Notable Early 20th Century Tool Maker and Court Filing
A report of John J. as president leading a tool company, with references to World War I era demand for communications equipment and a Hudson telephones switch project. The text also notes a court filing in Yonkers New York where Oovich and Sidorovich are named in an adultery-related case with a specified return date in 1952.
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Machine Tool
John J
Ye Lapointe Co
Hanshone
Hudson
Ate Courtovich
Yonk
New York
Ovich
Sidorovich
Honor Rolls At Acton Schools
Acton students across South Center and West Schools are listed on the honor rolls and perfect attendance rosters. The South School display includes grades I through VI with names such as Forrest Carbary Linda Allen and Charles Day. Center and West School lists continue with multiple students earning honor status and perfect attendance.
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Acton
Personal snapshots at famous sites capture memory
Travel writer urges visitors to photograph moments that feel unique not like postcard images. Include travelers as props to highlight the main subject while avoiding foreground impersonation, using the Lincoln Memorial as a prime example of conveying scale and presence.
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Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Local School Grade Roll Call Listing Students by Grade
A long list of student names by grade appears, detailing Grade III, IV, and VI roll call. Notable names include Karen Anderson Donna Aberle Lorraine Braley Verna Conquest Dorothy Davis Shirley Dubee Carolyn MacRae Diana Moore and many others.
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Karen Anderson
Linda Aberle
Lorraine Braley
Verna Conquest
Dorothy Davis
Shirley Dubee
Carolyn MacRae
Diana Moore
Geraldine Perry
Mary Ellen ‘Shay
Nancy Towsley
Harriet Wilson
Virginia Woodhead
Charles Derby
Richard Freemen
John Gates
Harvey Gravlin
Christopher Lundberg
Norman MacLeod
Robert Murphy
Richard Powderly
Harold Knight
Robert Lindfors
Rosemary LeClerc
George Lamont
Caroline Jarvi
Leta Hermes
David Harris
Joan
Stephen Huntley
Charles Kimball
Sandra Leavitt
John Moody
Nancy Pederson
Gregor Prentice
Donna Rines
David Roth
Ellen Staples
Carol Stevens
Kevin Sweeney
William Teele
Frederick Wood
Judith Woodhead
Lexington voters adopt resolutions against jet squadron at Hanscom
At a special town meeting Lexington voters protested the establishment of a jet interceptor squadron at Hanscom Airport Bedford and opposed extending the runway. They sent the resolution to President Truman and Congress. They voted to release the state from drainage damage claims and approved selling 1172 feet of Lexington main sewer line to the state for 75000 to connect with MDC plans for a new Air Force research center at the airport.
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Bedford
Lexington
Hanscom
Manor
Parker School
Truman
Lexington Selectmen
Shawsheen River
M.D.C
Air Force Research Center
United Workers host dessert bridge party in Bedford
The United Workers sponsored a dessert bridge party Tuesday at Mrs. Herbert L. Clark’s home on Davis road with reservations handled by Mrs. Harold I Wellington. A United Workers meeting is set for June 4 in the Church of Christ vestry. Mrs. John A De Camp Jr. led a Bedford Woman's Community Club executive board meeting at her Southroad home.
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The
United Workers
Herbert L. Clark
Davis Road
Harold I Wellington
North Road
Church of Christ
John A de Camp, Jr
Southroad
Bedford Woman’s Community Club
Armored divisions shown by rail hours of move
The Army's armored divisions require extensive rail movement with 41 passenger trains and 30 freight trains to transfer a unit from training camp to embarkation port highlighting scale and logistics.
Farm Worker Won't Accept Higher Wages
ROCK GAP West Virginia Joe Miller will accept no higher wages than one dollar a day He says a man isn't worth more than that Miller has worked on farms in Maryland West Virginia and Virginia as butcher blacksmith veterinarian machinist farmer carpenter for a dollar per day plus meals He is skilled and in demand not for the low pay but for his ability He lives in a ramshackle four room house built forty years ago He argues living is government and self government and that men should work for pride in a job well done not money He would add fifty cents a day for a married man and his wife and each child under twelve if needed He can also sell timber honey milk chickens and eggs to supplement income
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Rock Gap
W. Va
Joe Miller
Joe
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Morgan County
Miller
Mother Saves Son From Abandoned Gas Well
In Pittsburgh George Eckert vanishes while walking his dog with father James and mother. An 18 inch wide, 25 foot deep gas well shaft is found. Mrs. Eckert lowers a rope with a noose, speaks gently, and George signals to be pulled up, finally rising to safety after a tense rescue.
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Pittsburgh
George
Trans-Continental Trip Costs Scots Only 20
Two Scottish teachers from Motherwell, Scotland, traveled to the United States to study American physical education methods. Budgeted under British currency limits, they crossed the Atlantic, then hitchhiked 4,413 miles from New York to Fresno, California with side trips, totaling 19.50 dollars.
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Fresno
U.S
Robert Donald
John Cross
Motherwell
Scotland
Atlantic
New York
Calif
City Council Meetings Geed As A Show Now
The city council chamber faced poor acoustics and low attendance. A public address system was installed after the first night drew applause and a better forecast for attendance by Mayor C. E. Hair.
Farm price supports and debt hit hard in 1952 outlook
The piece argues American farmers face a financial crisis despite high crop yields with debts up 100 percent and farm income forecast to fall. It criticizes major farm groups for favoring big business over individual farmers, notes Capehart amendment limits on controls, and discusses price rises, consumer credit limits, and debates over Taft-Hartley and Truman's actions.
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Washington
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Department of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
Winners of Concord Garden Club Flower Show Announced
Concord Library hosted a flower show with judges Mrs Sumner Smith and Mrs Walter Gaskill approving 46 entries. Rexford Daniels won best overall with a vibrant display of red tulips lilies iris and rhododendron foliage. Firsts included entries by George Greenlaw Morgan Smith Jr A Laurence Pierson C E Wilson Edward Chase Jr and others with numerous second and third prizes in various categories including children's divisions showing notable improvement.
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Concord
Concord Library
Sumner Smith
Lincoln
Walter Gaskill
Lexington
Rexford Daniels
George Greenlaw
Morgan Smith Jr
A. Laurence Pierson
C. E. Wilson
Edward Chase, Jr
Robert M. Bowen
Stedman Buttrick, Jr
Gordon Smith
William B. Bartlett
Orient
Alan Bemis
H. Robert Bygrave
Bruce Old
Leslie Anderson
Gilbert Roddy
Herbert B. Hosmer
Mary Chamberlip
Walter K. Shaw
Garden Club
Susan Shaw
Jonathan Friedman
Betsy Shaw
George Keyes
Jennifer
Booth
Bobbie Davis
Monnie
Bell
Prige
Smiths
Bonney
Priscilla
Francis
Karen Hardie
Bunny Briggs
Linda Peterson
Mary Baptiste
Louise Smith
Dogwood
Jell
Nafcy Newbury
Judy Gowing
Marlena Allen
Major Degree Held by Concord Knights of Columbus
Concord councils from Lexington Belmont Maynard and Concord held a major degree at Monument hall Monday night conferring a class of 32. District Deputies John J Wall of Watertown and James E McCabe of Belmont officiated with grand knights and officers. Refreshments followed. The second degree occurred at Belmont Council headquarters last Thursday.
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Concord
Lexington
Belmont
Maynard and Concord
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
John J. Wall
Watertown
James E. McCabe
Belmont Council
Boston University Chapel Weds Elizabeth Chase to William Read
Miss Elizabeth A. Chase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W Linwood Chase of Sharon, marries William F Read, a Peter Bulkeley junior high teacher, at Daniel L Marsh Chapel in Boston. Both graduates of Boston University. They will reside in Concord after a reception at the University Faculty Club.
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Concord
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
Elizabeth A. Chase
W. Linwood Chase
Walnut Street
Sharon
William F. Read
Peter Bulkeley
Read
John G. Read
Arlington
National Society To Meet Here On Thoreau Birthday
The National Thoreau Society will hold its annual meeting in Concord on Saturday July 12 the 135th birthday of Henry David Thoreau. Dr Raymond Adams will preside as president and Miss Edythe Walker will speak. A Dutch Treat luncheon and afternoon program on Thoreau's musical interests follow with walks to local memorials.
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Concord
National Thoreau Society
Henry David Thoreau
First Parish
Raymond Adams
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Edythe Walker
Western North Carolina Teachers College
Thoreau
Downpour Delays Bedford World War II Memorial Ceremony
Bedford delayed the memorial dedication at Page Field on Great Road after heavy rain. The postponement affects the ceremony planned by the committee including Nicholas J. Genetti Arthur P. Genetti and Henry Isno with Commander Horace P. Riviere of the Rose Hamilton Post.
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Bedford
Great Road
Page Field
Nicholas J. Genetti
Arthur P. Genetti
Henry 8
Isno
Horace P. Riviere
Rose
Memorial Service Held By Bedford Grangers
At the Bedford Grange P of H meeting in Town hall Mrs J Ridgeway Comley presided. A memorial service was led by Mrs Etta Stacey ceres Mrs Margaret Johnston pomona Mrs Blanche Thompson flora and Arthur Wright chaplain. Refreshments followed. Last week Bedford members attended the Middlesex Central Pomona meeting in Sudbury with Sudbury Grange hosting.
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Bedford
Bedford Grange
Town Hall
J. Ridgeway Comley
Etta Stacey
Ceres
Margaret Johnston
Pomona
Blanche Thompson
Flora
Arthur Wright
Middlesex Central
Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury Grange
Strawberry Festival Planned by Lincoln Grange
Concord locals are advised of the strawberry festival to be held next Tuesday evening June 3 at the Town Hall. Blanche Huntley heads the large festival committee in charge.
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Concord
Lincoln Grange
P. of H
Town Hall
Blanche Huntley
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