Massachusetts Fish and Game Board Sets 1956 Regulations
The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game announced 1956 changes for fishing hunting and trapping. Upland game limits rise with doubled possession. Quail bag up to five and grey squirrel limits up five. Trout fishing opened day or night during open season. Deer archery weeks set November 21 27 bow only first week and December first Monday through Saturday second week with bows or shotguns. Mink muskrat and otter trapping extended to January 31 1956 on a trial basis.
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Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game Today
Westboro
Fridz
Lefty Grove Wins AL Pitching Title Five Times
Robert Lefty Grove captured the American League pitching title five times between 1929 and 1939, the most by any AL pitcher and a mark that stood out in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Lefty) Grove
Bruins Hopeful On Injuries Ahead Of Three-Game Weekend
Boston Bruins coach Milt Schmidt reports a shrinking injury list and expects Don McKenney and Lorne Ferguson to be ready for a brutal three games in three nights. Fleming Mackell is nearing full conditioning as the team prepares to face the Rangers in Chicago then the Maple Leafs in Toronto and concludes back home with Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Bruins
Milt Schmidt
Schmidt
Don McKenney
Lorne Verguson
Fleming Mackell
Ferguson
McKenney
Chicago
Mackell
Montreal Canadiens
Bruins
Rangers
Maple Leafs
Toronto
School Notes from Acton and New England Scholastic Press Assoc
Acton notes William L. OConnell attended the Massachusetts School Supervisors Association meeting in Worcester. Carol Spaulding attended the New England Scholastic Press Association convention at Boston University with high school staff and advisers from across New England. Scholarships of 1000 dollars were offered for tuition over four years at Boston University. Also mention that James Daddy is stationed at a separation center in San Francisco on military leave. Modern major league baseball recordkeeping began in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Sent. of
William L. O’connell
Massachusetts School Superintedents’ Association
Worcester
Carol Spaulding
New England Scholastic Press Association
Boston University
Division of Journalism
New England
School of Public Relations and Communications
James Daddy
San Francisco
California
Worsley Fardy
Maynard High School
The
New England Industrial Arts ‘Teachers
Ass’n
Providence
R. I
Podres Faces Draft Decision After Army Physical
Brooklyn pitching ace Johnny Podres underwent an hour long Army draft physical in Albany with 13 other prospects from Ticonderoga N Y The 28 year old veteran twice beat the Yankees in the 1955 World Series previously rejected for a back condition a herniated disc His medical report will go to the recruiting station and may be sent to Washington for final evaluation
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Albany
Brooklyn
Johnny Podres
Uncle Sam
Dodger
Hunter
New York Yankees
Podres
Ticonderoga
Washington
Traffic Guides Named for Concord High School Year
Directed by W Harold O Connor and led by Francis Arnold the Concord high school has selected traffic guides for 1958 1956 school year. inclui Janet Magoon Lor etta Cullinane Mary Mullaney Ann Ritchie Curtis Peterson Brian Grennan Wallace Crawford Paul Lyons Henry Isner Richard Loring Diane Little Marilyn Hughes Thomas Mudgett Joan Lamour Beth Googins Betty Ogilvie with alternates Alan Williamson Emily Rideout Patricia Pakotis William Munson Sandra Kenney Karen Diskin Beverly York Susan Cole Dorothy Bowering the band of guides has maintained order in the corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
W. Harold O’connor
Francis Arnold
Janet Magoon
Loretta Cullinane
Mary Mullaney
Ann Ritchie
Curtis Peterson
Brian Grennan
Wallace Crawford
Paul Lyons
Henry Isner
Richard Loring
Diane Little
Marilyn Hughes
Thomas Mudgett
Joan Lamour
Beth Googins
Betty Ogilvie
Alan Williamson
Emily Rideout
Patricia Pak
Risen Returns to Practice for Celtics Ahead of Philadelphia Game
Arnie Risen re joined Boston Celtics practice today and is expected to be ready for Thursday night in Philadelphia against the Warriors. He has missed the season due to a chest cold and pneumonia earlier this fall. If active, it would be the first time the full Celtics roster is fit for games this season. The team had acquired Risen from the Rochester Royals before the season.
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Boston
Arnie Risen
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia
Celtics
Warriors
Risen
Riser
Rochester Royals
Vaccination Urged as Key Preventive Against Hog Cholera
Authorities promote vaccination as the sole preventive measure against hog cholera, stressing its importance for livestock health and farm economics.
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U. SS
Maynard Town Team Starts Second Season as Best Buys
Maynard Town Team formerly the Stags enters year two sponsored by Arthur's Best Buys. Coach Paul Kivikoski returns with five veterans led by Captain Billy Howes and five newcomers including Kulevich and Rogers. A regional league with Acton Hudson Marlboro and others forms, home games hoped at the new Maynard gym to boost local support.
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Maynard
Maynard Town
Stags
Arthur’s Jewelry and Furnture Company
Arthur’s Best Buys
Paul Kivikoski
Walt Matison
Toy
Kivikoski
Billy Howes
Roger “Murray
Maynard High School
Ed Gallaguer
Ben Tomy
Maynard Hgh
West Concord Wanderers
Roger Weaving
Dick, Dargiewicz
Maynard Nomads
Ed Romanowski
Kulevich
Rogers
Weaving
Gallagher
Murray
Acton
Hudson
Marlboro
Littleton
Concord
Best
Maynard Gymnasium
Clayton Welch Sponsor Speech Course in Framingham
E Clayton Welch of 448 Brook Street Framingham Centre has been named area sponsor for the Dale Carnegie Course in Effective Speaking and Public Relations. A Boston advertising executive he will start a public class in Framingham on November 22 with a free explanation meeting at Village Hall Framingham Centre at 7 45 p.m.
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Framingham Centre
E. Clayton Welch
Brook Street
Dale Carnegie
J. Gordon MacKinnon
Stanley G. Bowman
New England
Welch
Boston
Framingham General Motors
Dale Carnegie Institute of
New York City
Worcester
Quincy
Gardner
Fall River
New Bedford
Manchester
Concord
N. H
Providence
R. I
Portland
Bangor
Presque Isle
Maine
Framingham
Framingham- Marlboro
Village Hall
Brook St
Origins of the Carpet Slipper for Oriental Potentates
A long history notes special slippers made for Oriental potentates who would not place their feet on bare floors. The footwear evolved into what we now know as the carpet slipper.
Concord High School Notes Highlight Naval Tribute and Talent Show
Donald Santora, new naval recruit, has chosen the C H S library for a complimentary copy of The Compass. Former C H S students Boresen and Flannery appear in the book. New filmstrips on current affairs are shown with teacher discussions led by Mr Dinan. November 1 feature is Challenge by China. Senior Mary Low Perrin won two handwriting contest prizes, including 10 dollars. The annual talent show is set for December 12 with opportunities for new performers.
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Donald Santora
C. H. S. Library
William H. Boresen
L. Flannery
New York Times
Dinan
China
Mary Low Perrin
Art Association of N. E
Middlesex Concord
Concord High School
Walter Larkin
Jr. High
Garabedean
Coolidge
Miss Turner
Roosevelt
Graduate School of Education At
Harvard
Johnny
Rudolph Flesch
Cagley Attacks Benson Delay On Farm Program
North Carolina representative Harold D. Cagley criticizes Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson for delaying the farm program. He says agriculture is in low spirits and dwindling while the administration plans to present the program to Congress in January.
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Benson
Maynard PTA Panel Highlights School Community Role
Maynard PTA session at the George Washington Auditorium discussed how PTA can serve the school and community. Panel members urged coordination among home church and town while showcasing student vocal selections and a national book exhibit. A six program TV series on reading methods was announced for parents with Harvard supervision.
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Maynard
PTA
PTIA
George Washington Auditorium
Hassard
Ashland
Mass
William O’connell
Acton Shhools
Edward Carlton
Maynard Pta
Man in Memphis Buys 38 Boxes of Baking Soda
A Memphis shopper at a city supermarket used 38 boxes of baking soda to clean diesel engines aboard a railroad. The unusual purchase followed a moment in the checkout line as the customer explained his work for a railroad to the cashier.
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Memphis
Tenn
Columbus
Whio
Frank J. Lausche
Tally Hanlin
Checker
Horn flies: main pests of cattle and cattle hosts
Horn flies are primarily pests of cattle and spend most of their lives on cattle.
Maynard High School Book Week Highlights
Maynard High School celebrates Book Week with events at George Washington Auditorium Friday evening. The Junior Class sponsors the Drumstick Drag dance and Honor Roll announcements are released for all grades.
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Maynard High School Book Week
Maynard High
George ‘Washington Auditorium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ancy Horne
Tommy Ryan
Mike Long
Horne
Ryan
Long
B. J. Kane, Jr
Fish and Game Board Reports
BRUIN
Clayton Welch
H. S
U. S
Delaney
Jackie Delaney
Ora
Andy Horne
Panthers
Maynard P.T.A
Adelaide Sims
Mary Bakin
Katherine Simons
Arlene Chyzus
Elaine Morrison
Rita Carey
Frediano Mattioli
Herbert Cremer
David Crotty
Robert Kane
Sandra Larkin
Mary Ann Matson
Philip Williams
Robert Ferreira
Jeannes Grandell
Mary Grigas
Catherine Lydon
Linda Saarela
Richard Carlton
Paul Crotty
Brenda Drechsler
Nicholas Drozdowski
Frances Graceffa
Judith Kavaleskie
Mary Mitzcavitch
Bruce Pekkel
Charles Walsh
Irene Budrew
Karl Larson
Assembly
Massachusetts
Richard McCabe
Law
Boys
Rose Terrasi
Charles Garabedian
Stephen Foster
Benjamin Pakus
Carl Prescott
Walter Reynolds
Adrienne Ruggerio
Diane Shaw
Karen Sousa
Mercedes Stasinsky
Richard Tierney
Jane Vermilyea
William Wheeler
Barry Palmaccio
Thomas Quinn
Virginia Rizzo
Walter Sarvela
Mary Ellen Shay
James Spratt
Burt Taylor
Elizabeth Tins
Peter Waldron
Harold Itney
Paul Pilecki
Caryl Raikunen
Leo Roche
Michael Scerzen
Karen Soroka
Paul Stapel
Robert Taylor
Kaaneth Troisi
Joan Wheeler
John Zaleska
Joe
Sher Claire
Richard Fardy
Atom
Buck Finn-Clarre
Barry
Song Stodda P
Emerson
Book Ature
Directinegan
Miss Keker
Grams
Garth Williams
Miss Wilder
Maynard Pul
Theington Audi
Stephen In
Jéan Price
Marguerite Martha Marn
John Reading
Ben
A Wise
Lynda George Stansdron
Beverley Penniman
Ralp
Sandra Waldi
Lucinda Silk
Sch
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