Unions and Antitrust Law Debate Highlighted by Seafarers Case
The Seafarers Sea Chest Corporation linked to Seafarers International Union faced challenges over anti trust compliance, with advocates arguing unions should be subject to anti trust laws like any business. National Federation of Independent Business cites polls supporting union accountability and fair competition. Critics warn of labor funded enterprises expanding into commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seafarers Sea Chest Corporation
Seafarers International Union of North America
Allolantic and
Gulf Districts
Union
Commercial Corporation
Norris-La Guardia
National Federation of Independent Bustades
National Federation of Independent Business
Misffors Ff Dtves
Sudbury Notes on Society and Local Happenings
Sudbury residents Edward and Mrs Kreitsch return from New York where they stayed with Mr and Mrs Turner Catledge managing editor of the New York Times who was best man at Margaret Truman wedding. Sudbury Woman's Club members attended a meeting in Sterling Mass and a play was presented by the Pepperell Club. Miss Winifred Boughton celebrated her ninth birthday with friends. Libby Cahill won a $25 Fighters for Freedom contest prize in the Boston Herald for naming pictures and writing an essay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kreitsch
Dudley Road
New York
Turner Catledge
Catledge
The
New York Times
Margaret Truman
Maxwell P. Eaton
Webster Cuttin
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Tith District
Presidents Club
Sterling Inn
Sterling
Mass
Peprerell Woman’s Club
Henry
Winifred Boughton
Grant Boughton
Highland Avenue
South Sudbury
Leslie Skog
Shirley Cavicchio
David Downing
Christine”. Lewis
Patty Jones
James Morrison
Nancy Chase
Donna Fellows
Bobby Cavanaugh
Roberta Locke
Linda Rosa
Jerry Wood
Richard Powers
Yvonne Nelson
Lynn Plumley
Jonathan Loftus
David Kendrick
Bobby Moulton
David
John Boughton
Libby Cahill
R O T C Review Honors at Massachusetts University
At the University of Massachusetts the ROTC annual review honored Cadet Richard B. Baldwin with the Military Science Trophy for the First Year Advanced Course Student Highest in Scholarship and Proficiency. Mr. and Mrs. David Baldwin Mrs. Albert N. Young and Miss Hilda Whitney attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Baldwin
Albert N. Young
Hilda Whitney
R.O.T.C
University of Massachusetts
Richard B. Baldwin
Sudbury Garden Club Delights at Weston Flower Show
A large turnout from Sudbury Garden Club praised last week’s Flower Show at the Jones House in Weston. Mr and Mrs Carl H Roos and daughter Sandy visited Pittsfield to see Mr and Mrs Carl F Roos and their grandson David Allen Roos nine months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Garden Club
Jones House
Weston
Carl H. Roos
Sandy
Pittsfield
Carl F. Roos
David Allen Roos
Easter Seal Campaign Nears Record Total Goal
The 1956 Easter Seal Campaign likely reaches 270000 dollars, the largest ever raised, with late returns possibly pushing toward 280000. The Easter Seal Campaign Committee and the STEP of the Bay State Society thank area residents for their cooperation.
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Stepl
Bay State Society
Indians Learn Buckeye Nuts By Repeated Boiling
Native peoples learned to render buckeye nuts, Ohio's state tree, safe to eat through repeated boiling to remove toxic compounds retained in the shell and kernel.
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Ohio
Littleton Lions Plan Installation At May Meeting
The Littleton Lions Club will meet Monday May 28 at 6 30 at Domenic s Restaurant Route 110. President Irving Dunn will preside and plans for installing new officers led by George Kimball will be announced. James S Hill and Donald Gerace recently attended the state convention in Swampscott.
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Littleton
Lions Club
Domenic's
Route 110
Irving Dunn
George Kimball
James S. Hill
Donald Gerace
Swampscott
Sudbury High School Variety Show May 25 at 8 pm
Sudbury announces a high school variety show on Friday May 25 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Organizers highlight strong local talent and invite scrap iron donations for Explorers Post 13 fundraising to fund summer programs. Also scheduled June 9 is the Strawberry Festival at Memorial Congregational Church with cake and a dance for all ages.
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Sudbury High
Sudbury
Explorers Post 13
Curtis Garfield
Post Road
South Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church
Bedford Students to Stage Concert at New High School
Bedford seventh to tenth graders will perform a concert at the new high school auditorium on June 15 under music director Keith Phinney. The U.S. Civil Service announces an exam for substitute carrier and substitute clerk carrier at the Bedford Post Office with information available there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Schools
Keith Phinney
U.S. Civil Service
Bedford
Airman Wins Cairmen Achievement Award in 1956 First Quarter
Airman 2 CS Finley Jones of Crescent Avenue this town serving with the U S Air Force received the Cairmen Achievement Award for the first quarter of 1956 at Trier Germany. He entered service in August 1952 and is the son of Mr and Mrs Samuel F Jones. He is a Conteord High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Jones
Crescent Avenue
Cairmen
Trier
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Samuel F. Jones
Conteord High School
The Right Man in Olympia Audit Office
In Olympia Washington the state auditor assigns an examiner named Sherlock Homies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia, Wash
Sherlock Homies
Sudbury Boy Scout Banquet Honors Eagle Award Recipients
Sudbury Troop I held its third annual Banquet in the lower Town Hall with about 175 attendees. A Court of Honor followed, awarding Second and First Class badges to thirteen and five boys respectively, plus seven merit badges to five scouts and a Star Scout award to Robert Bronn.
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Sudbury
Nims
Walter Kilton
Life To Eagle
Troop Committee
Joseph Bisson
Robert Hurley
Rexford Souder
Ernest Bodenweber
Memorial Congregational Church
Stanley F. Rogers
St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church
Robert K. Jones
The
Methodist Church
James Hammond
John McGovern
Albert St. Germaine
Harvey Fairbank
Arthur Fay, Sr
Allan Bowry
Leslie Hall
Kiwanis
John Powers
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Nelson
Grange
Aubrey Borden
Theodore Davison
Upper Town Hall
John Tucker
Ralph Bennett
Peter Jacobs
Terrance Wilson
William Irwin
Mohawk Distriit
Elmer Bigwood
Joseph , Bisson
Segular’ Court of Honor
John Saint
Donald Shay
Richard Hill
Richard Abrahamson
Jeffrey Bautze
Grant Bowry
Joseph Cavicchio
Thomas Curran
George Dempster
Peter Devoll
Frederick Eisner
Edwin Frye
Paul Morte
Arthur Fay
Troop I
Irwin
Grant Boughton
Théodore Davison
Osborne Greenlaw
Court of Honor
Edward Gardiner
Algonquin Council Advancement
Curtis Garfield
Cochituate
Boughton
David Davison
Walter Kil
Bad Drivers Blacklisted By GA Safety
GA Safety targets reckless drivers nicknamed Anxious Annie Nervous Natalie and the so called hatred men. By refusing to date bad drivers they aim to reduce injuries and hospitalizations from traffic incidents and to curb careless behavior.
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Livonia
Detroit
Automobile Safety Assn
Harry
Larry
Annie
Natalie
New Look for West Newbury Town Report Cover
West Newbury's annual town report debuts a new cover featuring a Stan Snow illustration. The New Hampshire artist known for covered bridge drawings depicts the town's 11 year old town hall in this revamped presentation.
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West Newbury
Stan Snow
New Hampshire
Salt mine taps ancient water 300 million years old
In a Detroit area salt mine at 1130 feet underground workers drill into water that has sat there for an estimated 300 million years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Eagle Scout Court of Honor Recalls Three Achievements
The Court of Honor led by Jack Arnold and Will iam Eagleson presented Eagle badges to three boys as their parents looked on. Richard Hill oversaw Scoutcraft and merit badges while Mr Gardiner reported a special Board of Review confirmed all three Eagle requirements.
L-glutavite touted to curb aging patients’ decline
Boston reports a geriatric cocktail may curb the exodus of elderly from normal life into mental institutions. A Harvard led study at Metropolitan State Hospital found L-glutavite improved mental and social behavior in 30 senile psychosis patients averaging 75.5 years, outperforming two other cerebral stimulants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Metropolitan State Hospital
Waltham
Harvard Medical School
Boston Phychopathic Hospital
Milton Greenblat
John Brennan
Gray Pharmaceutical Co
Newton
Harvard
Rebekahs Plan Neighbors Night Event
Winona Rebekah Lodge held a regular meeting at Community Universalist Church with Mrs. Doris Porter presiding. Members then took a mystery ride ending at Wallace's Restaurant in Framingham for a dinner party. Announcement was made of the annual Neighbor's Night Party set for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Winona Rebekah Lodgé
Community Universalist Church
Doris Porter
Noble Grand
Framingham
Australian scientist urges salt licks not needed for sheep
Dr. Geof Fethers, an Australian research specialist, states that sheep do not require salt licks and argues funds would be better spent on superphosphate. He stresses resource allocation toward fertilizer rather than mineral licks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geof Fethers
Farina Elected SUASCO President Leads Watershed Group
Philip Farina of Wayland, proprietor of the Wayland Country Club, was elected president of SUASCO last week. New officers include Aubrey Kretschmar vice president and Francis Mentzer secretary, with a 20 member board of trustees proposed for ratification.
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Philip Farina
Wayland
Wayland Country Club
Suasco
Anthony M. Colonna
Framingham
Rep
Colonna
Farina
Aubrey Kretschmar
Acton
Francis Mentzer
Bolton
Robert Booth
Lincoln
William Pearse
Stow
Harry Rice
Sudbury
Walter Carbone
Maynard
Rep. Colonna
Paul Craigue
Basilla Neilan
Camp Elbanobscot
Paula Lawellen
Bedford
Roland Eldridge
Concord
Caleb Wheeler
Frederick Hilton
Thomas T. Clark
Billerica
Joseph T. Brown
Gordon Fenno
Westboro
Hans van Leer
John Hill
Southboro
Edward Gould
Admiral J. Frederick Way
Lowell
Edward Morgan
Hudson
Raymond Dyer
Allen Benjamin
Homer Darling
Northboro
Richard Mackey
Lorraine Y. Pooler
Dominic Anzivino
Sudbury W S C S elects officers at year start
Mrs K McMurtry presides as president at Sudbury Methodist Church Senior Circle meeting attended by twelve. Officers elected for the coming year include vice president M Granville Haley recording secretary Fred Morrison corresponding secretary Stella Normwood treasurer Henry Horton work committee Carlyle Burland Leslie Burr missions William Brown membership chairman L Roy Hawes social chairman Granville Haley good cheer William Greenwood publicity Hilda Ogilvie Charles Richardson spiritual chairman Rodney Hadhey. Executive committee also serves as program committee.
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Sudbury
W.S.C.S
Sudbury Methodist Church
Kenneth Mery
Kenneth McMurtry
M. Granville Haley
Fred S. Morrison
Stella Normwood
Henry Horton
Carlyle Burland
Leslie Burr
William Brown
L. Roy Hawes
Granville .Haley
William Greenwood
Hilda Ogilvie
Charles Richardson
Rodney Hadhey
Clothing Exchange at First Parish Sudbury Center
A Clothing Exchange Clearance and Rummage Sale is set for Saturday June 2 at First Parish Church Sudbury Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The 1640 Club will hold a Food Sale the same day. The church opens Friday 10 a.m. to noon for item removal before donations accepted until 4 p.m.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Center
1640
Meeting Cancelled by Sudbury Women Voters Group
Sudbury Pre war League of Women Voters cancelled their Monday unit meeting due to a conflict with a public hearing on a new elementary set construction. The group usually avoids cancellations but opted to reschedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
League of Women Voters
Ore
Australia Tops World Wool Output Amid Large Clip
Australia leads global wool production with an annual clip from 184000000 sheep. The harvest is valued at about 900000000 dollars, reflecting strong demand and large-scale farming across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Science Works with Marigold Beautification
The article traces marigold breeding from Shakespearean calendula to modern American efforts. It highlights dramatic gains in form color and fragrance with sizes from tiny didstoms to chrysanthemums. Varieties range from odorless to strongly scented, suited for borders and mass color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bedford Women and Community Groups Hold Various Meetings
A schedule of local meetings and events includes the Bedford Women’s Community Club gathering at Mrs. Abbott Reed Webber’s home on May 21, a baptism at the Bedford Episcopal Mission officiated by Harold T. Handley, and a United Workers session hosted by Mrs. Herbert L. Clark. Adult education registration at the junior-senior high cafeteria runs tonight and Monday from 7 to 9, with 15 to 20 participants needed to launch fall classes. Arthur H. Hayden elected vice president of Lexington Trust Company, while serving as Bedford selectmen chair and long-time director. The 1940 Club enjoyed a dessert party hosted by Mrs. E. Grove Smith with prize winners listed. An annual outing is slated for tonight at the 1775 House in Lexington. Ladies Sodality plans a communion breakfast June 3 at the Drant, with reservations via Mrs. Charles Brooks. First Parish Church’s Rev. David C. Poli spoke on dangerous distraction in church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Women’s Community Club
Abbott Reed Webber
Fletcher Road
E. Grove Smith
Fitchdale Avenue
Walter Fitch
Edwin F. Qua
Lexington
Gardener G Fulitz Speaks at Ball and Chain Church
G F Fulitz county agent for Middlesex Extension Service in Concord was guest speaker at the Ball and Chain Christ Church of Christ meeting. His topic was Gardening for the Small Home Owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogine G.fulitz
Middlesex Extension Service
Concord
Ball & Chain
Christ Church of Christ
Monkeys Assist Coconut Pickers in Johor Malaysia
National Geographic Society reports itinerant coconut harvesters in Johor Malaya use leashed monkeys to climb tall palm trees and pluck coconuts, aiding the fruit harvest as part of their mobile operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johoré
Malaya
National Geographic Society
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Washington and
Wilson
Sailors Union
Union Corporation
Matthew T. Abruzze
Mfiyone
Littleton Lions
Sudbury Boy Scout News
Marine Corps League
Joseph D. Ward
Fitchburg
Hyman Rosen
William Craig
Arlington
Hosen
Ward
John E. Vanderwoude
Brighton
Devil Dog
Jeanne Smith
Dodge
Miss Smith
Rebekahs
K. McMurtry
Clothing Exchange
Marigold
Harold T. Handley
Recthe Church of Our Re
New Bedford
Herbert L. Clark
Davis Road
United Workers
Arthur H. Hayden
Bedford Springs
Lexington Trust Company
Selectmen
Ladies Sodality of
St Michael’s Church
Charles Brooks
Summer’ Street
First Parish
David C. Poli
U.S
Su of Wa
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