Concord Planning Board outlines national park idea and historic district plan
Concord Mass January 19 1959 planning board informs readers of National Park proposals for Concord Lexington and Lincoln including Route 2A land and Merriams Corner area. A historic districts commission may control exterior changes and a long range advisory committee will study creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lincoln
Lexington
Planning Board
Congress
Boston National
Mark Bortman
Mr. Small
Commission
Merriam’s Corner
Battleground
National Park
Boston
Beacon
Nantucket
Comprehensive Town Plans Committee
C.T.P.C. Planning Board
Historic District Commission
Historic Districts Commission
Herbert P. Wilkins
Mass
Concordians Enter Naval Officer Candidate School
Malcolm E. Williamson son of Virginia Williamson of 111 Willow Street graduates from Springfield College and enters the U S Naval Office Candidate School at Newport Rhode Island for four months. Nancy Taft of 9 Monument Street Concord displayed art at Denison University Granville Ohio and is a freshman there aged about Mr and Mrs George H Taft addressed in Concord. The Flame Cavot Industries Boston publishes the item.
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Malcolm E. Williamson
Virginia Williamson
Willow Street
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
U. S. Naval Office
U.S Naval Station
Newport
Rhode Island
Nancy Taft
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
George H. Taft
Monument Street
Concord
Miss Taft
Denisor
Newborns Listed At The Hospital
Newborns listed at Emerson Hospital include a son to Ralph and Mrs Heavens of Lincoln on January 5 a son to Richard and Mrs Martin of Littleton on January 5 a son to Francis and Mrs Malson of West Acton on January 6 a daughter to Frederick and Mrs Wilson of Sudbury on January 7 and a daughter to Wayne and Mrs Bedford of Carlisle on January 8 Belfast is noted as offered for sale by Sir Arthur Chichester for five pounds with no takers.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Ralph Heavens
Tower Road
Lincoln
Richard Martin
Power Road
Littleton
Francis Malson
Arlington Street
West Acton
Frederick Wilson
East Street
Sudbury
Wayne
Bedford Street
Carlisle
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Sir Arthur Chichester
Delaware announces glow in the dark safety license plates
Delaware drivers can pay two dollars for new safety plates that reflect headlights to seven football fields away. The program mirrors Minnesota findings that nighttime rear end crashes drop with reflective plates, aiming to reduce night fatalities amid rising traffic.
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Delaware
Wren Aees
Minnesota Highway Department
Minnesota
Dartmouth freshman Cadet Enters Air Force ROTC
Concord William Hall, son of Mr and Mrs William Hall of Nimrod Road, Dartmouth College freshman, has been accepted as a Cadet in the Air Force ROTC. After a two year basic program he may enter the advanced course and a four week summer training that leads to a commission as a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force Reserve.
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Concord
William Hall
Dartmouth College
Nimrod Road
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
United States Air Force Reserve
Business Aircraft Fly 4.9 Million Hours Versus 3.6 Million by Commercial Fleets
The Civil Aeronautics Administration reports business owned aircraft logged 4.9 million flight hours last year, outperforming commercial planes at 3.6 million hours. The data highlight the stronger usage by private business fleets compared to scheduled air carriers.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Carlisle Fire Drill Set Amid January Meeting
Carlisle firemen will hold a drill and meeting on Wednesday January 28 at 7 o clock at Central Station Chief Waldo D Wilson presiding Mark G Brook is again March of Dimes chair urging early contributions Mrs Edna Sleeper reports her son Herbert has been moved to New Mexico on a secret mission and was recently married Local residents Judy and Nancy Lord hosted a skating party for 11 youngsters at Maples Street Gleason Public Library hours and staff noted.
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Carlisle
Central Station
Waldo D. Wilson
Mark G. Brook
Stearns Street
March of Dimes
Marén
Edna Sleeper
Brookstreet
Herbert
Los Angeles
Cal
New Mexico
Sleeper
Rose Bowl
Judy
Nancy Lord
Edward Lord
Maplestreet
Carlisle Grange Attends Past Master Meeting in Tyrisborough
Carlisle Grange members attended the Past Master Association meeting in Tyrisborough on Friday night. They have been invited to neighbor with Bedford Grange on January 26.
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Carlisle Grange
Tyrisborough
Bedford Grange
Bedford Births at Emerson Hospital
Recent newborns in Bedford to local families include a son to William and Mrs. Marshall of 40 Notre Dame Road on January 6 a daughter to Edward and Mrs. Dumond of P O Box 144 on January 8 a son to Robert and Mrs. Fairchild of Ritveredge Road in Belmont on January 9 a son to Ronald and Mrs. Gustafson of 32 Genetti Circle on January 9 and a daughter to William and Mrs. Brazili of 4 Jonathan Jane on January 10.
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Bedford
Emerson Hospital
William Marshall
Notre Dame Road
Edward Dumond
P. O. Box
Robert Fairchild
Ritveredge Road
Billeriica
Ronald Gustafson
Genetti Circle
William Brazili
Jonathan Jane
How To Be Sick continued The Patient Who Drinks
A health column discusses varied TB patients, focusing on Mr C a Skid Row bottle patient who resists treatment by drinking and hiding medicines. It contrasts with Sam who aims for recovery and college, urging compliance with doctors and medicines to avoid relapse.
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Sam
Tubere
Mr. G
Skid Row
Massachusetts
Mr. C
Middlesex Health Association
County Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Agency
Winter remodeling ideas for trees and shrubs in a garden
Dr Rush P Marshall from the Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories advises planning a winter tree and shrub inventory to decide which to keep move or remove. Use deciduous trees for bold color and pair with evergreens then weave flowers around them for a remodeled garden effect. Moss on trunks signals clean air and is not harmful. prune and reduce tall trees to restore balance.
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Rush P. Marshall
Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories
Philip L. Rusden
Brooklyn Botanic Garden Children’s Garden harvests large crops
Carolyn Shaw and James busi- Peer ear pee der at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Children’s garden now in its 45th year draw nearly 400 attendees. harvest totaled about nine tons valued at over $2,000 with corn and lettuce leading the yields. The youngsters also planted a 400 foot flower border featuring many varieties.
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Carolyn Shaw
James Busi- Peer
Ear Pee Oeder
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Children's Garden
Plan to Can Your Garden Produce This Year
The National Garden Bureau urges expanding your vegetable garden to have extra produce for canning. Start planning now while browsing seed catalogs and visiting canning supply retailers. Fill jars during the growing season as vegetables mature and enjoy the satisfaction of preserving your own garden harvest.
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National Garden Bureau
Garden divisers use openwork trellis and color blocks
Garden dividers provide space for lounging, work, and play areas. An openwork trellis of Douglas fir 2x6s forms sturdy dividers with varied patterns. A baffle divide uses short lumber pieces in alternating checkerboard squares painted in different colors.
Your Home This Christmas Seasonal Lumber Paneling Idea
A Christmas season pitch highlights refinishing living rooms with soft rich colored west coast hemlock paneling. It emphasizes luxury and elegance at modest cost for the whole family to enjoy.
Tin Can Holder for Drill Stand Improvised Bench Tool
An improvised drill holder uses a large tin can opened at both ends nailed to a workbench. This craft item secures the drill, enabling stable operation and easy access during completion of tasks.
World’s Largest Wooden Building With Its Own Weather
The massive Douglas fir structure built during World War II near Tillamook ranks as the world’s largest wooden building. It stood 153 feet high and stored four giant blimps while withstanding a major fire that reached 150 feet, aided by fire retardant materials.
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Tillamook
Montana
Top Inventor’s Work Shapes Modern Homes and Buildings
A report highlights a key inventor whose innovations enabled nine in ten homes and many churches schools and commercial structures to stand. The article credits lasting influence on architecture and construction.
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