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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1957

Page

9

SUPRAD program aids Concord schools in teaching research

Supt. of Schools outlines SUPRAD aims to shorten the lag between new teaching techniques and classroom practice. Concord programs include a French language lab with private booths and playback to measure progress, plus a physics course developed with Carnegie Foundation support and Nobel scientists. Dr Ireland is to be inducted into Rotary next week.

Suprad Concord France Concord Schools Carnegie Foundation Ireland Rotary

Extension Service plans for Middlesex programs at Concord

About 40 Middlesex County farmers and extension agents gathered at the Concord Schoolhouse to map the year's programs. Harold Olsen presided as county extension leaders including J. T. Brown outlined planning needs, stressing adapting programs to changing conditions. Commodity groups for dairy, poultry and vegetables organized under Walter Lewis, Francis Mentzer Jr, Henry Kleuber, Robert Grover, Walter Hopkins and Max Fultz. Programs begin in October and are open to all Middlesex residents.

Concord Middlesex County Extension Service Harold B. Olsen Feunerell Board of Trustees Thomas B. Brennan Medford Edward L. Buckley Somerville County Extension Service J. T. Brown Walter F. Lewis Chelmsford Francis G. Mentzer, Jr Henry C. Kleuber Robert M. Grover Walter S. Hopkins Reading Max G. Fultz Extension Service In Agriculture

Russian artist presents Eleanor Roosevelt with Stalin portrait

Moscow dispatch reports Alexander Gerasimov, once Stalin’s favored painter, gave Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt a portrait of her late husband from the Tehran Conference of 1943. She announced plans to exhibit the works at the Roosevelt Museum in Hyde Park.

Moscow Alexander Gerasimov Josef Stalin Fuesday Eleanor Roosevelt

Waltham Bride Weds Concord Warrant Officer in Nuptial Mass

Miss Joanne Patricia Maloney daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Maloney of Waltham married Joseph F McBreen son of Mrs Henry McBreen at St Marys Church Waltham. The groom serves as a warrant officer in Concords Company H MNG 182nd Infantry.

Waltham Concord Joanne Patricia Maloney Fred Maloney Florence Road Joseph F. McBreen Henry McBreen McBreen Botter Street St. Mary’s Church Joseph P. Sullivan Marlboro Country Club John C. McBreen Henry E. McBreen Edward C. J. Healey Thomas F. Fitzpatrick Frank Glazer St. Mary’s High School Walthat Concord High School Burdette College H. Mng 182Nd Infantry

Fessenden School Opens 55th Year With 226 Enrolled

Concord resident Alfred A. Lane Jr. of 15 Wood Street attends Fessenden School West Newton as it begins its 55th year. The 226 students include representatives from twenty one states the District of Columbia Hawaii Bermuda Belgium Colombia Cuba the Dominican Republic Formosa and Honduras.

E- Concord Alfred A. Lane Jr Wood Street Fessenden School Westenton District of Columbia Hawaii Bermuda Belgium Colombia Cuba Dominican Republic Formosa Honduras

Two Injured As Two Cars Collide In Acton

Two cars crash at Main street and Massachusetts avenue in Acton near Route 27 and 111 injuring a 13 year old Maynard girl and a 66 year old North Attleboro woman. Mrs Blood and Carol Maskiewicz received minor injuries and were treated on scene. Officer Chauncey R Fenton Jr investigated the Acton collision.

Acton Main Street Massachusetts Avenue Fannie A. Blood Richards Avenue North Attleboro Carol Maskiewicz Railroad Street Maynard Beryl F. Eddy Hayward Road West Acton Maskiewicz Rose Mark Blood Miss Eddy Chauncey R. Fenton, Jr

Wallpaper Trick for Sloped Ceilings and Dormers

Decorators suggest using the same wallpaper on walls and ceilings to hide sloped ceilings and dormers. Choose a scattered stylized flower dot or check pattern with no directional grain to it for a pleasing, unified look.

Middlesex Soil Conservation District Supervisors Tour Farms

The Middlesex Soil Conservation District supervisors visited farms from Asa by to Lexington and Sherborn to assess needs and share successful ideas. The tour also selects farmers for annual conservation honors and informs next year’s program. A new highway bus is 60 feet long with an accordion section that bends on curves.

Middlesex Soil Conservation District Nual Asaby Lexington Sherborn Soil Conservation District Soil and Water Conservation

Boston and Maine faces passenger losses despite fare hikes

The document argues the Boston and Maine must balance public service with profitability. It cites multi million dollar passenger losses over ten years and last year, despite fare increases, and urges maintaining competitive freight rates to support New England industry and jobs.

Boston Metropolitan Transit Authority B&m B&m Drides New England Maine South Southwest

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Robert S. Er Rorean Johnson’s Ted NO Telephone & Telegraph CO Lyman Wiles Concord Lem Fletcher Colonial Garage, Inc Lexington Center Paul Wandberg, Jr Margaret L. McBreen Catherne P. McBreen Paul Bergeron Alfred Damon, Jr Manning G Ie Imnacy Middlesex SOR Conservation District News Henry J. Ritzer Soil Conservation Service Massachusetts B&n Boston and Maine Railroad
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