Dulles Faces Rising Criticism as Congress Debates Asian Policy
Secretary of State Dulles attracts increasing cross party censure over perceived vacillation on Asian affairs. Republican Knowland leads China firsters pressuring the Eisenhower administration while Truman warned unity sustains freedom amid worldwide tension.
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Jo Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Congress
China
William F. Knowland
Dulles
Dean Acheson
Truman
Acheson
State Department
Mr. Dulles
Capitol Renovation Debate Sparks Land Purchase Plan
Senator Styles Bridges leads a push to buy land on Capitol Hill for a new modern Capitol building to replace the 1800 structure. Opponents cite reverence for tradition as debate arises over relocation and the project’s scope.
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New Hampshire
Senate Appropriations and
Armed Services Committee
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Capitol Hill
Philadelphia
Senate
Concord Community Events and Club Activities Highlight Spring
National Hospital Day tours at Emerson Hospital with Mrs. Alden H Russell as chairwoman. St Bernard's parish presents two shows at Monument hall directed by George L Fleming with lead actors Powers McHugh and Burke. Concord Red Cross offers home nursing classes led by Carolyn Myrick. Antiques Show at Monument Hall May 19 2021 manager Daniel Donahue. Flag Day plans set for June 14 with Willow Rebekah Lodge hosting Neighbor's Night May 16 at West Concord Union Church.
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Emerson Hospital
Alden H. Russell
St. Bernard's Parish
Monument Hall
George L. Fleming
James W. Powers
Terence J. McHugh
Thomas J. Burke
Concord Red Cross Chapter
Carolyn Myrick
R.N
J. Frank Devlin
Concord
Monument Lfiall
Daniel J. Donahue
Bedford
Willow Rebekah Lodge
West Concord Union Church
Martha Ben- Degree
The Power of Walking For Health and Pleasure
A health column urges daily walking to keep feet strong and pain free. It warns against overreliance on mechanical aids and stresses proper foot care, shoe fit, and using the whole body. Sponsored by the local board of health and Middlesex Health Association.
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Board of Health
Tuberculosis
Middlesex Health Association
Coming Events of The Week At Concord
Concord calendar lists National Hospital Day observance at Emerson Hospital tea this afternoon. West Concord PTA meeting at Harvey Wheeler School Hall at 8 p.m. Demolay chapter meets at Masonic Temple 7 30 p.m. with whist and food sale at Our Lady's Church Hall and a community health lecture at the Veterans Building at 8 15 p.m. Tenth reunion 1945 CHC at Marlboro Country Club. Board of Selectmen meet Town House 7 30 p.m. Willow Rebekah Lodge at Union Church 7 30 p.m. Boy Scouts Troops 33 43 49 meet.
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Marlboro Country Club
Board of Selectmen
WiLow Rebekah Lodge
Union Church
Boy Scouts
Concord Grange
Peter Bulkeley
K. of C
Monument Hall
Quick Celery Sauce Stir in Milk Simmer
Readable fragment describes stirring condensed soup in a saucepan and slowly adding milk then simmering for a short time. No dates people or places evident.
Local student shines in spelling bee and town hall changes
Grant M Wilson son of Mr and Mrs William Wilson of Tower Road represented Linhaln in the Lowell spelling bee last Friday night He is a grade A student at Smith School Town Clerk William H Davis has moved his office from his residence on Codman Road to the Town Hall Office hours are 9 am to 430 pm Except Saturdays 9 am to 12 noon
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Grant M. Wilson
William Wilson
Tower Road
Linhaln
Lowell
Smith School
Wiliam H. Davis
Codman
Lure Lodge contest winner announced in Kentucky park hotel plan
Adilai E. Stevenson of Madisonville Ky won a week's vacation for two after his proposed name Lure Lodge was chosen for a new hotel at a Kentucky state park. He is a distant cousin of Illinois former governor and 1952 Democratic presidential nominee.
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Frankfort
Adilai E. Stevenson
Kentucky
Stevenson
Madisonville
Illinois
Nurses Scholarships Offer Training Through Middlesex Health
The Earle Willoughby Scholarship Committee invites registered nurses and candi date high school graduates for scholarships in public health, industrial nursing, or occupational therapy. One year of training funded annually to the best candidate. Apply by May 25 1955 via local Tuberculosis Committees or Middlesex Health Association 285 Broadway Somerville MA. Local chair Mrs Edwin Carlton Jr.
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Earle
Willoughby
Middlesex Health Association
David Moxon
Broadway
Somerville
Massachusetts
Edwin Carlton, Jr
Bedford Plant Fair on Bedford Common Saturday May 14
The Bedford Common hosts a plant fair sponsored by the women of the First Parish Unitarian Church on Saturday May 14 from 10 30 p m to 4 40 p m The event features the Garden Shop and welcomes the public.
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Bedford
Bedford Common
First Parish Unitarian Church
Rain Makers Expected to Have Big Year
Washington United Press reports the U S Advisory Committee on Weather Control expects a record year for cloud seeding with wider areas tested. Charles Gardner notes 1951 was the peak so far, with about 25 million acres irrigated. Meteorologists say they aim to raise potential rainfall, not create rain, via dry ice and silver iodide.
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Dean W. Dittmer
United Press
Washington
U. S. Advisory Committee On Weather Control
Charles Gardner
Gardner
Pennsylvania
TV Personalities Weigh In On Current and Classic Shows
DAs Wayne and others abandon Norby and Ray. Milland exits his TV series. Robert Cummings returns in a stronger program. The piece notes stars now act with pride, quitting if a show fails. Also discusses Capitol disc albums and Disney Lady and the Tramp release, plus toys and safety lessons.
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Lyn Connelly
Das
Wayne
Norby
Ray
Milland
Robert
Cummings
Hero
Charles Farrell
Margie
Capitol
Arthur Murray
Society Fox Trots
Nat Brandwynne
Ark
Ray Anthony
Hofey
Amor
Trumpet Sorrento
Gul
Beer Gynt
Arabia
Continental
Symphony Orb
Art Gilmore
Hopalong Cassidy
Big Ranch
Gisela MacKenzie
France
Wait
Disney
Wan
Mel Blanc
A Bit of US at the Faired
An exciting calendar awaits visitors featuring theatre business ceronautics and sports with the fifty first pair the highlight of this season.
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Fas
Concord High Net in Fashion Show Finals at Shopper's World
Fashion show at Shopper's World featured Concord High School participants with three girls in finals. Mary Fitzpatrick placed second in grand finals and earned a $175 scholarship at the Academy Moderne and a large gift certificate, plus future model show opportunities. Jean Balfour and Terry Dempsey were among 57 alternates chosen.
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Concord
Shopper’s World
Concord High School
Jean Balfour
Terry Dempsey
Mary Fitzpatrick
Academy Moderne
Public Hearing Planned on Concord Vehicle Speed Limits
The Department of Public Works and the Registrar of Motor Vehicles announce a public hearing on May 18 1955 at 2 30 P M in Boston to discuss proposed speed limits for Fitchbury Turnpike Fitchburg Turnpike Sudbury Road and related segments in Concord. The plan details 30 35 and 40 mph zones over specified distance blocks and where plans may be viewed at 100 Nashua Street Boston and 130 Third Street East Cambridge.
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Concord
Department, of Public Works
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Department
Public Works
Nashua Street
Boston
Fitchbury Turnpike
Lincoln Line
Lee’s Bridge
Sudbury Line
Fitchburg, Turnpike
Eashbound
Sudbury Road
Route 2
Third Street
East Cambridge
Department of Public Works
Bedford Miss June Betts legal notice unknown
A legal notice from Florida references Ralph J Dunsford estate, Assabet Savings mortgage, Mill Road property, book and page numbers, and a civil relief act foreclosure process. It calls for an answer by the second day of May with judge Jon Esquire and Sybil witnessing.
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Ralph J. Ra
M. Dunsford
Florida
Tion For Savings Corporation
Hay Place
Busines
Mill Road
Dunsford
Ford
Mit
Jon Esquire
Sybil
Cor Mi DEPAR Notice on Governing Vehicles In 1952
Fragmentary OCR notice outlines vehicle and speed specifications and mileage figures. Mentions Nashua and a third bridge, with references to locations and directions. Contains garbled phrases and inconsistent spacing but indicates a proposed governing plan and location references.
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