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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

10

Publicatio n highlights new Studies in Industrial Relations series

The inaugural text The Dynamic of a Labor Market by Charles A. Myers and George P. Shultz examines how local labor markets react to changing conditions. Based on field research in a New England community it argues unemployment acts as a dynamic factor and markets follow a predictable pattern. Shultz, a MIT economist and Princeton graduate, resides in Red Acre Village, Stow. This is his second book.

Charles A. Myers George P. Shultz Massachusetts Institute of Technology New England Prentice-Hall Red Acre Village Stow Princeton College

Local family to live in new trailer home

Robert L. Davis a Navy veteran now with the Second Marine Division and his wife Mary Coulter Davis leave Maynard Memphis with children Steven and Cynthia for a new trailer home at Mimosa Trailer Camp on Route 24 Jacksonville North Carolina. Davis has a Hale high school 1945 graduate and is on special leave training at Camp Lejeune. They sold their Parker street house in Maynard. Bennett asks about a postcard received with his name and address only.

Camp Lejeune

Bride Elect Given Pleasant Shower in Sudbury Home

A miscellaneous and personal shower for Miss Jean Carmichale at her mother Mrs. Katherine Carmichael’s home on Union Avenue Sudbury honored her upcoming marriage to George W. Taylor of Peakham Road. About 50 guests from Waltham Newton Belmont Brighton and Sudbury attended. The couple plans to wed July first at the Sudbury Methodist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy Borg Mrs. Eleanor Darby and Miss Shirley Carmichael.

Sudbury Jean Carmichale Katherine Carmichael Union Avenue George W. Taylor Peakham Road Waltham Newton Belmont Brighton Sudbury Methodist Church Dorothy Borg Eleanor Darby Shirley Carmichael

Pupils Learn About Birds With Audubon Society Visit

Twenty four pupils from Redcoat school and their parents welcomed Harry Ledi of the Audubon Society Educational Department who spoke on birds and showed pictures. Children identified birds by name and enjoyed an ice cream break while mothers served coffee and cake. Several adults joined the Audubon Society at the event.

Sudbury Paul H. Reaves Redcote Harry Ledi Educational Department The Audubon Society Luther M. Child, Jr Philip M. Way Robert S. Childs Albert R. Blanchard Allan G.bowery Luther. M. Child, Jr Carlton W. Ellmns, Jr

Four Couples Mark Wedding Anniversaries

A Sudbury group celebrated multiple anniversaries with a dinner and dance at The Meadows on Friday night. Honorees included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Fay Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whelpley Mr. and Mrs. William Spiller with guests Bernard Titus Katherine Sica and Herman P Brown Jr.

Sudbury Arthur E. Fay, Jr Robert Phelps Richard Whelpley William Spiller Bernard Titus Katherine Sica Herman P. Brown Jr

Mrs Martha Simpson 72 Norw born Native of Norway

West Concord funeral services were held for Martha Nelson Simpson 72 of 4 Water Street West Concord died at Emerson Hospital after a three week illness. A Gold Star mother she was wife of the late Ingwald Simpson and mother of Nora Hayes. Surviving are a daughter three grandchildren and two brothers. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.

West Concord Martha Nelson) Simpson Water Street Main Street Emerson Hospital Dée Funeral Home Concord Edwin B. Nylen George I. Simpson U. S. Army Anzio Italy Ingwald Simpson B. & M. Railroad Arthur Nora) Hayes Maynard Nick Nelson Claude Nelson Britmount Minnesota

Lincoln Man Earns $4000 Cancer Society Fellowship

Dr. Roland F. Beers Jr of Winter Street Lincoln is awarded a $4000 American Cancer Society fellowship to study at MIT. He earned his medical degree at the University of Rochester and interned at Baylor University after U. S. Navy service. He will study enzyme properties and control mechanisms with Prof. Irwin W. Sizer.

Roland F. Beers, Jr Winterstreet Lincoln American Cancer Society Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ernest M. Deland Massachusetts Beers University of Rochester Medical School Baylor University U. S. Navy Irwin W. Sizer

Bedford couple marks 31st anniversary at home

Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Atwood of 21 Webber Avenue observe the 31st anniversary of their marriage on Tuesday June 26. They were wed in the same house they now reside in. Mr. Atwood chairs the Bedford Board of Selectmen and the family includes two sons Earl S. Atwood Jr and Richard Atwood and a daughter Mrs. R Robert Riessle Jr with five grandchildren.

Bedford Earl S. Atwood Webber Avenue Mr. Atwood

Bedford Brown Enrolls in Summer Pre Law Course

Nathaniel K Brown son of Mr and Mrs John F Brown of 230 Concord Road has enrolled as a summer student for a pre law course at the University of Massachusetts. The term begins July 1. On Tuesday June 19 Mr and Mrs J Kenneth Armstrong of 18 Crescent Avenue observed the fifth anniversary of their marriage. Mrs Armstrong is Barbara Christie daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Christie Great Road. The Armstrongs have two daughters.

Nathaniel K. Brown John F. Brown Concord Road University of Massachusetts Kenneth Armstrot Crescent Avenue

New Arrival in West Concord Child Born to Harmon Family

Mr and Mrs Charles E Harmon of 151 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord are parents of a son born June 19 at Emerson Hospital Concord. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Share W Harmon of West Concord.

West Concord Charles E. Harmon Commonwealth Avenue Emerson Hospital Concord Share W. Harmon West Conco

Survival odds from atomic blasts, cited civil defense official

John F. Stokes reports in Hiroshima that over half within a mile survived the atomic blast. In Nagasaki about 70 percent within a mile escaped death, suggesting higher survival chances than commonly believed.

Hiroshima Nagasaki John F. Stokes Civil Defense Agency

Police Ass'n Holds Annual Dinner Party

The Sudbury Police Association held its annual banquet in the Town hall Monday night with about 40 guests. Attendees included the Fire Chief and his wife, selectmen and their wives, police department members and their spouses. A spaghetti and fried chicken dinner was served, prepared by Mr. Jenna with help from Al Leone. The event committee consisted of Officer William Brown, Chief John McGovern, and Johan Gaughan. Speaker Mr. Richer, principal of Lyman School, addressed juvenile delinquency handling.

Sudbury Police Association Fire Department Police Department Jenna al Leone William Brown John McGovern Johan Gaughan Richer Lyman School

Sudbury Arts and Crafts Exhibit Draws Large Folk Attendance

The Sudbury Town Hall weekend arts and crafts show attracted many visitors. Dorothy Fredey organized displays by her pupils and local artists with about 225 pieces including painted furniture, trays, lamps, a wheelbarrow, and a variety of stenciled designs. Exhibitors listed include Irene Ripley and G Hamilton Marton among others. noted gouache and oil works by local artists were also praised.

Sudbury Dorothy Fredey Irene Ripley Mary Smith Mary Johnson Jacqueline Scoules Shirley Hoar Viola Seckle Trene Ripley Betty Stevens Hazel Rollins Winifred Carothers Audrey Baldwin Elizabeth Klein Marion Stone Ethel Toole Emma Topham Eileen Greer Edith Dea Edith Greer Anna Conlin Judith Fredey Virginia Child Helen Marie McCaffrey Stella Newis Beverly Giles Sylvia Throckmorton Ruth Johnson G. Hamilton Marton South Sudbury Loring W. Coleman, Jr Observer

Will of Nora E McNiff Probated in Middlesex Court

The will of Nora E. McNiff of Marlboro widow of Hugh M. McNiff has been filed and allowed in Middlesex Probate Court. Drawn Oct 25 1948, filed by Joséph E. Kehoe of Boston. Executrix named M Gertrude Gallagher with eight nieces and four nephews mentioned. Personal property 28097 dollars real estate 17500 dollars. Specific bequests include 45 Devens street home to M Gertrude Gallagher and 56 Devens street four family building to Alice E Murphy. Rest of estate to four nieces and divided among them as residue.

Glancy News Service Cambridge Nora E. McNiff Devons Street Marlboro Hugh M. McNiff M. Gertrude Gallagher Alice E. Murphy Washington, D. C Grace E. Gallagher Frances S. Knight Framingham

Laursen Family Returns From Vermont Vacation

Stow Mr and Mrs Robert L Laursen and son Philip returned home from a week long vacation as guests of Mr and Mrs Clark Van Norden in East Thetford Vermont. On the way they visited Rev and Mrs Ivan Nowlan former Union Evangelical minister. Their daughter Alma Moore and two sons were home on furlough with Sgt Moore who had left for New Mexico. Rev Nowlan and family send regards to all.

Robert L. Laursen Philip Great Road Clark van Nordan East Thetford Vermont Laursens Ivan Nowlan Union Evangelical Church Alma Moore Sgt. Moore New Mexico Nowlan

Nine Scholarships For Nurse Course At Framingham School

The Advisory Committee of Framingham Union Hospital School of Nursing announces nine scholarships for the September 1951 class. Funds come from Framingham Union Hospital Aid Association Framingham Civic League Public Health Committee and Paramount Uniform Company. Applicants must be in the upper half of their class and show need. Eligible students may apply by writing Miss Katharine A Campbell R N director at Framingham Union Hospital Framingham Mass. Registration remains open for the 1951 class. catalogues and application blanks available on request.

Framingham Union Hospital School of Nursing Framingham Union Hospital Aid Association Framingham Civic League Public Health Committee Paramount Uniform Company Katharine A. ‘Campbell R. N School of Nursing Framingham Union Hospital Framingham, Mass

Newton and Ottawa swap students in annual exchange

Newton High School pupils will swap places with the Jobe Collegiate Institute of Ottawa next year as part of the city’s annual student exchange program.

Newton Mass U. P Newton High School Jobe Collegiate Institute of Ottawa Newto'n

Helium Melts at Extreme Low Temperature

The substance with the lowest melting point is helium a gas found in small amounts in the atmosphere. It melts at about 458 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.

Woodhead daughter at Camp Runels for two weeks

Margaret Woodhead, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Woodhead, is at Camp Runels Pelham New Hampshire for the next two weeks. Mrs Woodhead and Daniel Woodhead drove to the camp with her Sunday afternoon. William Wickey Allen Hartley and Richard Salmon are now employed at the Waltham Dial Gauge Company of Stow. Wickey and Hartley are members of next year's Hale High School senior class, and Salmon graduated this month.

Margaret Woodhead Wilfrid Woodhead William Wickey Allen Hartley Richard Salmon The Waltham Dial Gage Company Stow Wickey Hartley Hale High School Salmon

Picnic at Beach Stow-On Thursday at Hale High

Three under classes from Hale high school held an annual school picnic at Nantasket Beach. Time was split between swimming and outdoor activities, with students enjoying a day outdoors.

Stow Hale High School Nantasket Beach

Fragmentary note names several individuals linked to an event

Readable fragments mention Mrs Russell Sig William Peck Woodhead and Mr William Hartley connected to a local matter. The text is incomplete but identifies named people involved in the incident or inquiry.

Ming The Russell Sig William Peck Ty Woodhead William Hartley

Unclear OCR: Champaign Teaching Job Caps Prompt Debate

Fragmentary text from Champaign Illinois references the university and teaching diversity, mentions caps on teachers and certified law to teach, and notes questions about types and grades. No clear event or outcome is discernible.

Champaign Ill University of

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