Local Church News and Staffing Update
A Ridge Concord area notice describes a family event for Mrs Blanc Freniere and a Monday Guild meeting at Union Church. It notes a church standing ecumenical service and lists Mrs William resident as a point of contact. A former high school staff member now assists, formerly directed by John J Flannery.
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Guildweord Union Church
William
Ecom
Bueco
Staffice
John J. Flannery
Ctor
Sudbury Planning Board Hearing on Cav a Subdivision
Sudbury Planning Board will hold a public hearing at 8:00 PM on Wednesday February at Hall in Sudbury. The hearing concerns the Cav area subdivision initiated at the end of Road just west of Town Line, with about one acre lots. Chairman H White issued notice.
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AL Notice Planning Board
Massachusetts
Bury Planning Board
Hall
Sudbury
John Cav
Ury Planning Board
Tur H. White
Concord Woman Ushers At Cambridge School Event
Five Concord League of Women Voters members will serve as ushers at the School of International Relations in Cambridge for the Thursday session. Speakers include Jonathan Bingham on shirt sleeve diplomacy and Tech nical Assistance Programs Milton Katz on NATO economic aspects Dr Calvert L Dedrick on population trends in underdeveloped areas.
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Concord
Concord League of Women Voters
School of International Relations
Cambridge
Harold Cabot
Norman Levinson
George Goodspeed
W. W. Garth, Jr
Paul Counihan
Jonathan Bingham
Technical Converation Administration
Milton Katz
Harvard
Europe
Calvert L. Dedrick
Interna
Maynard School Building Bid Security and Scope Details
The Town of Maynard Massachusetts outlines bid security requirements for bidding on a new elementary school and high school gym addition. Certified checks and bonds are required. specific bid items include flashing, terrazzo, glazing, and other trades with listed amounts. Bids may be withdrawn 30 days before opening. the Town may reject bids as most advantageous under Massachusetts law. Irving H. Manning chairs the School Building Committee, January 15, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Massachusetts
Summer Street
Great Road
Main Street
E.S.T
Hugh Stubbins
H. S
New School
Hugh Stubbins Associates
Mount Treet
Cambridge
Ing Poo
Bid Security
Ofins
Pesayony Lizoywydder
Ir Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Dacu
Perso
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachvu
Eush
Commonwealth
Maynard School Building Committee
Irving H. Manning
Political Trends in Southeast Asia Speaker at SPHINX Session
James E. Boyce MIT political science assistant professor and ex Burma-American Institute executive secretary will discuss Political Trends in Southeast Asia. Mrs. Oscar Ruebhausen outlines Citizen's Voice in the UN, and Dr. Alfred J. Hotz of Western Reserve University presents New Elements in Power Politics. Course tickets will be available to league members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional Statistics
Bureau of the Census
James E. Boyce
MIT
Burma-American Institute
Rangoon
Southeast Asia
Oscar Ruebhausen
League
Alfred J. Hotz
Western Reserve University
LyonsQuits Reelection. Lame Duck Mark From State House
C Wesley Lyons of Rochester did not seek reelection this year and his governor's council term ends in January. He earned the nickname lame duck after arriving at a State House meeting on crutches due to a broken leg as part of the March of Dimes event.
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Concord
N. H
C. Wesley Lyons
Rochester
Real estate listings flood Marlboro and surrounding towns
A crowded January 20 1955 notice offers dozens of properties across Marlboro Sudbury Concord Waltham and nearby towns. Listings include a six room Marlboro house on five acres and multiple Cape Cods colonials ranches and doubles with prices from 800 to 35000. The ad urges readers to call Doug Langille and associates for available lots farms and business sites on Route 20 Post Road and surrounding streets.
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Lynn
Marlboro
Robin
Hill Ro
Lake Shore Drive
Hudson St
Eaat Main St
Clinton St
Post Rd
Pleasant St
Ellis Ave
Indian Lake Shore
Bolton St
Catting Ave
Front St
Concord
Country Club
Royce Rd
Brooks St
Roosevelt St
Glendale St
Maple St
Sudbury Rd
New Cape
Woodbine Terrace
Ranch
Bath
McKinley St
Fairfield St
Glenhill Terrace
Lincoln St
Chandler St
Stowyear
White Pond Rd
Cape
Queen St
Boxboro Rd
New
Southboro
Fisher Rd
Cerdaville
John
St. Red
Gabhige
Sudbury
Concord Rd
Maple Ave
Hudson Rds
Boston Post Rd
Peakham Rd
Pines
Lincoln Rd
Boston Post
Walden Pond
Littleton
Fletcher Lane
Harwood St
Bryce Rd
Waltham
Falling, JR
Thomas
Acton
AL Crowe Sudbury
Millon
Doug Langille
Rt. 20
Tel
Marl
Walter Morse Named Chairman of Marlboro Red Cross Drive
Atty Walter C Morse of Hosmer Street was named chairman of the 1955 Marlboro Red Cross Fund Campaign. The goal is 10535 for Marlboro Northboro Southboro and Maynard. Campaign opens in March as Morse plans committees and activities. Morse, a Marlboro native and attorney, partners with Atty General Morse and holds Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Atty
Walter C. Morse
Hosmer Street
Red Cross Fund
Richard Temple
Northboro
Southboro
Maynard
Morse
Genera L. Morse
Marlboro High School
Gettysburg College
Pennsylvania
Suffolk Law School
Legion Seeks 100 Beds for Framingham VA Hospital
The Massachusetts State Department and American Legion urge Governor Herter to allocate 100 beds at the Framingham VA hospital for aged World War I veterans. Commander Collitos reported at the Worcester County Council meeting that Herter was negotiating with the Mental Health Department and a decision was forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northboro
State Department
American Legion
Herter
Framingham
Dept. Comdr
Charles Collitos
Arlington
Worcester County Council
A. S
Town Hall
Framingham Hospital
Veterans Administration
Collitos
Department of Mental Health
Legion
Murphy General Hopital
Waltham
Massachusetts
Samuel Murphy
North Brookfield
Holden
West Brookfield
Princeton
County Coudr
Anthony P. Grosso
Shrewsbury
William McGuiness
Worcester
Norman Stewart
Ways and Means
Joseph Birch
Red Cross
Shrewsbury Post
Main South Post
Mary Mahoney
All Women Post
Milford Post
Ways and Means Committee
Holden Post
White Cliffs
Eugene Sullivan
Worcester State Teachers College
Sullivan
Folsom Prison Inmate Proposes Weekend Pass Plan
The Folsom Prison Observer reports a survey of inmates at California's maximum security facility. A inmate suggests weekend passes as an improvement and proposes a system of a black mark for any prisoner who fails to return.
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Folsom Prison
Calif
California
Your Income Taxes explainer clarifies pension and joint filing
James R. Canavan CPA answers common tax questions on pensions taxation how to treat employer contributions and annuities what to report with a joint return and when gains from home sales become taxable. The piece uses examples including 1954 scenarios to illustrate tax treatment and exemptions.
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Director of Internal Revenue
GM President Predicts Peak Economy This Year
General Motors president Harlow M. Curtice told 550 leaders that 1955 would see a new peak in the economy and auto production reach 7.6 million units. He predicted a 3 percent rise in gross national product to about 375 billion dollars, with personal income up and consumer spending rising. He also forecast 1955 GM sales near record highs around 10 billion dollars, and urged continued highway spending as part of Eisenhower’s 10-year plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Vartan
U. P
New York
Harlow M. Curtice
General Motors
General Motors Motorama
Curtice
Urtice
Eisenhower
Ing
Commonwealth
Bank Trust and Savings
Bay State
Massachusetts
Somerville
Federal Urban Renewal Administration
Dighton
Ludlow
Massachusetts Industries See Electric Use Rise In November
Division of Research reports 12 of 18 Massachusetts industries used more electricity in November than October, with total industrial consumption up 4.5 percent. Ten classifications rose year over year. gains led by food at 16 percent, apparel and chemicals at 15 percent, instruments 3.6 percent, and rubber 3.2 percent.
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Division of Research
Massachusetts
Boston Fish Pier
U. S. Fish and Wild Life Service
Fourth of July memories from Philadelphia and local fireworks
Mrs. Samuel Krane recalls a safer gentler Fourth in Philadelphia with neighbors kids receiving fireworks from a prominent City Hall figure. She notes bonfires after elections, improvised fuel gathering, and exhausted firemen, then invites letters to The Old Timer column in Frankfort Kentucky. She ends with South American heroics and figures Bernardo O Higgins William Brown Simen Bolivar aides Daniel Florence OLeary and Francis Burdett OConnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Krane
Elizabethtown
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
City Hall
Community Plee
Frankfort
Kentucky
South America
Bernardo O’higgins
Chile
William Brown
Argentina
Simenm Bolivar
Daniel Florence O'Leary
Francis Burdett O’connor
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Bncord
Eeniere
eBlanc Freniere
Ridge
Remanea
Sphinx
THE
March OF Dimes
Walter Morse
Fund Campaign
He Is
Akroyd- House Post, American Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James R. Canavan
C.P.A
Boston
National Association of Cost Accountants
Paris
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