Co op Board Candidates Named For Maynard Meeting
The article lists six candidates for the Maynard Cooperative Board including Anton J. Smith and Herbert Sonthoff, with backgrounds at United Co-op and Maynard Credit Union. It notes three of six will be elected at annual meetings, and outlines Public Relations Committee nominees Kenneth Jarvinen Robert Ojalehto Mrs Everett Reed and Victor Yngve. Meetings set for Maynard High School auditorium and Parker St Hall at 7:30 p m.
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Co-op
Herbert Sonthoff
United Co-op Farmers
Fitchburg
Sonthoff
Co-op Institute Association
Maynard Credit Union
Kenneth Jarvinen
Robert Ojalehto
Everett Reed
Victor Yngve
U. S. Army Transporation Dept
Boston University
Indiana
Maynards
Oberlin College
Ohio
Washington, D. C. Rochdale
Group Health Association
Washington
G.H. A
Antioch College Co-op
Chicago
Hyde Park
Meteorologist Study Hurricanes
Correspondent H. Meyers reports on Gordon Dunn who takes over hurricane duties, studying why storms wobble and how to predict paths. Dunn notes winds, naming storms by female names, and the need for better tropical meteorology research at the University of Puerto Rico and related bureaus.
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Miami Weather Bureau
Dunn
Years Don’t Mean Age To This Pair
Robert Baughman 95 and wife 02 refuse to feel elderly. Married in 1931 they have eight children from prior marriages. The pair visit neighbors, aid the ill, and share 187 years of combined experience despite setbacks.
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Memphis
Tenn
Robert Baughman
Baughman
the Kid
Baughmans
Red Cross Appeal Seeks Public Aid for Relief Efforts
Community urged to support Red Cross relief drives aiding disaster victims. Donations fund shelter, food, medical care, and emergency response teams working across affected areas.
Massachusetts Moves to Amend Election Laws on Beacons Hill
Massachusetts lawmakers consider amending election law to allow delayed national conventions. A bill backed by leaders from both parties would shift the filing date for national candidates to the second Tuesday in September. The piece notes budget strains, tax-cut proposals, and ongoing fiscal crisis as lawmakers debate taxes and state spending.
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Massachusetts
Beacon Hill
Commonwealth
Ways and Means Committee
House
Herter
Commission
Vary Lenten Fish Menu With This Dish
New York news notes a curried sardines with rice dish for Lenten meals. Sardines, butter, flour, curry powder, salt and milk are combined to a thick sauce then simmered with sardines and served over rice. Yields 3-4 servings.
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New York
Maine
Seniors Visit New York City on School Trip
A Concord group of seniors toured New York during vacation week led by W. Harold O'Connor Miss Miriam Clark and Miss Gertrude O'Donnell. They toured the United Nations NBC studios Wall Street and the Stock Exchange and attended a Gary Moore and a Steve Allen TV show. They stayed at the Shelton Hotel on Lexington Avenue and 49th Street.
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Concord
New York City
Victor Palmucci
Dick Whelen
George Lamonakis
George Watkins
Susan Ferran
Jean Balfour
Margorie Cunningham
Terry Dempsey
Judy Edwardson
Joyce Taylor
Eleanor Loomer
Barbara Fultz
W. Harold O’connor
Miriam Clark
Gertrude O’donnell
United Nations
N.B.C. TV
Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
Gary Moore
Steve Allen
Shelton Hotel
Lexington Avenue
49Th Street
Greater Boston Chapter formed for Armed Forces Management Association
Civilian and military personnel from the Air Force Cambridge Research Center and Laurence G. Hanscom Field form a Greater Boston Chapter. The group will meet monthly for seminars and discussions on management methods and will invite other services in the area as it grows. Temporary officers are Col. Keily, Mr. Breen, Capt. Reeves, and Lt. Wand. The Navy consumed 1 750 000 000 pounds of food last year, enough to fill a freight train from Newport to Baltimore.
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Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Laurence G. Hanscom Field
Armed Forces Management Association
Greater Boston
Departments of Defense
Department of Defense
Greater
Boston
Thomas Keily
Jack Breen
Philip Reeves
Harlan F. Wand
Newport
R. I
Baltimore
Double Compulsory Auto Insurance Bill Is Killed
The third month of the 1955 legislative session opened with a phantom Republican majority as a bill doubling minimum compulsory auto insurance was killed on reconsideration after a Friday pass. The measure would raise per-accident limits to 10000 and per-victim limits to 20000, prompting a three hour debate over who bore blame for passage in the informal session.
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Boston LLP
Charles Gibbons R-Stoneham
Sesson
Gibbons
John F. Thompson
D-Ludlow
Committee On State Administration
Suspicious woods fire prompts police chase in Sudbury
February report details a grass and woodland blaze near Goodnow road and the Stratton residence with a 14-year-old boy seen fleeing. Fire Chief and Howard Kelley responded, discovering multiple arson sites, and an alarm was dispatched. A second grass fire at Hudson and Marlboro roads is suspected linked.
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Sudbury
Winifred Rhoades
Goodnow Road
Michael Stratton
Howard Kelley
Stratton House
Marquis
Hudson Road
Hudson and
Marlboro Roads
Tumbles Fail to Bother Holyoke Man
Albert A. Quenneville, 51, has been tumbling for 40 years with no hypsophobia. He fell five stories as a youth, damaged his left wrist and pelvis, later survived a 1200 foot airplane flight crash and a two story fall during house repair without a scratch. He says he does not mind heights.
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Holyoke
Albert A. Quenneville
Apiatna Reento
Quenneville
Concord Finance Committee Figures Tax Hike And Guidance
The Concord Finance Committee warns of a 10 percent tax base increase for 1955 with total schedule A at 1,735,224.65 and net tax need 1,176,100 after B and C. It urges interdepartmental coordination, warns of rising debt costs, and suggests closing warrants earlier while outlining a plan to keep tax rate nearer 58.31 with a final 62.47 after warrant requests.
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Concord
Finance Committee
Elementtary
Water Commissioners
Gilbert W. Bell
Gordon S. Brown
Alden K. Coolidge
J. Frank Devlin
John B. Finigan
William W. Garth, Jr
Loring Grimes
Charles F. Mogan, Jr
John K. Norwood
Gordon Ogilvie
Ernest R. Spinney
John W. Teele
Julian H. White
Harold C. Smith
Fork in Stomach Surprises Hackley Doctor in Muskegon
In Muskegon Michigan a 16 year old girl Wilma Tiverman swallowed a heavy dinner fork inscribed Mercy Hospital A local garbage collector reportedly handed the fork to relatives after finding it in discarded silver The doctor removed the fork in a straightforward operation and believes the fork entered the mouth and slid down after a fall of the girl’s body
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Muskegon, Mich
Hackley Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Wilma F Tiverman
Muskegon
Wilma
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