Mayor Fulcrum's Park Clean Up Creates Bold Sheriff's Warning
In Hillcrest the mayor angry over littering orders Sheriff Giles to enforce ordinances after spotting bags in the park. Parson Oakley and others join a popcorn gesture that leads to jail for several officials and a town-wide cleanup. The crowd cheers as order returns and the mayor concedes the need for yard discipline.
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John Fulcrum
Julia Daly
Miss Daly
Sheriff Giles
Mayor Fulcrum
John
Giles
Shelbyville
Hillcrest
Fulcrum
Parson Oakley
Oakley
Etta Farnsworth
Hamlet
Education and Sanitation
Bill Sparks
Bill
Fulccrum
Local notices from Carlisle farmers and town meetings
Frank Hannaford of Prospect Street served on the nominating committee for the Soil Conservation District annual meeting at Concord. The Carlisle Board of Selectmen plans a November 15 meeting at 8 pm in the Gleason Public Library with Chairman George W. Foss to preside. The Carlisle Catholic Women’s Club hosts a weekly whist party on November 16 at 8 pm in St. Elizabeth’s Chapel with prizes and refreshments.
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Frank Hannaford
Prospect Street
The
Soil Conservation District
Concord
Carlisle
Carlisle Catholic Women’s Club
St. Elizabeth’s Chapel
Bedford Road
Carlisle Grange Square Dance Set for November 20
The P of H square dance series continues at the hall on Concorde road Saturday night November 20 with Dick Steele of Lexington as caller and the event expected to attract local dancers.
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Carlisle Grange
Concorde Road
Dick Steele
Lexington
Occupant Feels Mail Advertising Oversteps Boundaries
A reader laments intrusive mail solicitation and questions the ethics of advertisers sending offers to occupants or box holders. He recalls preferring letters, mocks mailed promotions for loan refinancing and gadgets, and muses about signing attached order forms in the name Occupant at 108 Elk Horn Drive.
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Elkhorn Drive
Thule
Business planes outnumber airliners in U S aviation
American business aviation expands rapidly with 21 500 business planes versus 1 269 scheduled airline aircraft. Multi engined business planes total 2 437, while scheduled air lines carry far more passengers. In one year business planes logged about 6 450 000 hours and 903 000 000 miles on trips.
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Washington
The
Aircraft Industries Association
U. S
U.S. Faces Asia Dilemma Over Colonial Image and Freedom
Tokyo report outlines how U S diplomats must prove no colonial aims to Asians and that the United States supports independence for all nations. Dulles notes tension with Britain and France complicates perceptions and Communist propaganda colors views of U S policy in Asia.
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U.S
Earnest Hobbrecht
U. P
Tokyo
Asia
United States
Wll
America
John Foster Dulles
U. S. Senate
United Kingdom
France
U. S
Britain
Dulles
Convalescing Lowell Man Cites Employment Figures
Charles Forsath of Lowell road is convalescing at his home from a recent serious operation. Each year about 2,000,000 young Americans become available for employment, while roughly 1,500,000 workers die or retire due to age or disability. Small boy defines conscience as something that makes you tell your mother before your sister.
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Charles Forsath
Lowell Road
Royce JG. Rowe
Lumbermeng Mutual Casualty Company
Rowe
Westfield Metal Products to Expand in Massachusetts
Westfield Metal Products Inc of Westfield Massachusetts will build a new plant in Westfield to expand its 19 year business. The company rejected offers from southern states and will stay in Massachusetts citing tax reductions unemployment insurance changes and local support as key factors. The 35 current employees will grow with the new one story brick veneer facility on Union Street ready for occupancy in April with design by Alderman and MacNeish Springfield and L D Short of Agawam as general contractor.
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Westfield Metal Products, Inc
Westfield Mass
Robert A. Johnson, Jr
Westfield
Massachusetts
Bay State
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Richard Preston
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Preston
Westfield Metal Products
Westfield Chamber of Commerce
Westfield City Council
Westfield Metal Products Company, Inc
United States
Elm Street
Union Street
Alderman and MacNeish
Sprigfield
L. D. Short
Agawam
Acton Grange Hosts Wish Party and Parish Events
Acton Grange held a well attended wish party at the Town Hall after the master Joyce Ryan presided. The Ladies Circle of West Acton Baptist Church hosted a large church event led by Mrs. John Littlefield. Schools will close for a workshop program and Armistice Day. Amaranths plan a fair and supper at the Town Hall Saturday.
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First Parish Unitarian Church
Federation Mice
Nashua
New Hampshire
Acton Grange
Joyce Ryan
Pomona
Lexington
William O’connell
West Acton Baptist Church
John Littlefield
Bhairman
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church
West Acton
No Duck Found in Garden Turns Out to Be Potatoes
Portland Maine United Press report says heavy rains led Richard Kilby to dig in his garden where a clump of five potatoes grew together forming a shape that resembled a duck. The quirky find amused locals.
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Portland
Richard Kilby
Advice On What To Do At Accidents
Guidance for motorists on handling crash scenes outlines steps to prevent fires, notify police, contact insurers, aid injured, and collect essential details. Emphasizes not moving victims, documenting license numbers, witnesses, locations, and avoiding talks with strangers. Includes safety tips for night scenes and warning signs for approaching traffic.
Remembering life on Colville homesteads in early days
Mrs. Torado McFarland Meyers of Spokane recalls fifty years past when the North half of the Colville Indian Reservation opened for homesteads in Okanogan County Washington. She describes rough log houses no schools no red schoolhouses a one room cabin with window added by the school board made desks from home and mice in class.
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Torado McFarland Meyers
Spokane
Washington
Ime
Okanogan County
Colville
Plum Crazy Mayor Bowers Gifts Plums Says Not Political
Manchester Connecticut Mayor Sherwood Bowers passes out plums to friends claiming the act is a hobby not political. The item notes 10,000 WACs in service and estimates annual costs are $3,000,000 less to feed house and water them than 10,000 GIs.
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Manchester
Conn
Sherwood
Bowers
Team studies aging and technology for city and rural areas
A Chicago team proposes questions on extending technology to institutions in cities and rural areas, speeding up aging services, and postponing retirement. They argue for aging support that preserves normal city life and social integration rather than unrealistic noble aims, citing physiology and social factors.
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Chicago
Tion
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