McElroy Keeps Post As Defense Secretary After Quarles Death
McElroy suspends resignation plans after the death of Deputy Secretary Quarles. He confirms Gates as deputy and says international tensions and a looming summer summit leave him with no choice but to stay. Radford is recalled to duty as Twining recovers from lung surgery.
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H. McElroy
White House
Loy
Gates
Thomates, Jr
Geneva
Eee A. Quarlesly
Asoy
McElroy
Arthur
Radford
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Quarles
Proctor and Gamble
H'Ss
Labor reform legislation in Ohio faces AFL-CIO opposition
Ohio lawmakers push labor reform amid AFL-CIO objections and support from Gov. DiSalle. The debate centers on possible effects on national unions and the intrusion of state level restrictions, with ethical practices concerns raised by Columbus counsel Arthur J. Idberg.
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Réneal
New York
Afl-Cio
Sinier
Gan
Latiaihiure
Litan Epons
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalie
el Ae
Machinists’ Union
DiSalle
Afl-Cio Ethical Practice Committee
Atic Prac
Nla
Arthur
J. Ldberg
Columbus
United States
Little League Sale This Saturday Delivers Food and Goods
A community fundraiser for Little League is set for Saturday at West Aes square. Merkers in Box and West Actor are asked to bake and bring food early to help sort and price items. Volunteers should deliver goods promptly and callers may arrange Saturday pickup with Mrs. Mabel McNamara at CO 3-71907 by Friday night.
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Boxsale
Mabel McNamara
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Weston
South Acton Fourth Annual Girls State Tea
The South Acton unit hosts the fourth annual Girls State tea at the Edwards-Quimby Post 284 legion home on Sunday May 24 from 3 p.m. Guests include 42 girls sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary units attending Girls State sessions at Bridewater Pete Teachers College starting June 12. Director Mrs. Ann Denning of Wakefield and all Middlesex County Council officers attend. General chairman is Mrs. Kay Nedza. An estimated 97 percent of American homes have color television within reach.
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South Acton
Legion
Edwards- Quimby’ Post
A. L
American Legion Auxiliary
Bridewater Pete Teachers College
Unions Oppose State by State Labor Legislation
Goldberg says opposition to state by state laws will create a harmful guilt pattern for unions. AFL-CIO opposed New York law while noting a Little Wagner Act and Little Norris LaGuardia Act protect unions. Senate passes a bill to police union corruption, House yet to act after floor amendments.
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Goldberg
Afl-Cio
New York
Ohio
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Committee
Small Space Gardening for City Dwellers
In growing urban areas with limited land, apartment or town residence dwellers can still enjoy gardening. Use window boxes, foundation plantings, and seeds to grow annual flowers and vegetables. You can harvest fresh produce and colorful blooms even with little space.
Da Pont Unveils Marine Varnish with Longer Life
After years of research Da Pont introduces a marine varnish claiming two to three times longer life. The clear coat promises double gloss and extended protection for woodwork on boats, with tests in Texas supporting its superior performance.
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da Pont
EU Paint Information Service
Scouters Set for Annual Meeting in Lexington Area
Concord Monthly Battle Road District of the Minute Man Council Boy Scouts will hold its annual meeting Thursday May 28 at a Lexington road nightspot. Leaders from Lexington Bedford Concord and Carlisle attend with John J. Carson and Al Avery listed as vice chairs.
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Concord
Battle? Road
Minute-Man Council of Boy Scouts
Lexington Road
Lexington
Bedford
Carlile
John J. Carson
al Avery
Lincoln
Boughtons Leave Sudbury for Warner New Hampshire
Sudbury family the J Grant Boughtons are moving to Warner New Hampshire where they purchased the Warner Variety Store. Mr Boughton has already left and the rest of the family will move this week. Students and neighbors held farewell gatherings and parties for classmates and friends before the departure.
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Sudbury
J. Grant Boughton
Warner
New Hampshire
Mr. Boughton
Peter
David
Nick. Jewitt
Winifred
Stanley Russell
Arlington
Have
Ie Boughton
Highland Avenue
Lincoln
Meredith
Cafeteria Workers Attend Massachusetts School Food Service Banquet
Acton Anne Rimbach Martha Lowden Helen Worrall Meini Fullenton Louise Garceau Frances Sindoris Ingrid Anderson Lucille Cunningham Ruth Nichola Amps Foley Anne Arciszewski attended the annual banquet and meeting in Framingham. Mrs Rimbach was elected to serve on the executive board as delegate elect from Area 4, covering 40 communities.
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Acton
Anne Rimbach
Martha Lowden
Helen Worrall
Meini Fullenton
Louse Garceau
Frances Sindoris
Ingrid Anderson
Lucille Cunningham
Ruth Nichola
Amps
Foley
Anne Arciszewski
Massachusetts School Food Service Association
Framingham
Rimbach
Lincoln 4-H hor se show draws 66 entries in 16 classes
Carlisle reports a successful Lincoln 4-H horse show with about 66 entries across 16 classes. Over 200 parents and friends attended and proceeds benefit the Lincoln scholarship fund. Mrs. David Todd headed the committee, with Robert V. Gray as ringmaster.
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Lincoln Scholarship Fund
David Todd
Robert V. Gray
R'Agmaster
Sudbury Events Include Town Hall Meeting on Park Plans
Sudbury Parks and Recreation Committee invites residents to a meeting at Sudbury Town Hall at 8 P.M. Thursday May 21 with Joseph Cardello of Waltham to explain Sudbury Hesteaton Park plans and show pictures of the proposed bowling alley. A Q A follows.
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Sudbury Parks ‘and Recreation Committee
Sudbury
Sudbury Town Hall
Joseph Cardello
Waltham
Federal government estimates mapping all U S still 50 years away
Government projections indicate it will take about five decades before the United States is fully mapped. Officials cite technical challenges and funding needs as the main obstacles to completing nationwide cartography.
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United States
Afttidal Festival At Memorial Set For June
Memorial Congregational Church hosts the Bleachberry Festival on Saturday June 6 offering strawberry shortcake. Chairmen Mrs Donald Marshall and Mrs Dean Crary lead a large volunteer team with events all day. Auction by James MacLean, smack bar food sale, plants and white elephant tables, and a dance by Bud Kelley from 8:30 to midnight. Breakfast at 11 a.m. and supper 5 to 7 p.m. featured dessert all day.
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Memorial Congregational Church
Donald Marshall
Dean Crary
Agaan
James Mac
Lean Do'ng
Frv Mrc
Finley Miller
Arvid Nelson
Campbell Ham
Dante
Bud Kelley
First Communion at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church
Acton notes a well attended first communion last Saturday at St Elizabeth of Hungary with Rev Charles B Kearns celebrating. 55 children participated and a May procession followed. Plans proceed for the Provisional League of Women Voters with local group remaining provisional for a year. Mrs Bruce Benson of Amherst announces. Silver and stainless spoons air dry upside down after washing.
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Charles — B. Kearns
Provisional League of Women
Bruce Benson
Amherst
State Board
Mrs Nedza Serves in Acton Legion Auxiliary Roles
Katherine Nedza of West Acton was elected junior vice director of the Acton American Legion Auxiliary council. The Middlesex county unit, with about 5 000 members, names her county chaplain and Girls State chairman, and she is Massachusetts department chairman of union activities. She is a past president of Edwards Quimby unit.
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Acton
American Legion Auxiliary
Middlesex
Nedza
Send
Maserchusetts
O Edwards- Quimby
Carlisle to hold next meeting at Central Station
Carlisle fiteren announces a meeting and dry for Wednesday May 27 at 7 o'clock at Central Station. Open House for the Walden Clinic at 17 Finn Street Concord drew Carlisle participation. Funeral services were held at Augustana Lutheran Cambridge for Phyllis M Hanson Sierert.
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Carlisle Fiteren
Central Station
Séverat
Carlisle
Walden
Finn Street
Concord
Augustana
Tutheran Church
Cambridge
Phyllis*m. (Hanson) Sierért
Hillside Road
Fides
A.h'lding
Tydia M. Hanson
Evelyn Sisk
A. Warren Hanson
Town Hall Meeting Set for 26th at 8 P.M.
Sudbury residents scheduled a town hall meeting to discuss pending articles to be acted upon Friday the 26th at 8 PM. Attendees will vote on local measures and community concerns.
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Sudbury
Town Hall
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