Middlesex County heats up in Massachusetts primary contests
In Middlesex and across Massachusetts the 10 days to the primary stir up races for state treasurer and numerous local offices. Notable contests include Papalia favored for treasurer, while several Democrat and Republican hopefuls vie for clerk of courts, register of deeds, and legislative seats in towns like Lexington Bedford Concord Medford and Springfield. Campaigning intensifies as senators Lodge Kennedy and others prepare for the November ballot.
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Massachusetts
Middlesex County
Beens Roy
Charles F. Jeff Sulli
Worcester
Treasureight
Foster C. Springfield
Hurley
Francis E. Kelly
Concord
George F. Fingold
Middlesex
Erough Courts
Charles . Hughes
Medford
Jan Ley Putnam
Brand
Hughes
John F. Lombard
Ont
Charles E. Jellison
Chester
Putnam
John F. Ferrick
Cambridge
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lodge
Charles EB. Ferguson
Lexington
Bedford
Dan H. Fenn
Harvard
Roger C.nn
Sullivans
John F. Kennedys
Buckleys
Brennans
Waltham
Paul V. Shaughnessy
Register of Deeds
Wee
Gov
Adlai
Ike
Massachusetts Income Reaches Record High in 1951
The U S Department of Commerce reports Massachusetts residents earned 8 223 billion in 1951 averaging 1 738 per person and a breakdown shows wages 72 0 percent proprietors income 8 6 percent property income 12 7 percent and other income 6 7 percent. Total per person income rose 94 percent since 1929 and fish landings at Boston Fish Pier totaled 270 901 529 pounds with haddock at 106 855 257 pounds. factory wages show varied earnings with West Springfield leading at 85 18 per week.
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Massachusetts
U. S. Dept. “of Commerce
Boston Fish Pier
U. S
Wild Life Service
Jce Story
West Springfield
Beverly
Nor
Sunday Dinner Southern Style Meat Loaf And Banana Ice Cream
A Southern Sunday dinner feature with top of stove meat loaf recipe for four. Ingredients include hamburger, tomato juice, bread crumbs, onion, sage, cayenne, and salt. bake with water and potatoes. Dessert is a quick banana ice cream from the refrigerator tray using evaporated milk vanilla corn syrup and sugar. Also notes on reviving old veils with waxed paper pressing.
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A & P Service
Ste Setae Epreecater Rat Ratiff
Growth Shows $4.05 Billion Revenue Rise in One Year
The total amounted to 4.053 billion dollars, up 10.4 percent from the previous year, reflecting a substantial year over year increase.
Nothing To Lose By Toasts Of A Mountain Lure
In a tale of love and temptation Matt Lor ing leaves Judith Temple for Long Lake after Thads scheme to test her feelings. He finds Kay Atkinson, grows closer, and contemplates marriage before returning to New York where Kay becomes his wife and Judith and Thad react with relief. A closing note mentions tuberculosis and its curing challenges.
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Matt
Judith Temple
Judith
Mart
Thad
Secenes
Ogsburg
Grand Central Mart
Long Lake
Pirl
Kay Atkinson
Kay
Thad Harding
New York
Besa Mart
Safety rules for children return to school traffic
A health column urges careful driving near schools as children resume classes. It praises traffic monitors, crossing guards, and bus procedures while listing concrete safety steps for parents drivers and schools to reduce child traffic injuries and deaths. The piece notes monitors’ signals, stop rules, bike safety, and vehicle checks.
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American Stone
Sam Browne
Board of Health
Vacationists Urged Not To Abandon Pets
Carlton E. Buttrick of the Animal Rescue League of Boston urges vacationing families to make pet arrangements before leaving summer homes. He warns abandoned animals become strays, nuisance wildlife predators, or face humane euthanasia if left behind. Take pets to an animal welfare group for adoption or humane handling.
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Carlton E. Buttrick
Animal Rescue League of Boston
Buttrick
Humane Societies
Mr. Buttrick
Bedford Area Births and Movements Noted
Mr and Mrs Oliver N Clark of 66 Elm Street welcomed their second son born August 24 at Emerson Hospital. Mr Clark works for a West Concord firm. Mr and Mrs George Bursey and family moved to Billerica and their former Veterans housing unit apartment is now occupied by Mr and Mrs Dominic Genetti Jr and family. Mrs William J Beecy of Concord Road returned from Osterville after visiting her son Robert J Beecy formerly of Bedford.
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Oliver N. Clark
Elm Street
Emerson’ Hospital
Clark
West ‘Concord
George Bursey
Billerica
Veterans Housing Unit
Dominic Genetti, Jr
William J. Beecy
Concord, Road
Osterville
Robert J. Beecy
Bedford
Cookies for the Lunch Box Chocolate Sugar Cookies Recipe
A vintage recipe outlines a butter sugar cookie dough with flour sugar baking powder salt margarine eggs vanilla and milk as well as a filled cookie variation. It provides oven temperature and timing for two shapes and yields about three dozen cookies with optional fillings.
Republicans favor flexible price support and voluntary action
The passage describes GOP support for a flexible price mechanism and voluntary measures on perishables while Democrats back mandatory parity at 90 percent for basics and extend it to perishables if needed. The 82nd Congress then moved to a sliding state aid through 1955 amid farm income declines and bipartisan action. The piece notes forthcoming costs of living rises and looming outbreaks and epidemics affecting livestock.
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82Nd
Congress
Democrats attack at Republican convention as dirty politics
A columnist condemns the liberal critique during the Republican convention describing it as cheap spectacle and hysteria. The piece questions how much influence voters really have over presidential nominees and urges a constitutional amendment to grant direct selection by the people.
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Iis
Tk Sounds &i
Nixon
Sparkman
Franklin youngsters bag 18 turtles in local hunt
Denise Kidder and Thomas Pouliot, both nine years old, in Franklin New York, using home made nets and poles, captured 18 live turtles ranging from a dime sized to 9 foot in diameter.
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Franklin, N. Y
Franklin
Denise Kidder
Thomas Pouliot
Men Living Longer Says Bureau Reports by 1975
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that by 1975 the average man could expect to live nine years after retirement, up from six years today and three years in 1900, reflecting rising life expectancy and aging demographics.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
First Friday Jebrated om ael's church i for hours
A garbled fragment notes a religious observance at a church with a Rev. and references U.S. context. Place, exact date, and participants are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Omael’s Church i
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State Planning Board
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Burnham C
McCaffree
Francis Tipton
Tee and Middlesex Health Association
Walter Shead
A. of State
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