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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1959
Page
1
A fragmentary text references regional developments near Town House, mentions an investigation or act by institutions, and notes items like an acton site and a reformatory escape. It cites towns Walpole Gow Pri Se and dates in 1958, with mentions of deeds and closings in November.
Fragmentary OCR references seven new homes linked to Jacquline T and Meriam Road Bedford Road. Mentions lantern corp. and a 45 percent during civil wars. Also notes World War I II and Korean eras with unclear context.
The combined meeting of local and New England Chamber of Commerce leaders, postured by Charles Zetkus, highlighted the Action Course Practical Politics. The nine workshops aim to teach political analysis and problem solving with pamphlets and a leader manual, targeting groups of 15 to 20 participants.
Second of six weekly FBI Training School classes sponsored by Concord police will be held next Monday at the Massachusetts Correctional Institute classroom. More than 200 residents from Concord and nearby towns enrolled for the sessions held each Monday afternoon and evening with a special agent as instructor.
Concord patrolman William J Costello investigates a break in at the Esso Station on Route 2. Entry gained by forcing a door and cash totaling 30 to 75 dollars stolen Monday morning.
Concord selectmen discussed a town by law to restrict motor boats on White Pond to state and municipal patrol use only. The White Pond study group members Dartelle Simms Smethurst and Simms proposed the ordinance and suggested police presence and a filing for gaming legislation.
Patrolman William J Costello becomes fingerprint expert. Building permits show rise. Knights plan holy hour. Stop Shop supermarket opens on Wednesday. Union beaten at Concord. Woodworking at Esto Station discovered. Hudson man escapes death. Concord police meet. $8,350 gifts to hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Heaths Bridge Road welcome a son born Nov 6.
A local board announces six open seats in an upcoming election. Officials urge voters to review candidate details and deadlines at the enterprise office.
The Oct 22 meeting denied variances for Lawrence J. Frawley at 3 Edgewood Road for a garage addition and John J. Arena on Route 2 for a street market stand. Grants included First Parish Lexington Road for a two family dwelling use, Allan D. Chisholm Lowell Road for a carport, Beatrice Simon Sudbury Road for side yard, Richard Lawrie 5 Holdenwood Road for a garage, Royal Flanders 56 Lexington Road for land as a building lot, and Leon J. Moreau Sr. 41 Walden Street to continue dry cleaning use. Thunder could be heard about 15 miles away.
Voters face final opportunity to express views on the budget before December 31. The budget is billed by that date and cannot be altered by the March 1960 town meetings. The meeting is set for Tuesday November 17 at 7 30 p.m.
Local parents welcome three newborn sons at Emerson Hospital. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Jean Friberg of 7 Central Street on date listed, a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Wright of 16 Powers Road on November 4, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Louis McCagg of Lowell Road on November 7.
The navy reports stopping tests on crops to check for traces of a cancer producing agent. No cranberries are served while investigations identify potential sources.
A vintage ad describes a monthly serial share plan offering a four percent annual dividend, compounded quarterly, claiming safety over seventy five years. It touts a guaranteed one dollar per month with potential growth from reinvested earnings.
Concord Aerials defeated Maynard High as Dick Beharrell led with three touchdowns and Dick Francis added another. Maynard prevented a shutout with late runs, but Concord dominated most of the game with strong scoring efforts by starters and reserves.
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