Car and Truck Crash on Curve Injures Several
A collision at a curve near Concord injures multiple people including Driscoll 53 Maynard and Manuel 23 Graniteville. Avila, from Billerica, and others suffer cuts and bruises. police describe a snow slick curve as a contributing factor. Emergency crews from Emerson Hospital respond.
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Concord
Driscoll
J. Maynard
Manuel
Graniteville Ord
Avila
E. Driscoll
Bissette
Main Acton
Billerica
Evangelical Free Church to Host Monday School Sermon
A Monday session at the Evangelical Free Church will feature Rev. Jensen as guest speaker. The associated Sodality completed its event last Wednesday at Monument Hall despite heavy snow.
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Rev
Rsen
D’s Sodality
Monumen Hall
Bedford Caucus Chooses Library and Selectmen Candidates
At Bedford Elementary School Auditorium last Friday night, two contests were held with under 100 attending. Nominations for the March 4 town election closed January 28. Library committee candidates: Kenneth Sheldon 62 votes and Priscilla Forte 56 beat Dorothy Bergen 46. Board of selectmen candidates: Louis K. Smith 55 and Arthur H. Hayden 48 led, defeating Joseph Mangion 43 and Warren Lewellen 24.
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Bedford
Library Committee
Kenneth Sheldon
Priscilla Forte
Dorothy Bergen
Selectman
Louis K. Smith
Arthur H. Hayden
Joseph Mangion
Warren K. Lewellen
Concord Girl Engaged to R James Morrison
Mr and Mrs William S Mills of Dover Street Concord announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Mills to R James Morrison son of Mr and Mrs Ralph A Morrison of Newton The couple plan an April wedding Virginia Mills a Waltham High School graduate employed by the Federal Civil Defense Administration Morrison a Our Lady's High School Newton graduate employed in Watertown
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Concord
William S. Mills
Dover Street
Waltham
Virginia
R. James Morrison
Ralph A. Morrison
Jasset Street
Newton
Miss Mills
Waltham High School
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Mr. Morrison
Our Lady’s High School
Watertown
Large share of pension claims need no adjustment
A Veterans Administration report shows more than 94 percent of 610000 compensation and pension claims reviewed since 1954 required no adjustment. The program, covering 1708000 cases, aims to verify postwar awards and may take three more years. Adjustments to payments have been rising as disabilities change.
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Veterans Administration
Serall
Neighborhood Principals Meet at South Junior High
Acton-Principal Raymond J Grey attended the monthly Neighborhood Junior High Principals Club meeting at South Junior High in Braintree. Anthony Pappas and Mr Grey also joined a MIT sponsored panel on Science and the Secondary School.
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Acton
Raymond J. Grey
New South
Braintree
Anthony Pappas
Mr. Grey
M.I.T
Institute of Radio Engineers
Julius A. Stratton
Chancelor
Federal tax filing outreach expands in Massachusetts 1957
The Boston District Office of the Internal Revenue Service outlines an expanded filing season effort using newspapers radio and television to inform taxpayers about Form 1040s and 1040As. District Director Frank J. Cavanagh notes coordinated programs with schools tax clinics civic groups and public broadcasts supplement phone and office assistance.
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Boston
Internal Revenue’ Service
Frank J. Cavanagh
Massachusetts
Mr. Cavanagh
Hearing Aids and Optical Services Advertised
Acousticon of Natick offers eyeglasses and cordless hearing aids with rental options and repair services for all makes. Free booklet and home consultations provided at 18 Chestnut St. Call Olympic 3-2777 for details.
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Acousticon of
Natick
Chestnut St. Olympic
Panama Teacher Guest of Concord Engages Students
January at Concord High features Carlos Garcia of Panama visiting under the HEW program to teach English and Spanish classes. He gave a talk comparing school life in Panama and the local student body, and has become well known to students and faculty. Liquid insecticides should be stored above freezing to avoid harm.
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Concord
Concord High
Carlos Garcia
Panama
United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Volunteers sought for Mothers' March on Polio in Middlesex
Middlesex County plans recruiting drive for the Mothers' March on Polio January 27. Belmont’s Mrs John Nagle chairs the county effort aiming to visit every home and hand out pamphlets urging Salk inoculations and marking shot schedules. The group hopes to match or surpass last year’s fund raising and promote preventive vaccination for polio victims. Marlboro women may contact co chair Mrs Roland N Dessein.
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Middlesex County
John Nagle
Belmont
Sarge
Massachusetts
Marlboro
Rolind N. Dessein
Bruins Stars Use Custom Made Hockey Sticks
Forwards Real Chevrefils Jerry Toppazzini and John Peirson of the Boston Bruins all use sticks custom made to their specifications.
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Real Chevrefils
Jerry Toppazzini
John Peirson
Boston Bruins
Ten In Two Families Driven Into Cold Fire Disaster
A 2 alarm fire at 142 144 Commonwealth avenue in West Concord forced two families with six children to flee in night clothes into 20 degree temperatures. Elton Allen Jr. alerted fire crews after discovering the blaze on the third floor. the Randells nearby escaped uninjured. Fire chief Patterson said the fire, started likely by a space heater, gutted the Allen side and caused heavy water and smoke damage. Damage estimated between 8000 and 10000 dollars with crews hindered by cold and wind delays.
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West Concord
Commonwealth Avenue
Elton Allen, Jr
Randells
Harry A. Patterson
Central Station
Lexington
Allen
Elton, Jr
Nancy
Ralph Randell
Linda
Patricia
Robert
Diane
Patterson
Dasmage
Funeral for Louise Hunneman in Lexington
Louise Hunneman 77 of 136 Page Road widow of Frederic B. Hunneman hydraulic engineer died last Thursday at Massachusetts General Hospital Born in Louisville Kentucky she spent most of life in Greater Boston Resided previously at 7 Parker Street Lexington Survived by daughters Mrs Richard D Braintree and Miss Laura Hunneman two sons William H Hunneman and Frederic Hunneman Jr six grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral held Saturday afternoon at the Church of Our Redeemer Lexington
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Bedford
Louise
Fay Hunneman
Page Road
Frederic B. Hunneman
Massachusetts General Hospital
Louisville
Kentucky
Greater
Boston
Parker Street
Lexington
Sien
Richard D Braintree
Thesis A
Deering
Laura Hunne
Louise Hunneman
William H. Hunneman
Frederic Hunneman, Jr
Califfornia
Church of Our Redeemer
Cornell professors study tree burning effects on pine types
Ithaca New York Cornell University professors examine how different pine species respond to fire. Red pine burns slower and less completely than white pine which burns quickly and fully, affecting fire behavior and tree resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Tuberculosis Cases Reported At Rate Of One Every Five Minutes
The report notes about 100,000 new tuberculosis cases annually, equating to roughly one case every five minutes. Health officials warn of ongoing transmission and advocate for early diagnosis and treatment to curb spread.
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Emerson
Amburdman
Norman
Edward J
Siers
Charles H. Cospital
Cord
Mark
Ller Lumber
Post RD
Sudbury
Hilltop
Sarage Crowder
Wallace Lindquist
Esvie Avenue
Maynard
Emerson Hospital
Florence Tremblay
Lena Tremblay
Walnut Street
Oscar Lindquist
ABC
America
Deske Brothers
Maynard, Mass
Rochester, N.Y
Robert Doane
Main Street
Hudson
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