Heart Expert Sees New Hope For Future
A Cleveland heart expert Dr A Carlton Ernstone says medical knowledge now can prevent heart disease and emphasizes doctors must explain all aspects to patients. He warns that patients risk relapse from salt intake anxiety and lack of understanding and urges clear guidance for better recovery.
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Delos Smith
UPI
New York
A. Carlton Ernstone
Cleveland
Ernstone
Dent Eisenhower
Earth
Tax Returns Mailed for New England Area
Donald W. Bacon of the Boston region announced that the Northeast Service in Lawrence Massachusetts has completed mailing income tax instruction booklets and forms to taxpayers in New England. Many will use the simplified 1040A form for incomes between 5000 and 10000 with limited deductions, while the older 1040 long form remains available. Warried couples may file a joint return if combined income stays within limits.
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Donald W. Bacon
Internal Revenue Service
Boston Region
Northeast Service
Lawrence
Massachusetts
New England ‘States
Bacon
Aves Gillies
38th Annual Meeting and Officers Elected
The Algonquin Council held its 38th annual meeting at Kendall Hotel on January 14 electing Chester A. Garland of Natick as President. Garland, a Wood Badge trained Scouter and Training Committee chair, succeeds Harrie F. Wentworth of Sherborn, a veteran leader and prior president. Executive Board members include J. Granville Foster, Wm. E. Irwin, Theodore Magoon, Roland Wood, and many others from Framingham, Natick, Holliston, Marlboro, Maynard, and surrounding towns. Reports covered stewardship, training, camping, finance, and new Explorer programs. Camp Kitchen nearing completion for 1959. Meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m.
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Kendall Hotel
Chester A. Garland
Beverly Road
Natick
Garland
Harrie F. Wentworth
Sherborn
Algonquin Council
Messrs. J. Granville Foster
Wm. E. Irwin
Theodore Magoon
Roland Wood
Cochituate
Robert C. Caploe
Andrew. J. Halloran Bruce Magoon
Ralph A. Marsh
Judge A. Mr. Mason
Charles Murphy
Carlton
B. Stik
Framingham
Edward Fischer
Holliston
John Gannett
George Lunt
Otis Morey
Thomas H. ‘West
Hopedale
Herman Courtemanche
Edward .Garnett
George D. Manter
Hudson
Frederick Murray
David Potter
Marlboro
Howard Prescott
Maynard
Alfred
B. CeneHella,Jr
Arthur W. ‘Peterson
Milford
Reginald Fitzgerald
Edward
I. Gardiner
Chester Garland
John ‘B. Jennings
Lee Mclntire
Nat‘ck
Harry N Hardson
William ‘Parry
Northboro
Richard Brown
Wentworth
Harrie F. “Wentworth
Embert Péterson
South ‘Natick
Mr. Wentworth
Algonquin
John B. Jennings
Field
Paul Mansur
Charles H. Murphy
William Irwin
Wesley McIntire
Milo G. Clark
Boston
Parry
Lexington Inn
Camip
Fr Ieford Bettencourt
Algonquin’ Saami
Concord Free Public Library Announces Spectacular Literacy Event
A Concord library event features an educational program for adults and children titled linguistic shelves. The library will host Mario Pej and four new books, with access to a public shelf and new words arriving after the local television program airs.
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Tan
Mario
DEDICATE NONCOM SCHOOL AND TRAINING FACILITY
A fragment mentions a noncommissioned school dedicated here for basic training. It references instructors and a leader nicknamed The Wrench of Dimes, with limited readable context.
Prim Look Versus Bare In Fashions
New York previews contrast the covered Gibson girl revival with daring necklines. Designers Ceia Chapman and Luis Estevez debut cocktail and dinner looks, while Estevez trims necklines and skirts, and Yves Saint Laurent highlights rounded lines in Dior daytime wear.
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New York
Ceia Chapman
Luis Estevez
Charles Dana Giblson
Miss Chapman
New York ‘Dress Institute
Goring
Esteves
Avith
Estevez
Christian Diore
Yves St. Laurent
Paris
Dior
St. Laurent
Local Fourth Degree Knights Meet in Watertown Jan 27
Concord notes warn the Gov David I Walsh Assembly meet in Watertown on January 27. Annual street listings continue with assistant registrars named Margaret K Brown Elenore Cahill Mary E Coriley Lucy Harding Howard W Kent Frances M Loughlin. Vincent Giannini of 83 Thoreau street leaves for new duties as music instructor at Salem Teachers College starting January 26. He has three daughters and will remain in Concord with his wife. Men’s 3 éihoed meets Evangelist at 8 o'clock.
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David I. Walsh
Watertown Council
Margaret K. Brown Elenore
L. Cahill
Mary. E. Coriley
Lucy P. Harding
Howard W. Kent
Frances M. Loughlin
Vincent Giannini
Thoreau Street
Alittes
Salem Teachers College
Concord
Health For All: How to Be Sick and Stay Strong
An article reflects on public health knowledge and illness habits. It cites Middlesex Health Association and a tuberculosis drive as context, highlighting Sam Terrell, a high school athlete who faced lung removal, remained cheerful, and continues studies via hospital classroom links while planning college to become a coach.
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Middlesex Health Association
Country Tuberculosis Christmas
Seal li
Sam Terrell
Hiigh
Sam
Fragmentary pondering on health and regret
A fragmented monologue reflecting on illness and regret. The speaker contemplates care, past mistakes, and the danger of TB, implying urgency about future precautions and personal responsibility.
Marlboro Dieta Dennison W Manufacturine Declares Dividend
The company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on the A voting common stock. Record date is February 2, 1959 with payment to shareholders of record.
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Marlboro
Dieta Dennison
Terry
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