New England Economy Shows Mixed First Quarter Trend
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston notes slower unemployment in early 1958 with a modest March uptick and a 12 million farm employment gain year over year. Construction in New England rose modestly with notable capital spending, while durable goods show gains in machinery and general industrial sectors. Retail and department store sales increased about 6 percent from a year earlier as winter tourism posted higher occupancy through March.
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Federal Reserve F Boston
Newco Review
England
Lowell
Lawrenco;rd
Providence
New
Bridgeport
Dodge Corporation
Eng
Widau
New England
Sean
Ene -Weatly
Freind
Tégion
Maynard Receives Recognition at Sabin Business Institute
Maynard Peter A of Sumner Street is noted for beer education at Sab on Mistitute Of Business Admints in the crime year announced today by registrar Paul C Staake Jr. Wilson races from pensam members of Blue Bey National Honor Society and Alpha society involvement noted.
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Maynard
Peter A
Sumner
Paul C. Staake
Wilson
Pensam
Blue Bey Nati National Honor Alsotréas- Society
Aavarcea
Shcert
Alpha i
Fragmented Note on Child Growth Practices
A garbled text fragment discusses keeping a bin healthy and tracking individual items. It mentions cats, festivals, and children. It is unclear and contains many nonsensical phrases, with no coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize.
Concord Sirls Named for Smith College Degrees
Three Concord young women are listed as candidates for degrees at Smith College. Barbara Fultz of 48 Waldeh Street earned honors at Concord High School and studied in Geneva. Sheila Ann Holst of Mohfu ment Street is an American studies major from Beaver Country and participated in Rally Day. Carolyn Colby Smith of 94 Main Street is an education major who served as Emerson House vice president and sang with the all Smith choir.
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Concords
Barbara Fultz
Max Fultz
Waldeh Street
Sheila Ann Holst
Helge M Mohfument
Carolyn Colby Smith
Harold Colby Smith
Main Street
Smith College
Fattz
Wh History
Geneva
Holst
Motors American Studies
George Washington
Smith
Five Maynard Residents Honored by Heart Association
The Massachusetts Heart Association announces memorial gifts received in the past year honoring five former Maynard residents. Bliza W Dodge Julius Gruber John Peterson William A. Price Ida Seder are the named honorees in the report.
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Maynard
Massachusetts Heart
Sbliza W Dodge
Julius Gruber
John Peterson
William A. Price
Ida Seder
Memorial Day Holiday Driving Caution Urged by Massachusetts Leaders
Governor Foster Furcolo and Registrar Clemence RiP urge motorists to drive carefully during Memorial Day week. The campaign stresses slowing down to prevent traffic accidents and protect children and bike riders amid holiday observances and grave tributes.
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Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts Highway Safety Committee
Motor Vehicles
Clemherit” A. _ RiP
Jusétts
Ty Honnies
Ahyong
Notes of Interest At Concord High
Congratulations to Robert Paul and Jack Burger juniors who led a two night production with music dialogue and lyrics. The event earned sincere praise for the able cast and was coached by Paul. Open House invited girls pursuing therapy careers and the field’s broad opportunities.
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Concord
Robert Paul
Jack Burger
Grisiel Eeeny
Paul
Wes 4
Shhorttness
Ehithusiamne
Ree Hospital
Hela
I8 & Field
Pexton Nominated for President of BCCL
West Concord Lawherc Heaters nominates Pexton for president of BCCL and for leadership roles in the Institute of Controllers America. Pexton, a Denver native, has 17 years with General Redie and holds ties to Harvard Business School and the University of Colorado.
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Oston Control
Controllers Institute of America
Controllers Instit
Ioctal
Othe Institute
Rhowh Es Controls
States
Puerto Rico
Canada
Pexton
General Redie
Denver
Colonnniversity of
Colorado
Avic Harvard Business School
Redillard Business School
Botton
LB Vis Ae
Weston Golf Ub
Weston Finance Committee
Scholarship Whist and Bridge Party Ad for Fundraiser
An ad invites participation in a Scholarship Whist and Bridge Party hosted by Cordovan Club to raise funds. The event is June 8, starts at 1 39 pm, features a serving of dessert, table and door prizes, and tickets available from Mrs. Frank Austin by phone.
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Bridge Country Cl
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Contcordan
Frank Austin
Concord Rotary Notes of Interest
Rotarian notes recount upcoming convention in New York and makeups at Cambridge Dover Delray Beach and other hubs. Chester D Smethurst presides as the club plans representation at the international gathering.
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Uty
Oitibake
Peppitheers
Caetien Rotary Club
Chester D. Smethurst
New York
Mekeups
Edward
Cambridge
Rep
Johnston
Dover
N.H
Charles Alien
Delray Beach
Fla
Rising Taxes Push Living Costs to Record Highs
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index at 123.9 percent of 1947-49 prices, with sharp declines in eggs and dairy offset by higher state and local taxes on tobacco telephones gasoline and sales. About 98 000 electric workers will gain penny an hour raises while about 180 000 workers tied to the index see wage boosts and higher living costs.
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Labor Department
Wcern
Tech
Ted
Mick
Totay
Pehry
Caterpillar
Chicago TH Authority
Orient
Makeups by Rotarians List in District Assembly
Maynard and others attended the district assembly in Concord. The list includes Paul Gort, Tuttle, Wil Atraw, Robert Hebert, Donald Peltus, and Peter Mae Clark among others as makeups.
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Maynard Mentes
Paul
Gort
Jan Tuttle
Wil Wil
Atraw
Robert Hebert
Concord
Donald
Peltus
Framingham
Etaling
Comal Allies
Peter Mae Clark
Serban
Association hosts event with keynote by Jerison P. speaker
The Newton Association in eventful notes invites Leoy Dol Lin mol sin Way Lh to attend a Wednesday gathering in Digner at 7 p.m. A keynote by Jerison P., associate dean, School of Ballestiot, is planned. The charge uses drums weighing from 300 to 900 and resembles 250 drums.
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Digner
Jerison
Ballestiot
Hemittee
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