineering
U.S
Research and Development Board
Technical Societies Council of
New York
Dal
University of Missouri Force
Con
Explorers hear navy life talk at bi monthly meeting
A Framingham Navy Station chief petty officer spoke to the Explorers about Navy life and the value of high school education, with a film shown and questions answered. The session drew a crowd on the steps of the Raytheon Building, and future activities include winter campouts, ski trips, an athletic night, and a Ready Arm Band program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham Navy Station
Navy
Backre
Navy Life
Raytheon
Navy Department
O'Brian
Post
Vermont
East District
Mass Held For A MacEachern District Leader
Littleton Holy Name men of the Narheba Valley District which includes Ma yn cd Concord and area will attend tonight's 8 o'clock meeting at St Anne's Hall. Saturday mass at Our Lady's in West Concord will honor Alexander F MacEachern of 254 Main Street for three years of district service. Friends and parishioners are welcome.
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Littleton
Holy Name
Narheba Valey
Mayn cd
Concord
St. Anne's Hall
Our Lady’s
West Concord
Alexander F. MacEachern
Main Street
Star Markets Chief Seeks Industry Recognition
Mugar, president of Star Markets, says the chain believes it is among the first supermarket groups in the country to align with a council in New York City.
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Hag Lee Darragh
Ie Chee
Star
Ap Darragh
Will Mugar
Star Markets
Council of Conl
New York
Concord Community Notes and Obituaries from Local News
Deaths and memoriams for Leonard G. Taylor and Frederick J. Bowes are noted along with retirements of Concord Community Chest and Concord Red Cross secretaries. Scout activities loom, a Crite art exhibit opens at Concord Library, and New Year services and school resumption are reported.
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Concord Community Chest
Concord Red Cross
Ernest Moss
Main Street
Morton R. Seavey
Monroe Place
Service return and new birth noted in Concord town items
Manicy B Boyce II returns home after U S Army service stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Robert W Davidson announce the birth of their fourth child Carol born December 19 at Emerson. Grandparents listed. Lincoln Grange holds first meeting of the new year and recognizes a 50 year member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manicy B. Boyce
Old Sudbury Road
U. S. Army
Fort Knox
Robert W. Davidon
South Great Road
Carol
Emerson
Davidson
Cynthia Corrigan
Joseph Davidson
Sudbury Road
Concord
Leo Corrigan
Lincoln Grange
New Year State Grange
Carol Scogland and Capt Anderson wed in Martha Mary Chapel
Miss Carol Jean Scogland married Air Force Captain William Gerald Anderson in Martha Mary Chapel Sudbury. The couple, both in formal satin gowns, plans a wedding trip to Willihope and Washington D.C., then residence in Bedford.
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Carol Scogland
Capt
Anderson
Martha Mary Chapel
Sudbury
Carol Jean Scogland
Air Force
William Gerald Anderson
Patti Wimberley
Waco
Tex
Alice Furney
Robert Nelson Anderson, Jr
Chapel Hill
N.C
James P. Rioux, Jr
Conn
David N. Wimberly
Charlies
Martindale
Miss
Washington and Lee High School
University of Virginia
Electronic Systems Division
Hanscombs
Willeoete Va
Washington, D.C
Bedford
Chorus Resumes Rehearsals For May Production
Concord Chorus resumes rehearsals at 7 45 PM Tuesday in Concord Carlisle High School. Open to Concord and surrounding town residents. auditions not required. Rehearsals welcome sopranos and tenors. meetings include exec committee contacts. May concert features Mozart Solemn Vespers and Randall Thompson The Peaceable Kingdom with possible orchestral pieces.
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Concord
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Concord Chorus
Concord Carlisle High School
Chérus
Boston
Cambridge
Harvard
David
Dayton
Acton
Edith G. Henderson
Nan
Myles
Dish
A. Richard Brooks
William B. Crewley
So. Amal
David F. Huston
Henry C. Nields
Ernest R. Spinney
Mozart
Randall Thompson
WCRB
New England
Boston Symphony
M M A R C Sets Dance and Meeting for Retarded Children
The Minute Man Association for Retarded Children will host a Tuesday dance and hold a Wednesday night meeting. Murray I Adams will address parents on legal matters and future planning. A nursery class was funded by Mrs George D Andrews as a healthful upgrade to play equipment.
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M.M.A.R
Concord
Charceon
Murray I. Adams
Bedford First Baptist
Association
Mass. Deere
George D. Andrews
Old Bedford Road
Local Meeting Schedule Highlights Town Events
The recreation commission sets a 7 30 p m town hall meeting. An area meeting on January 9 will discuss the Concord Red Cross Chapter. A friends for library group plans a gathering today and welcomes all adults. The Acton-Boxborough School Committee meets tonight along with the conservation commission. The finance committee also meets Thursdays. Emerson Hospital arrivals include A soh.
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Recreation Commission
Concord Red Cross
Acton-Boxborough
The
Conservation Commission
Lincoln police and fire Christmas party aids refugees
An open house at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Miller on Bedford Road hosted refugee families. Mrs Miller sponsored the effort. Lincoln police and fire department children enjoyed the annual holiday party at the Lincoln Fire and Police Station with gifts. Fire and Police Association sponsored the event led by chairman William Whalen with members Joseph Cotoni Jr Flora Campobasso Carl Smith Ernest Johnson and Henry Woods.
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Joseph F. Miller
Bedford Road
Lincoln
Lincol
Fire and Police Association
William Whalen
Joseph Cotoni Jr
Floriy Campobasso
Carl Smith
Ernest Johnson
Henry Woods
Hearing on petition to remove earth material at Spalding School
At Spalding School on Thursday January 10 at 8 p m a meeting will act on Dr. Mark D Elliott's petition from River Road for removal of earth material from his property. Next whist party at the hall on January 11 invites public attendance. On Friday members joined the lectures circle at Tynngsborough Town Hall after supper. A son born December 9 to Mr and Mrs Richard Lamoreaux of Bellows Hill Road.
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Ag Tad Gegen Os Pu
Spalding School
Mark D. Elliott
River Road
Rane
Tyngsborough Town Hall
Invest in your country buy U S savings bonds
Advert announces a push to invest in national savings through U S Savings Bonds. It urges citizens to purchase bonds, highlighting patriotism and financial security for families and the country.
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U.S
Mistretta Tells Selectmen Cassey About Building Code
A lengthy quarterly meeting debated a code section requiring notice to the proposed building inspector when foundation forms are ready. The inspector must approve details and check for water holes and other facilities. Selectman Albert Ganian Jr. criticized the process.
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Shrike Waitinor
Albert Ganian Jr
Alumni Homecoming At Sudbu Proves Fun and Informative
Twenty seven regional alumni from classes of 1961 and 1962 attended Sudbury’s third annual homecoming. Mrs. Laura S. Pollock led arrangements for the event as alumni discussed college life, independence, budgeting time, and the nurse student’s need for discipline, with remarks from Frances Gandolfo and others on programs and preparation.
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Sudbury
Laura S. Pollock
Ture
Frances Gandolfo
Alfred University
Robert DeNormandie
Harvard
Lincoln Officials Conclude Parley On Risch Case At Headquarters
Lincoln police join Dist Atty John J Droney and State Public Safety head Frank S Giles at the state police headquarters to review the Risch case. The log book at Concord barracks revealed leads, with a state police detective assigned to run the investigation. In Redford First Baptist will dedicate a new sanctuary at 3 PM with guest speaker Education conte.
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Lincoln
Risch
Concord
California
Redford
First Baptist c
Ison
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W. Roy Taylor
Leonard G. Taylor
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Watertown
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Boy Scout
Frank Kennedy
Francis C. McDonald
John A. York
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Gallery of Concord
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Emerson Hospital
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Worcester Tech
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Fham Teachers College
DeNormandie
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Forest
Barbara Turk
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Holyoke
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