Investigations and Electric Debates Echo Across Papers
A collage of editorials discusses investigations of investigators and media loyalty to America. Across New York Vermont Michigan and Illinois the writers reflect on fear, policy, and the discovery potential of fire and atomic energy and its distant effects.
Two Sailors Injured In Route 2 Accident
Two U S sailors from the USS Columbus were seriously hurt when their car failed to negotiate a rotary circle at the Massachusetts Reformatory on Route 2. Richard Wheeler 22 of Fitchburg and Richard Chaprell 20 of Boston were taken to Emerson Hospital and later Chelsea Naval Hospital. Wheeler suffered a fractured skull and chest injuries while Chaprell sustained a fractured jaw and facial injuries. The car was demolished and the crash occurred at 3 05. Troopers A Mathewson and J L Barry investigated.
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West Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
Emerson Hospital
Concord Town
Howard Soberg
Wilfred Monson
Richard Wheeler
Fitchburg
Richard
Chappell
U.S.S. Columbus
Boston
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Wheeler
Chaprell
Troovers
A. Mathewson
J. L. Barry
West Concord State
Oe Barracks
Troop 49 Year Begins With 42 Members
Concord Troop 49 starts the year with 28 scouts and 14 explorers under Scout master Fred Olivers Sr. The troop committee chair is John Codding with officers including Alfred Baptiste Charles Alten John Halliday Maj Wasco Hazen Mudgett Morton Sarevey and Lemuel Watkins. Codding will teach Morse code. Other leaders include Fred Oliver Jr P DiCicco treasurer junior assistant scouts George Lamonakis George Watkins Joseph Lawrence senior patrol leaders George Davidson Alfred Baptiste Jr Stephen Lamenakis David Fredenburgh and patrol leaders Jay Hewitt David Driscoll and John Downing.
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Concord
Fred Olivers Sr
John Codding
Alfred J. Baptiste
Charles W. Alten
John Halliday
Maj
Wasco
Hazen Mudgett
Morton R. Seavey
Lemuel Watkins
Codding
Fred Oliver, Jr
P. DiCicco
TV Blamed For Water Shortages In Waterbury
City engineers report television viewing raises water use as the reservoir fails to fill at night due to frequent trips to the faucets by late viewers.
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Waterbury
Conn
Russell Reports: Long House Session And Budget Passage
Rep. Russell describes a grueling two hour late session in the House with Speaker Gibbons driving to finish by June. He notes extensive roll calls, party division, and efforts to pass the budget despite delays. He praises conduct and younger members while highlighting anticipated gains for Republicans as dawn approached.
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Howard
Russell
House of Representatives
Mr. Gibbons
Gibbons
Breakfast in Bed Mother's Day Treat menu guide
A Mother's Day breakfast idea with a three course menu using canned and processed foods. Steps include coffee prep recipes for various methods, eggs scrambled with deviled ham, heating buns, figs, and a be-rib boned gift, plus a cheerful shout of Happy Mother's Day To You.
Budget Shortfall Still Behind Last Year Despite Staff Increases
The report notes a large percentage of state employees gain raises while funding for new institutions like Lemuel Shattuck hospital remains multi million dollars below the prior year. The author admits a nonpartisan stance but hints at favorable views for his side in the early morning crowing.
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Lemuel Shattuck Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Flea Demonstrates Incredible Jumping Prowess Worldwide
The flea is described as the champion jumper, capable of jumping six inches high or 12 inches horizontally. It can clear 100 body lengths upward and 200 body lengths forward, far exceeding typical insect leaps.
Total jobless claims rise in Marlboro report
Marlboro figures from the Massachusetts Division of Employment Security show total claims up about three percent to 1460 from the prior week. Initial claims rose to 226 from 177, with 1289 continued claims six higher. Thirteen placements were made, 57 new applications for work, 32 unfilled openings, and 21 counseling cases.
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Marlboro
Mass
Division of Employment Security
Ees
Gasoline Fire Mystery Puzzles Portland Worker
Portland where Jessie H. Handy of Etheridge Foundry & Machine Co. investigated debris from a plant fire and found a scorched five gallon can still full of high test gasoline that failed to explode.
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Portland
U.P
Jessie H. Handy
Etheridge Foundry & Machine Co
Army Adopts Gray Wool General Duty Uniform
The Army nationwide votes favor a gray wool serge general duty uniform, replacing olive drab and the Eisenhower jacket. Enlisted personnel and officers across Regular Army, Reserve, and National Guard will wear the same wool uniform with a fitted coat and two-pocket design, pending Congressional and Defense Department approval in 1956.
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Regular Army
Reserve
National Guard
Army
Congress
Defense Department
Greatest Need Is Understanding of God
Boston speaker Miss Helen Appleton told Acton audiences that the world’s ills are rooted in a lack of good and of God. She urged deeper knowledge of universal good as God and cited healing stories from Christian Science to illustrate belief in God’s constant, unfailing goodness.
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Helen Appleton
Boston
Acton Las
God
Christian Science Board of
Appleton
Chris
Acton Town Hall
Donald Bolles Jackson
Concord
Miss Appleton
Baby Shower Held At Carlisle Home
Surprise stork shower hosted at the residence of Miss Mildred Lerson on South Street for Mrs. Kenneth Winchester formerly of Bedford. Attendees included neighbors and friends with gifts, while Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson of Bedford joined the celebration along with several local women.
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Carlisle
Kenneth Winchester
Mildred Lerson
South Street
Winchester
Bedford
Woburn
Emil Olson
Inga MacRae
Richard Pride
Gordon, Diment
Warren Dutton
Frederick Macone
Mae Swanson
Cement bids lockstep at 3.46 a barrel in Memphis
Seven sealed bids to the Memphis city commission on cement arrived at the same price of 3.46 dollars per barrel. The bids were submitted concurrently and reflected identical pricing.
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Memphis, Tenn
City Commission On
Summer reading improvement courses offered by Acton School
Supt Whitman Pearson plans summer courses with five options including reading improvement led by Miss Conson and Miss Santamour for Grades III to XII from July 12 to August 13 mornings. Reading tutoring afternoons will incur tuition. high school students with English deficiencies may enroll. music instrument lessons may be free if school-owned and funded by instrument donations.
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Acton
Whitman Pearson
Conlon Tamour
Ruth
Huge Fort Devens Open House parade marks Armed Forces Day
Fort Devens hosts a May 15 Open House with a 4 45 p m parade featuring over 2000 troops and a flag lowering ceremony. Seven Korean veterans will receive heroism medals in the event. A full day from 9 a m to 5 p m includes a plant midway displays, Army equipment exhibits, films, concerts, athletic events and an Army aircraft flyover.
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Fort Devens
New England
Signal Corps
195 Last Friday Elected Acton-Members Freshman Officers
The 195 last Friday elected Acton-Members freshmen officers. Charles Rotary served as president with Joanne Elizabeth Conlon as treasurer and Ellen named as another officer.
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Acton
Charles Rotary
Joanne Elizabeth Conlon
Ellen
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