Concord hosts first demonstration of Jonal Television in New England
Concord and West Concord residents participate in Channel 2 Week events at local high school auditorium and shops. The coordinated display includes window setups by Carl J. Hay and Richard F. Wood, truck loan from Benjamin F. Clark, and TVs from Fred's Radio Shop. A survey of student and parent opinions on television usage is being tabulated for a full report to Boston.
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Concord
West Concord
Carl J. Hay
Richard F. Wood
Benjamin F. Clark
Mill Dam
Fred
Maynard
Paul Byam
Coffcord
Massachusetts Women Club Leaders Promote Philippine Community Work
The Massachusetts Women’s Clubs unite under J Michelson to support Philippine community efforts. They discuss strategic areas and ways to help with education and self-help projects like providing equipment and poultry to assist poorer families.
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Masachusetts
Ippine
J. Michelson
Ice
Ubs
Con club to held supper with president presiding
The Con club will hold its next regular supper on March 9 at Howard John Grant. The president will preside and M Will be in charge isent Rothwell. Club aims to attend the convention in New York City.
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Howard John Grant
Ihent Rothwell
Club J
New York City
Lincoln Grange honors local students at Wescol meeting
The Lincoln Grange held an annual meeting at Grange Hall on Tower Road. The program announced Lincoln students to the honor roll. Corresponding officers will be observed during the event.
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Lincoln
Wescol
Grange Hall
Lincoln Grange
Miss Snow Heads New England Hospital Assembly Plans
Concord Miss Elmina L Snow of Emerson Hospital serves on the program committee for the 31st annual New England Hospital Assembly meeting set for March 29 30 31 at the Hotel Statler Boston Dr Frederick T Hill Thayer hospital Waterville Maine says the event will draw over 5000 administrators doctors nurses technicians staff and volunteers from New England and beyond.
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Concord
Elmina L. Snow
Emerson Hospital
New England Hospital Assembly
Assembly
Frederick T. Hill
Thayer Hospital
Waterville
Maine
New England
Nation
Sudbury Woman's Club Reschedules March Meeting
Due to the town meeting, the Sudbury Woman's Club will meet Wednesday March 17 at 3 p.m. in the Lower Town Hall. Miss Lorraine Williams, fashion model commentator and artist, will present a delightful program.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Lorraine Williams
Albert E. Hosmer Finds Congenial Companionship
Sudbury resident Albert E. Hosmer invited to a birthday dinner for Lucy Adams 93. Also gathering included Dr Dwight of Yale University and a retired captain aged 83, all sharing fellowship in Hosmer's home with turkey, pie, and cake.
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Sudbury
Martha’s Vineyard
Albert E. Hosmer
Vineyard Haven
Lucy Adams
Adams
Lucy
Hosmer
Florence Armes Hosmer
Foolish forehead mishap becomes confession from a playful speaker
The narrator, blaming no one but himself, describes a blue spot on his forehead from a bath toy suction cup. He recounts testing gadgets during babysitting and admits the mark appeared after the cup stuck to his skin. He jokes about washing his face more and ending his foolish acts.
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Junior
Western Union to Combine Marlboro and Framingham Offices
Western Union plans to merge its Marlboro and Framingham operations and route Marlboro calls to the Framingham office during set hours. Telegraph money orders and in person messages may be handled via City Taxi Company at 101 Main Street Marlboro, with expanded hours. No extra charge to patrons as the company will cover wire and agent costs. change expected soon.
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Marlboro
Western Union Telegraph Company
Framingham
Western Union
City Taxi Company
Main Street
Tourism in Kentucky Becomes Second Largest Industry
In 1952 tourism income reached 393 million dollars, as state departments estimate. This marks a shift in Kentucky's economy with tourism overtaking coal mining, now second only to agriculture in earnings.
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Frankfort
U.P
Kentucky
Manns Welcome Their Third Son Thomas Henry Mann
Mr and Mrs Edward W Mann of 507 Main street announce the birth of a third son named Thomas Henry Mann on February 19 at the Richardson House in Boston Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry MedMorran of Lincoln NH and Mr and Mrs David W Mann of Lincoln Road Lincoln
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Acton
Edward W. Mann
Main Street
Thomas Henry Mann
Richardson
Louisville mayor admits water tastes bad and uses bottled water
Mayor Broaddus told Louisville Water Co directors that city water has a bad taste and odor. He says he drinks bottled spring water at home as officials blame bacteria and industrial wastes in the Ohio River for the smell and flavor.
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Louisville
U.P
Broaddas
Louisville Water Co
Ohio
Miss Parks Weds Air Force Officer Here Next July
Concord announces the engagement of Miss Carolyn Parks to Lieut. Wilbur F. Smith U S Air Force son of Mr and Mrs Herbert P Smith West Newton The couple plan a July wedding Miss Parks a Centenary Junior College student is a debutante Lieut Smith is a Vermont Academy and Ohio Wesleyan College graduate stationed at Vance Air Force Base Enid Oklahoma
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Miss Parks
Air Force
Concord
Robert D. Parks
Ridge Road
Carolyn Parks
Wilbur F. Smith
U. S. Air Force
Herbert P. Smith
West Newton
Parks
Concord Academy
Centenary Junior College
Hackettstown
New Jersey
Lieut. Smith
Vermont Academy
Ohio Wesleyan ‘College
Vance Air Force Base
Tn Enid
Oklahoma
Sudbury Actor J Fleet Cowden Stars In Guest In House
Sudbury's J Fleet Cowden, now an attorney in Boston and Sudbury, leads the Hovey Players in the role of Douglas Proctor in Guest In the House at the Goys' Club Auditorium Waltham. Cowden previously played the same part for the Sudbury Players and appeared in Light Up The Sky. He relocated from Laconia New Hampshire two years ago and serves as secretary of the University of Pennsylvania Club of New England.
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Sudbury
J. Fleet Cowden
Sudury
Hovey Players
Douglas Proctor
Sudbury Players
Mr. Cowden
Laconia
New Hampshire
Lakes Region Playhouse
Boston
University of Pennsylvania Club of
New England
Goys’ Club
Waltham
State unemployment rises 17000 from Dec to Jan
Unemployment across Massachusetts increased by 17 000 between December 15 and January 15 totaling 45 000. Claims rose 7116 to 24166 while 1 920 000 Bay Staters remained employed. Textile layoffs hit Lawrence Lowell New Bedford Attleboro Worcester Milford Fitchburg and Webster with Fall River steady. Officials warn no quick improvement before spring.
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State Division of Employment Security
Antonio England
Lawrence
Lowell
New Bedford
Attleboro
Worcester
Milford
Fitchburg
Webster
Fall River
Bay
Youth Fellowship Meeting at Trinitarian Church
A Junior Senior Youth Fellowship gathering at Trinitarian Congregational Church Sunday evening featured worship leader Betty Ogilvie and discussion leaders Elmer Brooks Jr and David LeBallister. The topic was Our Visit to the United Nations.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Betty Ogilvie
Elmer Brooks, Jr
David LeBallister
Christian Outreach
United Nations
Massachusetts D A V seeks federal Soldier's Home at Cushing Hospital
Led by Adjutant Joseph R Harold the Massachusetts Disabled American Veterans plan to urge Congress to convert the closed Cushing Hospital into a Federal Soldier's Home. They will meet Senators Saltonstall Kennedy and 14 Congressmen in Washington to press for beds for World War I II Korean veterans, citing bed shortages and long waiting lists.
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Massachusetts
Joseph R. Harold
Quincy
Bay State
Cushing Hospital
Harold
Riverside Avenue
Leverett Saltonstall
John F Kennedy
V.S
Chelsea
Holyoke
Veterans of
Poultry Conference in Waltham to Feature Polio Talk
The Middlesex Flock Health Conference on March 17 at the Waltham Field Station will include a talk on poliomyelitis by Dr Roy F Feemster of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. The day will focus on poultry health issues and is open to all poultry industry members and families.
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Middlesex Flock
Roy F. Feemster
Division of
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Waltham Field
Beaver Street
Waltham
Middlesex Turkey and Poultry Directors’ Association
Middlesex County Extension Service
Concord Community Calendar Highlights
Concord events include a Knights of Columbus breakfast after 8 oclock mass at St Bernard’s on April 25 at Monument Hall. Rev Edward Perry Daniels preached at First Parish church. Rev Frederick May Eliot spoke at an open meeting on Unitarianism Today. Movie showings and social periods were listed by the Concord Recreation Commission. Ash Wednesday services were held at Trinity Episcopal. A corporate communion and breakfast followed the 8 oclock service at Howard Johnsons.
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The
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Monument. Hall
St. Bernard’s Church
Edward Perry Daniels
Frederick May Eliot
American Unitarian Association
Trinity Episcopal Church
Concord
Howard Johnson's
Local Woman Speaker at 42nd Tree Wardens Convention
Sudbury reports the 42nd Annual Convention of the Massachusetts Tree Wardens and Foresters Association in Boston with lectures on weed control insect damage and tree growth. Scholarships, roadside rest area plans, and Arbor Day efforts were announced along with plans for future conferences.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts Tree Wardens’ and Foresters’ Association
Horticultural Hall
Boston
Hotel Kenmore
Philip Rusden
Waltham Field Station
Forestry Dept
University of Massachusetts
Joseph L. Beasley
Division of
John’ O'Doherty
Gordon King
Ambherst
T. O. Guptill
W. Leslie Hebert
Worcester
Sudbury Woman Mrs Ferden Celebrates 93rd Birthday
Mrs William Ferden observed her 93rd birthday in Sudbury despite two weeks of illness. Friends sent flowers cards and gifts including a Nova Scotia souvenir cup and saucer. Born Clara Lenora Reid she grew up in East Sudbury attending Sandham School and Wadsworth Academy before moving to Maynard and living much of her life in Sudbury. She now resides at Wadsworth Hill House in South Sudbury.
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Sudbury
William Matthew Ferden
Nova Scotia
Ferden
Clara Lenora Reid
Alma Jane Reid
East Sudbury
Case Institute Rosters Feature Famous Names
The Case Institute of Technology at Cleveland lists an all-time Who’s Who flavor among faculty and students. Notables include Roger Bacon from Gates Mills teaching physics and Sophocles M. Sophocles in language and literature, with John Garner a mechanical engineering major and Franz Schubert a freshman mechanical engineer. Assistant librarian Elizabeth Barrett compiled the roster.
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Fcase Institute
Cleveland, O
WUSP
Case Institute of Technology
Roger Bacon
Gates Mills
Franz Schubert
Andrew Johnson
Sophocles M. Sophocles
John Garner
Painesville
State creates Natural Resources Department and maps scenic routes
The message urges all tree wardens and departments to coordinate with Civil Defense for quick responses in emergencies. A new Mass Department of Natural Resources has been established and by early summer several scenic routes across the state will be mapped along major and minor roads.
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Civil Defense
Mass. Dept. of Natural Resources
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