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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1959
Page
12
Acton Roxborough Regional High School announces junior and senior dances. The annual prom is scheduled for May 22 in the Blanchard Auditorium. The sophomore dance will be held May 15 in the regional high school cafeteria.
New U.S. counts show motor vehicle deaths declined by about 1,00 to just over 37,000 in 1958. The drop reflects progress in road safety and driving regulations amid rising traffic volume.
West Acton reports two local men, Gerald A. Ladeau Jr. of 647 Massachusetts Avenue and Richard J. Larson of 396 Arlington Street, received Wentworth Institute Evening School credits. The program offers forty courses in 14 specializations for technician training and includes an associate in engineering curriculum.
The MARCAD program restates in 1941 style, opening to men 18 to 25 with two years of college. It offers 18 months preflight and flight training at Pensacola, leading to a second lieutenant commission and Marine aviation duties worldwide, with starting pay over 455 dollars monthly and promotion prospects. MSgt Maijerhoffer handles applications at the Framingham Marine Recruiting Office.
Rock granules embedded in the surface of asphalt shingles provide rugged wear resistance against freeze thaw ice and stone impact. The granules also help keep the roof dry by protecting underlying layers and aiding water shedding.
Dr Gordon S Brown is appointed dean of engineering at MIT, will assume duties July 1 succeeding Dean Richard Soderberg. Brown, head of MIT Electrical Engineering for seven years, is a noted authority in automatic control and WWII research leadership.
The Framingham Deanery event at St. Patrick’s featured Broderick and Mrs Toy leading business, with Miss Ann White as president and other officers elected. The gathering, hosted by Framingham Archdiocesan officials, included remarks from Rev. Francis Miaskiewitz and multiple clergy and parish representatives.
Gov Furcolo proclaims Audubon Week May 3 to 9 with statewide events. Open House May 9 at Audubon Sanctuaries. public garden walks and Friday staff-led sessions feature among activities for health and well being.
A fragmented report notes towns coordinating with Aybers to conduct bird searches and protect nature. It mentions Audubon camps and sanctuaries as part of a governor backed effort to safeguard wildlife and natural resources along the coast.
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