Acton High Teams Open Year With Wins Over Stow
Acton high school basketball split wins in a doubleheader as the girls beat Stow 52 to 35 and the boys won 32 to 25. Edna Nichols led the girls with 11 points and Maralyn LeDuke 17. For Stow Wickey topped visitors with 10 points.
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Acton High School
Stow High
Acton Boys
Maralyn LeDuke
Karen Kienow
Edna Nichols
John Edwar
Jim Darrick
Harry Morse
Stow
Wickey
Tep
Pont
Hardy
Acton High Girls
Sudbury
Acton
Janice Tedle
Joan Holbrook
Pat McCarthy
Westford
Harvard
Groton
Winchester Locals Rout Concord In League Showdown
Winchester high overwhelmed Concord high 54 to 16 at the Boston Arena. Ken Olsen scored 10 for Concord as the team trailed 19-1 at halftime before finally scoring in the third period. In another game Stoneham defeated Belmont 53-46.
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Concord
Winchester High
Concord High
Boston Arena
Bartletts
Ken Olsen
Stoneham
Teams 1 and 4 Deadlocked in Intramural League Standings
Maynard High School intramural action has Teams 1 and 4 tied for first at 5-1 after each side won their games. Team 2 and Team 3 sit 3-3 in a separate chase for runner-up with 3-3 records while Team 1 leads the Midvet League with a 6-0 mark ahead of Teams 2 and 3 at 3-3.
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Maynard
Disit Larson
Cabby Zelukiewicz
Dance Class Final Meeting At Hale High School
Hale high school hosts the final meeting of the dance class on Friday January 12 at 2 36 p m The session includes instruction and entertainment Parents are invited The class led by Stillman Priest and sponsored by the student council has about fifty attendees Charles Young of Clinton provided piano accompaniment.
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Stowe
Hale High School
Stillman Priest
Charles Young
Clinton
Quacky Fishermen Reel In Odd Pickerel catches
Local waters yield a string of unusual pickerel catches by a group of anglers led by John Sokolowski and Wil Riley. Sokolowski lands two pickerel weighing around 12 pounds and measuring several inches, while Riley and Leon Prt report a 14 pound and a 24 inch pickerel with price notes.
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Maynard
John Sokolowski
Wil Riley
Leon
Henry Discoverer of Manhattan Island in 1606
A fragment notes Henry as the discoverer of Manhattan Island on September 11, 1606, highlighting the historic claim to the island.
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Manhattan Island
Henry
Hale High Honor Roll Second Marking Period
Hale High School in Stow publishes its second marking period honor roll. Highest Honors include Jane Colby Jean Curtis Allan Hartley Eleanor Peck Margaret Schmelzer Marjorie Werren. High honors list Carol Colby Constance Colby Raymond Crue William Erkkinen Arthur Graff Loretta Goucher Beverly Jokinsen Thomas Leahy Norma Leard Flora Merrill Isabelle Townsend Sylvia Wanhatalo William Whitney William Woodhead Carolle Wyman Leo Landry. Honors include Edward Jensen Barbara Koch Frances Macomber Linda Thompson Vivian Wanhatalo Clara Wright and Lois Hanson.
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Stow
Hale High School
Jane Colby
Jean Curtis
Allan Hartley
Eeanor Peck
Margaret Schmelzer
Marjorie Werren
Carol Colby
Constance Colby
Raymond Crue
William Erkkinen
Arthur Graff
Loretta Goucher
Beverly Jokinsen
Thomas Leahy
Norma Leard
Flora Merrill
Isabelle Townsend
Sylvia
Wanhatalo
Wiliam Whitney
William Woodhead
Carolle Wyman
Leo Landry
Edward Jensen
Barbara Koch
Frances Macomber
Linda Thompson
Vivian Wanhatalo
Clara Wright
Lois Hanson
Sunday School Sentence Clears Patsy Darry of Charges
Patsy Darry, 19, of Louisville, has completed a six month Sunday school sentence and is cleared of drunkenness and breach of peace charges. Police noted she used profane language after a motorcycle crash and arrest.
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Louisville
U.P
Patsy Darry
Darry
Immigrant makes good in Rhode Island housing boom
Nargareno Meloccaro left Italy in 1920 and settled in Providence. He worked as a carpenter for a year and a half, then as foreman for another year and a half before starting his own contracting business. He has since built more than 1,000 houses in Nebraska land worth about 7 million dollars in real estate.
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Providence, R. I
U.P
Nargareno Meloccaro
Italy
Itiegas
No Young Man's Sport Deer Licenses in Mount Vernor
Town clerk John H. Blanchard issued deer hunting licenses to Charles Hall 84 Hovey Luce 86 Hiram Randall 88 and Lincoln Walton 90 in a rapid sequence in Mount Vernor Maine.
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Mount Vernor
WU. P
John H. Blanchard
Charles Hall
Hovey Luce
Hiram Randall
Lincoln Walton
Navy quotas raised for April to June 1951
The Navy announces a quota increase of 32,000 enlisted Naval Reservists to be ordered to active service during April May and June 1951 bringing the total district and national totals to 47 000 and 2 684 respectively. The list includes many petty officer and rate classifications across electronics aviation and support trades with new pay grade and service details.
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Navy
Hewlett
David
USN
First Naval District
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Ier
Néctronics
Teleman
Women Sleep Longer Says Bedding Association Study
The National Association of Bedding Manufacturers reports a survey showing American women average 53 minutes more sleep per night than men.
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Chicago
U.P
National Association of Bedding Manufacturers
Maynard High School News Highlights Activities and Sports
Maynard high school reports include Roman life lessons from MFA loans, film viewings for English and History, and junior club plans with Burdett College speaker Mrs. Marsh Pederson. Basketball teams beat Hudson 15 6 and 23 19, juniors plan a January 19 dance, a French Club forms under Miss Shine with Henry Nowick as president and Frank Lotrines as treasurer, with fresh elections after a secretary vice president tie.
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Marsh “Pederson
Burdett College
Miss Shine
Henry Nowick
Frank Lotrines
Local Heart Association drive to visit Concord area
Concord residents will join a state wide fund drive for the National Heart Association next month. Local stores will host donation containers for convenience. A meeting of Corp. Ralph P. Hosmer Camp No. 55 will be held at the Veterans Building tonight at 8 o clock.
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National Heart Association
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
Uswy
Veterans Building
Population centers listed include East Bakersfield Kannapolis Oak Ridge
Three unincorporated urban centers with populations over 25 000 are identified as East Bakersfield California Kannapolis North Carolina and Oak Ridge Tennessee with unspecified status.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Kannapolis
N.C
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Registration Notice for Framingham Men 50 Under Public Law 779
The Selective Service Director ordered January 15 registration for males in Framingham under Public Law 779. Registrants 50 and under must report to Memorial Building Ingham Concord Street, downstairs, 8 AM to 5 PM, with degrees listed. Exemptions apply for certain officers aliens and reserve components. Local board office is Memorial Building Framingham with Concord Street address.
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Maynard
Memorial Building
Ingham
Concord Street
Bel
United States
District of Columbia
Alaska
Territory of
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Armed Services
Air Force
Marine Corps
Regular Army
The
Coast Guard
Cg Geodetic Survey
Health Service
United
United Natio
United States of
United Stas
Lo Selective Service Board
Memorial
Framingham
City Confusion Over Farm Parity and Income Standards
U P. dispatch explains how farm parity definitions shift with Congress. 1948 data showed farmers 57 percent better off, but new rules base farmers on gross non farm living standards. Debate grows over whether farm or city incomes should set living standards amid unclear non farm income measures.
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Washington
U.P
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Department
Agriculture Department
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Winchester
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Chuso
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Concord Olsen
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Finan
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Murray Town
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Carew
Holly Bie
Bis Vive
Cuddy Ween
Maynard—Team 4 With An UN- D'Amico Spotted Record of 3-0 Is Pacing L. MacKenzie
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Zanelli
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Hale High
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Australia
London
Maynard High School News
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Maynard High School
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Hudson
Maynardites
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Army National Guard
Rough Air
Army Guard
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U. P
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Medical & Tanal
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New York
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