Saint Bellarmine and Democracy Theme in School Note
The text reflects on a planned new school facility for Rose Hawthorne pupils, with grades from kindergarten to eighth, and outlines broader reflections on democracy. It connects Thomas Bellarmine’s writings to American independence and Jefferson, noting the influence on the Declaration of Independence and suggesting a place to teach democratic ideals at the new school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Reserve Elementary School
Fken
Our Republic
Robert Bellar
Jefferson
Bellarmine Hem
Llarmine
George Mason
Thames
Robert Bel
Bellarmine
Robert Filmer
America
Filmer
Cardinal Bellarmine
Algernon Sidney
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Virginia
Sidney
Library of Congress
Bellamine
Catnhones
St. Thomas
St. Joan of Arc
Robert Bellarmine
Local notices from Acton center and area I summer activities
Miss Barbara Allen assists at Camp Middlesex in Ashby this summer. Misses Jane Novick and Grace Engebretsen enjoy vacations and will return to work Monday. The Battleground Cafe reopens July 14 after annual vacation. Judges Mc Walter and Northrup are on vacation, Rhodes clerk on leave with Sheehan filling in Acton and Concord connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Allen
Acton Center
Camp
Middlesex
Ashby
Jane Novick
Maynard
Grace Engebretsen
Concord
Battleground Cafe
Emmanuel Lamonakis
John Lamonakis
Maurice McWalter
Main Street
Concord District Court
Pierre A. Northrup
Lexington
Robert S. F. Rhodes
Acton
John J. Sheehan
Maynard Man on Cruise for Naval Midshipmen
Maynard A MacLellan boatswain’s mate second class USN husband of Irene MacLellan serves aboard the battleship Missouri. He embarks with twenty eight Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps units for a two month training cruise to pass professional know how to midshipmen from the Naval Academy. The group will perform ship duties and stand watches as Missouri makes stops.
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Great Lakes
Ilinois
Stuart A. MacLellan
USN
Irene MacLellan
Naylor Court
Maynard
Missouri
Naval Academy
Naval Reserve
Settee Wheels Stain Warwick's Village Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR notes reference wheels and Warwick's village, hinting at a local piece on a shop or event. Readable bits mention a poet office and usage in the village, but details are unclear and missing concrete actions or dates.
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Warwick's
Villag Village
Posts Report For Hospital During June
Concord Miss Elmina L Snow administrator of the hospital reports June totals: Medical 38, Surgical 120, Obstetrical 64, Newborns 26 female 27 male, admissions 275, discharges 272, in hospital 631 52 45, out patients 276, deaths under 48 hours 1 over 48 hours 1 total 2, stillborn 1, operations major 56 minor 124 nursery 12 total 192, rays 3324, lab exams 92485, path exams 38, accidents auto 20 other 53 total 73, daily average 1951 42.0, daily average 1952 51.7, largest patients 60, smallest patients 42, male 84 female 191, Hoag 170, under 4 5a on no key days 306, total 551, medical surgical days 687 obstetrical days 358 newborn days 306 total 1554, patients by towns Concord 93 out pts 83 Maynard 5 Acton 9 26 5 Bedford 255 15 Lincoln 22 25 Stow 0 0 Carlisle 0 0 Littleton 84 12 Sudbury 11 Harvard 1 Boxboro 2 Lexington 16 2 Hudson 69 2 Wayland 0 2 Others 74 4 total 276
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Elmina L. Snow
the &Merson Hospital
Newborks
Maynard ' Es
Acton
Bedford
Lincoln
Carlisle Et Ce
Littleton
Sudbury
Harvard
Boxboro
Lexington
Hudson
Wayland
Five Bedford Children Tour Logan Airport
A group of five children from V. A. Hospital Bedford visited Logan International Airport for an educational tour. Guided by John Krikorian they saw the Chanel of Our Lady of the Airways, the U S Weather Station, the Observation Deck and toured an Eastern Airlines liner with escort from officials.
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Bedford
V. A. Hospital
Logan International Airport
John Krikorian
Our Lady of the Airways
U.S
Eastern Airlines
Bedford Couple Marks 46th Anniversary
Bedford Mrs and Mrs John T McGrath of 29 Hartford Street observed their 46th wedding anniversary last week. They have two daughters two sons and four grandchildren.
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Bedford
John T. McGrath
Hartford Street
Local ladies embark on Chicago motor trip
Miss Bertha Stone with Mrs. Catherine Lyons and Miss Mary Driscoll of Maynard are enjoying a two weeks motor trip to Chicago by way of Niagara Falls. In Chicago they will visit Mr and Mrs Edward Currie, uncle and aunt of Miss Driscoll and Mrs Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Stone
Catherine Lyons
Mary Driscoll
Maynard
Chicago
Niagara Fall
Edward Currie
Miss Driscoll
Lyons
Relic Rifle Recovered From Shiloh Site
Corinth resident Norman Hagg displayed a Civil War rifle recovered while fishing near the Shiloh battlefield site. The weapon was pulled from a water area near the historic battle landmark.
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Corinth
Senate report accuses Truman of delaying air power progress
The senate preparedness committee released a six month study charging President Truman ignored Joint Chiefs of Staff warnings and prioritized fiscal concerns over national safety. The report warns 1954 is the most dangerous year and criticizes delays in aircraft production with calls to cut military fat and improve efficiency. Separate action on mine safety flagships shows Congressman Graham Barden clashing with committee members over delaying hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Preparedness Committee
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Point Chiefs of Staff
JCS
United States
Graham Barden
House Education and Labor Committee
North Carolina
Barden
Gus Kelley
Sam McConnell
Pennsylvania
Taft and Eisenhower Face Neck and Neck Showdown
The Taft Eisenhower race remains tight with early tallies showing Taft at 540 first ballots versus 521 for Eisenhower. Analysts note Ike has hidden strength but warn last minute pressures could swing results. pundits struggle to forecast the outcome next week.
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Chicago
Taft
Eizenhower
Eisenhower
Ike
Bible School At Stow Tops 100 Attendance
The Union Evangelical church of Stow reports its Daily Vacation Bible School exceeded a century in attendance twice last week with 103 on both Tuesday and Thursday. The D V B S ends Friday with a 7 pm demonstration by students. A Lake Boon Bible school is planned July 14 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Union Evangelical Church of Stow
D.V.B.S
Union Church
Lake Boon
Association Hall
Bolton
Lillian Brown
Little West Pond
Concord Evangelical Free Church
Trainer S J Patterson Races Under Mrs Agnello Name
S J Patterson trains a string once owned by the late N J Agnello and will race horses under Mrs Agnello for continued involvement in racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Patterson
N. J. Agnello
Voigt May Speak About Recent Trip at Rotary Meeting
Concord Rotary Club heard Rev. Robert E. Burt Protestant chaplain of the Massachusetts Reformatory speak at the West Concord dining hall. G Sherman Blair Sr led the program. Robert D. Parks presided. An assembly for August 14 was announced and Charles R. Voigt was expected to attend next Thursday for installation as vice president and to recount his recent trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Rotary Club
West Concord
Robert E. Burt
Massachusetts Reformatory
G. Sherman Blair, Sr
Robert D. Parks
First Assembly
Charles R. Voigt
Groton Fair appoints co chairs and locals urged to help
Concord co chairs Harold B Olsen Pepperell and Farnham W Smith Concord selectman for Groton Fair Grounds annual fair next month. Mrs Esther Nolan of West Concord returns home after 10 day hospital confinement at Emerson hospital. Volunteers wanted at Emerson hospital especially in central supply room. Barbara Kenworthy sails on S S Groote Beer for 2 1 2 months in Europe then will wed George Hodges Garfield after fall return. both are University of Colorado students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton Fair Grounds
Harold B. Olsen
Pepperell
Farnham W. Smith
Concord
Esther Nolan
Fred Nolan
Harrington Avenue
West
Emerson Hospital
Stephen L. Smith
Barbara Kenworthy
Europe
George Hodges Garfield
Stanton Garfield
Monument Street
Kenworthy
University of Colorado
Sudbury Blacksmith Legacy Tracks Early Industry Life
The article recalls Sudbury's 1663 settlement grants to William A. Stearns and others for smithy work and timber to build homes and shops. It notes later timber grants in 1864 for Elias Reves and cask trade, and mentions the Stearns family Blacksmith Show in Wayland past the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
William A. Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Charles Towne
Joseph Graves
Richard Sanger
Elias Reves
Bay of Boston
Watermelon Production In U S Reaches 83 Million Units
The National Geographic Society reports that in 1951 the United States raised and consumed 83,297,000 watermelons valued at 30,207,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
United States
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Hing
God
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Maynard Man
South Acton
Shiloh
Meruger
Drew Pearson
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Rockies
Royal Canadian Mounted
National Park
Blackie
Athabaska Valley
Jesper Park Lodge
Bible School
Voigt
Cadillac
Thoreau Street
Concord, Mass
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