Local Scouts Set Summer Camp Sachem Season
Concord area scouts plan Camp Sachem opening for three two week periods from July 6 to August 17. One week registrations allowed during the first two weeks. Bus transport arranged from Arlington and Concord on Sundays. Camp Sachem spans four miles northwest of Antrim New Hampshire on 300 acres with a lake front. Phil Johnson reports strong troop participation and provisional camping for non home troop scouts.
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Concord
Sachem
Camp Sachem
Arlington and Co
Antrim
New Hampshire
Granite State
Phil Johnson
Camp Sachem Plans Expand Facilities Under National Council Approval
A ten year development plan for Camp Sachem is approved by the National Council of Boy Scouts of America. The Development Committee led by Hollis Macdougal and Frank Doran includes leaders from six Sachem Council districts Arlington Belmont Lexington Bedford Concord Lincoln Waltham Watertown. Proposed upgrades include more campsites a larger senior scout unit staff facilities fire protection Hearth Lodge water front parade ground and an enlarged mess hall when feasible. Local Concord Lincoln scouts Troop 27 and Troop 31 with members Paul Dorian John Snelling Robert Ward Malcolm Stone Stanley Moszka R C Chapin Charles W Newell along with Troop 49 Richard Mc Walters Sandy Macone have registered for camping at Sachem.
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Camp Sachem
National Council
Boy Scouts of America
Hollis Macdougal
Lexington
Frank Doran
Arlington
Sachem Council
Belmont
Lexington-Bedford
Concord-Lincoln
Waltham
Watertown
Concord- Lincoln
Sachem
Paul Dorian
John Snelling
Robert Ward
Malcolm Stone
Stanley Moszka
R. Curtig Chapin
Charles W. Newell
Frederick Wills
Richard McWalters
Sandy Macone
World Government Talk by Iver Van Doren Draws Local Sponsors
Area sponsors from Acton Ayer Concord Fort Devens Groton Harvard Lexington Lincoln Littleton Shirley Sudbury Wayland Westford rally for a lecture by Iver Van Doren Columbia professor and Pulier prize winner on World Government When He is Carl Van Doren’s brother and served in the infantry in the past.
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Acton
Joseph P. Day
Ayer
Gladys Porter
Farwell
Bedford
Anthony Pickman
Concord
Caleb H. Wheeler
Fort Devens
Donald Fenn
Groton
Richard K. Irons
Harvard
Howland
Dudley
Lexington
Robert H. Holt
Lincoln
R. Colin MacLaurin
Littleton
William Houde
Shirley Benton Mackaye
Stow
John Millen
Sudbury
S. Burt Wolbach
Wayland
Ilip Burbank
Westford
Max Gabler
Iver van Doren
Columbia
van Doren
Carl van Doren
Quiet Death On Salary Boost For Governor's Council
Plans to provide a 500 salary increase for eight Governor's Council members, who now earn 2000 a year, were killed by the Republican Senate. The Ways and Means committee had urged rejection and Senate displeasure with a Saturday address by Councillor Sonny McDonough helped doom passage.
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Boston
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Patrick J
Sonny) ‘McDonough
Bradford
World War I era scholar lectures on world federation
A University of Illinois graduate and Columbia English professor, renowned for Thoreau: A Critical Study and The Country Year, shifts focus to lecturing on world federation. Boston attorney Leland Powers of Powers and Hall will speak, with a question period led by Lawrence S. Apsley.
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University of Illinois
Columbia
Leland Powers
Boston
Lawrence S. Apsley
Sp Concord
4 H Exhibits Schedule Across Towns in May
The Outboard Boating Club of America notes fishermen may reverse outboard boats stern first for safety and lists exhibit dates in Dracut on May 15 Hilton on May 16 Wellcace on May 16 Sudbury on May 16 Wilmington on May 20 and Newton on May 20.
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Hoton
Wellcace
Sudbury
Wilwington
Newton
Boating Club of America
State Solons Kill Jobless Pay Measure in Legislature
The Massachusetts Senate and House rejected a plan to provide unemployment benefits to workers idled by strikes. The Senate vote was 7 to 1 with objections about funding employers' contributions enabling strikes. Debate in the House was absent, while senators warned against financing labor disputes and harming workers' families.
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Boston
Senate
House of Representatives
House
George J. Evans
Wakefield
Labor and Industries Committee
Edward C. Peirce
New Bedford
New York
Ge A Lowell . Leather, ‘Company
Annual buffalo sacrifice by Indian tribesmen in forest
Readable lines describe a yearly ritual where male adults of certain Indian tribes sacrifice and eat a bull calf in a forest setting. The text notes the practice centers on a single animal per year and involves only men within the community.
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India
Concord Golfers Again Beaten in League Matches
Concord High golfers lost 614 to 214 at Reading to gain their first season points, then were blanked 9-0 at Lexington. This marks a fourth straight league defeat for the team this season.
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Concord
Concord High School
Reading
Lexington
Boston Girl Joins Simmons Junior Welcome Committee
Miss Ruth F Thompson daughter of Rev and Mrs W Thompson of 142 North Road Bedford has been chosen to the Simmons College Junior welcome committee. She is a Simmons sophomore in home economics active in the Glee club and YWCA and will help orient incoming freshmen in the fall.
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Boston
Ruth F. Thompson
Fr W. Thompson
North Road
Bedford
Simmons College
Thompson
Simmons S
Glee Club
YWCA
School of Home Economics
All-Women Whist Party Held at Mrs Berry Home
Concord reports an all women's whist party at 9 Stow Street hosted by Mrs John Berry on Tuesday evening under the direction of Miss Edith E Monsen commander.
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Concord
John Berry
Stow Street
Edith E.monsen
Concord. Nally of Me Mutty family celebrated the ard
Local note records a Mutty family member Nally from Concord celebrating a church mass on a Saturday morning, marking the first service in the community.
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Concord
Mutty
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