Moonlighting and unemployment debated in New England study
A New England magazine summary discusses labor economists views on job distribution and multiple job holding. It notes moonlighting declined last year and presents figures on self employed farmers and two or more jobs. The piece cites Seymour and Lubell and MAS Tech expert Myers on income adequacy and wage dynamics.
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New
Arizona
California
A. Myers
Mass
Achusetts Institute of Technology
Myers
Samuel Lubel
Lubel
Census Bureau
Industrial Park Plans 100 New Jobs and 76,000 Sq Ft Milling Plant
The council reports a new 20 to 76,000 square foot aluminum and metal plant at the Industrial Park with 100 jobs and 20 percent capacity increase. Carleton unveils machinery additions for the new mill set to open by year end. Princeton University funds a 36 inch aperture telescope project with contracts totaling 940,000 dollars supported by the National Science Foundation and Office of Naval Research.
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Houle
Mass
Ing
Carleton
Dustrial Park
England Council
hInc
91 Corp, Inc
Princeton University
National Science Foundation
Office of Naval Research
Martin Schwarzschild
Princeton
Department of Astronomy
Maine loan guarantees chip plant for King Cole Foods
The Maine Industrial Building Authority guarantees a $100000 loan to King Cole Foods Inc to build a potato chip plant in Bangor Industrial Park. The facility in South Port land will create about 35 jobs and is slated for completion around August 1.
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Maine Industrial Building Authority
New England Council
King Cole Foods, Inc
South Portland
Bangor
Gabriel Company to Build Millis Plant for Space Tech
The electronics division of the Gabriel Company will invest 1 million dollars in a new 70,000 square foot plant in Millis Massachusetts. The Norwood based official says the facility will house engineering manufacturing and research with satellite tracking infrared and space capsule antenna systems and solar heat generators. About 250 workers will be hired when the project completes in October or November. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Gabriel Company
Millis
Mass
New England Council
Norwood
F W Macone dies suddenly in Concord at 71
Frank W Macone, 71, of Concord, formerly of West Acton, died unexpectedly at Emerson Hospital Tuesday evening. A lifelong garage businessman, he was unmarried and survived by five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be from Dee Funeral Home Friday, with a 9 o clock requiem at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Burial in St Bernard's cemetery. He belonged to American Legion Band Chamber of Commerce and Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club.
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Frank W
Lowell
Emerson Hospital
West Acton
Concord
West Concord
Anthon Elisford
Joseph
Augustine
John
Mary Ormond
Lexington
Margaret McCarron
West Newton
Dee Funeral Home
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
American Legion Band
Chamber of Commerce and
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
D Amico Receives Bachelor of Music Degree
Maynard Edward D Amico Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward D Amico 16 Crane Avenue received his bachelor of music degree at graduation exercises of New England Conservatory of Music Boston June 7 He is a Maynard High School 1951 graduate majoring in music education and a member of the NEC Chorus an officer of Kappa Gamma Psi and president of the senior class.
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Maynard
Edward D’ Amico, Jr
Edward D’amico
Crane Avenue
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
D'Amico
Maynard High School
Conservatory
New England Conservatory Chorus
Kappa Gamma Psi
Bedford St. Michael's Field Day At Parish Grounds Saturday
Public is welcome as Bedford St. Michael's holds its annual field day at the parish grounds this Saturday. Henry S. Baxter of 124 Springs Toa d is convalescing at home after a Boston illness for about a month. Stephen W. Smith of Woburn, son of Mr and Mrs E Grove Smith, was among 462 Bentley School graduates.
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St. Michael’s
Henry S. Baxter
124
Springs Toad
Boston
Woburn
E. Grove Smith
Fitchdale Avenue
Bentley School of Ses
Eveningk Reenter Riday
How To Assure A Happy Old Age
The Min American Medical Association offers tips for seniors to stay active and content. Engage with youth to understand their views, delegate to younger people while keeping judgment, broaden interests and friendships, focus on the future, and recall the mind matures around age forty with enduring acuity.
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Minnemaedical Association
Holy Name Fetes MHS Graduates
Maynard Catholic high school graduates will be honored with a breakfast after the 9 o clock mass at St. Bridget's church hall. Dr John W Mt superintendent of schools will be guest speaker and Daniel H Mulcahy president will preside at the event.
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Maynard
Aciety. of
St. Bridget’s
K. of C. Hall
John W. M T
Waltham
Groundbreaking for first New Bedford Industrial Center tenant Mendes Corp
The J. Curry Mendes Corp plans a new plant in New Bedford Massachusetts with 50 opening workers in mid summer. Financing involves New Bedford savings banks the Massachusetts Business Development Corp and local planning officials. The report also cites a labor policy critique urging broader employment of minority older women and younger workers.
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Te First
New Bedford, Mass
Newngland Council
J. Curry ,Mendes Corp
Mendes
Canton
New Bedford
Massachusetts Business Development Corp
Acton Resident Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Joseph Sebastian, 84, of Massachusetts, on a broken leg, returned home from the hospital on Tuesday. James French, son in law of Mr and Mrs Vernon Smith of 304 Central Street, will graduate from the Atomic school in Groton Connecticut on Wednesday and then take a furlough before being assigned to Windsor Locks. Fourth annual Community Center creative arts festival last weekend drew crowds with plays, concerts, marionettes and exhibits. Members of Capt Isaac Davis Chapter D A R visited Waltham to tour Gov Gore Lodge and plan a special meeting soon. Northeastern University seniors and guests will usher at the ninth annual commencement Sunday. Federal aid debate notes Mississippi as a state that gets back as much as it contributes. The Washburn News is the publication of The Washburn Company in Worcester.
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James’ French
Vernon Smith
Central. Street
Groton
Conn
Windsor Locks
Isaac Davis
Waltham
Gov. Gore Lodge
Davis
Mississippi
Washburn News
Washburn Company
Worcester
Humane shaping reshapes women’s shoes for 1959 60
UPI reports a move toward more humane toe shapes with rounder daytime toes and slim dressy vamps. The industry foresees stacked daytime heels and durable stiletto options in plastic or steel, plus lifetime lifts, as fashion shifts toward a flattened oval and mid-height heels.
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Gay Pauley
UPI
New York
David Evins
National Shoe Institute
Evins
Ehoe Institute
Explorers Scouts End Camp Program Soon After Weekend in Mountains
The Explorers Scouts 60 and Green Bar 61 enjoyed a weekend camping trip with a mountain climb on Sunday yielding panoramic lake and forest views. An officers meeting at Philip Withrow's voted to terminate the program July 1 until fall. A June 17 baseball game with Post 1 Wayland is planned and a coed party is set for June 24 at Brian Youngs, with a Rockies trip planned July 2–17.
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Bury
Explorers Scouts
Philip Withrows
Wayland
Drug Store Prescription Costs in U S Averaged
The Health News Institute reports that the average price of a drug store prescription in the United States today is 2 dollars 90 cents. The finding reflects nationwide consumer costs in today’s pharmaceutical market.
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U. S
The
Health News Institute
Acton Board of Selectmen Hold Busy Tuesday Session
Acton town officials met at Town Hall with full board. They granted a petition by Boston Edison and NE Telecom for one pole on Great Road and approved two poles on Pine Street. Peter M. Brown was named special police officer. Neil J. Harnum’s limo license was denied. Ed mund Hooper’s Elks incorporation was noted. Debris clearance at Merriam dam spillway and gate operability were discussed. A dog officer warrant was issued for Carl W. Flint. Street light request by Flanagan and Donellan Market sign were reviewed. Public concerns included children playing unsupervised. stop signs were requested at Charter and Hayward.
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Acton
Edmund Hooper
South Acton
Maynard Lodge of Elks
Boston Edison
Pine Street
Harold Merriam
Donellan Market
Planning Board
Flanagan
Harold
Herbert Merriam
Merriam
Edward J. Collins, Jr
Charter
Hayward
Collins
Probation Given To Two Juveniles in Tobin’s Vending Breakin
Two local youths charged with breaking into Tobin's Vending Service appeared in district court at Coned before Judge Pierre A. Northrup. Following a study and recommendation, one received one year of probation and the other was assigned to the Youth Service Board for one year.
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Maynard
Tobin
Coned
Pierre. A. Northrup
Youth Service Board
Virginia Warila and Richard Sluyski Wed at Maynard Home
Virginia Dianne Warila and Richard Michael Sluyski were married in a Maynard home ceremony attended by about 150 guests. The bride wore white silk organza with a seed pearl crown and veil, and the couple planned a weeklong honeymoon to Cape Cod and Nantucket. The event followed a convention gathering featuring Brig. Gen. Loren G. McCollum outlining air defense missions.
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Virginia Warila
Richard Sluyski
Maynard
Loren G. McCollum
ADSID
AFA
McCollum
Ritzville
Wash
Ft. George Wright
Washington
France
Laurence G. Hanscom
Hanscom Field
Virginia Dianne Warila
Oliver Warila
Summer Street
Richard Michael Sluyski
Alexander Sluyski
Mr. Sluyski
Great Road
Orville D. Ullom
Union Congregational ‘Church
Stow Country Club
Veila
Stephanotis
Joyce’ Zwitker
Heysary
Pdn Rimbach
Rimbach
Bruce Warila
U Hering
Oliver Warila,Jr
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Lovell Court
Wwii
Lieutenant Holly Starts Leave After Alaska Duty
Lieut. John W. Holly returns from a three year Alaska tour with wife and two children Ann Marie and Maureen. They spend a month with family before Holly reports to the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Maynard
John W. Holly
Alaska
Ann Marie
Maureen
Holly
Holt Oats
101St Airborne Division
Fort. Campbell
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Colby Junior College
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