MacLaurin Executive Richard C. MacLaurin Dies After Illness
Richard C. MacLaurin an official of the Massa Institute of Technology died after a short illness. He led MIT from 1909 to 1920 and was later active in U S Army service and labor relations. He served as president and chairman of the United Community Fund in Lincoln. He was a Boston resident for years and left a wife Ellen Rhodes and children Sheila Peter J Richard N. and a brother Ruurin. Funeral services were held yesterday at St. Church with Rev Charles Styter officiating.
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Bennett Street Center to Stage May Play Jury by Lot
On Friday May 15 the Bennett Street Center will present a play in the Vet building. Members of the center will serve as a jury by lot and will not be in the audience. Cast includes teens from the school.
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FAA Alaska hiring Electronic Technicians with high starting salaries
The Federal Aviation Agency in Alaska seeks to hire at least 100 Electronic Technicians next year with starting salaries of 4490 and 4980 dollars plus a 25 percent non tax payable cost of living allowance. Transportation is provided for select federally appointed personnel and families.
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Vacationing Smiths Return From Bermuda
W Smith of Lowell street returns home with Mrs Farnham after a three week Bermuda vacation. A note mentions historic whisky distillers in colonial times and a school context about high school age youths. A postplay record hop is planned for attending teenagers.
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Carlisle
Propose New Road For Carlisle List Hearing May 19
A public hearing will be held at Spaulding School Auditorium on Tuesday May 19 at 8 o clock to hear the long range plan for a new street diverting traffic from Carlisle center. The planning board discussed issues with land owners and aims to acquire land to prevent construction and rising costs. Henry B. Hosmer chairs the board and Richard Warren is secretary.
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Explorers Club Night at Lincoln Square Pool
Sudbury Post 13 held a monthly swimming night at Lincoln Square Boys Club Worcester with a tag game using a water polo ball. The unit canceled a woodland camp-out due to dry conditions but hosted an Open House Tour of MIT on May 2. Officers met May 6 at Curt Garfield's home and planned a paper drive May 9 to 10 and 16 to 17 with Troop 60.
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Realtor A T Nelson 78 dies in Brookline home
Concord Boston real estate figure A T Nelson 78 longtime in Greater Boston markets died suddenly at his Brookline home. Born in Boston he graduated from MIT in 1902 and owned properties including Richardson Drug Co building and the former Boston Consolidated Gas Co office building. He leaves a wife two daughters and eight grandchildren. Private funeral services were held this afternoon.
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Sudbury Building Permits and Plumbing Code Update
In April 1958 Sudbury issued 24 building permits including 16 for single family dwellings valued at about 200 000. Raytheon Manufacturing was issued a 1.6 million laboratory permit. Sudbury ranked third in Massachusetts for planned new dwelling expenditures in March, while the town still lacked a plumbing code despite a 1958 law change. Permit fees collected totaled 1 895.00.
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Sudbury Fire Chief Notes Brush Fires and Equipment Update
In Sudbury on April 28 and May 4 alarms reported grass and brush fires on property lines at Haynes road and Old Sudbury road. Children playing with matches suspected in causing the blazes. a hatchet was found at one scene. April 30 included a gasoline washdown after a separate accident. The report also notes installation of two electric rewind hose reels on Engine 3 to speed booster line pickup and reduce daytime firemen waste, with old reels being moved to older trucks.
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