Town By Laws and Speed Regulation Approved in 1954
The document records town by laws amendments and a Massachusetts Department of Public Works speed regulation. It notes unanimous approval and signatures including George Fingold Attorney General, Forrest D. Bradshaw Town Clerk, and officials Volpe Dole Fritz Bonzagni. The speed limit schedule covers Bedford and Lexington routes with 35 40 30 and 80 mph sections and a prima facie standard for excessive speed.
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Boston
Mass
George Fingold
Commonwealth
Magsach
Department OF Nme
Control
Monwealth
Mabsachusetts
Department OF Paton
Bedford Street
Bedford
Main Street
Department of Public Works
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Lexington
Bath Zone
John A. Volpe
Fred B. Dole
Lewis J. Fritz
Anthony A. Bonzagni
Public Hearing on building petitions in Sudbury Mass
Sudbury Massachusetts boards set a public hearing for July 13 1954 at 8 p m in Town Hall. Petitions include Robert L F Hooper seeking a five foot vestibule extension toward Post Road and an eight foot extension for an upstairs apartment at Booneiga s tation corner Union Avenue and the Boston Post Road. Andrew V Rabenius seeks approval to build a one family house on Pratt Mill Road Lot 7A per submitted plan.
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Sudbury
Mass
Board of App Is
Town Hall
Robert L F. Hooper
Post Road
Boonefi Gas Station
Union Ave
Boston
Andrew V. Rabenius
Pratt Mill Rd
Concord League of Women Voters Names New Officers
The Concord League of Women Voters announces fall officers including President Mrs F W Mears, Secretary Mrs K Payne Martin, Treasurer Mrs Robert A Soderman, Membership Chair Mrs Clifford A Pulis, and Finance Chair Mrs Horace L Arnold. Nominating committee members elected are Mrs Harold C Smith, Mrs Archibald, Mrs William O Eis, plus appointees Mrs Harold Cabot and Mrs Frank J Buss.
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Concord
Concord League of Women Voters
F. W. Mears
W. S. Archibald, Jr
K. Payne Martin
Robert A. Soderman
Clifford A. Pulis
Horace L. Arnold
Harold C. Smith
Archibald
William O. Eis
Harold Cabot
Frank J. Buss
Norman Levinson
E. Weaver
Paul Counihan
Weekend Motoring Tour Ethos for Family Explorers
This feature promotes short 200 mile radius weekend trips by car for families. It highlights museums, historical sites, factory tours, and crafts from textile mills to canneries, with advance phone calls for tours and samples. It suggests flower tours, Indian reservations, tribal dances, and lakes or beaches for marine-minded travelers.
New Officers Inducted by C D A 1116
West Concord-Court Our Lady helm of Christians C D A No 1116 elected and installed officers with Mary Bicelow district deputy and Mary Kirby monitor assisting Mrs Flora Clyne as grand regent succeeding Ethel Dalton. Other officers include vice president James Daston prime nut Mary Brown financial secretary Frances Driscoll historian Julia LeSage treasurer Margaret Dickey monitor Anne Bamtiste sentinel Anné Barniste lecturer Joséphine Paceau organist Margaret Cullinane trustees Marie Munn Elizabeth Connell Frances Dolan pastor and regents also Jennie Melisi Clara Zawada Eileen Prendergast.
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West Concord — Court
Our Lady Helm of Christians C.D.A. No. 1116
Mary Bicelow
Mary Kirby
Monitor
Flora Clyne
Ethel Dalton
Jatys Daston
Mary Brown
Frances Driscoll
Julia LeSage
Margaret Dickey
Emme Tombeno
Anné Bamtiste
Joséphine Paceau
Margaret Cullinane
Marie Munn
Elizabeth G. Connéll
Frantes Dolan
Jennie Melisi
Clara Zawada
Eileen Prendergast
Colby Coach Maze blends art with football on chalkboard
Waterville Maine Franklin Maze Colby College head football coach and part time professional artist keeps players engaged with blackboard cartoons while outlining plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville Me
Frank Maze
Colby College
Maze
Stolen Car Fire Suspected Teen Involvement
Last Wednesday evening firemen responded to a car blaze on North Road. The wrecked vehicle, believed to be a stolen corvette from Billeries, may have been the work of teenagers. Fire Chief Waldo D. Wilson and crew extinguished the fire. car towed to George Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlise
North Road
Billeries
Waldo D. Wilson
George Ball
Public Safety Emphasizes Driver Pedestrian Citizenship
Edmond C Powers of Cleveland argues traffic deaths stem from poor driver and pedestrian behavior. He cites speeding, improper signaling, wrong lanes, jaywalking, and unprepared young drivers, urging responsible conduct and safety across all road users and parents.
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Bette
Edmond C. Powers
Cleveland
Tlan
Jay
Water on TV Set Traced to Rain Water In Lead-In
Milwaukee. Joseph B. Grimm found water on his TV set and suspected pranks. He later checked the new ultra high frequency converter and discovered rain water was entering through the tubular lead-in from the aerial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph B. Grimm
Card of thanks for James W. Christian
The family of the late James W Christian North Acton thank all who offered help and kindness during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Christian
James W
Christian
North Acton
Public safety notice urges caution on strangers and town dumping
Chief McGovern urges parents to warn children not to accept candy or rides from strangers. Saxonville reports a recent offense warning residents of the danger. Out of towners warned that dumping in the Sudbury Town Dump will incur a $20 fine for each offense.
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Sudbury Town
Michigan study finds 5.2 percent of U S vacationers visit Michigan
A survey by Michigan State College Bureau of Research reports 5.2 percent of America’s vacation travelers come to Michigan. Each vacation party averages 3.1 persons, stays 12.3 days and spends $286. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Lansing, Mich
Michigan State College
Bureau of Research
Michigan
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Forrest D. Bradshaw
Appea Board
Gray M
Joseph Laurel
Prince Buu Lao
Vietnam
Laois
Cambodia
League
Mrs. Mears
Mrers. Martin
C.D. A
Pune
Wolverine Statistics
U. S
Lower Main St
Hudson
Lake Boon
Vangie Anastas
TEL
Lowell
Philco
O1. Corp Products
Surner
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