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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1960

Page

8

Sudbury Man Receives Appointment to U N E S C O

Sudbury resident IL Roy Hawes has been appointed to the U N E S C O National Commission by Secretary of State Christian A Herter. U N E S C O, an organization of 75 nations, aims to promote peace through educational scientific and cultural ties worldwide. The U N E S C O commission advises the U.S. government and links Americans to the agency. Mr Hawes, a former Massachusetts State Grange leader and agriculture commissioner, has participated in numerous international agricultural conferences. Local dog show winners highlighted Concord Framingham events with champions Musi of Villa Malta and Willett Red Jacket earning top spots. An Oxford scientist reported to New York Academy of Sciences that nicotine releases norepinephrine in the brain, boosting cheerfulness and reducing fatigue.

Sudbury IL. Roy Hawes U. S U. S. National Commission For Congress U. N. Bao C. O America Hawes Massachusetts State Grange Concord Wellesley Wilets William 3. Long Musi Villa Malla Villa Maria Bedford Framingham Villa Malta Willett New York UPI Oxford University New York Academy of Sciences J. H. Burn

Three Evenings of Fun Set for June 16 to 18

Maynard Friends of St. Bridget’s present a lawn party from June 16 through 18 with a parade starting at Fine Arts Theater and marching through Summer and Main streets to the rectory grounds. The Community Band performs Thursday and Saturday evenings, and Friday features The Merry Notes barber shop quartet, noted winners in past contests and soon to compete in Texas finals. Announcement by Mrs. Jeremiah Lynch and Leo Mullin.

St. Bridget’s James V. King John D. Callahan Phyllis L. ‘Mignone Maynard Colo: Guard Fine Arts Theater Summer Street Main Street Rectory Grounds Ning Barber Shop Merry Notes Texas Jeremiah Lynch Leo Mullin

Loud law in action as patrolman nets suspects

New York UPI reports Patrolman Desmond Burke chased two men in a stolen car using a Sanitation Department loudspeaker wagon blasting a command to stop. The pursuit ended in a traffic jam with Burke apprehending the suspects.

New York UPI Desmond Burke Sanitations Department

Children Receive Awards At Maynard Church Exercises

Maynard observing Children’s Day at Union Congregational Church with baptismal services for Robert Moore Lori Greenaway Kamma Christiansen George Hatch Belinda Hatch and Benjamin Hatch. Pastor Ullom led worship and gift Bible presentations marked by honors and class reopens Sept 25.

Harold C. Christiensen George Merton Hatch, Jr Belinda Jean Hatch Benjamin Dowse Hatch George M. Hatch Charles A. Hekkala Jennie S. Hekkala George Merton Hatch Benjamin F. Giamarco Belinda Jean de George Wheeler Alan Hansen Bruce McGarry Alan Peterson Wayne Raikunen Thomas Stapel Alfred Whitney Katherine Carbary Marsha Johnson Linda Peterson Cynthia Burt Jerry Bemis Jackie Alexander Randy Carbary Jon Lester Scott Fraser Dale Alexander John Cunningham Gary Bemis George Murphy Douglas Miller Cheryl Anderson Mabel Mac Gerry Richardson Douglas Allen Bonnie Alexander Katherine Searle Robert Burt Gary Justason Barbara McGarry Judith Hytonen Susan Tucker Catherine Alexander Gail Bickford Willis Lester Thomas C. Searle

Blacksmith Shop restaurant destroyed by major fire in Whitman Mass

A 150 year old landmark, the Blacksmith Shop restaurant, burned down after a two hour fire response by over 100 firefighters from eight communities. The two story frame building was reduced to ashes with damages estimated around 350000 to 500000 dollars. A 16 year old boy was briefly injured.

Whitman Mass UPI Samuel L. ‘wicNair John F. Horrigan Horrigan Donald Henderson

Residential Street Lights Upgrade Community

Highland Park and Detroit Edison undertook civic lighting upgrades from 1945 to 1953 to improve safety and property values. Police praise reduced night accidents as women may walk alone. community leaders credit lighting with stabilizing the area and sustaining livability.

Cleveland Ohio United States Highland Park Michigan Detroit Edison Suburban Lighting Company Ivan S. Brown Mark Storen

Carlisle Red Cross Annual Meeting at Spalding School

Carlisle Red Cross invites members to the annual meeting at Spalding School on Tuesday at 8. Committee chairs report and directors will be elected. Anyone interested is welcome.

Red Cross Spalding School

Congress rushes to adjourn amid civil rights fights and a wary president

President Eisenhower urged essential legislation while a late session rushes toward a July adjournment. Debates over civil rights hampered output as Congress faces a tight window before conventions. The president’s message echoed prior State of the Union and Economic Report concerns and suggested focus on care for older citizens amid varied plans.

Eisenhower Congress Rayburn House Johnson Capitol Hill Forand

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