Massachusetts Apple Harvest Dims Amid Poor Pollination
Agriculture Commissioner Broderick predicts a light 1951 apple crop in Massachusetts. Due to a light blossom and cool rainy weather, yields may reach 2 1 4 to 3 1/2 million bushels with most varieties smaller than last year except Baldwins and Cortlands. Low prices and higher production costs have driven orchard abandonment, worsening growers’ losses in recent years.
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Massachusetts
Agriculture Commisqe
Broderick
Bay State
Baldwins
Cortlands
Sudbury Fourth of July Festivities Preview
Plans for Sudbury Fourth of July festivities include square dancing by Priscilla and Mr Theodore parties, fireworks at 11 30 PM, music by the Baldwin Serenaders and a parade with floats from local organizations. The reviewing stand and speakers will be at Leslie Hall with judging at 8 PM and awards announced that evening.
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Priscilla
Theodore
Ardr
Leslie C. Hall
M and Raymond
Loud Spezakers
Greeley Article Fragment Reference
Fragmentary line shows a partial quote about superiority and being trampled, attributed to Greeley, with no clear event or context available in the readable text.
O Connell Elected Principal At Acton High School
William O Connell, long time at Acton High School since 1945 as teacher coach and administrator, was elected principal by the school committee on the superintendent s recommendation. The move ends the superintendent principal status of Whitman Pearson and aligns Acton with other Massachusetts high schools as planning and expansion demand new leadership.
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Acton
William O’connell
Acton High School
Whitman Pearson
O’connell
Massachusetts
Pearson
Maynard Girl Elected Student Council Officer at Bay Path
Miss Mary Labowicz daughter of Mr and Mrs William Labowicz of 2 Florida Road has been elected Treasurer of the Student Council at Bay Path Junior College Longmeadow for 1952 53 She recently completed her junior year and is enrolled in the Medical Secretarial Course She will enter her senior year at Bay Path in the fall after graduating Maynard High School in 1951.
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Maynard
Mary Labowicz
William Labowicz
Florida Road
Pay Path Junior College
Longmeadow
Labowicz
Bay Path
Maynard High School
Watertown Native Named New Principal
A Watertown native with a BS and MEd from Boston University becomes principal. Athletic at BU in hockey and baseball, he served in General Patton’s Third Army in WWII. He leads the Wachusett League as president, shaping a two division system and area competition with playoffs. The O’Connell Plan reduced risky winter travel and boosted league interest.
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Watertown
Boston University
Patton
Third Army
Sudbury Couple Build Maypole for Swedish Dance
Mr and Mrs Carl Roos of Sudbury led the Maypole construction at Worcester's Swedish children's field day. Greens blue and yellow streamers adorned the pole as 100 children danced and sang Swedish songs. The annual event draws Swedish families from across Massachusetts. the Roos have 25 years with the Swedish Folk Dancers Club of Boston.
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Sudbury
Worcester
Carl Roos
Massachusetts
Roos
Swedish Folk Dancers Club of
Boston
Acton Seniors Stage Banquet In School Hall
The Class of 1952 held its senior banquet in Acton High School hall to cut costs and involve parents and faculty. Guests included Wilson Sked, with a menu led by a turkey dinner served by Mrs. Rimbach. A Washington trip film and program followed a night of reviews and speeches.
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Blanchard Hall
Wilson Sked
Anne Rimbach
Johnson
Campbell
Washington
Ruth Proctor
Fred Richards
Charles Greenough
Grace Karen Kien Ow
Nancy Lee
Judith Hamblin
Karen Kienow
Nancy Winslow
Maureen Sweeney
Marion Harrison
Meredith Manion
Marcia Reed
Miss Rroctor
O’connell
Pearson
Sked
Drinkwine named to Veterans Reemployment Rights panel
Secretary Tobin announces Louis P. Drinkwine Director of Veterans Services as a volunteer Committeeman for the Bureau of Veterans Reemployment Rights under the Universal Military Training and Service Act. He has served two years as a volunteer Committeeman under the 1940 Act.
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Drinkwine
Tobin
Card of Thanks for Luke J. Hannon
The family thanks relatives neighbors and friends for kindnesses floral and spiritual bouquets given in the loss of their husband and father Luke J. Hannon Mrs Luke J. Hannon and Family
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Luke J. Hannon
Hawes Jr. Graduates From Cornell at Sudbury Origin
Sudbury resident Ralph E. Hawes Jr. earned a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University on June 9. A Sudbury High School class of 1948 graduate, he was a two year swimming diver and active in campus groups. He received a 2nd lieutenant commission in the Air Force and will enter service in August. His parents and Dorothy Hawes attended the Ithaca celebration.
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Sudbury
Ralph E. Hawes Jr
South Sudbury
Cornell University
Floriculture Club
Wagon Wheels
Aquarius
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Air Force
Ralph Hawes
Dorothy
Donna Gould
Ithaca
New York
Goat Breeders To Meet July 2
The Middlesex County Milk Goat Breeders Association will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday July 2. Bester C Weed of Northboro will speak on Genes. Hostesses are Mrs House and Miss Eva Collins at the Middlesex County Extension Service 19 Everett Street Concord. Fred Knoop of Ohio, editor of Farm Quarterly, is chosen as judge for the Middlesex Show to be held August 3 in Framingham.
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Sudbury
Middlesex County Milk Goat Breeders Association
Bester C. Weed
Northboro
Mrs. House
Eva Collins
Middlesex County Extension Service
Everett Street
Concord
Fred Knoop
Ohio
the Farm Quarterly
Framingham
Fire insurance pays off within three minutes
Hastings Nebraska an insurance agent had just closed a deal with a trailer owner and was discussing extra accident insurance when he smelled smoke. He saw a drape ignite from a light bulb and tore it down to extinguish the flames. An observer quipped about insurance and the agent replied he already had it, as the contract had been signed three minutes earlier.
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Hastings, Neb
Tribute to volunteers aiding returning servicemen
A high tribute is paid to thousands of volunteer committeemen nationwide for their inestimable assistance to returning servicemen, helping secure restoration to former positions and roles.
Potatoes Scarce as Government Support Listed
Washington reports potatoes may be hard to obtain this year despite past abundance. 1952 planting could be 1,373,000 acres, down from 1951 and far below prewar averages as price supports end. Experts warn growing conditions must improve to meet demand.
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Department of Agriculture
U.S
Skin resistance test links pregame arousal to performance
Boston University education professor Dr. John Harmon describes a skin resistance test predicting athletic performance. He notes players with low pregame skin resistance tend to excel, while high resistance signals poorer outcomes as teams rebounded from losses and faced tougher opponents.
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John Harmon
Boston University
Harmon
Maryland
St. Bonaventure
Coffin Is Charged With Murder of Woman
Four native coffin bearers in Ndola Rhodesia faced charges after a coffin allegedly “smelled out” Mayamba a mourner and fatally struck her at the graveside The village headman claimed the coffin moved and pulled down the mourners while the court sentenced three defendants to 18 months and one to 12 months imprisonment
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Ndola
Northert
Rhodesia
Chikapulo
Mayamba
Girl Scouts Celebrate Court of Awards and Fly Up
Sudbury mothers and friends gathered for the Court of Awards and Brownie Fly Up at the Girl Scout Cabin luncheon. Troops presented skits and songs as leaders awarded badges, five year pins, and camperships to members including Ashley, Wormwood, Nims, Warren, Moynihan, and Allen.
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Sudbury
Beverly Wormwood
Patricia” Holic
Carol Brooks
Sheloynihan
Ashley
Wormwood
Nims
Warren
Moynihan
Theodore Harding
Nancy Hardn
Frances Hatch
Cynthia Robbins
Ethan Hull
Sally Cutler
Gertrude Davison
Priscilla Fellows
Ann Griswold
Barbara Johnson
Nancy Allen
Brenda Fletcher
Irene Parks
Theodore Davison
Dorothy Farrell
Joan Parks
Sandra Hogan
Deborah Frazer
Susan Heath
Judy Fredey
Ruth Lowell
Mary Fellows
Sandra ‘Roos
Judge Stewart Handles Most Jury Cases In Brazil Circuit
In Brazil Indiana Judge Robert Stewart presides over 20 of 28 jury cases slated for the next session. The rest were transferred to his court by venue changes or other circuits, reflecting substantial docket reliance on his court.
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Brazil
Ind
U.P
Robert Stewart
Stewart
Butter softened safely without waste method
A household tip explains that butter can be softened without waste by placing a heated bowl over it for a few minutes. The method warms the butter gently, making it spreadable without melting or creating a mess.
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Eworks
Sudbury Town
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Serenaders
Charlie
Call
Vances
Greeley
Acton High
A. Bele
Fo Savings
Savings
Melex Institution For Savings
Concord, Mass
Mill Dam
Enterprise Office
Keith Marin
Herbert H. Cooke
Tel
Hudson
L. P. Drinkwine
U. M. T. Service
R. E. Hawes, JR
Ralph E. Hawes
Washinton
D.C
Mishamed
Western Hemisphere
Andean
Europe
Coffin
St. Joseph's Church
South Lincoln
Leo Joseph Algeo
Elaine T. C
Lincoln
Keith Martin
Christine Nelson
Patricia Me. Elwain
Beatrice Richardson
Gertrude White
Roland Walton
Linda Franson
Beverly Walton
Ellen Forbes
Carol Streeter
Jane Panponio
Sandra Borg
Blake
Penny. Foster
Le@ Rogers
Ronatind Long
Darby
Aline Hansen
Renee Boyd
Jo Anne Long
Jalenpaa
Barbara Podgar
Barbara Ryan
Sickioanieaial Harding
Shirley B
Rolandus
Sandra Widdows
da Polhamus
Christine Warczynski
Girl Scout
Lee
Ariby
Nan‘s
Nobscot RD
Post Road
Worcester Turnpike
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