Teachers to Blame for Pupils Not Liking Shakespeare
Yale professor Charles T. Prouty says secondary school teaching habits dull students to Shakespeare. The Summer Shakespeare Institute for teachers runs Aug 9 to Aug 29 at Yale and Stratford, aiming to rekindle teachers enthusiasm and improve how plays are taught.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Charles T. Prouty
Prouty
Shakespeare Institute
American Shakespeare Festival Theatre
Academy At
Stratford
Shakespeare
Rome
Yale Shakespeare Institute
Correction requested on District Court Reorganization Bill stance
A Concord resident requests correction of a June 7 1956 Concord Enterprise front page item. The writer opposes House Bill 2959 proposing a three tier district court system and argues Central Middlesex deserves a full time judiciary due to size growth and regional facilities including MIT, Bedford facilities, Route 2 and 128. The letter asserts opposition to vacancy handling by outside judges and urges amendment to include Central Middlesex as a full time district court.
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Concord Enterprise
Legislative Committee On
State House
Massachusetts
Central Middlesex
Central
Middlesex
Administration of Justice
Iiso Tod
Legislative Committee
District Court of
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Lexington
Concord
Maynard
Acton
Lincoln
Bedford
Stow
Carlisle
Bedie
Commonwealth
Insuse
Massachusetts Correctional Institution
Mass
State Police
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Metropolitan State Hospital
U. S. Air Base
Lincoln Project
Headquarters Air Force Cambridge Research
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dewey & Almy
General Radio, Instruments Corporation
Raytheon
Rex Corporation
Technical Products Corporation
Bradley Container
Otis M. Whitney
Public Safety
Fitchburg
Garrider
Attleboro
Framingham
Pierre A. Northrup
International art displays at de Cordova Lincoln museum
Two summer exhibitions come to the de Cordova Museum in Lincoln opening June 17 through August 9. Canadian Watercolors features painters from across Canada organized by the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Color and the Art Gallery of Toronto. Dutch Arts and Crafts presents 350 Holland designs from ceramics to toys, showcased with support from the Netherlands Embassy and Smithsonian Institute.
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Lincoln
deCordova Museum
Canada
Canadian Society of Painters In Water Color
Art Gallery of Toronto
Courtessy of the
Netherlands
Smithsonian Institute
New York City
New Coliseum
Holland
Carlisle Pursues Fast Pace on New Elementary School Project
Carlisle continues rapid progress on a $194000 six room elementary school built by a Tyngsborough contractor on Spalding park land beside the 150 year old brick schoolhouse. Occupancy hoped for this fall.
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Carlisle
Tyngsborough
Spalding Park
School Street
Church loyalty among youth questioned in Ravenswood
A Ravenswood column laments youth apathy toward church life while praising courage of young people in battlefields. It argues family loyalty to faith strengthens parish involvement and warns drift from church leads to drift from God, urging parents to model regular religious practice.
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Ravenswood News
Ravenswood
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce
Ofie
Hayeses name first child Mary Louise in Cambridge
Mr and Mrs Richard T Hayes of Cambridge Concord announce the birth of their first child Mary Louise Hayes. Mrs Hayes is the former Mary K Davis of Lincoln. The previous week’s note omits the great grandmother Mrs Anne Hayes of Concord.
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Richard .T. Hayes
Cambridge ‘Turnpike
Concord
Mary Louise. Hayes
Hayes
Mary K. Davis
Lincoln
Anne Hayes
Arrival of First Child for O Neill Family
Lincoln Mr and Mrs Paul A O Neill announce the birth of their son Mark on June 6 at Waltham Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Anthony O Neill of Waltham and Mrs Mary Corrigan of Old Winter Street. Great grandparents are Mrs Thomas O Neill of Waltham and Thomas Coady of Newton.
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Lincoln
Paul A. O'Neill
Joan Corrigan
Winter Street
Mark
Waltham Hospital
Anthony O'Neill
Waltham
Mary Corrigan
Old
Robbins First Child Born for Tom's River Couple
Mr and Mrs Paul H Robbins announce the birth of their first child a son June 1 at Tom's River Hospital The baby is the son of a Naval Air Force lieutenant Grandparents are Mrs Marguerite Robbins of Miami and Mr and Mrs Leslie W Crowson of Lincoln Great grandmother Mrs Abigail Crowson of Salem
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Pail H. Robbins
Lesley Crowson
Tom’s River
New Jersey
Pail Robbins
Tom's River Hospital
Naval Air Force
Marguerite Robbins
Miami
Florida
Leslie W. Crowson
Abigail Crowson
Salem
The beauties of Spain bathe lashes with olive oil
A note from Spain explains Spanish ladies attribute their famed eyelashes to a simple home practice. They are said to bathe their lashes frequently with olive oil to maintain their appearance.
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Spain
Tornado Confirmed In Central Massachusetts Storm
A June 1 storm in Westfield and Chicopee was identified as a tornado by Weather Bureau staff after field investigations. Damage totaled about 300 000 with Westfield Clark Brothers Tobacco plant hit hardest. five sheds and shade netting toppled. No serious injuries, though nine people were hurt by a circus tent collapse and four by a dynamite blast.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Weather Bureau
Westfield
Chicopee
Oscar Tenenbaum
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tenenbaum
Fitchburg
Russell
Robert E. Lautzenheiser
Westfield-Chicopée
Clark Brothers, Inc
Lautzenheiser
Massachusetts Commerce data shows gains in bank debits and industry
Massachusetts Department of Commerce items show April bank debits up 13.5 percent in eleven centers led by Pittsfield and Boston. Candy industry revenue in 1954 ranks Massachusetts fifth with 6138 workers and payroll, while veterans benefits total 266,675,000 from 1946 to 1955. Vacation travel hints at a record year with about 425 million dollars in industry revenue.
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Pittsfield
Boston
Lowell
Worcester
Brockton
Holyoke
Springfield
Lawrence-Andover-Methuen
Lynn
Fall River
New Bedford
United States Department of Commerce
United States
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Commonwealth
Directory of New England Plant Tours Offers Visitable Factories
The New England Council has published a directory of more than 100 six state area firms ready to welcome visitors. It lists location contact for visits, products made, tour hours, and tour lengths, free from The New England Council in Boston.
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Boston
New England
New England Council
Statler Building
Mass
Unclear OCR: Consumer Prices Rise in New York Area
Fragmented text notes rising prices in New York area for foods and coffee products. Mentions brands and processors, with scattered figures and timing unclear due to damaged OCR.
Faculty and Students Present Gifts at Colonial Inn Event
A report describes teachers and faculty at a Colonial Inn gathering. Miss Hartnell Miss Clark Nett and Miss Je leaving to may. Mrs Frell and Dr Gertri joined in presenting sage and cake. Jean’s gift was included in a boxed container as part of the outing in Europe.
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Concord
Hartnell
Clarknett
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