Monroe star declines to reform band for NBC Bandstand
NBC wooed Vaughn Monroe to re form his Band for Bandstand but he refused citing band years and time away from family. He will sing on TV shows and do commercials while limiting live work to weekends and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ewald
U. P
New York
NBC
Vaughn Monroe
Monroe
RCA Victor
TV Nitchman
Victor
Neenle
Nants
Atlanta
Seattle
Montreal
Los Angeles
Louisville
Concord Orchestra Seeks Young Soloist for February Concert
The Concord Orchestra invites local student musicians under 18 to audition this week for a chance to perform as a soloist with the orchestra at the February concert. Applications are managed by David Huston of Acton and Mrs Tyler C Porter of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Orchestra
David Huston
Acton
Tyler C. Porter
Lexington
Akron man and girlfriend suffer broken noses in crash
William Smith drove to work after visiting his girlfriend at Akron City Hospital. She was treated for a broken nose after a car crash that also left Smith with a broken nose. both were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, D
William Smith
Akron City Hospital
Smith
Sale Conveyance of Real Estate to Jean Mayer and Trust Provisions
The court orders sale and conveyance of the said real estate to Jean Mayer or his nominee and receipt of sale proceeds. After deducting reasonable expenses, net proceeds to be held as a separate trust fund with the principal to Stephen W. Plimnton if living, or as directed by the court. Trustees are authorized to sell the remaining trust real estate for not less than $1000 and hold net profits under the same trust terms. Oct. 25, Nov. 1, 8.
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Comimornwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ss. Superior Court
Stephen W. Plimpton
Roy W. Lawson
Doris P. Plimpton
Als
Tony Adams Bradford
Peterie Bradford
Richard P. Bradford
New York
Davis Drinkwater
Frederica Drinkwater
Frederica P. Drinkwater
Mary B. Drinkwater
Susan Drinkwater
Cambridge
Charles T. Hughes
Stephen
Theodore B. Plimpton
Eodore B
Jean Mayer
Candy Hill Road
Sudbury
Fenant Sureried Beneat
Stephen W. Plimnton
SUASCO Officials Hear Flood Plan Progress Report
More than 100 officials from Sudbury Assabet and Concord watershed communities heard progress on the SUASCO flood prevention program at Acton town hall. The Baiting Brook plan in Framingham Centre aims for a draft to Washington within two weeks and full plan by next June.
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Acton
Sudbury
Assabet
Concord
Philip Farina
Suasco Association
Acton Town Hall
Framingham Centre
U. S. Agriculture Department
Washington, D. Cs
Baiting Brook
Asco
Sudbury River
Ely
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Allen Benjamin
Wayland
Benjamin
Suasco
Aubrey Kretschmar
New England
Natural Resources
Arthur Lyman
Charles ‘W’ Eliot
Harvard University
Lyman
Maine barber claims invention preserves Christmas trees in plastic bags
Ernest Robbins a 68 year old barber from Rangery Maine says he has devised a machine that seals fir and spruce trees in transparent airtight polyetherene bags. The process keeps trees fresh for months and prevents needle shedding enabling easier transport and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Wbarber
Health for All 70 Million Americans Use Hospitals
A health column explains that about 70 million Americans use general hospitals yearly, with 20 million inpatients and the rest outpatients. It promotes admission chest X-rays to detect tuberculosis and other chest ailments, notes the benefit of early treatment, and credits local health boards and Middlesex Health Association for sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Tuberculosis Corhmit
Middlesex Health Assolation
Broadway
Somerville
Mass
Halloween party at Cameron's Barn in Barretts Mill road
The Couples Club of Trinitarian Church plans a Halloween party Friday night at Cameron's Barn Barretts Mill road at 7 30. Postmaster Martin J Diskin 91 Sudbury road resumes duties at Concord Post office after several weeks vacation spent at his camp in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couples Club of
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Cameron
Martin J. Diskin
Sudbury Road
Concord
New Hampshire
Concord News Briefs: Emerson Harvest Day and Local Events
Concord notes include Senior High Fellowship on Teacher Pupil relations led by Kenneth L. Creighton, Girl Scouts aiding Emerson Hospital Harvest Day, autographed baseball draw for safety education funding on November 2, and Lions Club light bulb sales for eyesight research. Rothwell N. MacRae returns from Florida trip with daughter and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Creighton
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Floyd McManus, Jr
Concord Police Department
West Action Woman's Club Rummage Sale Set for Saturday
Public reminded of rummage sale planned by West Action Woman's Club on Saturday October 27 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the clubhouse. Committee members hope this year’s sale will outdo last year's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West i _ ae
West Acton Woman‘s Club
Civil Service Exams Open in Natick for Chemist and Craftsman
The Executive Secretary of the Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners announces open competitive tests for two positions at the Quartermaster Research and Development Command in Natick Massachusetts. Salaries range from 4486 to 10320 for Chemist and 4970 to 5440 for Craftsman per year with advancement prospects. Applications accepted until command needs are met.
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Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Quartermaster Research and Development Command
Natick
Massachusetts
New England
U.S. Civil Service Region
Boston
Mass
Bedford Lions Club Dance Brings 150 Guests to Andover Club
Members and wives from local Lions Clubs attended the fourth annual District 38N dance at Andover Country Club last Friday night. Mr and Mrs Robert Dodge of Bedford and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Currier of Concord were among the attendees. Dodge won a door prize and Currier, president of the Concord Club, serves as zone chairman for the area. Jack Hennessey’s orchestra from Woburn provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Lions Club
Andover
Robert Dodge
Great Road
Rudolph W. Currier
Main
Dodge
Jack Hennessey
Woburn
Currier
Concord Club
Bedford Club
Texas Temperature Range Shifts Across Regions
The annual mean temperatures vary from 56 degrees in the Panhandle to 74 degrees in the Lower Rio Grande valley, showing a statewide spread in climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
Massachusetts Industry and Trade in 1954 1955 Totals
Massachusetts shows strong industrial activity with manufacturing payrolls reaching over 11 million dollars and shipments valued in the hundreds of millions. The commonwealth ranks high in state manufacturing and retail sales with notable contributions from footwear and drug stores, while life insurance and credit activities rise toward year end. Compiled by the state department, figures reflect the era’s economic scale and regional position.
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Achuset
United Trade
Massachusetts
York
Illinois
Commonwealth Wi
Massai
Ehines
Mass
Massachus
New England
Setts Department
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BOY Scouts OF America and Freedoms Foundation
Walt Disney Productions
America
Mahoney
West Concord Pestatice
Kenney Brothers
Thomas Burke
Andy Tae
Paulumbo
Evans
Bradley
Votacobaie Hospital
Grandma
Grandpa
Girl Scouts of Concord
Emerson Hospital
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Lowell
Toad
Rothwell N. MacRae
Thoreau_ street
Florida
Clyde B. Greenway
Lake Worth
Concord Service Organization
Robert W. Shalline
Leonard E. Rae
Massachusets
Mia
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