The County Press and Town News Keep Community Life Rolling
The Levittown Tribune highlights the vital role of local weekly papers in everyday life. It argues newspapers enable births, marriages, deaths, notices, school and church news, and local commerce, likening them to wheels that move a Pullman car of society.
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Levittown Tribune
Levittown
New York
United States
Soca Sonatens
United
Staten
Newopepatt
Maynard Flier Letter Mentions Florida Readers and Local Umpire
Maynard Massachusetts May 28 1958 letter describes a passerby who reads the Maynitta Enterprise weekly letters to Florida readers. It mentions Mike Zaporeski directing traffic and refers to Harold Morgan Tommy King Buster White and Mary Baritone as local figures. The piece notes a bridal party and jokes about voters and local sports.
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Maynard
Mass
Mike Zaporeski
Florida
Rofriend
Mr. Stone
Massachusetts
Berkshires
Geo- Brophy
Harold Morgan
Tommy King
Tom
Man King
Buster” White
Tom ‘King
Regu Annd
Buster
Mary Baritone
Mary
Concords Weekend Pops Concert and Local Village Notes
The piece recalls a favorable pops concert at Trinitarian Congregational Church directed by E. Whitredge Clark of Bedford. It notes summer Wednesday closures for the Concord Music Shop, a 4 H camp start, a two day flower show at the Art Center, a communion service at First Parish, and local reminiscences about town politics, development, and a meeting with Hokey Karpetchik in town.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
E. Whitredge Clark
Bedford
Concord Garden Club
Art Center
Lexington Road
Richard Hale
Oak Road
First Parish Unitarian Church
Edward P. Daniels
Lee Comins
Old F. Adams
Health for All Tuberculosis awareness column
The article outlines tuberculosis forms from latent to rapid, stressing insidious progression and the risk of spread to close contacts. It urges early treatment, regular physical exams and chest X rays, and annual health checks to prevent outbreaks, noting life expectancy gains since 1900.
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Board of Health
Middlesex Health Association
Unemployment Claims Totals For May Reported
Marlboro employment Security office recorded 3369 unemployment claims in May with 640 new and 2728 continued cases. The office placed 217 people in jobs including 435 agricultural placements, plus 283 work applications and 210 unfilled openings. Past week figures show 146 initial claims and 557 continued claims with 47 placements and 40 counseling interviews.
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Marlboro
Marloro
William Hf. Finn
Finn
Camp Thoreau Opens Season at Belardale Farm
Camp Thoreau will open its season on July 5 at Belardale Farm in Concord. Directors are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Palis. Barbara Allen of Acton Center will teach the swim class. Concord Rainbow Assembly plans a strawberry festival at Diasonic Temple next Tuesday evening, June 21, with public invited.
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Camp Thoreau
Belardale Farm
Concord
Clifford A. Palis
Barbara Allen
Acton Center
Concord Rainbow Assembly
Diasonic Temple
Adequate Modern Highway System Endorsed by Farmers
Washington report cites farmers in Congress and the Highway for Survival Committee backing a bipartisan highway plan. Non-political highway advocates urge a modern network to support agriculture, trade, and rural life.
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Washington
Farmers of America
Congress
Highwaye For Survival Committee
Elit Sral
Warn Against Plans to Make Money at Home
An article warns American housewives about phony make money at home schemes that victimize readers for millions yearly. It details ten schemes from raising animals to selling products, many operating as chain letter scams, and cites FTC actions and warning guidelines to avoid fraud and protect others from similar traps. It notes some plans may pay with hard work but many are impossible or merely promote self help fluff. It also lists prudent steps: ignore paid job ads, avoid resale purchases, work hard, and verify with the better business bureau and FTC.
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Kiplinger Magazine
Shutins
Housewives
Pacife
West
Federal Trade Commission
Oder
United States
Better Business Bureau
Sted
Pease
Sudbury Zoning By Law Public Hearing Notice 1955
Sudbury Planning Board will hold a public hearing June 23 1955 at 8 00 P M in Town Hall to amend Article IX section 21 ENFORCEMENT to have the Board of Selectmen enforce the provisions and to consider related lot size and frontage requirements in Residence Zones C 1 ang 2. The notice includes details and conditions proposed by the Board of Selectmen and Planning Board with deadlines and signatures.
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Town OF Sudbury Planning Board
Sudbury
Mass
Planning Board
Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Board of Selectmen Planning Board
David G. Chase
Mess
Shabury
Mase
Planning Board Public Hearing On Zoning Variance Rules
Sunbury Mae announces a public hearing Thursday June 28 1956 at 8 PM in Town Hall to consider Article 2 extending Section 20 of Chapter 40A to prevent appeals on variance or special exception petitions after unfavorable planning board action for two years unless all members consent. Prepared by Board of Selectmen.
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Town OF
Sudbury
Sunbury, Mae
Planning Board
Chapel Four
Board of Appeals
Board of Selectmen
David G. Chase
Sudbury Public Hearing on Residence Zone Amendments
Sudbury residents are notified of a public hearing on Thursday June 23 1959 at 8 00 PM. The hearing covers proposed amendments to By Laws Article IX Residence Zones and their map descriptions. Copies of the zoning map and perimetric descriptions will be posted at Town Hall South Sudbury Post Office and Sudbury Center Post Office and the warrant article will be available before and at the hearing.
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Sudbix
Town Hall
South Sudbury
Sudbury Center
Board of Selectmen
Planning Board Planning Board
David G. Chase
Tune
Sudbury Planning Board hearing on zoning by laws changes
Sudbury Mass Planning Board schedules public hearing for June 23 1955 at 8 00 PM in Town Hall to amend zoning by laws including sections on residence district minimum lot size and frontage and to create industrial district No 4 and Sudbury Center business district boundaries with maps and descriptions.
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Sudbury
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Wayland
David Chase
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Goodhrite
Boston & Maine
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