Eaton Wins Fifth Term in 13th Middlesex District Vote
Concord Rep John M Eaton Jr was re elected to a fifth term in the state legislature unopposed. Ballots show Carlisle 626 Concord 5036 Maynard 2308 Stow 975. The report includes a separate Dallas is noted where VanderSlice recalls a school textbook comment form.
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Concord
John M. Eaton, Jr
Longstreet
Middlesex
Carlisle
Maynard
Stow
Dallas
Tex
UPI
Don Vanderslice
Community Chest Campaign Urges Donations Shortfall Highlighted
Wren O Apiman notes this year's Chest totals 9101052 with a quota of 115865 and a remaining shortfall of about 8000. Some top contributors have moved or passed away, prompting Apthorp to urge further gifts to Community Chest headquarters at 2 Stow Street. Emerson Hospital staff plus Residential Divisions II and III led by Robb Jr and Smith show gains.
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Chest
Apthorp
Community Chest
Stow Street
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Ili
Russell Robb, Jr
Harold G. Smith
Busi
Emerson Resigns From Board Beharrell Is New Assessor
Emerson resigns from the planning board due to reactivation in the 94th Troop Carrier Wing. Beharrell is elected to the board of assessors by selectmen 3-2 amid dissent. The town manager previously appointed Beharrell, with two selectmen opposing.
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Emerson
Beharrel
Concord
Reed O. Beharrell
Harrington
John B. Finigan
Robert E. Sheehan
Beharrell
Theodore M. Nelson
Loughlin
David Emerson
Planning Board
94Th
Arthur F. March
Ralph P. Webster
Recreation Commission
Stow
Acton
Lincoln
Boxboro
Bed
Community campaign urged to match last year’s results
Citizens are urged to contribute and help the campaign reach or exceed last year’s outcomes. Officials reiterate the importance of public support and timely donations to ensure a strong showing.
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Board Awards Highway Salt Bid and Appoints Committee
Acton selectmen opened bids for road salt with Eastern Minerals Inc at 11.75 per ton FOB Chelsea or 13.75 delivered net 30 days, Chemical Corp at 12.10 FOB West Acton, Everett Mass offered 11.90 and Temes offered 27 for tax refund. Board awarded to the only bidder and reappointed Kenneth Jewell to the town building committee. A Boston Edison Co and N E Tel Co petitioned for two utility poles on Oneida road with no hearing required and granted.
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Eastern Minerals, Inc
Chelsea
F.O.B. Chelsea
Chemical Corp
Springfield
F.O.B
West Acton
F.ob
Everett
Mass
Eee Ae
Kenneth Jewell
Boston Edison Co
N. E. Tel. & Tel .Co
Oneida Road
Foreign grant named for Concord superintendent
Concord supervisor of schools Robert S. Ireland is chosen as one of 20 U.S. administrators awarded a Fulbright grant to study in Great Britain and Norway. The program includes a February–March seminar in comparative education, with departure from New York on January 31.
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Robert S. Ireland
U.S. Department of State
Great Britain
Norway
Dr. Ireland
United States
Board of Foreign Scholarships
Congress
New York
Local Towns Vote in Maynard Three Contests
Voters head to polls in Maynard area for major contests on Tuesday. Ballots list the three leading races across town and nearby communities with results expected later tonight.
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Maynard
Audio Visual Parley Held At Concord High School
The Fourth annual conference on audio-visual education convened yesterday at Concord-Carlisle High School. Mass Department of Education sponsored it attracting over 200 visual specialists with Kelsey B Sweatt organizing and chairing. Dr James I Mason of Ithaca NY and Dr Louis Farsdale of Columbia University spoke on school system communication technology and 8 mm sound developments.
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Concord
Concord-Carlisle
Mass. Department of Education
Kelsey B. Sweatt
Department of Education
James I. Mason
Ithaca
N.Y
Louis Farsdale
Farsdale
Columbia University
Local Vote Totals Signal Broad Turnout Across Towns
The tally shows about 80 percent turnout in several communities with Acton Concord and Lexington posting high participation. Brookline backed by strong margins for Brooke in multiple towns while Morse Lane races drew statewide attention amid a new congressional district contest. Kennedy dominated Maynard Concord and Lexington, with notable margins for Olson and Hays in local races.
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Acton
Syd Peaibody
John A. Volpe
Francis Bellotti
Driscoll
White
Fice
Tee A
Francis Kelly
Brooke
Concord
Lexington
Anthony
Stow
Boxborough
Philbin
Maynard
Olson
Casson
Sudbury
Morse-Lane
Lawrence
Thomas J. Lane
Lowell
F. Bradford
Morse
Co . Casily
Fletcher Wins 11th District Race Over St Germain
Vernon R. Fletcher of Chelmsford defeats Thomas A. St. Germain in the 11th district election returning Fletcher to a fourth term as a Republican. Totals show Acton 2,249 to 890, Chelmsford 4,276 to 3,336, Tyngsboro 720 to 600, Westford 1,417 to 1,298, overall 8,665 to 6,124.
Sunday Seminar and Chapel Service Planned
A Sunday program at 8 p.m. in the First Parish parlor will discuss Religion in America and a nearby chapel service will be arranged around Living Joyously. At 11 a.m. Rev. Arthur Boyer Jellis preaches on Questions Are Important Not Answers.
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America
Arthur Boyer Jellis
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