Political slugfest as 84th Congress battles for House and Senate
Analysis notes Democrats gain edge in House while Maine election unsettles Republicans. Senate contests span 15 GOP and 23 Democratic seats with 14 Democratic wins from safe districts, eight in doubt, featuring races in New Mexico Ohio Delaware Iowa Minnesota Wyoming Colorado Montana Kentucky Idaho Michigan New Jersey California Oregon and Massachusetts.
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House
Senate
Maine
Robert Hale
Arely
Lssues
San Diego
California
Ross McIntyre
Roosevelt
Admiral McIntyre
Anderson
New Mexico
Edwin Mechem
Burke
Ohio
George Bender
Frear
Delaware
Herbert Warburton
Gillette
Iowa
Tom Martin
Humphrey
Minnesota
Val Bjarngan
Joseph C. O’mehoney
William Henry Harrison
Wyoming
John Carroll
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Murray
Wesley D'Ewart
Montana
Cooper
Kentucky
Alben Barkley
Dworghak
Idaho
Glen Taylor
Ferguson
Michigan
Patrick McNamara
Case
Charles Howell
New Jersey
Kuchel
Sam Yorty
Salstonstall
Massachusetts
Foster Fureolo
Oregon
Guy Cordonig
Richard Newberger
Square Dance At State Armory Promotes National Costumes
Concord armory hosts UN Day celebration with folk and square dancing from 7 to 8 for youths and 8 onward for seniors. National costumes encouraged to foster a United Nations atmosphere amid refreshments and fun. Admission is nominal.
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State Armory
Concord
United Nations
UN Day
Ripley
Betty’’) Gage
Concord Chorus
Concord Rod & Gun Club Plans Halloween Party
The Concord Rod & Gun Club holds a regular meeting next Wednesday October 27 at 8 PM with President Warren T Payne presiding at the clubhouse. A Halloween party and ladies night is planned for Saturday October 30 at 8 PM with dancing and refreshments. reservations are required. Last week a well attended stag dinner occurred under the stewards. Members welcome the hunting season but are reminded to avoid posted grounds or towns where hunting is not allowed.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Warren
T. Payne
A. ‘Hallowe’en
Concord DeMolay Meeting and Degree Exemplification
A regular Concord DeMolay Chapter meet was held last Friday evening in the Masonic Temple followed by degree exemplifications. Master Councillor Henry Willard presided and fall program pledges were discussed.
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Concord
Masonic Temple
Henry Willard
State Police Sgt to Address Lions at Concord Meeting
Concord Lions Club will hold its regular meeting and supper on Tuesday October 26 at 6:30 PM at Howard Johnson's. President Robert B. Lortz presides. Past President Rothwell N. MacRae leads program with Sergt Tonis of the State Police Boston as speaker and Everett Broughton reporting on the bulb sale campaign.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson’s
Robert B. Lortz
Rothwell N. MacRae
Sergt. Tonis
State Police
Boston
Everett Broughton
Pay Increases Formed for New England Telephone Workers
The New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. announced new contracts with unions covering 32 000 workers across Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Vermont. Women receive 1 to 1 50 weekly boosts while men gain 1 to 2 50 weekly raises. raises vary by job classifications.
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Boston
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
S. A. Hammond Dies After Long Ill Health at 81
Stephen A. Hammond, 81, of Sudbury and formerly of Edmonton, died Sunday at Baker Memorial Hospital Boston after a long illness. Survived by wife Laura M. Hammond and children Roger, Stephen Jr, and Mrs Edwin Johnson. brother Paul, sisters Mrs Barker and Mrs Clough. four grandchildren. Funeral at 2 in Forest Hills Chapel Jamaica Plain. Burial Forest Hills.
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Sudbury
Stephen A. Hammond
Boston Post Road
Baker Memorial Hospital
Boston
Northampton
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Hammond
Dan
United States
Laura M. Hammond
Roger’ P. Hammond
Lansing
Michigan
Stephen A. Hammond Jr
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Edwin Johnson
Cambridge
Paul Hammond
New York City
William Barker
West Palm Beach
Florida
Frederica Clough
Arlington
Virginia
Forest Hills Chapel
Walk Street
Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills
Civic Club to Hear Talk by M Edward Viola
The Bedford Civic club hosts M Edward Viola of Arlington at its Loomis street headquarters on Thursday Oct 28 at 8 30 p m for an address. Albert W Clifford presides, Everett L Gottschalk introduces, and a dinner follows. The talk will be Highlights of the Governors Council.
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Bedford Civic Club
Clutch plays fuel football crowds say old fan
An old football fan argues football fans exert more energy than fans of other sports. He notes the excitement of fourth down moments, point after plays, and late field goals, and recalls fans leaping to their feet and celebrating by pounding shoulders as a scored point brings the crowd to life.
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Jack
Walden Royal Arch Chapter to Meet at Masonic Temple
Concord residents note Walden Chapter holds its monthly meeting next Monday October 25 at 7 30 PM in the Masonic temple. Robert Condit of Lincoln will preside as new high priest succeeding Albert W Vanderhoof of South Acton.
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Concord
Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Robert Condit
Lincoln
Albert W. Vanderhoof
South Acton
Pictures to Keep and Pictures to Throw Away
The narrator recalls a friend who distinguishes between photos to keep and those to discard. He explains shooting multiple angles and exposures to select the best, while keeping single imperfect shots for personal enjoyment rather than sharing broadly.
Uncle Chet Larsen to Lead Evangelical Free Church Series
Rev Crester C Larson of Minneapolis returns to Concord for a weekend and Sunday series at Evangelical Free Church Langstreet. He offers youth sessions Friday and Saturday and multiple services Sunday with gospel films and Bible centered messages.
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Chet’’ Larsen
Evangelical Free Church
Concord
Langstreet
Crester C. Larson
Minneapolis
Evangelical Free Church of America
Larson
Minnesota
Trinity Seminary
Bible College of Chicago
Mankato
State Teachers College
University of Minnesota
Bethel College
St. Paul
Windom
Chet
Hyland J. Richmond
Concord Upland Game Season Opens With Early Hunting
Local notes report the upland game hunting season opening yesterday in Concord. A fourth anniversary Mass for the late James Donovan will be held at St Bernard's Church on Saturday at 8 30 in the morning. Ensign William F A Stride Jr and Caroline Britton McClemon of Salem wed at Grace Church in Salem. the bride is a Concord Academy graduate and the couple will live in Newport Rhode Island where the groom is stationed. Corp Paul A Landini USMC son of Mr and Mrs George A Landini of 44 Thoreau Street is on a 30 day furlough after 15 months overseas in Japan and will report to Camp Pendleton California for a new assignment.
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James Donovan
Potter Street
St. Bernard’s Church
William F. A. Stride Jr
Caroline Britton McClemon
Salem
Grace Church
Concord Academy
Newport
Rhode Island
Egg Salad Enriched by Chili Powder Twist
A pinch of chili powder stirred into mayonnaise elevates a chopped egg salad with a subtle heat. The simple addition adds color and depth, enhancing the dish's savory profile.
Alumnae Council Sees Bradford College Conference
More than fifty alumnae attended Bradford Junior College in Bradford Massachusetts for the fourth annual alumnae council conference on campus. The program featured workshops talks by faculty about new developments at the college a faculty tea and visits to classes with attendees including Mrs Descom D Hoagland Jr of Sudbury and Mrs LeBurton Webster of Concord.
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Descom
D. Hoagland, Jr
Sudbury
LeBurton Webster
Concord
Bradford Junior College
Alumnae Council
Bradford
Mass
Concord Hawthorne O E S Fair At Masonic Temple
Concord Hawthorne chapter of Order of the Eastern Star hosts its annual fair at Masonic Temple on Saturday Oct 30 starting 1 pm. Co chairs Sue Frost Ida Martin oversee plant and produce sales games crafts and a charity tea by Lillian G Clark and John Bunker demonstrations. supper served 6:30 pm by Hazel Lantz committee. Public invited.
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Concord
Hawthorne
Masonic Temple
Sue Frost
Ida Martin
Lillian G. Clark
John Bunker
Sue Jackson
Hazel Lantz
Nurse Group Plans Town Canvass in Concord
The Visiting Nurse Association of Concord will phone a broad cross section of residents starting October 25 to survey services offered and gather input for future guidance. Directors aim to widen support and cooperation through a short questionnaire.
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Concord
Concord Visiting Nurse Association
Visiting Nurse Association
Polite Robber Tells Clerk To Keep Change
In Oakland a nonchalant robber robbed a liquor store then returned to the counter. He ordered whiskey and a cigar, paid $5, and departed telling the clerk to keep the change.
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Oakland
Calif
King Size Cigarettes Poised to Overtake Regulars
Boston. The tobacco industry faces upheaval as king size filter cigarettes are expected to become top sellers. Industry spokesman says regular size cigarettes will decline steadily and may disappear from the market.
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Boston
Kingsize
Births at Emerson Hospital List
Concord area births recorded this past week at Emerson Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jan Frost of 81 Sudbury Road born October 15 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Ost of Broadale Farm born October 17 and a son to Mr and Mrs Romualdo Itpesto of Concord Turnpike born October 17.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Jan Frost
Sudbury Road
Charles Ost
Broardale Farm
Romualdo Itpesto
Concord Turnpike
Nation's birth boom fuels housing demand and growth
The nation adds 11,000 new Americans daily with next month equaling a city the size of Syracuse. The expansion promises stronger jobs and brighter opportunities for all, urging readers to request a free copy of The Future of America from The Advertising Council.
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Syracuse
America
Advertising Council
West 45Th Street
New York
N.Y
The
Ring Counc
Blind Man Guest Addresses Concord Rotary Meeting
William McCarthy, head of the Division of the Blind, spoke at Concord Rotary’s Thursday luncheon at Howard Johnson. He said blind people want chances to serve within their capabilities and noted many adults with leadership roles. Guests included David Brown and others from Maynard Lexing and local Rotarians.
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Blind Man
Loca Rote
Concord
William McCarthy
Division of the Blind
Howard Johnson
Floyd Verrill
Jamin F. Clark
Mr. McCarthy
McCarthy
David Brown
James Carroll
Donald Feltus
James Ledgard
J. Priest
Brad Leach
Maynard
Robert Harrison
R. Scheublin
B. Merriam
C. Benton
F. Johnson
Tarara Automation Course Completes Two-Week Program
Bernard F. Tarara of Dewy & Almy Chemical Co. Acton completed a two week course in basic automation principles at Honeywell Industrial Division Training School in Philadelphia. The program covered electric pneumatic and electronic control equipment, recording, measuring and maintenance. Honeywell has trained 4 000 students since 1935. Tarara resides at 3 Maynard.
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Bernard F. Tarara
Dewy & Almy Chemical Co
Acton
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Philadelphia
Honeywell
Shore Music Circus Opens in Cohasset
Scoot Cohasset opening night announced for November 2 as Frank and Mrs travel from Teaneck New Jersey. Chorus girl and technical assistant join as performers in the new Shore Music Circus show.
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Scoot
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