Concord Democratic Town Committee Plans Citizen Rally
The Concord Democratic Town Committee met at the Town House to organize door to door canvassing for national and local candidates. Fred B. Bloomhardt and Robert Morgan Jr. will direct efforts with Edward Loughlin Sr. and Thomas Garrity Jr. coordinating Meet The Candidates and a Dollars For Democrats drive. The next open meeting is Monday October 1 at 8 PM.
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Concord Cratic Committee
Philip Brancucti
Cambridge
Endicott
Peabody
Democratic Town Committee
Paul G. Counihan
Holden Wood Road
Annou
Fred B. Bloomhardt
West Concord
Robert Morgan, Jr
Concord
Maynard
Acton
Stow
Carlisle
Lincoln
Bedford
Edward F. Loughlin, Sr
Thomas F. Garrity, Jr
Stedman Buttrick
John B. Finigan
First Parish Harvest Fair Returns to Sudbury
The First Parish Harvest Fair in Sudbury returns for its annual indoor outdoor fundraiser. The event, run by the Women’s Aid and the 1640 Club, features a meal, steaming kettles, entertainment, rides, candy, and a guest book for visitors to record names from near and far.
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Sudbury
Bedford to Offer Adult Education Classes Next Week
Bedford Edward Gilles announces evening classes starting Monday with dressmaking and tailoring evenings. October 1 schedule includes manned classes, furniture tooling on Thursday, and early enrollments notified for meeting nights. Courses cover stenography typing business English opening October 8 at 7:30 p.m.
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Bedford
Edward H. Gillesle
Death notice for Mrs C J Malcolm in Cambridge
The funeral for 18. Charlotte J. Malcolm widow of Harry R. Malcolm of Wen street Cambridge was held Thursday in that city. Survivors include three sons Harold Malcolm Paul Malcolm and Carl Malcolm and seven grandchildren.
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C. J. Malcolm Goncord
Charlotte J. Malcolm
Harry R. Malcolm
Wenstreet
Cambridge
Harold Talcolm
Old Bedford Road
Paul Malcolm
Bedford Street
Carl
Malcolm
Lexington
Sudbury League Hears David Shear On Civil Liberties
David Shear spoke to the Sudbury League of Women Voters addressing civil liberties and congressional investigating committees. He urged protecting individual rights, criticized abuses since 1948, and warned against fear and suspicion harming free thought and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Alan Stott
Sudbury League of Women Voters
David Shear
Shear
Congressional Investigating Committees
New York University
Woodrow Wilson
Harvard
Greece
Cromwell
England
Congress
Mr. Shear
Postmaster Faces Rent Hike For Idaho Town Building
Kamiah Idaho UP report Post master Richard Gibler receives notice to pay higher rent. Landlord Pete Wolf says he will lease to a dry goods firm paying more. Government ton rate for quarters is $1 000 a year, deemed insufficient.
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Kamiah, Ida
Richard Gibler
Pete Wolf
Wolf
Birthdays of the Presidents Taft lifelong public service profile
William Howard Taft born October 17 1888 in Cincinnati Ohio rose from reporter to judge and president. He backed labor unions as a judge and later served on the Supreme Court from 1921 to 1930.
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William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Alphonse Taft
U.S
Grant Taft
Yale University
Washington, D.C
Internal Revenue
Taft
Pracpay
Superior Court of
Ohio
William‘ Jennings Bryan
United States
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Supreme Court
Self analysis questionnaire on consideration for executives
A period magazine feature presents an unusual self analysis test from Success Unlimited. It poses a 24 item checklist asking how often you neglected to share plans or thanked others, kept people waiting, pressed assistants, or discussed work at home and socially. The scoring favors lower totals, implying greater consideration.
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Chicago
Mae Wee
Success Unlimited
Success Gniittea
Napoleon Hill Institute
W. Clement Stone
Chicago Insurance
Memorial Mass for John T. Condon in Concord
A month mind Mass for John T. Condon well known merchant will be held at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord on September 29 at 8 30 a m. The notice also lists upcoming exhibits and showings at local churches and the Newton Wellesley Hospital birth of a son to Mark Servais Coleman and Joan Servais of Wellesley with grandparents named in the notice.
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Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
John T. Condon
Extension Service
First Congregational Church
Billerica
Grace Congregational Church
Framingham
Robert N.coleman
Joan Servais
Wellesley
Mark Servais Coleman
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Daniel B. Coleman
Selectman
Ivan D. Servais
Francis Street
Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School Opens with 454 Enrolled
The Oped House event drew local residents Sunday as Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School began classes on Monday September 10 with 454 students from two towns. Freshman John Gradeski is at Newton Junior College and other locals, including the MacLeods and Hall, returned home from travels. Prof. Bale and Mrs Bale tour Tobago and the Gayman Islands for six weeks, stopping in North Carolina on the way home for Thanksgiving. The article notes a National Geographic Society fact that corals are animals, detailing reef formation by soft polyps.
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Lincoln Sudbury
John Gradeski
Adam Gradeski
Sandy Pond Road
Newton Junior College
Charles H. Bale
Bale
Woodland Way
Trinidad
Tobago
Gayman Islands
North Carolina
Lincoln
Boys Club 10 Launch Drive To Get Votes
Boys Club of New York members with American Heritage Foundation and two British stars released 100 balloons from the Empire State Building to urge turnout in the 1956 election. Posters and contests engage youths ages seven to 20 in rallies, voter signups, and a Humphrey pledge drive to boost registration and voting nationwide.
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New York
Sis Young, Boy
E American Heriage Foundation
Empire State Building
Boys’ Clubs of America
Boys’ Club
Boys Club of
Avenue A
10Th Street
Manhattan
John c. Cornelius
American Heritage Foundation
Richard Greene
Bernadette O'Farrell
England
The
Advertising Council
American Heritage
Gérard Casey
Scranton
Robin Hood
Sherwood Forest
Nottingham Castle
Casey
Humphrey
Washington, D. C
Joe Palooka
John M. Gleason
Reader’s Digest
Britain
Sweden
Norway
Boy Scouts Rally for Civic Duty and Voting Record
Denmark's 81 New Zealand's 92 Italy's 94 and Austria's 96 cited as benchmarks as 400000 Boys' Club members mobilize to back the drive. Gleason says goal to teach democracy and achieve a 100 percent voting record by a well informed electorate.
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Denmark
New Zealand
Italy
Austria
Gleason
Kansas City Stockyards Rank Second in U S Meat Industry
Kansas City Missouri hosts the second largest stockyards and meat packing industry in the United States, reflecting its enduring role in meat commerce and processing nationwide.
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Kansas City
United States
Concord League of Women Voters Opens Year
Concord hosts the first fall meeting of the Concord League of Women Voters on October 3 at 3 p m at the home of Mrs W W Garth Simon Willard Road. President Mrs Harold Cabot and other leaders will briefly discuss league operations and goals followed by tea and informal discussions with members and newcomers.
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Concord
Concord League of Women Voters
W. W. Garth
Simon Willard Road
Harold Cabot
League
Roger C. Fenn
Marine Corps Corporal Leads to Mediterranean goodwill tour
Cpl. Forrest E. Shaw of Maynard and Rose Marie R. August of Framingham departed Morehead City with the 3rd Battalion 2nd Marines to join the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The unit will take part in amphibious exercises in NATO countries and make goodwill visits across Europe.
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Morehead City
N. J
Forrest E. Shaw
Forrest EB. Shaw
Summit Street
Maynard
Rose Marie R. August
Framingham
N. C
2Nd Marines
Marine Division
Mediterranean
Sixth Fleet
Ath Marines
Badenes
NATO
Lowell-Franeig Fined for Drunkenness in District Court
A 35 year old Lowell-Franeig of 13 Ashford pleaded guilty to drunkenness under the influence of Ken Morning in district court presided by Judge Arthur L. The fine of 5 dollars for disorderly conduct was imposed. The incident followed a vehicle damage event on John Street in Chelmsford observed by witnesses including Cormier and Man Street residents.
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Lowell
Community notices blend in fragmented events across towns
Fragmented OCR summary notes a high school club meeting at a church in West Acton and an installation ceremony involving the Quimby Post and Middlesex Voiture. Delegations traveled to Nabn and Bedfort with plans for a wedding and upcoming events in Arlington Newton and surrounding areas.
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Tl Quimby Post
Nabn
Cere Middlesex
Lington
Bedfort
Newton
County Leaders Named at Middlesex Girls State Auxiliary
Arlington selects officers for the coming year with Mrs. Roy Crosby of Nedza and past president Harvey Crosby among those listed as county Girls State auxiliary leaders.
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Acton
Repnards-Quimby
Mont Middlesex County
Arlington
M ‘Nedza
Roy
North Harvey Crosby
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