Leap Year Election Prep and Holiday Notes
Voters seek 6 000 turnout for November election day with three offices on the ballot. Observers note school meetings start after Feast of the Epiphany and holidays create long weekends. a January finance hearing is planned and Massachusetts gasoline tax marked its birthday.
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Sey
Didja
Monay
Santa Claus
Hugh Cargill
Massachusetts
Carlisle
Concord
Washington
Fipper Association Meeting Tuesday Fanfare
Fipper For Association holds a 6 30 potluck supper in the dining room with Dr William Philbrick to speak after. Attendees gather at the church by 7 30 if unable to attend the meal.
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Retard Queen Inc
Willam
Philbrick
Record Increase In Fire Alarms Concord Fire Report
Concord Fire Chief Thomas Tombeno reports two record years in fire alarms with 324 calls in 1958, two above the prior high in 1957. The 1959 ambulance calls reached 294, up from 254 in 1958 and 263 in 1957.
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Concord
Thomas Tombeno
Concord Town Considers Parking Plans at Veterans Building Site
Town officials led by Manager Theodore M. Nelson discuss three parking layouts for Walden Street area after the Veterans Building removal. Proposals include layouts for 49, 56, or 83 spaces and separate plans to wrap excess access around town and First Parish land.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Mombere
Maiarmeers
Veterans Building
Walden Street
Mill Brook
Public Works Transfer Clarifies Department Duties
The 1952 notice assigns water and sewer along with highway forestry and engineering to the Public Works under Supt. John H. Robinson. The Besaca Concord selectmen decision No. 280 notes Public Works duties and equipment transfer to the department.
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Concord — Selectmen
Besaca
Fee
P.W. D
John IH. Robinson
Local races loom as Chase retires and Haskell seeks seat
Concord readings report Selectman Edward P. Chase will not run again while Ralph T. Haskell seeks a second term on the school committee. A caucus is scheduled for next Tuesday. A Carlisle fatality leads to a $200 fine for a Lowel doctor amid a crash that left a Carlisle family with serious injuries. High school cagers beat Reading. General Radio adds four engineers as the town transfers its engineering department to the state agency. Lieut Richard M. Finan and Lieut Walter E Loomer Jr are promoted to captains. Bids on town meeting articles near due date as appeal board decisions are announced and Edward S. Grennan to speak before Holy Names.
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Concord
Edward’ P. Chase
Ralph T. Haskell
Lowel
Carlisle
Reading
Santa ‘Claus
General Radio
Richard M. Finan
Walter E. Loomer, Jr
Hugh’ Cargill
Edward S. Grennan
Spea
Witotos Work Resumes Fast After Birth in Amazonia
The National Geographic Society notes that Witotos in north western Amazonia have a custom where a woman returns to work the day after giving birth while the father rests in a hammock for a week or longer.
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Amazonia
National Geonic Society
Town Caucus Set in Concord for Jan 12
Town caucus to nominate officers for the Feb. 29 election will be held at Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium in Concord Tuesday Jan 12 at 8 p.m. Three incumbents face re election while Edward P. Chase denies candidacy and Ralph T. Haskell and Livingston Hal seek bids for re election.
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Wells A. Hall
Edward P. Chase
Ralph T.haskell
Livingston Hal. Chase
Enterprise
Meskell
Manning
Chase
Selectmen Grant Amusement License and Commission Notes
From Roger Ernst of Interior and Lenox Bigelow of Massachusetts travel bureau letters urging support for the information center. The board grants an amusement license for a coin operated box to Angelo Iasi of West Concord. Herbert P. Seiad of the Sinstningore firm deemed a member despite disnormed status.
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Roger Ernst
U.S. Cei of
of Interior
Boward P. Chase
Historic Commission
Lenox
Concord
Sae Palmer
Dodge
Herbert P. Seiad
Sinstningore Dis
Fragmentary local notice hints at town meeting plans
Readable fragments suggest a town event or meeting with a warrant and potential president's involvement. Names and precise details are unclear, but the source implies civic action or discussion on local matters.
Selectmen Discuss Post Office Plans and Attendee
Selectmen plan a discussion on post office plans and the attendance of Postmaster Edward J. Mefrey, whose involvement has been extended and limited for the meeting.
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Edward J. Me Frey
Microwave sales executive Galbraith to head division
The text outlines Microwaves sales executive Galbraith promoted to head the crowave Associates division. It notes his prior role as sales manager for semiconductors at Sprague Electric in North Adams and his residence on Baker Avenue in West Concord.
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Burlington
Wesg
Chigas
Deat
Ibraith
Sotteston
Crowave, Associates
Semiconductor
Associates
Galbraith
Sprague’ Electric Company
North Adams
Semiconductors
Baker Avenue
West Concord
Concord Woman's Club to present American Home Day program
Concord Woman's Club hosts American Home Day at 11 a.m. January 11 in the Trinitarian Congregational Church. A color slide on The Celanese House by Edward Durell Stone will be shown with commentary by Mrs. William H. Kemp. A luncheon follows at 12:30 p.m. and a concluding program at 2 p.m.
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Concord
Woman’s Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Celanese House
Edward Durell Stone
New Delhi
U.S
Kenneth Curtis
William H. Kemp
Ways
Eli Swartz
Richard E. Hale
Citizens Caucus Set For Monday Night At Spaingrace Hall
The annual citizens caucus is planned for Monday night at Spaingrace Auditorium with expected attendance from local residents and community leaders. The event aims to discuss city issues and upcoming civic matters.
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Citizens Caucus
Appeal Board Grants Four Zoning Variances in Concord
The Concord board of appeals denied Seth A and Alice M Tunnicliffe a variance for sideyard setback to extend a mixed use building, marking a second denial. It granted variances to Cornelius R Breitenbach and Eveleyn A Breitenbach for dress making on their Revolutionary Road home, Dr James C Skinner for an eight foot carport variance on Hollywood Road, and Joseph A Macone estate trustee for two existing lots ownership variance.
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Concord
Board of Appéals
Edmund A
Alice. M. . Tunnicliffe
Thoreau
Cornelius R
Eveleyn A. Breitenbach
Revolutionary Road
Fragmentary financial figures on settlements
The fragment mentions payments of 10000 dollars and 19000 dollars tied to a road project, but lacks context, dates, or parties involved.
Wilkins to Seek Selectman’s Post in Concord
Concord report notes P. Wilkins a Palmer Dodge Gardner Bradford and son of Supreme Court Justice Raymond Wilkins will run for selectman. The attorney is expected to announce his candidacy as the town prepares for the upcoming election.
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Wilkins
Concord
P.wikins
Hubbard
Phi Board
Palmer, Dodge
Gardner Bradford
Supreme Court
Raymond Wilkins
Concord Man Sponsors Education Institute Course Offerings
Coniond Dr. Bemis of Westford road sponsors the Education Institute of Newsrr a nonprofit organization. It trains individuals and groups for more effective leadership. The program presents a new concept in learning with courses aimed at strengthening adult education. Graduation and regular courses are planned.
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Coniond
Also C. Bemis
Westford Road
Nge
Education Institute of Newsrr
Neta
It Learning
Association Opens Pre Vocative Program Here
Concord begins a new pre vocational program for mentally retarded children. The Minute Man Shop at Church offers sessions Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9 30 to noon. The program aims to develop work habits and home tasks readiness for potential paid employment. Inquiries to Mrs Ralph T Howe Lowell Road Concord or EM 9 295.
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Concord
Pose Wed the
Association Press
Ralph T. Howe
Lowel ‘Road
Ae F.’D
Telephone
Car Crash Injures West Concord Man on Route Two
Robert J. Carson aged 63 of 222 Commonwealth Avenue was injured when his Plymouth sedan collided with a Chevrolet on Route 2 near Newport. Both vehicles were towed to Fenton's Service Station. Carson received treatment at Emerson Hospital for a bruised right arm. Mrs. Ely a Pee of 24 West Street Newport faces charges for operating so as to endanger.
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Fenton’s
Carson
Emerson Hospital
Corp
Joseph ‘W
Sullivan
West
Concord State Police
C D A Meeting Notice for Lady Help of Christians
A fragment notes a meeting of the C D A group at Lady Help of Christians with unclear location and purpose. The text references Np 1116 but provides no further details on date or agenda.
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Lady Help of Christians
C.D. A
Town Meeting Faces Debates Over Major Articles
Local meeting set to debate budget exclusions and controversial articles. Officials discuss Central Fire Station disposal Veterans Building uses and changes to town election dates while funding seeks parking lot, water mains, planning studies, and library support.
Legal Notice West and South Water Supply District of Acton
Public notice identifies the water supply district in Acton and outlines legal actions or requirements for district operations and management details as read in the fragmented OCR text.
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West & South Water Supply
Acton
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