Airborne disease control debated by hospital researchers
Researchers led by L Riley and H McLean discuss indoor transmission of respiratory infections including tuberculosis and influenza. They emphasize droplet nuclei as key to contagion, noting containment challenges in hospitals and the broader community. The report also mentions a treaty vote connected to UPI coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Riley
More Hospital
Ena
L. McLean
T. Stokes Jr
Five Year Pins Honored At Acton Mutual Benefit Event
Stow Acress Country Club hosts the Acton Mutual Benefit Association annual party where five year pins recognize service at Acton Laboraries and are presented to Arthur Crompton John W Forrest Delmer J Ford and a list of members including Caroline Lenz Ann Lawrynowicz Pauline Bandalewicz Gladys Harrington Jennie O Clair Winifred Hearon W Guy Pulsifer Sonia Erickson Arne Lintern Eve Manty Helen Leithead and Gertrude Englund. Germany marks Schiller and Handel anniversaries in 1959 with tribute size and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Center
Ticali Mutual Benefit Association
Stow Acress Country Club
Acton Laboraries, Inc
Arthur Crompton
John W. Forrest
West Acton
Delmer J. Ford
North Acton
Caroline Lenz
Ann Lawrynowicz
Pauline , Bandalewicz
Gladys Harrington
Jennie O’clair
Winifred G. Hearon
W. Guy Pulsifer
Sonia
UBS expands Lemont polymer plant for UBATOL floor finishes
UBS Chemical Corpo ration of Cambridge expands in Lemont IL to produce UBATOL polymer emulsions for the floor finish trade. The 20 acre Lemont plant, explosion proof with glass lined equipment, aims to serve western and midwestern customers and may enable waterway transport. Plant manager Roland Avery, joining UBS in 1956, led efforts and previously supervised polymer research in Cambridge. A Marlboro MA site is under construction with a planned expansion in the Massachusetts Industrial Park on Bartlett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemont
Illinois
UBS Chemical Corporation of
Cambridge
Roland Avery
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Bartlett Street
Chicago
Ubatol
UBS
Mass
Chicago Sanitary Canal
Avery
Chemical Specialty Manufacturer’s Association
University of New Hampshire
Bird and Son, Inc
Walpole
Concord High Offers New Courses Physics and Russian
Concord High notes registration complete under guidance directors Mr. Palmer Miss Hartnett and Mr. Lagios with students choosing subjects for next September. Two new offerings include physics for sophomores and Russian. An assembly featured a St Lawrence College musical group and four students took French national exams. Open House at MIT showcased programs and opportunities for prospective students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Palmer
Miss Hartnett
Lagios
St. Lawrence College
Plant Manager Avery Offers Technical Help to Midwest Buyers
Avery will assist midwestern customers with technical support alongside his plant management duties. The note highlights Alaska's officials as sizable as Rhode Island, indicating extraordinary scale or comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Bedford-Herbert A Thurb er Announces New Post Schedule
Bedford acting postmaster Bedford Herbert A Thurb er announces a revised mail schedule. Outgoing mail closes at 8 30 am 11 am and 5 30 pm. Incoming mail at 6 30 am 7 30 am 11 30 am and 5 55 pm. An extra 5 pm collection daily except Saturdays Sundays holidays. Saturday 4 pm. Sunday 3 pm at the front mailbox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Herbert A. Thurber
Bedford Births and Local Club Notes Highlight Week
Bedford announces the birth of Robert Charles Sykes on April 14 at Emerson Hospital, and Mark David Arm e on April 15 at Emerson Hospital. The Ball and Chain Club held its season finale with a progressive supper and dancing at Fellowship Hall, while the United Workers reported a large food sale at Church of Christ grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sykes
Nickerson Road
Robert Charles
Emerson Hospital
Ball & Chain Club
Fellowship Hall
United Workers
Church of Christ Grounds
Oscar R. Jensen
William H. Armae
Great Road
Mark David
Carlisle weekly meeting notice at Carlisle Congregational Church
Carlisle weekly meetings will be held at Carlisle Congregational Church with Mrs Arlene Dempsey wife of the pastor as leader. A Carl isle 1 Committee session is set for Wednesday May 13 at 8 o clock at the Spaulding School chaired by Stanley D Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hunt
Hamilton Post
Tom Dunham
Karen Sousa
Paul Douglas
Paul Knight
Boston
Carlisle Congregational Church
Arlene Dempsey
Carlisle 1
Spaulding School
Stanley D. Wright
Girl Scouts Plant Arbor Day Trees in Bedford Forest
On April 25, Bedford Girl Scout Troops 77 81 and 82 joined Arbor Day activities planting 100 white dogwood and 50 balsam fir trees in Hartwell town forest. Donated by Lions Club, girls averaged four trees each, earning tree and conservation badges, followed by cookout and song around the campfire. Leaders named for each troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Hartwell Town Forest
Lions Club of
Rowena Gray
Ellen Denaro
Edith Larsen
Helen Nolan
Rita Richardson
Viviah Shampine
Miriam Adler
Ethel Mason
Second Pacific Coast Biennial at deCordova opens May ten
The Second Pacific Coast Biennial Exhibition organized by the Santa Barbara Museum of Art and circulated nationally by the Smithsonian opens at the DeCordova Museum on May 10 and runs through May 31. Forty five paintings by west coast artists from California Washington and Oregon are featured to show regional characteristics. Representatives traveled through all three states to select works for the invitational show. Latest census data show Vienna has 1 257 females for every 1 000 males.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Smithsonian Institution
DeCordova Museum
Santa Barbara
Lincoln Youth Council plans pop concert and tennis lessons
At a Lincoln Parents League meeting at 18 Hillside Road 38 youths discussed a May 30 pop concert with limited tickets and arranged Thursday tennis lessons. Mrs Walter Belanger will provide concert details and Mrs Norman Brison will answer tennis questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Youth Council of
Lincoln Parents’ League
Robert Moore
Hillside Road
Walter Belanger
Norman Brisson
Stealing Cars Big Business in New England Area
New England magazine cites FBI data showing 14 873 cars stolen in 1957 in New England, a 31 percent rise from 1956, with a national total of 289 950 cars stolen in the year. Massachusetts leads with 10 091 thefts. regional losses could top over a million dollars if repossessed cars are misrepresented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
The
Robert W. Johnston
National Automobile Theft Bureau
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
FBI
Providence
Springfield
Mass
Bridgeport
Conn
Falls River
Somerville
Waterbury
Worcester
Ford
Marines Serve At 196 Posts Worldwide
The United States Marine Corps reports duty at 196 posts across continents including Asia Europe and the Americas. The service maintains a wide global presence with missions ranging from training to security and humanitarian support.
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Ying Air Control Diseases
Riley
UPI
Sultan
Omdn
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Germany
Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
George Frederick Handel
Antigone
Jack Beroer
Bob Paul
Wells A. Hall
Concord High School
Concord High
Nellie Craig
Scotts
Nywe
Sreener
Apbuchon Arlbord
Main ST
Hudson
UBS Chemical Corp
Clarence Tillenius
North America
Tillenius
Interlake
Manitoba
Canada
Doris Blaisdell
Joan Pannell
Robert Paul
Eugenie Piermarini
Massachusetts Institute of Theehnology
Alaska
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburg Plate Glass
Carter Furniture Co., Inc
Emerson
P.m
Harris G. Christian
Robert, Drive
Harrison George
Woburn Association of Congregational Churches
Melrose
First Congregational Church
Edward Gillespie
John’ Clifford Cormier
Mary ‘Davis
Kington
Helen Marie
Symmes Hospital
Joseph Cormier
S. Ingegneri
Mary Pavia
California
Carlisle
deCordova
Vienna
Austria
DIOR
Christian Dior
Lincoln Council
Kelvinator
Dalek Poetik Souda Eveay
Bigelow St
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