Fragmentary notices from Lexington sale and meeting
A damaged clipping mentions a jetter plant, Christmas reminder, four weeks from Acton meeting, Albert Lexington family death, Judge David Bial, a Saturday office meeting, Chamb seeking a name, Carrie I Florence Baldon, and land sale on Spring Street to a junior trustee group in Lexington.
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P. D
Acton
David Bial
Chambis
Carrie I. Florence Bald
Spring Street
Y. Jr
Group Michael B. Commander to the Nations Commit Preston J Moore Meeting
Fragmentary notes show a gathering involving Michael B. as commander, Preston J. Moore as national executive, and associates from West and other Voitures. The text references a council and aims at a more effective tyre perhaps policy or leadership.
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Michael B
Post
A.L
Preston J. Moore
Finance Committee Recommends Small School Budget Cut
The Finance Committee, citing state rules, proposes modest budget reductions for the Concord regional district, including superintendent salary to 13,000 and assistant to 7,500, with librarian max 5,700 and treasurer 800. They also set professional and nonprofessional salaries and a library salary share for 1959.
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Ralph T. Haskell
Concord
Finigan
Conford Carlisle
West Concord Scouts Complete Junior Leadership Training
West Concord Boy Scouts of America Troop 33 finished the Junior Leadership Training at the 1958 Junior Leadership Conference sponsored by the Minute Man Council at Laurence G. Han ocsm Field. Patrol leaders Mickey Gormely Bill Newsom Dick ey Gormely Wolf Patrol Leader Bob Woodin and George Walker along with Scoutmaster Michael B Gormely Jr attended the adult leaders portion. The troop will display a Safety in the Home exhibit featuring frayed electrical cords at the national safety good turn exposition at Han scom Field on Saturday December 6.
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West ConcOrd
Boy Scouts of America
Minute Man” Council
Laurence G. Hanocsm Field
Mickey Gormely
Buffalo Patrol
Bill Newsom
Eagle Patrol
Dickey Gormely
Wolf Patrol
Bob Woodin
George Walker
Michael B. Gormely
Hanscom Field
Town Manager Notes From Concord Report
Concord town manager Theodore M. Nelson cites progress with vaults at the Town House in the town clerk and basement offices, a third in transit to the town treasurer. A new sanitary fill is expected by December 1 with the road opening Monday, and bids will be invited for a 1000 EV transformer for the regional high school from the Concord Municipal Light Plant.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Nelson
Concord High Music Dept on WEEI Career Conference
The Concord Concord High Music Department appeared on radio station WEEI last Tuesday. The program titled Career Conference for Teenagers featured Pauline Anderson and Robert Paul as student spokesmen asking Dean Chester Williams of New England Conservatory of Music about pursuing a career in music.
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Concord
WEEI
Pauline Anderson
Robert Paul
Chester Williams
New England Conservatory of Music
Concord Librarian Salary Peak Approved by Personnel Board
The record notes that the maximum salary for the town of Concord librarian was approved by the Concord Personnel Board, reflecting the latest compensation action and district governance.
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Town of Concord
Concord Personnel Board
Concord Board Grants and Denials on Appeals
The Concord Board of Appeals approved a Rod and Gun Club permit to remove fill from Strawbery Hill Road with restrictions and granted Robert Cousins permission to locate a trailer behind his property. The Bonomini request for a French restaurant near the Concord Lincoln town lines was denied.
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Concord — Board of Appeals
Rod & Gun Club
Strawberry Hill Road
Robert Cousins
Central Street
Denieqd
Rene Bonomini
Lexington Road
Concord-Lincoln Town Lines
Five Year Old Boy Injures Finger in Door Incident
A five year old local boy William Martin was rushed to Emerson Hospital Monday morning at 9 45 after catching his right middle finger in the door of The First National Market. Dolan Jr and Patro Dominic Pagano responded to the emergency call.
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Concord
Wiliam Martin
Emerson Hospital
First National Rket
Dolan, Jr
Patro Dominic Pagano
Emer
Concord-Finance committee cuts district recommendations
A Concord Finance committee reduces the regional school district recommendations. Lower grade schools will close Wednesday afternoons as the district adjusts to financial constraints. Advent season begins this Sunday. Local group plans a Rome trip to honor Richard Cardinal Cushing receiving red hat. Russian engineers visit General Radio plant. Patrolman Paul Sweeney excels in sergeant exam. High School wing plays Lexington on holiday in 11th start. Board of appeals denies a French-type restaurant on Lexington Road. Bedford family injured in Route 62 crash. Red Cross seeks blood donors during a visit. Judge Davin B Williams to be feted Saturday.
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Concord — Finance Committee
Rome
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Paul Sweeney
Lexington
Board of Appeals
Lexington Road
Bedford
Route 62
Red Cross
Davin B. Williams
Concord Board of Appeals schedules December meeting
The board of appeals will hold its next regular meeting on Wednesday December 17 at the Town House with the filing deadline for petitions set for Friday December 5.
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Concord
Board of Appeals
Top Officers In Sergt. Exam Results Named
Eleven candidates sat the sergeant examination with Paul M. Sweeney of 528 Main Street and Charles F. Boardman of Powdered area among the top finishers. The appointment date remains to be set.
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Paul M. Sweeney
Main Street
Charles F. Boardman
Laymen's League Meeting Scheduled in Carlisle
Carlisle December meeting of the Laymen's League set for Tuesday at 7 15 in the First Religious Society dining room. Supper will be served. President Karl V Struss will lead the business session and the supper committee includes Everett A Lapham and Benjamin F Clark. Donald A Lapham directs entertainment with Earl Wilkie presenting kodachrome slides of a western family trip.
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Carlisle
Local Arrivals at Emerson Hospital This Week
Concord births report three new arrivals last week at Emerson Hospital. A son to Ashley B. Cousins at 17 Hubbard Street on November 17. A daughter to William Dolan of 2A Willow Street on November 19. A daughter to Robert Wood of 9 Hillside Avenue on November 22.
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Emerson Hospital
Ashley B. Cousins
Hubbard Street
William Dolan
Willow Street
Robert Wood
Hillside Avenue
Ducks Return Near Birthplace in Wildlife Studies
Wildlife studies show ducks typically migrate back to within a few miles of their birthplace, indicating strong site fidelity. Researchers note this behavior across species and consider it in conservation planning and habitat management.
Concord Citizens Committee backs all-sports banquet plan
The Concord Citizens Committee Inc votes to sponsor an all-sports banquet at the state armory likely in May 1959 to honor Concord High School teams. First meeting of the season led by W Currier with reports from John Bartolomeo and John Collins.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee, Inc
State Armory
W. Currier
John B. Bartolomeo
John C. Collins
UNICEF Drives Concord Help For World Children
UNICEF funds in Concord have reached 645 dollars, 200 more than last year, funding milk and medicine for children worldwide. The United Farmers supplied 200 extra boxes and Howard Johnsons donated 300 cartons at the last minute, with about 1800 UNICEF boxes in use. Halle Aspen is noted as beaver favorite food.
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Concord
Unicef
United Farmers
Howard Johnson
Halle
Lexington Favored In Key Middlesex League Clash
Lexington, led by coach Jack Knight with three wings and four losses, aims for a third straight win over Concord in a long standing series dating to 1893. Concord, hampered by injuries including Vic Rizzitano and Henry Berlied, seeks to climb out of last place as both teams chase the Lexington Boosters Market Trophy.
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Concord
Lexington
Jack Knight
Wings
Bernier
Fam
Concord K
M. M. Council Plans Season at Hospital
Concords Red Cross Minute Man Council mobilizes volunteers from 19 communities to fill 1800 gift sacks for Bedford Veterans Administration Hospital patients. Four Concord area volunteers are needed for December 18 from 9 30 am to 3 30 pm, bring lunches, call Emerson 9 2590.
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Concord
Red Cross Minute-Man Council
Bedford Veterans Administration Hospital
Bedford
Veterans Administration Volunteer Service Committee
Acton
Lincoln
Carlisle
Boxboro
Concord Cross
Emerson
Pliny Jewell, Jr
Concord Red Cross
Minute Man Council
Land Use in Argentina Shows Wide Cultivation Gap
Only ten percent of Argenti nas land is under cultivation while about eighty percent is regarded as capable of producing crops and forests, indicating potential for expansion and reforestation efforts.
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Argentina
Concord Flying Club Forms With First Meeting
The Concord The Concord Carlisle Flying Club held its initial gathering on a Saturday to meet instructor Dave Gillette. Flight courses began then, and members express excitement as the club marks a modern era milestone.
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Concord
Concord-Carlisle
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Patter
Albert Lexington
T Gormely
Noday
U. S. State Department
U. S
Enter Institute
Mission of Electronics
Moscow
Donald B. Sinclair
General Radio
A. A. Maslov
V. A. Govvedinov
Technical Department of State Committee For Radio Electronics
B. A. Kostanyants
Riga
Latvia
Laymen’s League
Aspen
Lexington Field
M. M. Council
NEW Flying Club
Ben
Madison Square
Ison Station
N. Y
N.Y
Maynard
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