Pupils From 'owns Compete In 90 Concerts
Pupils from Concord and surrounding towns prepare for a major state wide choral and band festival featuring 40 bands and a massed chorus. The event includes instrument showcases, adjudications, and a substantial fundraising effort with many community committees and volunteers coordinating from May through the school district. Participating towns include Wakefield to Concord with scores of others listed.
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Ory
Emerd
Concord Women Plan Debates on World Policy Decisions
The Concord League of Women Voters announces Decisions 1957 a world affairs education program. Eight weekly discussions from February to March will be broadcast with experts guiding citizens as they study and vote on U S foreign policy issues.
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League of Women Voters
Citizens of Concord
World Affairs Council
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Boston Public Library
Boston Junior Chamber of Commerce
United States
Wgbh-Tv
Wgbh-Fm
Henry Parkman
U. S. Com
Concord League of Women Voters invites candidates to speak
The Concord League of Women Voters invites town office candidates to address residents Wednesday evening February 13 at 8 o clock in Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium. Invitations go to every Concord household. Candidates include Gordon H. Ogilvie Harold C. Smith for selectman, Edward P. Chase for the three year term, Ralph T. Haskell and Samuel Hazard for the school committee three year term.
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Concord
Concord Leagueg of Women Voters
Wells A.° Hall Memorial Auditorium
League
Offgy
Selectman
Charles W. Allen
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Harold C. Smith
Edward P Chase
School Committee
Ralph T. Haskell
Samuel Hazard
Boy Scout Exposition Set for February Night at State Armory
The public is reminded of the annual Boy Scout exposition at the State Armory this coming Saturday night February 2 at 7 o'clock. It marks National Boy Scout Week with demonstrations including a cub scout induction and an Indian dance team. The public is welcome.
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Concord
State Armory
Concord candidates introduced for town offices
After each candidate has given his five minute talk there will be a question period. This is an excellent opportunity for the people of Concord to get acquainted with the men who are running for these important town offices.
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Concord
Rusty taps loosened with household ammonia drops
The Alabama Extension Service says that rusty tap or pipe connections can be loosened with a few drops of household ammonia.
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Alabama Extension Service
Leaders to Honor 4-H Members in Westford Banquet
Middlesex County 4 H leaders hold their annual banquet on February 4 at First Parish Church United Westford at 6 45 p m with Mylo S Downey as guest speaker speaking on Keeper of the Keys State 4 H Leader Merle E L Howes will present state champion certificates to Elizabeth Farmer and William Pickard of Pepperell Leaders awards go to Peter Perry Westford and many others including Mrs George Dutton Carlisle Mrs Priscilla Hill Westford Stephen Klyce Harvard and Andrew Wilbur Pepperell Family Certificates will be awarded to three outstanding 4 H families Reservations through the service club or town chairman are urged
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Concord
Middlesex County
Westford
Mylo S. Downey
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Downey
Lilla Phalon
Stow
Northern Middlesex
Richard Lewis
Chelmsford
Merle E L. Howes
Massachusetts
Littleton
Peter Perry
George Dutton
Carlisle
Edward Denton
Lincoln
Priscilla Hill
Milton Hunter
Elmer Joyce
Pepperell
Austin King
Stephen Klyce
Harvard
Walter Lewis Chelmsford
Leo Makela
Townsent
Harold
Webber
Groton
Andrew Wilbur
George Callahan
George Rossbach
Townsend
Pepperell County
Bana Moore
Donald Hildreth
Jean Chamberlain
Jonathan Aldrich
John O’connell
Patricia Darrah
Mary Hardy
Alice Seymour
Ashby
Larry Callahan
Dracut
Sandra
Saw‘yer
Gidon
Richard’ Lewis
William Williams
Priscilla Pearson
Service Club
Mr. Dewey
King Backs Bill To Fine Jaywalkers
Boston court and state officials report Rudolph F. King backing a bill granting cities authority to fine jaywalkers up to 2 dollars per year for repeat offenses within a calendar year. The measure requires crosswalk or marked signal crossing within 300 yards of signals and aims to cut pedestrian deaths noted last year. King argued pedestrians need protection while urging local option over state-wide scope.
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Boston
Rudolph F. King
Lve
King
Legislative Committee On Highways and Motor Vehicles
Massachusetts
Sugar Cane Bagasse Used in Insulation History
In 1920 Louisiana researchers first produced insulating and building materials from sugar cane bagasse marking an early use of agricultural byproducts in construction.
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Louisiana
Concord League Opens Great Decisions Series
Concord League of Women Voters hosts an eight week Great Decisions foreign policy series starting February 7. Three hostesses invite neighbors to watch the TV program at 7:45 PM and then join discussions with moderators using provided information kits.
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Concord
Concord League of Women Voters
Donald L. Gillespie
Monument Street
Richard W. Hamilton
Oxbow Road
Thomas E. Weaver
Old Bridge Road
World Affairs Council
Acton Spring Play Set by Maynard Dramatic Club
Acton residents prepare for a spring production at Parker Street Hall with Helen Kehoe directing. Town meeting warrants are under review by Town Counsel John J. Sheehan as selectmen hold Tuesday night meetings at the Town Hall.
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Maynard Dramatic Club
Parker Street Hall
Helen Kehoe
Acton
John J. Sheehan
Town Hall
Rhode Island’s Greater Providence Dominates Population
Rhode Island’s reputation as a city state arises from two thirds of the state's residents living in the Greater Providence area, shaping political and economic influence.
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Rhode
Isla
Greater
Providence
Youth Fires Rifle in Police Station After Car Crash
A Waltham youth employed at Raytheon Hanscom plant died after shooting himself with a .22 rifle in Chief Kelleys office at the Concord police station. He had earlier been in a car crash on Bedford Street and was treated at Emerson Hospital. His parents Lindgren located, debt and a romance cited as motives.
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Waltham
Raytheon
Hanscom
Bedford
Bedford Street
Route 62
Emerson Hospital
John Chisholm
Norman Christian
B. D. Winchell
Lincoln
James F. Hanley
Concord
James Alexander, Jr
Clark
Robert E. Kelley
Alexander
Chisholm
Christian
Winchell
Houck
Kelley
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
New Hampshire
Jaffrey
Lindgren
Sara Gaudet
Ural Lindgren
West Concord Oy
Korea
Marines
Milton Clark
Whitman
Hull
Bleach Advice Warns Against Excessive Use in Fabrics
The notice cautions that using too much bleach does not whiten fabrics better or faster and instead weakens the fibers. It urges following manufacturer directions to avoid damage and maintain fabric integrity.
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A. Atwater
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Robert S. Ireland
Donald B. Sincair
H. Whittemore Brown
Board of Selectmen
John F. Donovan
Concord High School
Charles K Yeremian
Walter K. Walters
Harvard Trust Company
George H. Taft
Eleanor H. Friedman
James Billings
Gordon Hull
George C. Jetter
Calvin Brown
Edward Nahigian
Kenneth Curtis
Ronald Enticknap
Joseph T. Brown
William Kemp
Charles Chamberlain
Wesley Wilmont
John McWalter
Ralph Macone
Lawrence Bascom
Robert Barber
Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Watrtown
Belmont
Maure
Winchester
Lowell
Melrose
Billerica
Medford
Stoneham
Cambridge
Marlboro Saugus
Lynn
Reading
Everett
Newton
Holliston
Danvers
Lawrence Methuen
Beverly
Marblehead
North Andover
Haverhill
Swampscott
Gloucester
Amesbury
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Seventhrmy
Germany
Concord League of Women
Russia
U. S
Europe
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China
U.S
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Coplexs
Nancy Bigdle
Concord L. W. V
T. Livingston Hall
New York
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Joseph P. Girdziewiski
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Thompson Street
Maynard
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Life Insurance
Accident and Sickness Insurance Group Insurance
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Ft. Kilmer, N.J
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