Personal Growth Through Change and Identity
A reflective piece explores how growing up brings a search for individuality and self defined goals. It contrasts carefree youth with demands of study and responsibility, urging confidence, resilience, and pursuing personal ideals as life progresses.
Red Feather Means Community Service Concord Chest Helps Support Campaign
Red Feather symbolizes United Community Services in Concord as part of the Community Chest drive. The Boston area network funds 65 health agencies and hospitals plus other groups, totaling about 100 million dollars, with delegates from each member agency shaping policy and budgeting.
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Concord Chest
Concord
United Community Services
Boston
Greater
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Concord High Notes Highlight Titoism Talk and Rings
Concord High School opens a thoughtful season with Yugoslav graduate student Franko Vukmir discussing Titoism and its global context from both Western and Eastern viewpoints. Juniors wear class rings while mid term reports prepare students for improvements. plans for the senior reception on Saturday October 16 are underway.
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Franko Vukmir
Yugoslavia
Russia
Red
China
Seasons Drift From Winter to Verdant Joy
A reflective note on moving beyond sorrow and snow toward happiness. It frames the quest as both personal growth and a goal rooted in natural progress. The text emphasizes steady change and the value of achieving joy through ongoing effort.
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Ting
Bloodmobile unit visits here October 21
The Concord First Parish Church hosts a bloodmobile on Thursday October 21 from 1 30 to 7 30 p m. A high demand and low supplies prompt priority for donors and their immediate families within the year of donation. Call the Concord Red Cross Conesrs 259 to book an appointment.
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Concord
Red Cross
Concord Red Cross Conesrs
Lincoln Grange Hosts Booster Night at Town House
Mr. and Mrs. Hall M. Henry hosted visitors including Mrs. Robert Hux of Richmond and Mildred Henry from Dallas during a Lincoln Grange meeting. Henry Warner presented motion pictures on the Lincoln bicentennial, July 4th events, and the Nottingham Fair at the Cordova Museum. The note also cites meat production shares globally.
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Hall M. Henry
Robert Hux
Rhoda Henry and Son
Richmond
Virginia
Mildred Henry
Dallas
Texas
Lincoln Grange
Henry Warner
Lincoln
Nottingham
Cordova Museum
September Employment Office Reports Modest Claims Increase
The September monthly report from the local employment office shows total claims at 3 321, up 352 from August. Initial claims rose to 751 while continued claims held near the prior month. 614 placements were made, with 517 agricultural and 97 non agricultural.
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William H. Finn
Control Gate Patent For Dams Granted To Mayo
Howard A. Mayo Sr of Bol ton received U S patent 2 689 459 on September 21 1954 for Crest Control Gate For Dams An apparatus to adjust dam crest height to control upstream water for storage or power and reduce debris obstruction Molded within the crest the pivoted gates avoid piers and can auto adjust with headwater level or load pressure The patent is assigned to S Morgan Smith Company York Pa.
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Howard A. Mayo
Bolton
Mayo
S. Morgan Smith Company
York
Friedrichs Mark 30th Anniversary Observed in Cambridge
Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Friedrich of Cambridge celebrated the 30th anniversary of their marriage last Wednesday. He is a government professor at Harvard University. The couple have two daughters, two sons and five grandchildren.
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Concord
Carl J. Friedrich
Cambridge
Main Street
Stow Youth Enlists at Concord for Air Force Training
Airman Basic Robert A. Colletor of Sudbury road Stow has enlisted at the Air Force Recruiting Station in Concord and began 11 weeks of training at Sampson Air Force Base in Gen eva New York. Also notes an Army team exploring Greenland’s north coast on April 3 1882 with eight sled dogs.
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Stow
U.S. Air Force
Robert A. Colletor
Sudbury Road
Air Force
Concord
Colletor
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
New York
U. S. Army
Greenland
Notable guests visit Bedford base visitors from Washington arrive
Top U S defense figures visited Hanscom Field in Massachusetts led by Vice President Nixon and Defense Secretary Wilson with other officials and local dignitaries present. Lt Gen Power, though not visiting this week, is noted as frequent visitor. Local officers and Massachusetts leaders accompanied the group.
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Bedford
United States Defense Department
Laurence G. Hanscom Field
Dwight Eisenhower
Raymond C. Maude
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Washington
Richard C. Nixon
Charles Wilson
Air Force
Harold Talbott
T. S. Power
Air Research and Development Command
Baltimore
Maryland
Power
Nixon
Leverett Saltonstall
Edith Nourse Rogers
Christian A. Herter
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