More fences and stronger check on personnel
Concord Reformatory officials push for increased security after a near uprising. Supt Edward S ohan plans a new maximum security sector at Walpole and tighter inside outside fencing. Changes in inmate personnel and stricter searches aim to bar weapons and limit inmate collusion.
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David Pickman
United Press International
Neyoncord
Mass
UPI
Concord Reformatory
Edward S.ohan
Aleady
Walpole State
Charles Bull
Mar-Thomas P
Gus-Carlino
Walpole
Concord
George F. Mc
Coreline Crowley
Moran
Emerson Hospital Hosts Annual Hospital Day and Nursing Plan
Emerson Hospital in Emerson towns plans a Regional School Nursing day and annual hospital activities. A May event will recruit nursing staff from five area hospitals and feature demonstrations, disaster planning, and community cooperation with agencies including the Bedford VA Hospital and Fort Devens.
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Eierson
Nursington
Son
Concord
Symmes
Calthan
Hare
I of Emerson
Hospital Ry
Stephen Carlton
Maynards
Thain Allen
Littleton
Judy Benson
Adyas
Barretto Maynard
Nancy Baker
Jon Rae Wayland
Patsy Dwinnells
Stow
Alexandra Engelhardt
Maynard
Henry Schmelzer
Peter Peck
Jane Stow
Wbetabrook
Lincoln
Sandra Lee
Laetham
Bedford
Howard Ww . Wayland
James Ue. Stow
Aine Fayrd
Barbara Young
Lorraine Clinane
Arnold ‘Whitcomb
Emerson Hospital
Heyrks
Acton
Blanchard Patio
Hospital
Francis C. McDonald
Emerson
Bedford Veterans Administration Hospital
Bedford Police
U. S.army Hospital
Fort Devens
Stevenson elected to Asia Foundation board
Adlai E. Stevenson has been elected to the Asia Foundation board of trustees. The foundation, based in San Francisco, supports private American education cultural and civic activities through its charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Foundation
New York
UPI
Adlai E. Stevenson
The
San Francisco
Old Colonial Home in Maynard Sells After Seven Generations
The Haran Smith estate, built in 1784, changes hands to Mr and Mrs Rudolph F Hebert. The couple plans interior modernization while preserving exterior Colonial charm. Harold A Ledgard handled the sale.
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Haran Smith
Maynard
Haman Smith
Haman
George
Eee Georgie-Anna Smith
Amy C. Liteeld
Litchfield
George Taylor
Amy C. . Litchfield
Eer
4H Demonstration Night Draws Large Carlisle Crowd
Over 200 people attended the annual 4-H demonstration at Spaulding School Auditorium. Mrs. Francis J. Roderick moderated as 11 clubs were represented with 19 of 21 leaders present. Demonstrations included cooking sewing puppets skits songs and plays with ribbons and pins awarded by Edward Knapp and Joan Verrill.
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Carlisle
Spaulding School
Francis J. Roderick
Edward Knapp
Joan Verrill
Middlesex County Extension Service
Boy Scouts Camp Near Sudbury Woods Draws Local Scouts
Scouts from Maynard Waltham and nearby towns joined local boys for a weekend camping near Sudbury Woods on Peakham and Horse Pond roads. Flags tents and projects filled the scene as neighbors heard Reveille and Taps under favorable Friday and Saturday weather.
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Sudbury
Peakham
Horse Pond
Camip
H. Martyn Hall
Maynard
Waltham
West Falmouth Guests Visit Sudbury Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs J Emmons Lancaster and their children Walter and Elizabeth from West Falmouth Maine were guests of Mr and Mrs Leonard Goulding last weekend. Mr Lancaster is the Goulding nephew. The Lancasters and Mr and Mrs Richard Trowbridge of Old Lancaster Road recently toured New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania with Mr and Mrs W D Wilkerson of Winter Park Florida. Returning to Sudbury they joined Capt Stacey Richard US Air Force and his wife and four children for a family reunion.
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J. Emmons Lancaster
Walter Emmons Lancaster
Elizabeth
West Falmouth
Maine
Leonard Goulding
Mr. Lancaster
Goulding
Trowbridge Richard
Old Lancaster Road
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
W. D. Wilkerson
Winter Park
Florida
Sudbury
Stacey Richard
U.S. Air Force
Raytheon Awarded Building Permit for Hood Farm Lab
The Raytheon Manufacturing Co. receives a building permit to construct a laboratory on Hood Farm property. The project spans 360 by 432 feet, about four acres, with an estimated cost of 1.6 million dollars, and construction to begin immediately.
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Building Reportsbury
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Hood Farm
Arkansas Gazette: oldest west of the Mississippi
The Arkansas Gazette is recognized as the oldest newspaper published west of the Mississippi River in the United States, reflecting a historic milestone in American journalism.
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Arkansas Gazette
United States
Mississippi River
Sudbury Women Earn Civil Defense Training Certificates
Mrs. Mary Laffin and Mrs. Elena Lile of the Sudbury Welfare Department completed a ten week course in Utilization of Community Resources and Civil Welfare Service Functions at Bedford and Topsfield. They received graduation certificates on April 25 and are now qualified instructors to organize training groups for Sudbury residents.
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Sudbury
Mary Laffin
Elena Lile
Sudbury Welfare Department
Civil Ee Welfare Service
State Civil Service Defense Headquarters
Bedford
Sudbury Rummage Sale At Legion Hall May 16
Donations flood the Sudbury event at the old Methodist church vestry for a rummage sale on Bargain Day May 16. Items include clothing toys and giftware with a lawn food sale of tasty snacks coffee and sociability. Contact Mrs Hawes Peter sen or Mrs Berry for information and pickup.
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Sudbury
Legion Hall
Warren, Hall
Wilfred Spiller
Ralph Hawes
Gordon Petersen
Everett Berry
Record 94.8 million use U S Army Corps water projects in 1958
About 94.793 million people used recreational facilities on hundreds of U S Army Corps of Engineers water resources projects in 1958, roughly six times the 1950 figure.
Teahouse on island delights audience with colorful scenes
Sudbury sees a lively Teahouse production with Captain Fisby played by Clifford Wenzel and Dick Olway as Captain McLean. The colorful, bamboo curtain visuals and humor from a dwarf goat scene elevate the show while a large local cast and production team bring the performance to life.
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Sudbury
Sudury
Hay i
Riveson
Dick Olway
Captain McLean
Katyam Leone
Sakini
Lady~ Astor
Harold Butterfield
Bud Morley
Pat Lockery
Mimi Moore
Linda Dairiki
Joe McDonald
Anne Bigelow
Bill Farrell
Harry Tappley
Eleanor Tappley
Dottie Nile
Jean Jordan
Valerie Jewett
Anne Donald
Ree
Cluded
Harry and
Eleanor
Maynard and Concord Students Will Attend Major Music Festival
Maynard and Concord School musical groups join 5800 students for a major north eastern festival in Belmont. Auditions run morning to noon at the high school. a 232 voice chorus performs, and 46 bands march to Concord Avenue Field for a 3 30 massed band concert under multiple conductors.
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Maynard
Concord
Belmont
Charles R. Thibadeau
S Gohiols
James C. Gahen, Jr
C ‘Square
Concord Avenue Field
Maynard‘ School
Charles Garabedian
High School
Isa
Carlisle Board to Hold Hearing on Bates Property Petition
Carlisle Board of appeals announces a public hearing on Wednesday May 6 at 3 o'clock in the Spaulding School gym to consider Richard B Bates petition to remove Joam from his property on Bedford road. Hearing announced by James H Wilkins secretary. Peter Bott celebrated birthday with a party at School street home with games refreshments and gifts.
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Board of Appeals
New Spaulding School Torium
Richard B. Bates
Joam
Bedford Road
Waa
James H. Wilkins
Peter Bott
David R. Bott
School Street
Norman Gault in shape for Oklahoma Bowl clash
Prentice Gault trains with the Oklahoma team aiming for a bowl appearance. The article notes his progress and potential impact as the squad prepares for a crucial game.
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Normana
UPI
Prentice Gault
Oklahoma
Patna
Cartgena Spain U S Navy ship sighting report
A readable fragment notes a U S Navy vessel sighting near Cartagena Spain during a patrol. Details are sparse but indicate naval activity and presence off the coast with no associated incident or casualty reported.
Museum Aid Job Opening in Washington
United States Civil Service Commission announces exams for Museum Aid positions at $3 495 to $4 040 yearly with duties assisting museum curatorial staff in the Washington area. Requires relevant experience or education and a written test. Also notices vacancies for Actuary and Operations Research Analyst with different pay scales and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum Aid
Smithsonian Institution
National Gallery of Art
Washington
U. S. Civil Commission
D. C
United States
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Department of Defense
D.C
John’l. Watson
Marlboro
Mags, P.C
Unsanitary Jumble Pervades Frayed Political Chat
A garbled OCR segment hints at fragmented talk on alliance formation and governance. The speaker mentions an honest stance and playing a role in an election or design process, but the fragment provides few concrete names, places, dates, or clear actions to anchor a full report.
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Ikisas
Seda A
Br Crowley
Holly’s
Main St
LOOK
North Acton
Haman Smith Colonial
Boy
Sudbury Woods
Ataclare
St. Bernard's Church
Fitzgibbons
Jeanne D. Concord
Keith Martin
Janet Tahoe
Lennon
Cuddles Gether
Nia
Spain
U.S. Navy
United States Civil Service Commission
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