Maynard Junior High Exhibits Student Art and Science Work
An expansive Maynard Junior High display showcased student achievements across art, photography, map studies, and science. Exhibits included portraits, classroom charts, geometric designs, oral composition projects, and demonstrations from seventh to eighth grade, highlighting civic, health, and domestic arts efforts.
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Vodoklya
Haruna
Jean Popieniverk
Mitatvetva Herola
Cent Weir
Frank Mikwtadots
Kym
Alfred Davie
Mi Ann ‘ Pasakurnts
Maynard
Duntor High
Auditorum
Coughtan
Mand Ula
Mian Nuy
Tulw
Mineradion
Harvard Weather Rocket Pioneers Radio Meteorograph Use
A Harvard pioneer notes the 1080 creation of the first American radio meteorograph and the rapid adoption by the U S Weather Bureau Army Navy and foreign users. Brooksh says orders for radiosondes flow as manufacturers expand designs and study daily soundings from many stations.
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Brooks
Blue Bill Observatory
Harvard
University
United States Weather Bureau
Congress
Army
Navy
China
Japan
Dni
Brookseald
French Meat Production Set to Eliminate Imports
French meat production and its colonies are predicted to reduce imports rapidly, potentially leaving a surplus for export. The Journee Industrielle notes imports of Argentine fresh meat have fallen sharply as France’s North African colonies grow, supplying a growing share of consumption and replacing South American meat.
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J Ratce
Journee Industrielle
Brance
South America
Adda
Domestic workers in U S homes number two million
Washington reports 2,327,000 domestics employed in private homes in the United States. Women dominate the field by about 10 to 1, yet account for 99 percent of all workers with social security numbers. General housekeepers form over half, cooks, housekeepers, laundresses, untrained nurses, chauffeurs, and waiters fill the rest with various counts.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Rae L. Needleman
Social Security Board
S. Bureau
Leaky Kentuckian Moves to Cave Outside Dawson Springs
Kentuckian J Dawson Fox, 78, relocated from a leaking house roof to a cave near the town. He set up a stove, hid bed and lamp, kept the cave dark and warm, and used a cold spring near the river for running water.
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Dawson Springs
J Dawson Fox
Are
Fox
Fae Ter
Second Rehearsal for Monsabiens Ball Scheduled
A second rehearsal for the Monsabiens ball is set for Monday night June 6 at the town hall. Residents are invited to attend the preparation gathering and participate in plans for the event.
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Town Hall
Fire damages barn. quick neighbor aid praised
An alarm at noon Saturday sent Sudbury firefighters to Howard M Goodnow’s barn on King Philip Road. The blaze was quickly extinguished with not heavy damage. Goodnow thanked neighbors for rapid aid and commended Chief Davin and crew. Henry Webb of Sidbury High School pitched and struck out batters during the event. Reading club met that week with Mrs James Powers on Concord Road.
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Howard M. Goodnow
King Philip Read
Goodnow
Quckly
Davin
Henry Webb
Sidbury
Chool
Wellesley J. V
Webb
Reading Club
Mra
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Maynard Weheoy
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Provasoll
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Mullin
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Ruth Wilson
Mohicatia
Misa
Minas Wilder
Mias Wetherbdee
Clauser
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Terney
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Bas Oan
Are Riis
Harvard University
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Ay Fioner Peedy
Udbwry
Uadeady
Aoe
B Haynes
Albert Ayhes
Sudbury Legion
Gertrude M. Hals
Mary
B. Jenking
Yota
Sudbury
Consome Royal
Parker House
Dia
Bahar
Filret
Marthere
Rialto
Beve Cortese
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