Concord Man Named Head to Social Relations Department
Dr. Robert W. White has been named head of the Social Relations Department at Harvard, after completing his D. degree and serving as a psychology lecturer. He has led the Mental Health Association of Central Middlesex and authored works on personality and abnormal personality, with two books and a 1956 co authored volume.
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Concord
Robert W
Har
Talcott
Coolidge Road
Ince
White
Mental Health Association of
Central Middlesex
Harvard
Cross Country Jet Flight Averages 732 MPH At Bedford Base
Maj. Smith J. Haydon Richmond and Capt. Charles Ty led a U.S. Air Force jet test from Arlington to Bedford, flying 9 04 to 5 17 in a scientific stream study. The craft reached 37 000 feet, 65 to 70 below zero, with speeds near 900 mph and an average 732 mph.
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Rlington
Park Av Air Force
Here
Iforina
Smith J. Haydon Yichmond
Ken
Charles Ty
James Holbrook
Maj. Smith
New Mexico
Washington
Florida
Smith
Court citation regarding Leon Aynard in county administration
A court citation in February 1957 notes Leon Aynard's involvement in county administration presented to C Leggat, Esquire, Foley, Register. The notice appears dated February with February 7 and 14 references.
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Leonaynard
C. Leggat
Es- Foley
Massachusetts probate citation notice for personal representative
The fragment cites probate proceedings in Massachusetts naming an executor and a surety. It references a February 1 1957 filing deadline and requests appearance or action related to the estate.
Styron Officers Appointed to Tile Council Committees
Two officers of Stylon Corporation Milford Massachusetts join executive committees of the Tile Council of America an industry group of ceramic tile manufacturers. Joseph Mass becomes advertising and promotion committee member while Paul Herbert joins the research committee as the Tile Council produces over ninety percent of US ceramic floor and wall tile in its 13th year of activity.
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Stylon Corporation
Milford
Mass
Tile Council of America Inc
Joseph Mass
Styron
Paul Herbert
Tile Council
Pupils of Acton View Inauguration Observed at Home
On Monday grades 4 5 and 6 from West School watched the inauguration ceremonies on television at classmates homes. Home room mothers organized transport, and teachers and pupils thank the mothers for their cooperation and hospitality.
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Acton
West School
Drying as the oldest form of preservation
A concise note explains that drying is the oldest method used to preserve various items. It highlights historical reliance on moisture removal to extend shelf life and reduce decay.
Emerson Hospital Civil Defense Groups Meet For Disaster Plan Review
Concord reports detail the second Emerson Hospital disaster plan executive committee meeting held Tuesday evening. Committees I II IV V and VI discussed reports. chairs urged to attend and present. Dan Smith. radio officer offered help. Red Cross concerns over overlap with Committee V. mass feeding to Loring Grime's group.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
John E. Mutty
Dan Smith
Civil Defense Organization
Robert C. Cobb
Red Cross
Loring Grime
Committee of Concord Red Cross
Davenport Wallace
Ethel Waters Faces Hard Times Yet Keeps Faith and Humor
Ethel Waters, 56, once a Broadway and film star known for Stormy Weather and The St. Louis Blues, now struggles with debt and irregular work. She says she remains wealthy in love and faith, and plans to appear on Break the Bank to win a $15,000 prize by answering religious songs questions.
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Sam
Darlin
Broadway
Pennsylvania
Ethel Waters
Chester
Miss Waters
Acton Public Voter Registration Sessions Begin
A series of registration sessions for new voters starts Friday at the South Acton Schoolhouse from 7 to 9 p.m. The second session is Friday at the West Acton Fire Station from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The final session occurs Tuesday at Town Hall from noon to 10 p.m.
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Acton
South Acton
West Acton
Town Hall
Coat making classes open at Concord
Concord residents are invited to join a six session coat making program run by the Middlesex County Extension Service. First lesson began January 30 at the Extension Office in Concord, with additional sessions planned in Ashland February 12 Townsend February 14.
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Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service
Concdé
Blanche W. Eames
Ashland
Townsend
Eames
Extension Service
Roger Clarke
Concord Street
George Rossback
Turnpike Road
Grange Plans Valentine Party for Tuesday
The Lincoln Grange P of H will hold a Valentine Party on Tuesday February 5 at 8 PM in the Town House hosted by lecturer Mrs William M Deah Refreshments will be served Officers from Bedford Carlisle and Waltham Granges attended the last meeting Guest speaker James R Press of the Registry of Motor Vehicles spoke on Highway Safety Marion Riley won the cake demonstration and refreshments were provided by Isobel Peirce and the Rogers and Donaldson families
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Lincoln
Lincoln Grange
P. of H
William M.deah
Bedford
Carlisle
Waltham Granges
James R. Press
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Marion Riley
Isobel Peirce
David Rogers
James Donaldson
Gardner Grabs Bruins’ Endurance Record in 238th Game
Center Cal Gardner set a Boston Bruins endurance mark with his 238th straight appearance this season surpassing the 237 game record held by Ken Smith.
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Cal Gardner
Boston Bruins
Ken Smith
Middlesex Extension Service Expands 1957 News Bulletin
Concord reports the Middlesex County Extension Service will expand the Middlesex County Bulletin for 1957 to all county residents on a subscription basis. Director J T Brown says the policy makes the bulletin self supporting and broadens access to agriculture home making and 4 H Club articles and economic reports.
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Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service
Middlesex County
J.T. Brown
Everett Street
Bailiff Tyler Fined After Wave Delays Stop Sign Halt
Council Bluffs municipal court bailiff William O. Tyler said he waved to a highway patrolman while driving and forgot to stop. Judge Andrew J. Nielsen fined him for the traffic lapse.
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Council Bluffs, Ia
William O. Tyler
Tyler
Andrew J. Nielsen
Concord Rotary Hears Town Manager on Budget and Roads
Concord Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson spoke at the Rotary Club meeting at Howard Johnson's. He explained charter details on appointments, advocated centralized purchasing and a performance budget, and urged better inter departmental coordination and a mechanized accounting system to handle peak loads over Concord’s 100 miles of roads and heavy traffic corridors.
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Concord
Rotary Club of
D. Edward Cleary, Jr
Newton Club
Randolph Piper
Howard Johnson
Theodore M. Nelson
H. Whitte E’ Brown
Concor Board of Selectmen
Nelson
Variety meats offer thrifty weekly family meals
Concord readers learn smart planning for variety meats like liver, heart, kidney, tongue and tripe. Miss Marion DeRoche of Middlesex Extension urges fresh purchase, proper color, quick storage, and careful cooking to maximize nutrition and flavor.
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Concord
Marion DeRoche
Middlesex County Extension Service
Spud Champ Sets Harvest Reign in Aroostook County
Frederick Clark of Ashland set a season record in Presque Isle during the potato harvest by picking 185 barrels of spuds in one day in Aroostook County Maine.
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Presque, Isle
Frederick
Clark
Ashland
Aroostook County
Sugarcane's Dominant Role in Global Sucrose Supply
Sugarcane furnishes nearly three quarters of the world's supply of sucrose, underscoring its pivotal role in global sugar production and trade.
Concord Bride Janet Baker-Carr Weds Wilton Man in Middlesex Chapel
Miss Janet Baker-Carr daughter of Mrs. Walter D. Edmonds of Nashawtuc Hill Concord marries John Kimball Whiting III of Fox Howe Farm Wilton New Hampshire at Middlesex School chapel Rev Charles W F Smith officiates. Bride wears ivory silk taffeta with cathedral train. reception at Concord Country Club. They plan to reside in West Hartford Connecticut.
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Concord
Janet Baker Carr
Walter D. Edmonds
Nashawtuc Hill
Christopher T. Baker-Carr
London
England
John Kimball Whiting
John K. Whiting
Fox Howe Farm
Wilton
New Hampshire
Middlesex School
Charles W. F. Smith
Episcopal
Concord Country Club
Christopher D. T. Bakers Carr
John Barrie Flint
Cumberland
B. Russell Buck
Winnetka
Illinois
Francis C. Huntington
St. James
Long Island
John R. Myer
Cambridge
Everett Morss, Jr
William P. Whiting
James M. Storey
Alexandria
Virginia
William Lincoln Boyden
Beverly
Russell Buck, Jr
Peter Bullard
Wellesley
George J. Mullen, Jr
Watertor
Charles Boit
Daniel Simonds, Jr
Brookline
George L. Batchelder
Bremerton
Washington
Chatelard
Montreux
Switzerland
Buckingham School
Webber-Douglas School of Dramatic Art
Lincoln
Boston
Whiting
Harvard College
Porcellian Club
Hasty Pudding Institute
University of Hartford
Connecticut
U. S. Naval Reserve
Korea
Far East
Mediterranean
Laymen's League to View Films at First Religious Society
Carlisle Laymen's League meets next Tuesday February 5 at 7 15 PM for supper and program at the First Religious Society dining hall President George W Foss presides Public program at 8 15 PM in Union Hall features Lieut Wittenberger of the 24th AAA Missile Battalion Bedford who will show Nike and narrator film Sage Maj Oakley Stockton Hanscom Field will answer questions Supper committee includes Lyle Grant Jay Fisk John Grindall Frank O Miller Invites guests from Congregational and Catholic churches
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Carlisle
Sage
Maj
Oakley Stockton
School Street
Lincoln Laboratory
Hanscom Air Base
Bedford
Lyle L. Grant
Jay Fisk
John Grindall
Frank O. Miller
Concord High math teacher Levy featured in Mathematics Teacher article
Concord High mathematics instructor Levy wrote Toward Discovery and Creativity published in The Mathematics Teacher January issue. The piece discusses teacher student relations and the value of fostering inquiry and independent learning through opportunities for boundless discoveries.
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Concord
Norton Levy
Concord High
Levy
Mr. Levy
Insects as Primary Food Competitor in U S
Insects are mankind's main rival for the food feed and fiber produced. Over ten thousand species of destructive insects exist within the United States.
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United States
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