Police Report From Acton Week Details Break In And Car Crash
Police notes from Acton report a suspected breaking and entering at a Slid-a-units property in East Acton with a door sorted and tools taken. Also a Sunday two car collision on Central Street near Martin Street involving Paul Hayden of Waltham and Lawrence Vachon of West while no injuries occurred and both vehicles moved on. Police officers Kendall and Gregory investigated respectively.
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Paul Hayden
Waltham
Central Street
Martin Street
Lawrence Vachon
West Hile
John V. Gregory
Washing machine backs up spewing suds in Memphis
A Memphis resident reports her neighbor's washing machine sometimes backfires, dumping soapy water into the yard and creating a sticky mess that draws curious onlookers. The incident was noted by UPI and adds to local chatter about quirky home technology.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Nancy Sword
Local Deeds Recently Recorded in Concord Bulletin
Trends reports November entries from the legal area listing deeds recorded in Concord. The notice references the real estate bulletin and notes standard listings of recently recorded deeds, with details appearing in the November issue.
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Concord
Raytheon reorganizes for expanded government market role
Raytheon announces major restructuring to boost government marketing and space age capabilities. New aero weapons and missile and space divisions form, led by T. C. Wisenbaker and Thomas L. Phillips, with Glenn R. Lord heading government marketing efforts. Other moves include Fritz A. Gross promoted to general manager of the equipment division.
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Glenn R. Lord
Lord
Aero Weapons Division
Missile and Space
T. C. Wisenbaker
Missle Systems
Jimmie’s
Sudbury
Maynard
Oxnard
Cal
Andover
Lowell
Waltham
Bristol
Fritz A. Gross
Wayland
North Dighton
Tgre Signal
Portsmouth
David D. Coffin
Government Equipment and Systems
White Pond Associates Plans Incorporation After Holiday Party
Concord White Pond Property Owners Association hosted a party at Simon Willard School for 55 children with Santa Harold Ames. Volunteers organized a community tree, carols, cookies, hot chocolate, and gifts while planning incorporation to limit member liability and streamline fundraising.
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Concord
White Pond Property Owners’ Association
Simon Willard School
Harold Ames
Santa
Ames
Herbert Morgan
Eli Winers
Cambridge physicist Cockcroft wins $75,000 atoms for peace prize
Sir John Cockcroft of Cambridge Massachusetts will receive the $75,000 prize in a MIT ceremony on April 6. The award honors peaceful uses of atomic energy and cites his work in releasing energy from the atom and aiding nuclear power development alongside Nobel laureate E. Walton.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
John Cockcroft
Henry and
Edsel Ford
Cockcroft
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
James A. Killian, Jr
MIT Corporation
Trustees of
Atoms For Eur. Awards Inc
Yorkshire
England
E.T.S. Walton
Sir John
Killian
Dame Fashion Dimples Floors Of Huge Planes
New York United Press International reports Dame fashion in spike heels damaged Boeing 707 jet floor panels. Each heel delivered over 2240 psi, punching honeycomb sub-flooring and creating dimples. Boeing will swap to spike-heel resistant panels, lasting about eight times longer, at a cost of about 200 dollars per damaged piece for American Airlines jets.
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New York
UPI
Boeing Airplane Co
American Airlines
Straw mulch advised for strawberries in freeze season
Horticulturists in Bismarck advise covering strawberries with a four inch layer of clean straw or hay when the ground freezes this fall. They recommend leaving mulch on the berries until growth begins and maintaining some mulch between rows to suppress weeds and conserve moisture.
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UPI
Braun Plays For Knicks Then Farmhand For Yankees
Coach Carl Braun of the New York Knickerbockers formerly appeared in the minor leagues as a farmhand for the New York Yankees.
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Changes Sports New York
UPI
Carl Braun
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
New York Yankees
Invest In Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Community campaign urges residents to invest in U S Savings Bonds, promoting patriotic finance and national savings. Officials cite secure growth and support for government projects, urging purchase through banks and post offices.
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U.S
Carlisle Board Schedules Meeting On Monday
Carlisle Board of Selectmen will hold its next meeting on Monday because the regular date falls on Sunday. The change shifts the routine session to a weekday to accommodate attendees and town business.
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Board of Selectmen
Norman Adrian Returns Home After Skiing Injury Stay
Norman Adrian of Maple Street spent ten days at Emerson Hospital following a skiing accident in the Belknap Mountains New Hampshire. Dr and Mrs Peter Roeder and their two children have returned to Pennsylvania State College after holidays with their parents Dr and Mrs Kenneth Roedes and Mr and Mrs Calixto Adrian.
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Norman Adrian
Maplestreet
Emerson Hospital
Belknap Mountains
New Hampshire
Peter Roeder
Claire Adrian
Pennsylvania State College
Kenneth Roedes
Monument Setreet Concordana
Calixto Adrian Maple
Shakeup in Kansas City Athletics Front Office
Parke Carroll is expected to be relieved as general manager before spring training but will stay with the club as vice president. United Press International learned from a reliable source that Carroll has served as both vice president and general manager and will transition to VP only.
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Kansas City
UPI
Kansas City Athletics
Parke Carroll
United Press International
Carroll
Athletics
Substituting germ for flour in baked goods
The note suggests replacing each cup of flour with an equal cup of germ to alter texture. It focuses on achieving a crunchier result in baking by using a different grain or seed component instead of standard flour.
Birthdays of Note Marked During 1960
The article lists notable birthdays celebrated in 1960, naming figures such as Grandma Moses Sept 7 and Amos Alonzo Stagg Aug 16 among others. It highlights ages from 100 down to 84 and includes diverse personalities like Bernard Baruch, Winston Churchill, Albert Schweitzer, Carl Jung.
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Anna Mary Robertson
Grandma) Moses
Amos Alonzo Stagg
W. Somerset Maugham
Robert Frost
Herbert Hoover
Winston Churchill
Albert Schweitzer
Fritz Kreisler
Syngman Rhee
Pierre Monteux
Alfred P. Sloan
Carl Jung
Judge Simoneau to keynote arborists’ annual at Cornell
Judge Edward T. Simoneau will deliver the mains at the 1061st annual short course of the New Arborists State Association in cooperation with the New State College of Agriculture Cornell. The subject will be Aspects of Shade Trees focusing on the ability professionals may have in municipal or private work. Simoneau previously spoke at the arborists annual and the National Conference on Shade Trees. He is a non faculty member at the University of Massachusetts and has had work published by the Massachusetts Station bulletin, a special justice in Marlboro Court, and serves as town counsel for Sudbury.
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Edward T
Arborists
New State College of Agricult Cornell
Simoneau
S H
University of Massach
Massachusetts FE
Court of Marlboro
Maing Law
Marlboro
Sudbury
Notable Names and Dates Mentioned in Fragment
A fragmented note lists figures including Eamon de Vaiere in October references to Gustav VI of Sweden and Justice Felix Frankfurter. It also cites 76 Harry S. Truman, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, and Niels Bohr with dates such as February and November, plus a 77 percent mention of Shapley.
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Eamon de Vaiere
Gustav VI
Sweden
Justice Felix Frankfurter
Harry S. Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Niels Bohr
Low Shapley
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Raytheon
U. S
Raytheon Company
Thomas Phillips
White Pond Associates
Dame Fashion
Carlisle
Theodore Francis Green
John Nance Garner
Bernard M. Baruch
Judge Learned Hand
Bertrand Russell
Konrad Adenauer
Bruno Walter
Pablo Casales
Woven
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