Maynard Water Committee Urges $50,000 Main Upgrades
Maynard special water committee reports on 1955 progress, cites six meetings, railroads with Acton Arlington and other towns, and a key finding of reduced hydrant capacity. It recommends a $50,000 appropriation from water revenue to lay new 8 to 12 inch mains in Florida Waln ut Elmwood Chandler and Fairfield streets to improve fire protection and begin system cleaning.
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Acton
Arlington
Billerica
Concord
Sudbury
Waltham
Weston
Westbort
Maynard
Elmwood
Thompson Streets
Florida
Euclid Avenue
Thomas Street
Haley and Ward
Maybury Village
Old Mill Road
Florida Road
Summer Street
Walnut Street
Thompson
River Street
Walnut
Main Street
Elmwood Street
Parker
Chandler Street
Fairfield Street
Chandler
Ruoff A. Tompkins
Henry T. Hanson
Emile A. Dumas
Raymond J. Sheridan
Herbert Ruotsala
Motors Save Tax Payments By Deducting Gasoline Taxes
Massachusetts AAA official Robert S. Kretschmar outlines tax tips to save motorists money. Deduct state gasoline tax and other costs on federal returns. lists deductible items for personal and business auto use and notes cross state rate details and limits.
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Bay State
Robert S. Kretschmar
Masachusetts Division
American Automobile Association
Kretschmer
Tiiple-A
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Ermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Canadian
Ee Theemotor Club
AAA
Automobile Club
Pike
Kretschmar
Mother's March Plans Stow and Maynard Polio Drive
The Mother's March on Polio will be held in Stow on Thursday January 26 led by Mrs David Smith with many local mothers. In Maynard the march occurs Sunday January 29 from 2 to 4 PM under Mrs Havelock Armour with about 100 mothers. captains include Mrs Alfred David and others. Contributions may be sent to Lena Downey at Assabet Institution For Savings Maynard. The drive aims to raise about 3000 for polio medical expenses, noting the March of Dimes covers treatments and the need to protect future children.
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Stow
David Smith
Maynard
Havelock Armour
Armour
Alfred David
Irving Manning
Worsley. Fardty
Wing
Lena Downey
Assabet Institution For Savings
Nason Street
Mass
March of Dimes i
March of Dimes
Sudbury Girl Scout Camp Plans for Summer at Clarke Camp
Sudbury Girl Scout news outlines camp Clarke reopening under Mrs Cooper for four weeks in July with Brownies first two weeks and Intermediates next five. Camp stamps sold via Mrs Einar Johnson to cover insurance and milk. girls to bring lunch. Bus transport for Red Cross swimming lessons from class. Juliette Low Day planned for April. Leaders gain new resources at Goodnow Library and Brownies get ten frames for pot holders.
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Sudbury Girl Scout Regen Sudbury
Goodnow
Théodore, Harding
Tnelund
Clarke
Sudbury
Cooper
Harpin
Iir
Red Cross
Einar Johnson
Windsor Road
South Sudbury
Camp
Virginia
Goodnow Library
Merle Hamilton
Juliette Low
Browhie
Magasu
Somerville
Richard Schmalz
Wbz-Tv
Paden
Redden
Execu
Alcott School Parents Group to Meet Next Tuesday
Concord announces a meeting of the Alcott School Parents Group at 7 45 p m Tuesday January 31 in the new auditorium. The steering committee will announce results of a recent questionnaire on group staffing and Dr Gilbert Wilson of Boston University will review what children nationwide are doing in social studies. Parents and townspeople are invited to attend.
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Concord
Alcott School
Gilbert Wilson
Boston University
Rev Kaucher on Ben Franklin 250th Birthday at Carlisle
Carlisle Unitarian minister Rev Albert N Kaucher preached on the 250th birthday of Benjamin Franklin. Next Sunday the morning service at 10 45 will be led by the youth group. Carl J Swanson resumed duties in Waltham after illness. Church council meets tonight at 8 at Mrs Ralph A Gerow’s home. Open House marks the Bates 35th anniversary with Richard Bates Sr a dairyman and former selectman.
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Albert N. Kaucher
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Ben Franklin
Church Council of First Religious Society
Ralph .A. Gerow
School Street
Richard B. Bates
Bedford Road
Scout meeting notice for March 14 at Goodnow Library
A notice urges all leaders and Troop Committee members to attend the next meeting on March 14 at 10 a.m. The venue is Goodnow Library.
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Goodnow Library
Sudbury Representative Reports On Bills Filed
Sudbury Representative James De Normandie's first year highlights education and conservation focus. He filed bills to relocate the historic Stone Bridge over the Sudbury River, build the Wayland center bypass, establish the Bay Circuit Plan, study Cat Rock Hobbs Brook, and extend tax exemptions for college students over 18. He notes broad support and invites feedback, plus a Navy missile range mention and a March of Dimes appeal.
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Sudbury
James DeNormandie
House
Senate
Wayland and
Framingham Historical Societies
Wayside Inn
Commonwealth
Sudbury River
Cambridge
Wayland Selectmen
Mass. Dept. of Public Works
Wayland Center
Raytheon
Charles Eliot
William’ Roger Greeley
Trustees of Reservations
Dept. of Natural Resources
Greater
Boston
Ipswich
Concord Assabet
Duxbury
Massachusetts
Mass
Charter Night Planned for Littleton Lions Club
Plans outline for charter night in Littleton sponsored by Concord Lions at Trail Inn. Attendees include Irving Dunn president, Nels A Palm Jr district chair, Rudolph W Currier Concord club president, Leon J Moreau former Concord leader. No meeting Feb 6. charter night set for Feb 4 with tickets from members.
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Littleton
Littleton Lions Club
Concord Lions
Trail Inn
Route 2A
Irving Dunn
Nels A. Palm, Jr
South Chelmsford
Rudolph W. Currier
Concord Club
Leon J. Moreau
Merrill Cobb
Trainee At Fort Dix Wears Over 16 Pounds of Clothes
Fort Dix New Jersey reports basic trainees wear over sixteen pounds of clothing in winter field training. On cold days gear includes field jacket fatigue uniform OGs wool cap boots gloves and other layers. The article notes the gear aims to preserve movement and explains chenille origin from French caterpillar.
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Fort Dix
N. J
Post Quartermaster
Polio Vaccine Safety Review Delayed By Violet Ray Probe
Washington reports Davis claims polio vaccine supply being tied to violet ray safety checks. Government committee intends to review serum processing and virus use to ensure safety before approval. Results of tests are awaited to assess if violet rays affect vaccine integrity.
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Washington
Davis
United Press
Gove
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Diversified Chemical Company
Schreiber Maynard
Dewey & Almy Chemical CO
W. R. Grace & CO
Acton Plant
A.F.C.R.C
BEDFO
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Center
Electronics Research Directorate
Geophysics Research Directorate
Operational Application Laboratory
Air Research and Development Command
Headquarters
United States Air Force
USAF
Stow, Maynard
Girl Scout News
Carlisle
Carl J. Swanson
South Street
Rep. DeNormandie
Point Mugu
California
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U. S. Air Force
Donald Quarles
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Parke Davis
Rays
Medic Foundation
Aera Se
Rayon
Sealy
Ot Sealy
Firth
Sony
American Standards Testing Bureau
Aia
Sealy, Inc
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