Unclear fragmentary AM Patters on post election scenes
Fragmented passage recalls late election results and civic notes from Massachusetts towns. Mentions poll closings the long count and political names such as Nixon Kennedy and Volpe, plus local events like donations and road signs and a traffic death toll.
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Nixon
Loage
Lowell
Kennedy
Volpe
mcLaughlin
Saixonstall
G.O. B
William Maddenhay
Brad Morse
Two Tewksbury Men Arraigned on Pig Larceny Charges
Concord police arrested John R. Tovey and Paul Cote after an all day investigation. Each faced larceny counts for pigs stolen from Clement Ruggiero’s farm off Laws Brook road. Tovey received three months suspended until 1961. Cote got three months suspended until 1961.
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Concord
Tewksbury
Martin Ss. Yauga
Edward Winkowski
John R. Tovey
Tanglewood Avenue
Paul Cote
Main Street
Clement Ruggiero
Laws Brook Road
Pierre A. Northrup
Tovey
House of Correction
Cote
Parking Area Plans Considered by Concord Board
Concord planning board proposes three off street parking programs in town for 1961 town meeting. West Concord behind the Condon Block would cost about 10000 and provide 20 spaces. Main Street area near Walden and Hubbard Phy would cost about 40000 for 100 spaces. An access road from Main Street to the municipal lot and Lowell Road would cost about 14000 to improve traffic flow.
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Concord
H. Whittmore Brown
Board of Selectmen
Church Street
Main Street
Walden and
Hubbard Phy
Lowell Road
No. 1
Juvenile cases proceed in district court in Maynard
Prosecutor William J. Durkin Jr. led two Maynard juveniles before Judge Pierre A. Northrup. One driver admitted operating without a license and using a car without authority and was committed to the youth service board. The girl faced charges of using a car without authority and driving without a license. case continued to May 8, 1961 with no finding.
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Acton
Wiliam,j. Durkin, Jr
Maynard
Pierre A. Northrup
Youth Service Board
Amaranth Bazaar and Corn Beef Supper Planned
Concord Nashoba Valley Court No 13 Order of Amaranths holds a bazaar and corn beef supper at the Masonic Temple on Friday November 18. Public is welcome and information can be obtained by calling EM 99322 Roman. Emperor Augustus kept maps of his empire in palace vaults with limited access for chosen officials.
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Nashoba Valley Court
Order of Amaranths
Augustus
Eaton Victorious by 1551 Votes in Middlesex District
In the Middlesex 13th district election Eaton defeats Hamilton Ells Carl with Eaton 712 and 6292 for Eaton against Hamilton 520 and 3687 for Hamilton. Ells Carl tally shows 171 for Eaton 2506 for Con 194 for May 2090 for Stow 376. Final totals appear 12 111 for Eaton 6694 for Hamilton 5143 for Ells Carl 374 for Con.
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Eaton Hamilton Ells
Concord Carlisle regional budget hearing set for 8 p.m.
The Concord and Carlisle finends committees plan a public hearing at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. to consider the regional high school budget for 1961 totaling 838 037 dollars a 28 percent rise from 1960. Concord shares about 12 633 of the increase Carlisle about 90 083.
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Concord and Carlisle
Emerson
Concord
Ngsachusetts
Concord-Carlisle
W. S. Archibald
Concord Finance Committee
Carlisle Finends
Wells A. Hallit
Carlisle
Wells
A. Hall
Teen Center Holds Elections and Football Frolic
The Teen Center announces no committee members elected. A Football Frolic is set for Saturday night at the Veterans Building from 8 to 1 with New Hampshire group supplying music. Teens urged to save the date as a highlight of the year. The text also mentions a St. Mand 8 C.Y.O party at the Boston Skating Club Saturday night.
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New Hampshire
Testimonial Dinner Honors Siano at National Guard Event
Concord hosts a testimonial for M/Senge Be J Siano marking 35 years of service with the National Guard. Maj Gen Otis M Whitney of the 26th Division presented a marble mantle clock as a gift. Mayor Austin D Rhodes presided with Lieut Col Norman L Solera as toastmaster and other guardsmen and widows in attendance.
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Concord
J. Siano
Waltham
Thee
National Guard
Otis M. Whitney
Austin D. Rhodes
Norman L. Solera
Wag Lpt
Donald
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Public service notice urging citizens to invest in U S savings bonds as a patriotic financial move. Encourages individuals to purchase bonds through designated channels and support national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Eaton Wins Tight 4th Term In Narrow Town Race
In the 13th district Town votes show Rep Eaton 3687 to Pat Hamilton 2506 across four town results. Precinct tallies in Concord and Maynard differ, with county figures listing multiple statewide offices and liquor referendums. St. John’s Evangelical Church Glendale Street to hold a smorgasbord supper Saturday night with four seating times.
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Eaton
Pat’ Hamilton
Concord
Hamilton
Kennedy
Nixon - Ledge
Senate Saltonstall
Pbcary
Ward
Heaton
McLaughlin
Means
Brooke
White
McCormack
Michaels
Driscoll
Trybulski
Buckley
Wardwell
Congress
Madden
Morse
Cronin
Nobile
Hays
Bradley
Harvey
Burroughs
Galluccio
Leavitt
O’donaghue
Droney
Mahan
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Glendale Street
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Nessee S
John A. Volpe
New
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
F. S. Berry
Carlisle Finance Committee
Blandin Ave
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Ossing
Framingham
Edward J. McCormack
Middlesex
Trinitarian Congregational Church
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Jimmy Diskin
Jimmy Rogers
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Fay Thom
Erenion
Suan
Saltonstall
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