Teacher Bride Grooms Man at Our Lady's Church
Frances Griffin and her husband-to-be, a Brooklyn man, wed at Our Lady's Church with a reception at Wayside Inn in Sudbury. Guests included relatives from Brooklyn and Chesterton, Indiana. The bride, a Tufts alumna and teacher, will reside in Central Valley after August 1. the groom is a dentist with Navy service.
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George Griffin
Brooklyn
Aseph Griffin
Chesterton
Indiana
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Carol Griffin
Griffin
Maynard
Presentation
St.An’s College
St. John’s
Loyola University School of Medicine
Chicago
Tufts College
Medfard
U. S Navy
Pacific
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Thomas W. Griffin
Bride
Joan A. Fitzpatrick
Maynard School
Scientists Urge Peace to Avert Nuclear War
London United Press report states Albert Einstein and six other signatories warn that a future World War with H bombs could end humanity. Bertrand Russell releases copies to world leaders and calls for a dramatic action to jolt nations toward peace.
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United Press
London
Albert Einstein
Bertrand Russell
Einstein
Caxton Hall
Russell
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Russia
Britain
France
Canada
China
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Princeton
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Li She Kuang
Frederic Joliet-Curie
Emoe
Walt Disney Shakes Broadway Buzz With Davy Crockett Fame
North Carolina columnist Lyn Connolly notes Walt Disney’s TV Crockett spree fuels a string of media successes. He praises Disney’s charm and timing in No Time for Sergeants and predicts a Broadway adaptation of the same play. Disney’s Alamo craze spawns products, guides, and a planned Alamo movie.
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Ndy Griffith
Capitol
U. S. Steel Hour
the Alamo
Walt Disney
Simmer E LY Bureau Build Safety Notices
fragmentary text discusses asphalt work and safety, referencing Kentile and OC. The garbled lines hint at construction delays or project details but lack coherent events, dates, or clear entities to confirm a full item.
Safety features for elderly friendly home design
The text advises easy traffic flow with minimal obstructions and small outward swinging doors or glass windows at eye level. It recommends doubling frequently used facilities, upstairs phone access, a second bath, supplementary lighting, a wall baseboard light, and top and bottom ramp lights to aid navigation for older people.
Fight Firewater With Firewater In North Carolina
North Carolina officials plan to curb moonshine by selling high proof liquor in state stores. The Alcoholic Control Board offers legal corn liquor at 100 proof for 4.40 a quart, pricier than bootleg liquor yet intended to undercut illicit profit.
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Creéimore
N.C
North Carolina
State Alchoholic Control Board
Hong Kong Policewomen Direct Traffic in New Roles
Hong Kong policewomen direct traffic for the first time drawing smiles and waves from motorists and pedestrians as the novelty lingers.
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Hongkong
Ray Anthony Jazz Feature and Ray Ford Religious Ballad
The Capitol release features Ray Anthony performing Learnin the Blues as a potential hit with Mamie en Kien on the flip side while Vicki Young revives I’m Beginning to See the Light. Tennessee Ernie Ford offers His Hand a solemn religious piece, and the reverse includes I Am Pilgrim.
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Ray Anthony
Mamie
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Vicki Young
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Navajo Population Grows Since 1867
The Navajo Indians now total over 70 000, a sharp rise from about 7 000 in 1867, reflecting demographic expansion and enduring presence.
Mrs Williams Returns From Syracuse Visit With Relatives
Mrs Elwyn C Williams recently returned from a trip to Syracuse where she was guest of her brother and his wife Mr and Mrs Frederick E Earl. Mr and Mrs William D Scott of Marlboro their daughter Carol and son David and Mrs Albert N Young of Peakham Road spent the past weekend at Mrs Youngs summer home Camp Ha Ha Limington Maine.
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Elwyn C. Williams
Syracuse
Frederick E. Earl
William D. Scott
Marlboro
Carol
David
Albert N. Young
Peakham Road
Chicago man guest of Concord Road relative
Richard Wild of Chicago has been the house guest of his sister in law Mrs Elwyn C Williams of Concord Road as the visit continues.
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Richard Wild
Chicago
Elwyn C. Williams
Concord Road
Fishermen Smokey Doucette and Ed Boudreau Return
Smokey Doucette and Ed Boudreau of South Sudbury returned last week from a fishing trip to Brunswick and Bath Maine with stories of the voyage and catches.
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Smokey Doucette
Ed Boudreau
South Sudbury
Brunswick
Bath
Maine
Mr and Mrs Ellins Sr Visit Ogunquit Maine
Mr and Mrs Carlton Ellins Sr enjoyed a trip to Ogunquit Maine with trinmeds last Saturday.
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Carlton Ellins Sr
Ogunquit
Maine
Representative DeNordamdie Returns From Hospital Stay
Representative James DeNordmandie has returned home after a two week rest at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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James DeNormandie
Massachusetts General Hospital
Open Market Committee and Federal Reserve structure described
The Open Market Committee in Washington directs broad policy for government securities and manages the $25 billion security portfolio of the 12 Federal Reserve banks. It includes seven public Governors chosen by the President and approved by the Senate, plus five bank presidents elected by directors. Robert Rouse, vice president of the New York Fed, appears in the discussion. The text notes the 1789 Congress established the Department.
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Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Senate
Federal Reserve Banks
Washington
Robert Rouse
Dent
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Gret Congress
Department
Growth in U S dry cleaning plants since 1948
Norbert J. Berg general manager of the National Institute of Drycleaning told the convention that the United States has seen a 22 percent rise in the number of dry cleaning plants since 1948. He credited higher personal income as the main factor.
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Chicago
United States
Norbert J. Berg
National Institute of Drycleaning
Berg
Deer antlers and horns explain their differences
Deer antlers are solid bone and shed annually. Horns have a bony core with a keratin sheath and are permanent except in pronghorns where the horn sheds.
Writers on Brief Visit to Sudbury
Three Valentine Collectors of America members visited the Wayside Inn in Sudbury. Attendees included Ma rion Winslow Emerson, a founder and author, Mrs. Schyler Van Ness of Hopkinton, and visitor Mrs. Agnes Lassiter of Ambler Pa. Lassiter, an American Home historian and antique writer, highlighted Greenaway works and rare Valentine types, and enjoyed finding Louisa May Alcott’s Proverb Stories autographed copy at Allen's Store.
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Wayside Inn
The
Valentine Collectors of America
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Schyler van Ness
Hopkinton
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Kate Greenaway
Hobbies Magazine
Greenaway
Hamstead
England
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Lasseter
New England
Louisa May Alcott
Allen’s
Concord Girls Attend Six Week Summer School of French
Daphne K. Chace daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur F Chace Jr of Garfield Road Concord attends the six week Summer School of French at Northampton Girls School in Northampton. Miss Bourquin daughter of Mr and Mrs Rene Bourquin Middlesex School Concord also attends. The program now in its 19th year draws girls from public and private schools nationwide and uses only French on and off campus.
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Concord
Ariade Bourguin
Rene Bourquin
Middlesex School
Daphne K. Chace
Arthur F. Chace
Garfield Road
Northamon Schools
Northampton
Bourquin
Chace
Concord Academy
Thief dog robs store in Scottsbluff
Police described a shoplifting culprit in Scottsbluff Nebraska a large black dog wandered into a store and stole a pair of gloves from a rack. The manager chased the animal but four legs proved faster than two.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Americans Consume 60 Million Pounds of Meat Daily
A report cites that Americans eat an average of 60 million pounds of meat each day, indicating substantial daily consumption across households and food sectors.
Part time and hobby farming in Middlesex area
Middlesex Soil Conservation District notes that part time and hobby farmers increasingly move to country living. Buyers of large tracts face soil and water conservation challenges while enjoying the rewards of a well planned operation. A farm pond aids fire protection irrigation fishing and recreation and 4 H clubs give children worthwhile projects.
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Soil Conservation Services
Local Births Reported at Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital records list several births from July 4 to July 9. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Drugge of West Acton. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Secondo Sabline of Maynard. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Scott of Sudbury. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Cunningham of Sudbury. and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dionne of Maynard.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Donald E. Drugge
School
West Acton
Seccondo Sablone
Winter Street
Maynard
Charles R. Scott
Pratt Hill
Sudbury
Warren D. Cunningham
Lincoln Lane
Raymond Dionne
McKinley Street
Boy Cited For Running Stop Sign In Soap Box Car
A 14 year old was scolded by police after driving through a stop sign with a soap box car. Officers stressed traffic rules must be followed even in makeshift vehicles.
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Sudbury Grange plans picnic ground on Hudson road
The Sudbury Grange Community Service Project Committee met at the Sudbury Town Hall on July 11 with five members. Co chairs Clarence Warmimood and Henry Nelson invited town board members to assist in clearing land for a fire hole, wading pool and picnic ground on Hudson road across from Ducey’s Store. Volunteers urged to help Sunday morning July 17 at 9 am.
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Sudburry
Sudburry Grange
Sudbury Town Hall
Grange
Harris W. Cripps
Cochairmen
Clarence Warmimood
Henry Nelson
Richard Baldwin
Michael Hriniak
Atendance
Harvey N. Fairbank
Board of Selectmen
Arel Cutting
Paul Ecke
Hudson Road
Ducey’s
Fair Committee Meeting Sets Plans for Grange Fair
Subury reports the Suidity Grange Fair committee met at Grange Hall on Tuesday evening to discuss this year’s event chaired by Richard Baldwin for the second year. A further gathering is planned for Thursday evening.
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Subury
Alm East
Richard Baldwin
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