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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
14
Stow Fire Chief James Lund lists matches and smoking materials as top fire causes in a safety talk to the Stow Grange. He cites dirty flue pipes faulty wiring space heaters oily rags and cellophane bags as dangers. Chief Oil Police Addy adds home security tips and highway safety notes.
J M Fields announces the Philip Feldman Scholarship of 500 awarded to Miss Cynthia Beth Rudek of Springfield. The scholarship honors co founder Philip Feldman and is given to a child of a company employee upon committee recommendation. Rudek is a University of Connecticut freshman, daughter of Philip S Rudek, Springfield shoe department manager.
The article urges careful driving with a clear wind shield view to deter theft and notes never to pass a stopped school bus when lights flash. It quotes the Chief stating air conceal pistols and rifles are firearms and minors cannot receive signed permission to possess them.
Frank Stub by Overmire was appointed manager today in Durham North Carolina as part of the Carolina League a Class B affiliate of the Detroit Tigers. The announcement comes from Detroit UPI sources highlighting the new leadership for the Durham club.
Stow residents may register with Town Clerk Francis Warren on Friday January 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday February 3 from 12 noon to 10 p.m. All eligible voters are urged to register ahead of the February 123 town election.
Ruth McIntire from the University of Massachusetts speaks on Party Dates over Channel 5 in Concord at 12 30 p m on Tuesday. Photograph exhibition by Jack Breed ends Saturday at the Concord Free Public Library followed by a Concord Academy pupil painting display.
The Algonquin Council, Boy Scouts of America, votes to streamline from four to three districts Eastern Central and Western to serve 5338 registered scouts across 18 towns and a city. Each district will have a professional executive supported by committees to improve access and sponsorships.
All volunteer adult leaders will meet soon to organize committees and name three new Districts. District Chairmen are Louis V. Gagan for Captain Tom, George D. Manter for Mohawk, and Viis Morey for Mi-Ho Me Whip District currently has no chairman.
The Census Bureau announced a 1960 Population and Housing Census district office at 520 Main Street Fitchburg under Director James W. Turbitt. William Garbose will supervise 19 crew leaders and 289 enumerators in Worcester and Middlesex counties with 160,000 enumerators nationally.
Captain John Smith arrived at Jamestown seeking gold or silver but found timber instead. Since independence the United States has produced 3,000,000 million board feet of lumber, enough to build a six foot wide boardwalk from here to the sun.
Stop & Shop marks 45th anniversary with a drawing offering a free world tour for two. Entries available in Massachusetts and Rhode Island stores, with a local luggage prize in each shop and a final drawing January 30.
A public notice urges readers to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial option. It emphasizes national savings and endorses government backed securities for individuals seeking long term growth.
Bedford's Dr Vince Calvaresi of Bedford will judge Chihuahuas Pomeranians and pugs at the final all breed event in Hartford on February 13. Framingham and K C club members will judge hounds and non sporting breeds, with regional clubs preparing for the Neyland winter show as Hartford vies for a major winter event.
Jose Llamusas of Havana will attend the Tampa annual festival to help eliminate misunderstandings between Ivan and Cuba, according to Cuban Rene Dechard.
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