Guard Parade Set for Boston Rain or Shine
Massachusetts National Guard units totaling about 17 000 will parade Sunday afternoon in Boston to mark the 10th anniversary since reorganizing after World War II. Assemble 8 am to 11 am from Beacon and Hereford streets. parade starts at 2 pm.
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Massachusetts National Guardsmen
Boston
William H. Harison, Jr
Adjutant General ‘of
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Massachusetts National Guard
Stow
Beacon
Hereford
Commonwealth Armory
Boston Common
Commonwealth Avenue Mall
Commonwealth Venue
William H. Harrison, Jr
Military Forces’ of
Massachusetts National Guard parade to honor retiring General Sirois
Girl Scout Delegates will march Beacon Street to Columbus Avenue in Boston for a two hour parade honoring Major General Edward D. Sirois as he retires as Massachusetts National Guard Commander. The event features units from the 26th Yankee Division and 182d Regimental Combat Team, 90mm anti aircraft guns, 2000 plus Air National Guardsmen, F 94 Starfire jets, cadets from the Massachusetts Military Academy, and review stands on Tremont and Columbus Avenues.
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Beacon
Hereford Street
State House
Beacon Street
Park Street
Tremont Street
Eliot Street
Stuart Street
Columbus Avenue
Clarendon Street
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts National Guard
National Guard
New York
Newsey
New England
101St Infantry Regiment
Boston
181St Infantry
Worcester
104Th Infantry
Springfield
Edward D. Sirois
Lawrence
Sirois
Pearance
Beaucon Street
Richard G. Chadwick
Melrose
Theodore Gramstorff
Malden
Guadalcanal
Richard H. Hopkins
Falmouth
104Th
Lyle E. Halstead
Fitchburg
Massachusetts Air National Guard
Air National
102D Air Defense Wing
Logan International Airport
Charles W. Sweeney
Milton
Nagashi
Japan
Massachusetts
Air National Guard
James M. Graham, Jr
Cohasset
Masachusetts Military Academy
West “Point
Masachusetts National Guard
Tremont St
West Stret
Boylstone Street
Edgar C. Erickson
National Guard Bureau
Army
Berkeley Street
Herter Wages Hard Campaign in 3rd District
Former Representative Christian A. Herter Jr. mounts a vigorous governor’s council bid in Massachusetts third district. Harvard alum and lawyer, World War II combat veteran, he resigned as general counsel for the Foreign Operations Administration to campaign. He draws cross party support and is known for worker-friendly legislation.
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Christian A. Herter, Jr
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Executive Council
Commonwealth
Herter
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Foreign Operations Administration
Washington
France
Germany
U.S
Parking fine paid with 94 staples in three shape bands
Eugene Wooley stapled a $3 check to his parking ticket with 94 staples arranged in threes. The court mailed it back saying the bank might not recognize the check if left on the ticket, and the ticket as stamped could not be read by the IBM machine.
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Dayton, O
Eugene Wooley
Wooley
IBM
Stow News Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Events
Stow residents are invited to a Town Hall hearing Monday October 29 at 8 pm on the Lincoln Laboratory radar field station atop Spin dle Hill. A bi monthly Grange Whis Party is set for Saturday at 8 pm, and a Firemen Policemen square dance is slated for Friday at the Center School Auditorium. Open House at Center School drew over 1000 visitors last Sunday.
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Stow Grange
Board of Selectmen
Zoning Board of Appeals
Lincoln Laboratory of
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Spindle Hill
Stow
Center School Auditorium
Center School
T He
United States Air Forces
90th Year Conference Event At Liberal Churches Meeting
Members of First Parish Church Stow invite participation in a historical meeting celebrating the North Middlesex Conference of Liberal Churches. The event October 28 at First Congregational Unitarian Church Littleton features Dr. Conrad Wright talk on Unitarian history, a business session, pulpit exchanges, and social hour.
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Stow
Friends of the First Parish
Unitarian
North Middlesex
Liberal Churches
First Congregational Unitarian
Littleton
A. Warren Swearns
Billerica
Conrad Wright
Paul Killinger
Kay Gove
Lake Boon
For Sale Oil Heater and Frigidaire Refrigerator
Two appliances in good condition for sale. Perfectyn Oil Heater heats four rooms and is one year old. Frigidaire refrigerator 7 cu ft is three years old. Call after 7 PM at dial TW 7-8348.
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DIAL
21 New Bobcats Inducted In Local Cubs Ceremony
West Concord reports twenty one new Bobcats admitted to Pack 33 at the fall meeting held Wednesday at the Harvey Wheeler School. Cub master Cyril Perkin and committee member Henry Rogers led the induction with several awards announced including service pins and various troop promotions among local youths.
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W. Concord
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Cyril Perkin
Henry Rogers
Terrance Eggleton
Frances Street
Dennis Condon
Main Street
Stephe 'T. Ferguson
David King
Charles Sheehan
Barretts Mill Road
Kevin Rapson
Stow Scout Fund Drive Underway with Community Involvement
Stow launches its annual Boy Scout Fund Drive with district captains Mrs. Glen Pippett Mrs. Beecher Washburn Mrs. William Rawhtser Edwin Rehill and Mrs. Thruston Hammer directing. Rev. Paul Killinger chairs the drive which benefits Algonquin Council and supports Cub Scout Scout and Explorer programs. Troop 1 hosts a November 23 fundraiser offering a movie night and food sale with equipment loan from the Council. On November 4 Scouts attend a church service at First Parish Church Unitarian followed by an all day hike.
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Stow
Glen Pippett
Beecher Washburn
William Rawhtser
Edwin Rehill
Thruston Hammer
Paul Killinger
Algonquin Council
Boy Scouts
First Parish
Unitarian
Egg Diet Robbery Nets 44 Deviled Egg Sandwiches
Mrs. M. A. Cabral was in a Sacramento restaurant kitchen when a youth wearing a handkerchief over his face seized a tray containing 44 deviled egg sandwiches and escaped in a car.
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Sacramento
Calif
M. A. Cabral
First Parish Junior High Youth Group Plans Treats Sale
The Junior High Youth Group of the First Parish will meet October 25 at 3 30 PM in the Church Vestry to pack Treats instead of Tricks bags for sale around town Friday afternoon.
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Women’s Service Club
Union Evangelical Church
Leona Banfield
Concord Man Fined $25 in Three Counts
Concord James J. McCarthy of Adams Road was fined $25 for speeding profanity and failing to stop at a stop sign after arraignment in district court. Judge Pierre Northrup assessed $10 for speeding $10 for profanity and $5 for the stop sign violation after testimony by Sergeant Finan of the Concord police. The offense occurred on Elm Street on September 29.
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Concord
James J. McCarthy
Adams Road
James E. Finan, Jr
Concord Police
Pierre A. Northrup
Sergt. Finan
Elm Street
Army Hospital Therapy Sparks Life Work for WWII Captain
At Letterman Army Hospital San Francisco occupational therapy helped World War II paratrooper Ernie Kim transform injuries into a career. He sculpted and taught pottery and woodworking, becoming an adult education pottery teacher in Palo Alto and winning ceramic prizes, with a deYoung Museum exhibit.
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San Francisco
Letterman Army Hospital
Ernie Kim
Letterman
Palo Alto
deYoung Memorial Museum
Golden Gate Park
Halloween Masks and Mischief Through History and Folklore
A fragmented reflection traces Halloween customs from masks and disguises to festive acts and moral lessons. It touches on cultural masks in Africa and the Americas, charitable pennies for charity, and old-time theater props, noting the varied social meanings and reactions to disguise and mischief.
New York Up Authority Emphasizes High School Protein Needs
Albert R. Fleishman of Standard BI Fleishmann tells editors that high school athletes require protein to support growth and athletic development. He advocates professional coaching and nutrition support to boost performance and health.
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New York
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