Atomic Energy Act reforms cited with budget figures
The article notes congressional budget history from 1950 to 1955 with total appropriations of 457.2 billion and expenditures of 395.8 billion, ending with 61.4 billion unspent. It praises a 13 day stalemate and hearings leading to a rewritten atomic energy law aimed at safety, competition, cross licensing, US ownership of materials, limiting weapon-grade material, and licensing for public and private bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Remember When Floors Were Made of Wood and Water
People recall older times and simple chores from neighbors and daily life. The column lists names such as Myers Shorts Wilkinson and George Wagnon from Louisiana, with snippets about old floors, water, scrubbing, and communal routines.
Granby Man Files Nomination Papers for Amherst Ally
George Bissell of Granby, en route to hospital for an operation, stops at the Town Clerk’s Office to file nomination papers for Robert E. Jones of Amherst, who seeks the Democratic nomination for state representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby
George Bissell
Robert E. Jones
Amherst
Law Enforcer Struck By Car While Directing Traffic
Lewiston reports Patrolman Charles Straight injured when an automobile struck his outstretched arm during traffic control. The wartime note mentions Scheveningen as a Dutch underground shibboleth used to identify German agents, with only a Netherlander able to pronounce it correctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Ida
Charles Straight
Scheveningen
Lions Gather for Supper Session in Concord
Concord Lions Club met at Musketaquid Sports Men's Club for Fred Nolan's spaghetti and meatballs. Dr. William Shérard of Lowell spoke on Reminiscing and Rockefeller's career. Guests included Frank Hardy Chelmsford Charles Oates Bedford Ira Keizer Concord. President Robert B. Lortz presided. Next meeting October 26 at Howard Johnson's. Members honored for attendance with lists of names. The club voted to support the Concord U N committee program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Lions Club
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Seret
Fred Nolan
William Shérard
Lowell
Pollard
John D. Rockefeller
Frank Hardy
Chelmsford
Charles Oates
Bedford
Ira Keizer
Robert B. Lortz
Howard Johnson’s
Concord U.N
Jean’ Berthe
Fverett Broughon
Rudevih W. Curriep
Stanley M. Howard
Lawrence S. Kendall
Maxwell Ff. Lawrence
Leon J. Moreau
Walter, Stevens
Leonard E. Rae
Raymond Lawson
Rothwell N. MacRae
Robert Shalline
John (. Collins
Lortz
Theodore Roharrell
Hush Quimby
Warren Nagis
John FE. Holt
Charles Wear
Leslie Nelson
Lincoln T. Ravernscroft
Rae
Collins
Sudbury Fire Chief Talks Fire Prevention to Scouts
Sudbury Fire Chief Albert St. Germaine spoke Thursday evening to a large crowd of Sudbury Roy Scouts about fire prevention. The event, tied to the new House, was held Sunday at the newly converted Falieon School on the Post Band site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Albert St. Germaine
Sudbury Roy
Falieon School
St. Germaine
Garden Club Meets at Tighe Home for Lendscaving Talk
The Thursday Garden Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Lawrence W. Tighe's Old Lancaster Road home to discuss lendscaving with a sneaker from Wyman's Garden Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W. Tighe
Old Lancaster Road
Lendscaving
Wyman
Sudbury Men’s Club Hosts Game Night Supper Meeting
The Sudbury Men’s Club holds a 7 am supper meeting at Twin Manses on Tuesday the 19th. The event includes a Game Night with a free dinner prize and features guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spiller Sudbury Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wentworth Southboro and Fred Winslow Kennebunk Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Men’s Club
Twin Manses
Charles Spiller
Sudbury
Clarence Wentwrth
Southboro
Fred Winslow
Kennebunk
Maine
Bowler Dam
Winslow Wentworth
Harvest Supper at Trinitarian Church in Concord
The Harvest Supper and Entertainment will be held Thursday October 21 at 6 30 PM at the parish house. Hostesses are Mrs Joh Doyle and Mrs George Lisner. Tickets can be obtained from the circle chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Joh Doyle
George Lisner
Tribute to the National Press and Free News
A patriotic tribute extols the national press as democracy’s guard and free speech instrument. It laments rising publishing costs and reader taxes, urges gratitude, and asserts the press’ role in truth and national guidance amid stress.
Halloween party and church notices in Concord
The Counle s Club plans a Hallowe en party at the Trinitarian Congregational Church on Friday October 22 at 7 pm. Mr and Mrs William J McNally Jr and baby visit locally for two weeks while he works in Connecticut. Church members attend the Audit of the Christian Faith at Union Congregational Church in Maynard on Monday October 18. Mr and Mrs Henry A Laughdin of Monument Street vacation at The Inn Steele Hill Layconia New Hampshire. Guest speaker at Evangelical Free Church Sunday service at 11 15 will be Mr Richardson from West Acton. Sunday night youth service led by young people. Youth fellowship meets Friday at 8 with March Purintom Jr as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counle’s Club
Trinitarian Congregational Church
William J. McNally, Jr
Baby
Concord
Mr. McNally
Connecticut
Christian Faith
Union Conpregational Church
Maynard
Henry A. Laughdin
Monument Street
Steele Hill
Layconia
New Hampshire
Evangelical Free Church
Mr. Richardson
West Acton
Youth Fellowship
March Purintom, Jr
Fashion Show Planned by St Ann's Guild at Robinhead's
Sudbury members and friends anticipate a dinner and fashion show at Robinhead's Ten Acres Wayland at 7 p m Monday October 25 with Colin Ross Shop Newton Center providing the fashions for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
St. Ann’s Guild
Robinhead
Ten Acres
Wayland
Colin Ross
Newton Center
300 Pound Safe Recovered Near Sudbury Marlboro Line
A 300 pound safe stolen in September in Boston was found Monday in the woods near the Sudbury Marlboro line. Boston Police were notified and are investigating the recovery, with Robert Riel of Lake Boone Hudson named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Boston
Robert Riel
Lake Boone
Hudson
Whist Party and Induction Planned by Concord Emblem Club
The Concord Emblem Club No. 206 will host a whist party at the Elks Home on Monday October 18 at 8 PM with prizes and refreshments. On Thursday October 21 the regular meeting will initiate 15 new members led by President Ferne Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Emblem Club No. 206
Elks
Ferne Kelly
Rally for Senator Saltonstall in Sudbury October 17
Republican Town Committee groups from Sudbury Wayland Lincoln and Hudson sponsor a rally at the Fasles Home Paltan street Hudson Sundown October 17 from 4 to 6 am in honor of Senator Saltonstall. Tea will be served and a calvacade assembles at Sudbury Town Hall at 3 15 p m for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Audean
Lincnin
Woviland
Fasles
Paltan Street
Hudson
Sundown
Leverett Saltonetall
Saltonstall
Rudbury
J. Carrell Morris
Arthur W. Grannis, Jr
Edmund W. Stevens
Linneln
Henry Pallotta
James BaNormandise
Wayland
Revert T. Rohinenn
Roger P. Stnker
Frederick L
Americans Spend Billions and Boost Auto Output in 1953
Americans spent 13.09 billion pounds and produced 6.75 million new automobiles in 1953, reflecting strong consumer demand and vibrant auto manufacturing activity across the United States.
Olive Louise Thomas and William Perry Stone wed in Waltham
Olive Louise Thomas and William Perry Stone married in Christchurch Wal tham on September 11 at 8 p.m. The bride wore a nylon tulle gown with lace details and a fingertip veil. Attendants included Marcia Goodell and Mrs. Alice Demboske. Best man Ralph W Stone Jr.. ushers Lee Marsh Maynard and C William Walker. Reception at Fales House. The couple will honeymoon at Cape Cod and New York. The groom is a Sudbury dairy farmer. the bride is a Waltham graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Olive Louise Thomas
Ralph Thomas
Waltham
William Perry Stone
Ralph W. Stone
South Sudbury
George ©. Ekwall
Christchurch
Marcia Goodell
Alice Demboske
Ralph W. Stone, Jr
Lee Marsh
Maynard
C. William Walker
George O. Ekwall
Lee Fowler
Fales House
Thomas
Cape Cod
New York
Sudbury High School
Waltham High School
Sudbury School News Highlights Classroom and Sports
Sudbury high school students visited the Fine Arts Theatre in Maynard to study Egypt with Mrs. Vinner. Field Hockey defeated Wayland 3–0 on October 5 with Paula Cartman scoring all three goals. JV added two goals by Carol Brooks and Barbara Allen. Student Council elected officers led by President Richard Ling. Senior Class chose a mystery play and advertises for ads. color TV sets discussed with higher parts count and costs between $800 and unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury High School
Vinner
Fine Arts
Maynard
Egypt
Sana
Wayland
Paula Cartman
Carol Brooks
Barbara Allen
Sudbury
Helen Krause
Ee . B. Jacque MacLean
B. Nancy Allen
R. H. Brenda Fletcher
C. H. Dee Ann Hairston
L. H. Peggy Clerk
Nancy Vana
R. W. Jean Tayior
R. I. Snookie Davison
C.F. Paula Cartman
L. I. Margie
Doherty
L. W
Natalie Perreljo
Sally Cutler
G. Barbara Lewis
Barbara Barton
Joan Mattsen
L. B
Cynthia Robbins
R. H. Hester Lewis
C. H. Shelia Moynihan
L. H. Carol Bailey
R. W. Rev. Nims
R. I
C. F. Carol
Frank Letteri
Mickey Hogan
John Kahljnean
Richard Ling
Roger DeMont
Recognition Given Council Law Group and Local Town Subcommittees
Judge Pierre A Northrup presides over a Concord District Court gathering where Bedford Concord Lexington and Lincoln lawyers police chiefs and other legal staff form a sub committee to foster law enforcement coordination with ARDC military and civilian partners at the base. Col C H Wentzell ARDC Air Police Division notes Gen Power's interest in harmonious relations and directs air police marshals to work with local agencies. Members from Lexingon Bedford Concord and Lincoln include police chiefs counselors and attorneys with officers from the state police and parole board also represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre A. Northrup
Concord District Court
Bedford
Concord
Lexington
Lincoln
C. H. Wentzell
ARDC
Power
Massachusetts State Police
Col
Wentzell
Calhoune
Laurence G. Hanscom
E. J. Walterbeck
John Moriarity
Gilbert Leesenco
Leonard Zuckerman
Richard Miles
John W. Rycroft
Harold E. Stevens
A. P. Tropeano
Frederick H. Sullivan
John P. Forte
Robert E. Kelley
Sergt
J. J. Stavredies
State Police
Concord Barracks
Donald T. Wilson
Concord Parole Board
Egbert Newbury, Jr
George F. Fingold
Ane
Leor J. Algeo
E. V. Grabill
Lincoln Board of Appeals
Sudbury PTA Supper On October 18
Sudbury The Sudbury Parent Teacher Association will meet Monday evening October 18 at Center school. A 7 o'clock pot luck supper precedes the regular meeting at 8 in the auditorium. Topics include Your Children Health and Your Children Recreation with Dr Burke Mrs Lounsbury Mr Voke and Abel Cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Parent Teacher Association
Center School
Burke
Barbara Lounsbury
Meat Production Shares by Species Worldwide
The share of world meat production is distributed with beef and veal about half, pork around 40 percent, mutton under 10 percent, and the remainder from goat and horse meat.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Devines
Congress Ap
Biber
UL. Wilkinson
A. Miller
George Wagnon
Louisiana
Ework
Joan Roberts
Atlanta, Ga
Miami
S. W. Phillips
Main St
West
Lione
Ink
Auestin Mason
Thumper
Richard Piper
Golden Opportunity
George Crowell
John McGovern
Blue Cross
A. Brunton
Waltham, Mass
Olumbus
JJ Oimer
AETER
Soier
Equator
THE
National Press
Grace
TOR News
Washington
Days OF Streas
America
Free Press
Republican Rally
Olive L. L
Thomas and
William Poe
Sudbury School News
PTA
Mr. Voke
Abel Cutting
Committee For
Knight OF Old
Errol Flynn
Elstree
England
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Smell Defense Plants Corporation
Small Business Administration
SBA
3Rd Congress
House
Senate
FOLKS
Boston Herald Traveler
Sunday Herald
Lynn
Weltham and
Newton
Doug Langille
Marlboro
Mass
Ralph Nordgren
Marlboro 199
AL Crowley
Doug
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!