Framingham Police Log Mixed Reports and Odd Calls
Framingham police log covers varied incidents from a man arraigned for threats and sentenced to prison with probation, to a deserter turned over to military authorities. Officers respond to a street spell, a dog tied in a yard, beagle sightings, and a chimney incident involving two Sharrows. local residents report screams later deemed a dog’s bark.
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Framingham
House of Correction
McGovern
Ryan
South
Sudbury
Framingham Union Hospital
Me Govern
Margello
Fred Craig
Nobscot
Fort Devens Seeks Inspectors for Civilian Jobs
Fort Devens invites applications for inspector positions in its Civilian Personnel Office. Requirements include five years construction experience with two years as supervising or inspector of general construction materials, ability to read blueprints and diagrams, estimate labor and material costs, and perform diverse trades tasks. Pay is $4525 per year for up to one year.
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Fort Devens
Pergonnel Office
Dt Muskt
Mead
Unemployment Payments Fall to 10 Year Low in Massachusetts
Massachusetts unemployment compensation payments fell to a ten year low in 1956, down 24 million dollars from 1955. The funding pool for these payments grew by 33 million dollars that year, marking the sixth consecutive year of gains over the prior year.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Nrleoaent Security
Nebraska families shift to two car households daily
Maha Nebraska report cites Charles R O'Donnell of an automobile finance company stating that two car families are increasing each day. The figure suggests widening personal vehicle ownership as households adapt.
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Maha
Nebraska
Seabury tots celebrate Fay birthday in Sudbury
A May 13 birthday party honored Fay Lynne Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Fay Jr., marking her second birthday. Attendees included Jonathan and Michael Deven eau, Wendy Barton, Gail Bentley, Michael Davenport, Chipper Holloway, and Karen Alexander amid a lamb shaped cake centerpiece. The Sudbury Wocan’s Club Executive Board met club president Mrs. Robert Holmes hosted a luncheon and voted four new members: Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Walter Dolbier, Mrs. Witbur Gloor, and Mrs. Thomas Treé.
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Seabury
Ronor Lynne Anne’ Fay
Arthur E. Fay, Jr
Jonathan
Michael Deveneau
Wendy Barton
Gail Bentley
Michael Davenport
Chipper Holloway
Karen
Alexander
Sudbury Wocan
Robert Holmes
John Anderson
Walter Dolbier
Witbur Gloor
Thomas’ Trée
Home Makers Executive Board Salad Luncheon
Mrs Richard Whelpley and Mrs Arthur E Fay Jr hosted a salad luncheon at Mrs Fay s home for the 1056 7 Executive Board. Twelve members attended and a wicker handbag was given to Mrs Ernest Wilgen as she moves to Rhode Island.
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Richard Whelpley
Arthur E., Fay, Jr
Fay
Ernest Wilgen
Rhode Island
Sudbury 4-H Horse Show at Broadmeadow Stables
Broadmeadow Stables hosted a Sudbury H Horse Management Club event featuring six classes including 4-H Show, Lead-A-Horse, Walk Trot, Canter, and a Costume Parade. Participants included Linda Roehrig Dorothy Haskell Carol Hickler Bobby Hickler Grant Bewry Peter Bowry Dinny Fénkes Roger Stretton Kathy Yetton Chris Narczynski Bobby Yet. The audience praised the 4-H Club members for their first year achievements.
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Broadmeadow Stables
Sudbury #H. Horse Management Club
The
Sudbury Brush and Bridle Club
Linda Roehrig
Dorothy Haskell
Carol Hickler
Bobby Hickler
Grant Bewry
Peter Bowry
Dinny Fénkes
Roger Stretton
Kathy Yetton
Chris Wae Narczynski
Re. 9Iczynski
Bobby Yet
Red Barn Nursery School Fair June 8 at 80 Wellesley St
Area families and parents invited to the Red Barn Nursery School Fair for the Building Fund on June 8 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 80 Wellesley Street features Yard Bird ride games concessions a wishing well fish rifle ranges test your strength clown makeup horse pictures an airplane merry go round and four magician performances with audience participation. Memorial Day observances begin at North Sudbury cemetery at 9 a.m. with marchers meeting at the Legion Hall South Sudbury at 8:45.
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Red Barn
Wellesley Street
Bandit of Sherwood Forest Shown At Sudbury Hall
The Thursday program presents The Bandit of Sherwood Forest at Sudbury Hall at 2 p.m. A small admission charge applies. Children recall past memories of movie renditions and look forward to another screening.
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Sherwood Forest
Bherner Forest
Sudbury- To
Sudbury Brownies Become Intermediate Scouts at Fly-Up
In Sudbury on May 21, fifty Brownies from five troops gathered at the Town Hall and marched to Mrs. Earl Chadsey’s Concord Road home for a giant cook-out and fly-up ceremony. They pledged in a circle, received their Intermediate uniforms, and sang before reciting Scout Laws and Promise.
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Sudbury
Earl Chadsey
Concord Road
Chad Sey’s
Formin
Cirele
Brownien Si Brea Our
Brownie Smith
Troop 114
Edward Plumleye Jeader
David Chase
Ass’t
Nancy Chase
Donna Fellows
Betty Flynn
Antonia Goddard
Phyllis Ann Houghton
Christine Lewis
Cornelia McSheehy
Lyn Plumley
Sharon Taylor
Harry B. Kong
Edward Coughlin
Asst
Martha Curran
Faith Elwin
Linda Galofaro
Gail Logan
Joanne Long
Judy MacInnis
John Griffin
Nancy Bailey
Shirley Cavicchio
Linda Chartier
Trinka Cutler
Ellen Galligan
Cleveland hospital joint buying plan cuts costs nationwide
The Cleveland Hospital Council purchasing service buys items from beef to 3000 syringes for member hospitals. Started in 2016 as the nation s first joint purchasing program. The staff numbers 11 and annual expenditures reach 4.3 million dollars.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Hospital Council
New Hampshire Fails to Be Invaded in Revolutionary War
New Hampshire stood as the first colony to declare independence from Great Britain, becoming the sole original colony never invaded by British forces during the Revolutionary War.
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New Hampshire
Great Britain
Women Turn Home Skills Into Profitable Ventures
The New York State Department of Commerce reports a counseling program helping women convert home skills into businesses. Since 1945 the program has grown with success stories from crafts, needlework, herb farming, and services like babysitting, with a new handbook Your Ideas Make Cents And Dollars Too guiding aspiring home entrepreneurs.
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Gay Pauley YU. P
Wdent
New York
New York State Department of Commerce
Oriinally
Ganden Waaeke
Sudbury Fire Warns of Dryer Dangers to Families
A Sudbury report notes youths from 16 to 20 forming a club for outdoor skills while urging caution with family laundry. A fire started by a sleeping bag overheated a Kapok-filled item, causing heavy smoke and triggering the fire department to deploy their smoke ejector.
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Folts
Sudbury
Future season session teased by eager observers
Readers express anticipation for the next season's session as discussions begin. Fans and analysts expect roster moves and upcoming trials, with excitement building around potential strategies and key matchups.
Brown Company seeks capital for barkfree wood chip expansion
A Brown Company executive urged New England bankers to finance expansion to convert sawmill waste into barkfree wood chips for pulp and paper use. C S Herr said $80 000 to $100 000 is needed to build a central chipping plant with debarkers and long term contracts back the venture. He noted more than 100 000 cords of material are available annually and highlighted benefits to timber conservation and stable raw material supply.
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Wentworth-By-The-Sea
N. H
Brown Company
C. S. Herr
Berlin
Gorham Pulp and Paper Makers
New England
Herr
New Hampshire
New England Council
Reo Nt
Aung 1
New England Economy Remains Strong Despite Slower Demand
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reports New England's economy stayed high in early 1957 with strong credit demand and near record employment. Manufacturing cut output from year end highs, nonmanufacturing gained, and construction awards fell but nonresidential work rose offsetting residential declines. Consumer credit expanded 16 percent from a year earlier while car registrations lagged national trends.
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Boston
New
Federal Reserve Bank of
Bostonton
New England Business Review
New England
Ee New England
Asoer
F. W. Corporation
Sharp
New England Railroads Benefit From Chip Program Revenue Rise
Officials say New England railroads gain from a chip program boosting revenue. A center shipments on chips reported by an executive, noting an $80,000 increase in new revenue for a regional rail line.
Vacuum cleaner care tips for efficiency
To keep optimal suction and performance, empty the dust bag often and prevent clogging. Regularly check the dirt filter to avoid blockages and maintain airflow.
Hat Travels Led To Far Off Find
A hat blown by the wind drifted far from its owner and was found days later about 30 miles away at a farm. The incident highlights the hat’s unlikely journey and the search by its owner.
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Ley
Brigham Young Nears Mormon Church Turn
Fragmentary note states Brigham Young became a near of the Mormon Church after Joseph and Hyrum were murdered by a mob in 1844.
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Brigham Young
Mormon. Church
Joseph
Hyrum
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