Rotary meeting highlights color expert Kennedy speaker
At Howard son Thursday Rotary meeting Past President John Kennedy spoke on color and its wide effects. He demonstrated how color influences space and perception with charts while editor Don Ogilvie led the day.
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Wellesley
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Australia
Peters welcome second child Alexander C Peters
Mr and Mrs Robert E Peters formerly Marriott Welch announce the birth of their second child and first son Alexander C Peters born May 10 at Emerson Hospital Grandparents are Francis W Welch Jr Easton Md and Alexander C Peters Concord Great grandmothers are Mrs Francis Welch Mount Kisco NY and Mrs M E M Travers Easton Md
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Robert E. Peters
Marriott E. Welch
Bruce Joad
Emerson Hospital
Alexander C. Peters
Francis W. Welch
Easton
Francis Welch
Mount Kiscoe
N. Y
M. E. M. Travers
Tree farming grows big in nation says Arthur H Carhart
Outdoor writer Arthur H. Carhart promotes tree farming as a dual boost for timber and wildlife. He notes nearly half a billion acres of commercial timberlands support native animals and birds and urges sportsmen to help harvest excess game to avoid overstocking. The booklet Trees and Game Twin Crops is available free from the Massachusetts Forest Industries Committee in Boston.
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States tax patterns widen across the nation
The Federation of Tax Administrators reports 30 states tax individual income, 33 have a sales tax, and 18 impose both. It notes 34 states levy corporate income taxes and that most states tax gasoline, motor vehicles, tobacco, and liquor, with Oklahoma and Mississippi as exceptions for liquor.
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Mississippi
Abusive Call Ends With Craddock Phone Removal
Police traced a threatening call from William F. Craddock, 38, to Lockport. Craddock grew agitated during the conversation and pulled the phone from the wall.
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Lockport
UPI
William F. Craddock
My Three Angels to head Acton festival play lineup
Rehearsals continue for the Little Theatre Workshop of Acton Corpeninay Center production of My Three Angels as part of the annual creative arts festival at the Center June 4 5 and 6. Walter Slezak Jerome Cowan and Darren McGavin starred in the Broadway hit with a cast of veterans and new faces.
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West Acton
Little Theatre Workshop
Acton
Robert Darling
iMargaret Kellogg
Jane Lewis
Stephen
Lord
Watson
Sam and
Bella
Food workers to outnumber farmers within years study says
A Northwestern National Life Insurance Co study projects workers who process and distribute food will outnumber farmers in three or four years. It notes about six million full-time farmers in the U.S. and 5.25 million full-time food workers, with a two million decline for farmers in the past decade. Frozen food sales reached 2.3 billion dollars in 1958.
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Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
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Home Ownership Rises in Middlesex County
Middlesex County home ownership stands at 58.8 percent, above the national 54.4 percent and Northeastern 51.0 percent. From 1950 to the present, ownership grew from 52.9 percent amid better economic conditions, easier credit, and Federal aided programs, with housing quality also improving to over 90 percent of homes meeting standards.
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Commerce Department
Middlesex County
F.H.A
V.A
Van Allen Zone May Hinder Space Travel
The Van Allen Radiation Zone, circling Earth about 250 miles up, could pose a major obstacle to space travel. This leg of radiation belts stands as a significant challenge for early missions and crewed flights.
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Bedford Annual Sister Sue luncheon honors United Workers
The Bedford event at Church of Christ vestry featured Paul Revere chapter CES as caterers. Rev. Mabel Sahakian led devotional. Mrs. John F. Brown presided as officers reported year results. New officers elected 1959 1960 include Henry Isner president Agnes Ackerman secretary and other key posts. Executive board to meet before June church fair activities planned.
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United Workers
Church of Christ
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CES
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Mabel Sahakian
John F. Brown
Edward F. Pike
Howard F. David
George Fraser
Irvin M. Puffer
Roderick MacLean
Herbert L. Clark
Henderson Brodie
Agnes Ackerman
Henry C. Isner
Walter Fitch
D. Fraser
Ralph.w. French
O. R. Jenson
Pike
Davis
Fraser
Hender
Reg.ree
Butler
Broyde
Grove
Fitch
Isner
Qj Executive Board
Outlook for Men's Slack Varies Across Markets
A terse forecast notes slack demand for men’s slack wear in New York and other markets. Early signals suggest mixed responses with buyers showing interest but prices and availability unclear.
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Burg
Mass
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