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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1959

Page

6

Local Police Bring 20 Cases to District Court

A district court session involves 20 local police brought cases. Defendants include William Kendall Jr and Louis Botlo both on May 28 for speeding on Willow Street, each pleading nolo and paying $5 expenses. Other offenses include red light violations, stop sign violations, and a few registrations issues with varying fines and expenses.

John V. Gregory Wéil Lowell Willow Street Demers William S. Kendall, Jr Louis Botlo Littleton Nolo Joseph Grillo Watertown Main Street

Speeding cases filed and fines set in May court

Patrolman Scribner brought in multiple defendants for speeding on Massachusetts Avenue and Main Street in May. Pleas varied from not guilty to nolo contendere with fines of five dollars each and court fees. several cases placed on file.

Robert A. Bartlett John Gibbons Chelmsford Dorothy Harvard Massachusetts Avenue Nolo Bartlett Leo G. Roussel Dracul ' N Cer Holo Robert W Saugus Heroes Li Mand Ee Pa Willilam Alfred Scribmerg Acton David C. Tuttle West Acton Arlington Street David W. Scribner Evan D. Adams Wlliam J. Beaulac Lawrence Main Street Dorothy M. Carroll Belmont Massachusetts Verne E. Eddy Valentine W. Krug Poeenet E Joseph F. LaPore Lowell Dexter Perkins, Jr Muriel E Regan Jamaica Plain Maasachusetts Avenue Alfred J. Rio Hudson E. Lewis Trumplett Mass Avenue

TWO VEHICLES COLLIDE AT INTERSECTION WITH NO INJURIES

An accident at the Acton An intersection of 27 and 2A Sunday at 24 pm involved two cars. Both drivers reported no injuries and exchanged details. Road was wet and one vehicle skidded into the rear of the other. both cars remained operable. Police investigator David W. Scribner handled the scene.

Acton David W. Scribner

Giant Wheel Marks Vienna Park Milestone

The 210 foot tall Big Wheel at Vienna's Wurstelprater amusement park was erected in 1898 to celebrate 60 years of Emperor Franz Joseph I's reign.

Vienna Wurstelprater Franz Joseph

AF Squadron State Parley At Bedford

The 12th annual AFA Massachusetts Wing convention will be hosted at Laurence G. Hanscom Field by APA with Charles Collins as general chairman. The planning team includes S Campbell and Edward Turner as finance chairs, Phillip Caporale as resolutions chair, Samuel Wade and Martin Almey as banquet chairs, John Grady as registrations chair, Edna Stacey and George Wood as publicity chairs, Richard Norris as advertising chair, Harvey Bowes as program chair, and Charles Cameron among officials.

Bedford Air Force Association Massachusetts Laurence G. Hanscom AFA APA Charles ‘Chip’ Collins Westford S. Campbell Edward Turner Lexington Resolutiong Phillip Caporale Springfield Samuel D. Wade

Estimated 460 ec professional nurses in the state

An estimated 460 ec professional nurses operate in the state, reflecting the scale of the nursing workforce. The figure underscores demand for health services and potential policy considerations for staffing and training across public and private sectors.

Beauty Queen Featured In July 4 Parade Sudbury

Thousands from New England travel to Sudbury for holiday festivities. Helpers from churches units scouts and local businesses coordinate floats and features for the long running parade. Entries are arranged through Myron Siegars Larry Leone or chairman George Brown and P O Box 315 Sudbury.

New England Sudbury Myron Siegars Larry Leone George Brown P.O. Box Sud- Dury

Open Panel Held by Acton Chamber Discusses Town Affairs

A crowded open meeting in Acton Blanchard Auditorium featured Town Moderator James E. Kinsley leading a panel on town affairs. Officials Charles D. MacPherson Martin S. Meigs Jr and David P. Tinker spoke on administrative duties and the water district its history and functions.

Acton Acton Chamber of Commerce Winich Blanchard Auditorium James E. Kinsley Water District Board of Selectmen Irman Charles D. MacPherson Martin S. Meigs, Jr David P. Tinker C. Judge Robert Buchanan

Acton Soacco Event At Acton School Grounds This Weekend

The Acton Soacco event at Acton School grounds runs tomorrow and Saturday sponsored by South Acton Congregational Church, with public attendance welcome. The church plans its annual weekend for Sunday June 21 hosted by Mr and Mrs Everett Brest. A birth announced from Emerson Hospital for a son on June 9 is noted along with a camp outing at Lunenberg summer camp hosted by Mr and Mrs Gates. Organizers include Mr and Mrs Donald Wescott and Mr and Mrs Clayton Steeves.

Soacco Acton South Acton Congregational Church South Acton Cld James Gates Lunenberg Donald Westcott Clayton Steeves

Sawyer couple announce birth at Emerton Hospital

Mr and Mrs Dennis Sawyer of 512 Main Street welcomed a son born June 9 at Emerton Hospital.

Dennis Sawyer Main Street Emertpon Hospital

Vacation Bible School Opens at West Acton Baptist

The annual vacation Bible school at West Acton Baptist Church started Monday with large enrollment. Classes run Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. through June 26. Mrs Charles Putnam is the overall director.

West Acton West Acton Baptist Church Charles Putnam

Ever Ready Class Social Meet Set for June 23

Carlisle Next posts a reunion for the Ever Ready Class at 8 p m June 23 at Mrs Agmne Johnson s Westford street with no special program Hostesses listed as Mrs Johnson Elsie Scheer Mary Blanchard and Frances Whitman

Carlisle Agmne Johnson Westford Street Mrs. Johnson Elsie Eheer Mary Blanchard Frances Whitman

Lord's Supper Service At Mal Church Sunday

A Church holds a Holy Communion service on Sunday June 21 at 9 30 am. The event welcomes all who love Jesus and seek to follow him as disciples.

Awe Lands Sipper Neleche the Mal Jesus Christ

Traffic Ticket System Could Cut Massachusetts Injuries

Bruce Campbell of the Massachusetts Safety Council urges lawmakers to support the Uniform Traffic Ticket System in House Bill 1075. He says it could prevent about 25 000 traffic injuries annually and notes 11 000 child injuries from nearly 100 000 auto accidents last year.

Massachusetts Bruce Campbell Massachusetts Safety Council Campbell House of Representatives Safety Council

Sudbury Traffic Recap and Vehicle Tows This Week

A series of minor traffic incidents from June 8 to 13 in Sudbury includes a car hit a stone wall at Fairbank and Maynard roads with no injuries and towing by Colonial Auto. New Ford station wagons arrive, one plain to deter speeders and one with blue light. Police aided traffic on Union avenue during a fire at Cassella's pit. Other incidents involve a rollover at Goodman hill and Post road, a near collision with an optical restricted driver, and a Landham road crash sending one to Framingham Union Hospital. Three to four dozen tons of salt mention appears as garbled.

Seto Marjorie Sellar Fairbank Maynard Roads Colonial Auto Sudbury Polite Dept Ellis Motors Marlboro Union Avenue Fire Dept Val White Landham Road Joseph Lettery Landham Road Sudbury Jeanette Ehret Stow Framingham Union Hospital Seth Stanley A. Ferus Lowell Rene J. Pare Union Hospital Sip Oane

Navy Seeks Qualified Men For Electronics Engineering and Aviation

The Navy Recruiting Service reports high demand for specialists in electronics, engineering, aviation and general fields. Specialized service schools cover over fifty fields. options include attending schools or advancing in rate through training. The Navy offers challenging careers for those with a college degree, a high school diploma, or none, across air, sea, land and underwater roles.

Navy

Fourth Marine Division to Hold 12th Reunion in Boston

Local veterans from the Fourth Marine Division expect many former Marines to attend the 12th annual reunion in Boston. Attendees include Morrilt St Maynard and Cecil W. Veinotte of Hudson, and the event is slated for June.

Fourth Marine Division Boston Morrilt St., Maynard Cecil W. Veinette Park Ave Hudson

Marlboro Man Badly Burned By Hot Tar At Acton Plant

Marlboro man McCombs suffered severe burns to his body when a tar vat spilled into a hopper at the Rex Corp plant in West Acton. He climbed a wooden ladder with a five gallon bucket of tar when the barrel broke, tearing off both arms and injuring him other parts. He was taken to Emerson Hospital by police and plant workers.

Set Chauncey R. Fenton, Jr James Howard

Marjorie Hallen Selected as Daisy Mae in Li’l Abner Film

Hollywood reports Marjorie Hallen, called Leslie Parrish, chosen last minute to play Daisy Mae Yokum after 50 auditioning vocalists failed to sing or dance. She met race deadlines, and colleagues note her resemblance to the character while adjusting her name for the screen role.

Vernon Scott UPI Hollywood HoLywood UPI — Com Daisy Mae Jg Abner Daisy Mae Yokum Scragg Adams Ernie Kovacs Edie Mel Frank Norman Panama Marjorie Hellen Abber Marjorie Leslie Parrish Leslie Timhe Pope Sphing Dogpatch Black Eddy Or Features Abner Daisy Mae Iare Daiy Mae

Kennedy Dominant in Democratic Field Amid Left Wing Maneuvers

Washington reports indicate General John F. Kennedy leads the Democratic pack as left wing factions maneuver to challenge him. Eleanor Roosevelt and Detroit signals hint at support shifts, with Hubert Humphrey favored by some for president and Kennedy eyed for vice president.

Washington UPI John F. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy Eleanor Roosevelt Detroit Reuther Big United Automo Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Puerce’ Teap Hienagheay Charice Rey Rit Roosevelt Humphrey

Bid notice for supply off mill road delivery time

Unclear text references a lodge bid with deadline Monday at 3 p m for supply off mill road. Mentions non federal tax and delivery terms, but details are garbled and names, places, and exact requirements are unreadable.

Ward Mill Road Magna

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