Opposition grows to United States foreign aid policy
Growing opposition to the U S foreign aid program is shaping congressional reassessment. Three investigations a Fairless Committee Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs plus the State Department International Cooperation Administration are reexamining economic and military aid as Europe recovers and nationalist sentiment spreads from the Middle East across Africa to India and Indonesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Europe
Willin
Middle East
North Africa
India
Indonesia
Eisenhower
Benjamin Fairless
United States Steel Corporation
Russia
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter F. George
NATO
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Loea
International Cooperation Administration
State Department
Fairless
Frenee Randall
Randall
Inland Steel Company
United States
Sudbury League of Women Voters Seeks Funds
The provisional League of Women Voters in Sudbury begins an annual honor drive on November 9 to fund local, state, and national efforts. The group emphasizes dues remain low to include interested women and notes past year expenses and upcoming publications and programs. Interested contributors may contact local officers or Finance Chairman Mrs. Earl Chadsey Hilltop 3-B452.
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Sudbury
League of Women Voters
Sudbury League
E* Voters
Staite
Earl Chadsey
Hilltop
Treasury to gain over one hundred thousand this year
U S Treasury expected to collect more than 100 000 dollars from grazing and timber activities in national forests this year amid ongoing federal land management.
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United States Treasury
Rainbow Assembly Exemplifies Degree At Meeting
Concord Rainbow Assembly presented an exemplification of the mystery degree Saturday night led by Miss Sybil Jane Moore. Officers invited to perform the degree at Corinthian Lodge A F and A M Monday night at the Masonic Temple. The next meeting is November 17 in the afternoon. Miss Dorothy Fiske, past worthy advisor, will assist forming a new assembly in Tewksbury and serve as installing chaplain.
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Concord
Concord ‘Rainbow Assembly
Sybil Jane Moore
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Dorothy Fiske
Tewksbury
Turkey Whist in Sudbury Aids Fatima Parish
An evening Turkey Whist event on Thursday November 15 at 8 p.m. at Sudbury Town Hall benefits Our Lady of Fatima Parish. A large committee of local women plans prizes and a fun gathering for all attendees.
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Sudbury
Our Lady of Fatima
Leo Quinn
David Howe
Albert St. Germain
George Mailly
Esther Adams
Warren Boyce
Leonard McCarthy
Waldo Logan
Augustus Sharkey
Alfred Crowley
Felice Genna
John Kelly
Everett T. Stretton
John Nadeau
Medee Comeau
Richard Ward
Child Carriers in Valais Carry Babies on Heads
Swiss mothers in Valais Canton balance babies atop their heads inside wooden cradles. The cradle rests on a thick cushion caressing the head, keeping the infant secure during daily activities.
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Cantons of
Valais
Paintings by Thieme Shown in Maynard
Sudbury area residents are invited to an excellent Thieme exhibition at the Fine Arts Gallery in Maynard. The late Anthony Thieme, born February 20 1888 in Rotterdam, studied with notable artists and worked in the U S from 1917.
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Sudbury
Anthony Thieme
Fine Arts
Maynard
Bertram Coughlan
Rotterdam
Holland
United States
Thieme School of Art
Rockport
Mass
Charleston
S. C
Nassau Bahamas
Florida
Encyclopedia of the Id
America
O'S
Massachusetts
Finland
Sudbury Police Report Acknowledges Halloween Party and Incidents
Sudbury police logs cover October 30 to November 2. An accident on Old Sudbury Road involved a driver hitting a telegraph pole and wall with minor injuries. Halloween party success is noted with thanks for donations and vandalism restraint. A bus seat soaping incident is described and cleaned. A Concord Road crash near St Elizabeth Chapel had no injuries. A woman in labor was transported to Emerson Hospital.
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Ptls
Harry Shaw
Arthur Margello
Sudbury Road
Sudbury
Sgt
Ryan
Concord Road
St. Elizabeth’s Chapel
McGovern
Emerson Hospital
Sudbury Explorers Scrap Drive Supports New England Trips
The Sudbury Explorers Post 3 collect scrap in Sudbury through November to fund their trips. Call HI 3 2316 or mail to Walter Kilton Post Road South Sudbury to contribute waste iron or old cars. John J Corcoran named sales and operations manager of Washington Motors Chevrolet Marlboro. Richard Davison, son of Theodore Davison of South Sudbury, is a 1956 Yale Freshman Soccer candidate and Exeter standout planning civil engineering at Yale.
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Sudbury
Post 3
New England
Walter Kilton
Post Road
South Sudbury
John J. Corcoran
Old Garrison Road
Washington Motors Chevrolet Company
Marlboro
Richard Davison
Theodore Davison
Yale University
Richie
Yale
Phillins Exeter Academy
Betrothal Announced In Waltham For Miss Bone And Mr Goddard
Miss Janice Maybelle Bone daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert D Bone of Waltham becomes engaged to Richard R Goddard son of Mr and Mrs Langdon Goddard of Waltham Their fathers are longtime West Concord residents The couple plans a mid summer wedding
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West Concord
Janice Maybelle Bone
Robert D. Bond
Waltham
Richard R. Goddard
Langdon ‘Goddard
Warren B. Goddard
Wood use boosts U S pulpwood per person
Since wood became common in paper making around 1680 the per capita pulpwood consumption in the United States has risen sevenfold reaching about 800 pounds per year.
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U. S
Halloween party brings Pioneer Girls and Christian Service groups
A Halloween gathering for the Colonist unit of Pioneer Girls and Battalion of Evangelical Free Church youths, ages 12 and up, was held Friday night at the Hodgson barn in Highstreet South Adon. The event featured games, a ghost walk, apple dunking and more. Willaim DeVoe led a ghost story with a spiritual closing, and prayers and singing followed. Refreshments were served and a fellowship time completed the evening. Committee members Sandra Thoresen Doris Blaisdell Lois Johnson and Sue Ann Veenendaal contributed to its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Pioneer Girls
Christian’ Service
Brigade
Evangelical Free
George, Hodgson
Highstreet
South Adon
Willaim DeVoe
Bedford
Jesus
Gardner Benson
Benson
George Hodgson
Robert Specht
Sandra Thoresen
Doris Blaisdell
Lois Johnson
Sue Ann Veenendaal
Death of Abraham LeBlanc at 97 in North Cambridge
Sympathy is extended to Peter J. LeBlanc of 26 Cottage street on the death of his father Abraham LeBlanc age 97 in North Cambridge Saturday. Funeral services were held Monday with a requiem mass. Surviving are another son daughters and several grandchildren.
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Peter J. LeBlanc
Cottage Street
Abraham LeBlanc
Cambridge
Jointly Held Installation by American Legion and Auxiliary
Sudbury reports a joint installation for the American Legion and Auxiliary. Harold McMurty of July rodd installed as Commander with Mrs Charlotte Hall as Auxiliary President. Outgoing president Ethel Nelson received an Auxiliary Ring after nine years of service. Auxiliary invites relatives to join and notes December holidays donations for Bedford Hospital families. Meetings held third Monday at 8 p.m. at Legion Hall. Donations to Nelson or Hall welcomed.
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Sudbury
American
Legion and Auxiliary
Irman McCarthy
Lowell
Jane Howard
Chelmsford
Middlesex County
Harold’ McMurty
Rodd
Legion
Charlotte Hall
October Road
Auxiliary
Ethel Nelson
Legion Hall
South Sudbury
Bedford Hospital
New Arrivals at Emerson Hospital This Week
Emerson Hospital reports several newborns this week including a son for John and Jane Duhon at Maynard on October 29 and a daughter for Robert Cobb and wife at Concord on October 31. Other births include a son for John and Mary Cupp in Lexington and a son for Leon Weymouth in Bedford.
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Concord
Emerson’ Hospital
John E. Duhin
Oak Street
Maynard
John Cupp
Woburn Street
Lexington
Leon Weymouth
Hilltop Drive
Bedford
Sudbury Town Hall Guest ProgramEnjoys Naples Talk
Sudbury Firemen’s Association members wives and friends gathered at Sudbury Town Hall for a dinner catered by Nims. Howard Kelley of Peakham Road led arrangements for a 52 guest event featuring Major Campallini on Naples athletic affairs. The speaker turned out to be Johnny McGinnis of Newton. After an enlightening Q&A, the evening closed with dancing to Everett Hinckley and his Marl orchestra.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Firemen’s Association
Nims
Howard ‘Kelley
Peakham Road
Theour
Major Campallini
Naples
Italy
Johnny McGinnis
Newton
Everett’ Hinckley
Marlboro
Women Voters Study State Aid in Sudbury
The Provisional League of Women Voters in Sudbury begins a unit on state aid to education to explore a equitable taxation system and distribution of state funds for schools and welfare. Leaders include Mrs. Robert Dods and Mrs. Sanford Cole. meetings set for November 12 13 14 at various homes with some cancellations. open to interested women and membership info through Mrs. Arthur Singer.
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Sudbury
League of Women Voters
League ‘of Women ‘Voters
Massachusetts
Robert Dods
Sanford Cole
Mines
William ‘Gormbley
George Mailly
Richard Schmaltz
Lester Hamilton
Linded Road
David Bentley
Concord Road
Thomas Cheatum
Arthur Singer
Hilltop
Operation Escape at Trinitarian Church Meeting
Concord women hear Peter Grimes recount how he and his family escaped occupied Europe. The Woman's Union of Trinitarian Congregational Church will host the fall meeting on Thursday November 15 at the parish house with 9 30 a m start and hostesses Mrs Clark V Doty and Mrs Raymond Nelson.
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Concord
Peter Grimes
Woman’s Union
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Raymond Nelson
Grimes
Europe
Sudbury Girl Scouts Hold District Committee Meeting
Sudbury Girl Scouts announce a district committee meeting on Wednesday November 14 at 10 AM at the home of Mrs. Luther A Harden. Mrs. Roland Cutler Jr reports remaining uniforms from the Uniform Exchange sale are available to those who need them without exchange.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Girl “Scouts
Luther A. Harden
Roland Cutler, Jr
Congregational Church
Landnam Road
Sudbury Scout News Details October Cancellation and Get Out the Vote Drive
Sudbury Bay Scout activities report a cancelled October meeting due to Town Meeting. The November 1 meeting drew about 40 boys with Joe Bisson leading the ceremony. The troop conducted a Get Out the Vote campaign with the League of Women Voters assisting transportation. Scouts and Cub Scouts listed, plus a Board of Review for Second Class candidates.
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Sudbury
Joe Bisson
Crary
Cousins
S. P.L
National
Boy Scout Project
League of 'Women Voters
J. Bisson
G. Boughton
Moulton
MacLean
Smill
Frye
Hand
Bautze
Abrahamson
P. Devo
G. Bowry
Griswold
Valley Forge
Resolute
Febrton
League
Farne Transportation
Boy Scouts
Famagusta Seen as World’s Richest City in Medieval Times
Travelers described Famagusta as the richest sea port on Cyprus’s east coast during the 14th century, drawing merchants and wealth to its walls. The city’s fame rested on trade, luxury goods, and a cosmopolitan population that shaped its legend.
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Famagusta
Cyprus
Stow Civic Club Meeting Announces November Schedule
The Stow Civic Club hosts its second meeting at Stow Town Hall on Monday at 8 P.M. with talks from Passenger Canadian Railway and Development Day. Mrs Byron Ward chairs the committee with Arthur chairmary Normal and others. The club invites all town residents. dues noted for the month.
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Stow Ciys
Stow Town Hall
GT Ing
Morse
Byron Ward
Arth
Paul
Harold A
Florence Wood
Stow
John Derby Dies in Stow After Illness
John Derby of Stow died October 31 after illness. He lived many years in First Parish area and had two sons, John E. and Paul E. Derby. Funeral services were held November 2 at Stow Burial was in the local cemetery with pallbearers Robert F. De Warren and C., as listed by the funeral home.
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Stow
John
Derby
John E
Paul E Killi
Torm
Robert F. de Warren
Pall
Bay Path Girl Scout Yearbook Plans and Calendars
The article notes plans to publish this year’s Bay Path Girl Scout activities with photos of Intermedia and local troops in Sudbury South Marlboro and F field events. It mentions a Vi dar and a sale return, with girls holding calendars and participating in community activities.
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Bay Path
Tain
Fies
Intermedia
Enjo Grom
Sudbury
South Marlboro
Fig
Vidar
Sword
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Locus Road
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