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already over crowded, we believe one room should be added to South Middleboro school. This will cost not to exceed $6,500.00 and we re- commend this room be added to that school.
At West Side School the increasing size of classes has made it necessary to reduce the number of grades there and have some of the upper grades attend center school. We report to you that four rooms can be added to that school, two rooms on each floor, of construction sim- ilar to the present building and with slight remodelling of that building, with proper entrances, exits and fire escape at a cost not to exceed $25,- 000.00. This would remove sufficient pupils from the center schools to eliminate return to two platoons for at least one year. This has the tentative approval of the Department of Public Safety.
The Washburn unit near Memorial High School can be used for classrooms only one more year. It seems to your committee the best solution to housing needs after that is the addition to the present high school of about sixteen rooms, together with gymnasium, agricultural shop, home economics rooms and cafeteria, these rooms to be used for high school, junior high school or elementary grades as seems best to the school committee. This would incorporate the Washburn unit as a shop for which it was originally built. To build this addition it would be necessary to acquire a narrow strip of land about sixty feet wide at the very back of the present privately owned property adjacent to the tennis courts. It would not disturb any residences, would put the ad- dition less than seventy five feet nearer the houses than the tennis courts are now and no additional driveways would be necessary on the street side for this addition. The total cost of this addition would be from $750,000.00 to $800,000.00 but would be assisted by the State making the cost to us from $375,000.00 to $400,000.00.
These additions as we have outlined would take care of your school needs for five to seven years but we believe we should inform you that if the birth rate continues to rise during the next five years as it has during the past seven you will need to have ready in less than ten years another unit of thirteen rooms at the elementary level. We are not suggesting a new grade school at this time as we feel that the need for agricultural shop, vocational and home economics courses added to the High School curriculum are a more pressing immediate need at this time.
This committee does not wish you to get the impression we believe these are the only answers to your needs. There are many other ways of solving them. There are many other desirable locations for building entirely new schools; there are other ways of adding to the present High School but with South Middleboro and West Side we have gone where there are pupils within the area to fill these rooms and in that way slight- ly relieved the center school at least from any increase from these areas for a few years. With the High School addition we have tried to make use of the expense to which the town has already gone in the prepara- tion of plans, taking one which looked feasible, making some changes in it but not enough to make it necessary to pay full architects fees again and still give as much as we believe it is possible to get from the amount of money you will have to spend.
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Again we wish to thank all who have so freely given us assistance and advice. It has been a pleasure to serve you and we hope our efforts will prove to be of value in your future decisions on school building.
Respectfully submitted,
Leila M. Allan
Doris E. Weaver
Harold Donner
Lawrence Wilbur
Alton M. Kramer
C. P. Washburn Ruth E. McCrillis Darragh E. Harlow
Wilmoth G. Waterman
Kenneth B. Keedwell
Clifton A. McCrillis, Ch.
Noted that this report be accepted as a report of progress.
An amendment for the discharge of the committee was lost.
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY April 29, 1952
The following Election Officers were sworn in:
Precinct 1 - Robert C. West, Georgianna M. Townsend, Leila M. Allan, Ruth C. Caswell, Inez M. Chandler, Doris Thorson, Mild- red C. Teeling, and Stella R. Fickert. Lawrence Olson Police Officer.
Precinct 2 - Elisha H. Shaw, Laura Norris, A. Wilbur Fillmore, Ger- trude B. Martin, Annie C. Healey, Esther M. Robidoux, John W. Touhy, Jacob A. Swift, Harriet Sylvester, Alice Sylvia, Louise Cashen, Elizabeth Devlin, Bertha Dunham, Helen Hoye, Lillian Raymond, and Helen Casey. Chief Rogers Police Officer.
Precinct 3 - Harlas L. Cushman, Perley W. Perham, Ellen C. Gallagher, James A. Brennan, Viola Cushman, Euphemia Lincoln, Walter H. Gillis, Rhoda Maxim. Patrick McMahon Police Officer.
The polls were opened at 12M and closed at 8 P.M.
The result of the vote was as follows:
Precinct 1
Rep. 121 1046
Dem. 7
Total 128
Precinct 2
128
1174
Precinct
199
4
203
1366
139
1505
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REPUBLICAN PARTY
Pct. 1 Pct. 2
Pct. 3 Total
Delegates at Large to National Convention
Leverett Saltonstall
80
748
128
956
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
75
745
128
948
Joseph William Martin, Jr.
74
697
138
909
Sinclair Weeks
69
635
114
818
Katherine G. Howard
64
617
108
789
Daniel Tyler, Jr.
64
606
106
776
Robert F. Bradford
70
666
125
861
Richard I. Furbush
64
618
107
789
Charles Gibbons
71
633
130
834
Clarence A. Barnes
71
643
135
849
Blanks
508
3852
771
5131
1210
10460
1990
13660
Alternate Delegates
Carroll L. Meins
62
589
104
755
Maxwell M. Rabb
62
586
104
752
Basil Brewer
70
619
128
817
John A. Volpe
60
571
100
731
Julia B. Kirlin
60
569
100
729
Esther W. Wheeler
60
593
102
755
Louis Van N. Washburn
61
577
101
739
Robert C. Cochrane, Jr.
60
576
100
736
Jean L. Olmsted
65
609
124
798
George W. Schryver
66
599
121
786
Blanks
584
4572
906
6062
1210
10460
1990
13660
District Delegate to National Convention 9th District
Group 1 Delegates
Patrick H. Dupuis
32
355
116
503
George C. P. Olsson
33
376
120
529
Blanks
177
1361
162
1700
242
2092
398
2732
Alternate Delegates
Dorotha H. Downs
31
343
114
488
Mary J. Schindler
32
346
116
494
Blanks
179
1403
168
1750
242
2092
398
2732
Group 2 Delegates
John E. Cunningham Gerald J. U. Delay Blanks
1
4
153
37
194
4
146
34
184
234
1793
327
2354
242
2092
398
2732
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Pct. 1 Pct. 2
Pct. 3 Total
Alternate Delegates
Russell S. Dexter Norman C. LaForest Blanks
5
135
35
175
4
183
44
231
233
1774
319
2326
242
2092
398
2732
Group 3 Delegates
William C. Prescott Arthur E. Whittemore Blanks
39
373
57
469
39
371
56
466
164
1348
285
1797
242
2092
398
2732
Alternate Delegates
Maurice J. Poyant
34
353
55
442
Gladys P. Swift
34
361
53
448
Blanks
174
1378
290
1842
242
2092
398
2732
State Committee (Man)
Edward H. Stevens
58
581
98
737
Blanks
63
463
101
629
121
1046
199
1366
State Committee (Woman)
Sadie H. Wennergren
42
455
79
576
Blanks
79
591
120
790
121
1046
199
1366
Town Committee
Adnah H. Harlow
79
725
129
933
C. Trafton Mendall
77
751
132
960
Allan M. Hale
78
739
127
944
Joseph C. Kunces
75
721
121
917
George E. Wheeler
72
670
118
860
Earl F. Gates
69
639
106
814
Lucy B. Sisson
70
643
131
844
Mildred J. Hartling
70
627
117
814
Elizabeth C. Alger
69
692
119
880
Robert A. Clark
72
670
118
860
Louis A. Cole
70
674
110
854
Lawrence Romaine
72
642
111
825
Henry R. Caswell
81
650
108
839
Michael Teceno
69
615
108
792
Harold A. Atkins
72
720
118
910
Nathaniel D. Ryder
69
668
110
847
George H. Lowe, Sr.
69
634
107
810
Manuel J. Silvia
81
656
109
846
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Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Total
Elmer G. Allan
75
666
114
855
Norman C. LaForest
71
654
113
838
Francis J. Silvia
70
610
107
787
Arthur S. Hall
0
1
0
1
William Jacob
0
1
0
1
Blanks
1021
17312
3537
21870
2551
31380
5970
39901
Presidential Preference
Eisenhower
64
614
68
746
Taft
36
313
92
441
MacArthur
1
9
2
12
Douglas
0
0
1
1
Stassen
0
3
0
3
Warren
0
10
0
10
Lodge
0
1
0
1
Auld
0
1
0
1
Saltonstall
0
1
0
1
Blanks
20
94
36
150
121
1046
199
1366
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Pct. 1 Pct. 2
Pct. 3 Total
Delegates at Large to National Convention
Paul A. Dever
3
102
7
112
John W. McCormack
3
84
3
90
Maurice J. Tobin
4
85
6
95
John B. Hynes
3
81
3
87
William J. Foley
4
75
3
82
Henry Brides
3
78
2
83
J. William Belanger
3
72
3
78
James M. Curley
4 4
81
4
89
Margaret M. O'Riordan
77
3
84
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr.
3
78
2
83
John C. Carr
3
73
3
79
John E. Powers
3
74
3
80
Daniel B. Brunton
2
74
2
78
Mary DePasquale Murray
2
73
2
77
Charles I. Taylor
2
72
3
77
John W. Coddaire, Jr.
2
74
2
78
Blanks
16
795
61
872
64
2048
112
2224
Alternate Delegates
Edward A. Pecce
2
70
2
74
J. Henry Goguen
2
69
2
73
Peter J. Levanti
2
71
3
76
James Leo O'Connor
2
70
2
74
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x
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Total
Stanislaus G. Wondolowski
2
69
2
73
Edward F. Doolan
2
73
2
77
Salvatore Camelio
3
68
3
74
Paul T. Smith
2
68
2
72
Charles Collatos
2
69
2
73
Elizabeth A. Stanton
2
69
3
74
Louis H. Glaser
2
68
3
73
Helen J. Fay
2
69
2
73
Silas F. Taylor
2
69
2
73
Francis H. Murray, Jr.
2
71
2
75
Thomas F. Graham
2
71
2
75
Edith T. Wilcox
2
68
2
72
Blanks
31
936
76
1043
64
2048
112
2224
District Delegate to National Convention 9th District
Group 1 Delegates
Edward C. Peirce
3
24
3
30
George E. Carignan
3
21
2
26
Leonard Pacheco
3
25
2
30
Helen L. Buckley Blanks
3
412
19
434
16
512
28
556
Alternate Delegates
James F. O'Neill
3
24
2
29
Mitchell Koska
3
19
2
24
Charles H. McGrath
3
20
2
25
3
20
2
25
Harry A. Lider Blanks
4
429
20
453
16
512
28
556
Group 2 Delegates
Theophile J. DesRoches
3
7
1
11
Edmund Dinis
3
6
0
9
Seraphim P. Jason
3
4
0
7
E. Thomas Murphy Blanks
3
5
0
8
'4
490
27
521
16
512
28
556
Alternate Delegates
Leo F. Cormier
3
6
1
10
Romeo L. Couture
3
5
0
8
Stephen J. Hudzik
3
3
0
6
Felix F. Perrone
3
4
0
7
Blanks
4
494
27
525
16
512
28
556
4
30
2
36
1
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State Committee (Man) Leo Brace Thomas A. McCann Timothy S. Ryan Blanks
Pct. 1 Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Total
1
10
1
12
1
41
2
44
2
37
1
40
0
40
3
43
4
128
7
139
State Committee (Woman)
Anna M. Heath Arline A. Mooney Blanks
4
103
6
113
0
11
0
11
0
14
1
15
4
128
7
139
Town Committee
Albert M. Heath
4
97
6
107
Anna M. Heath
4
91
6
101
Ellen J. Gaudette
3
80
4
87
Laura Norris
3
81.
5
89
William P. Scanlon
3
80
6
89
Louis J. Bernier
3
90
5
98
Charles E. Casey
3
87
5
95
Joseph P. Michael
0
11
0
11
Philip Marra
0
13
0
13
Ellen Borsari
0
11
0
11
Mary H. Casey
0
1
0
1
Blanks
17
638
33
688
40
1280
70
1390
Presidential Preference
Kefauver
0
40
4
44
Curley
0
0
1
1
Eisenhower
0
13
0
13
Taft
0
4
0
4
Truman
0
5
0
5
Harrison
0
1
0
1
Warren
0
1
0
1
Harriman
0
2
0
2
Dever
0
2
0
2
Russell
0
1
0
1
Auld
0
1
0
1
Romeo Trinque
0
1
0
1
Kerr
0
1
0
1
Blanks
4
56
2
62
4
128
7
139
The vote was tabulated at 3:30 A.M. April 30th.
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ANNUAL REPORT SPECIAL TOWN MEETING July 28, 1952
Meeting called to order by Moderator Clark. The meeting was at ease for forty minutes awaiting a quorum which failed to assemble. Voted to adjourn until the following Monday evening, August 4th.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING August 4, 1952
Article I. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $24,500.00 to be taken from free cash in the Treasury, in addition to the sum of $25,000.00, previously appropriated for constructing, furnishing, and equipping a four-room addition to the West Side School and act anything thereon.
/Voted 89 10 62 (15)
The Finance Committee does not recommend favorable action.
Article II. To see if the Town will vote to accept the provisions of Chap. 409, Sec. 4 of the Acts of 1952, entitled, An Act "Providing for Certain Changes in the Town Manager Form of Government in the Town of Middleboro," which provides for the striking out of Sec. 1 of Chap. 592 of the Acts of 1920 and inserting therefor a new Sec. 1, also changing the wording of Sec. 2 of said Chap. 592, and act thereon.
Voted
Article III. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation or from free cash, now in the Treasury, the sum of $3,000.00 for the Health Dept., T. B. Hospital Account for the year 1952, and act thereon. Voted and that the $3,000.00 be raised by taxation.
Finance Committee recommends that $3,000.00 be appropriated by taxation.
Article IV. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Select- men to purchase, or take by eminent domain, easements or other rights in the land shown on plans numbered 71452A, 71452B and 71452C en- titled "Middleboro-Taunton Transmission Line," which plan was pre- pared by Gonsalves and Deane, Engineers, and dated July 14, 1952, for the purpose of constructing, repairing, maintaining and renewing lines for the transmission of electricity and intelligence by electricity along, across, over, within and under said land; and for this purpose to ap- propriate and raise the sum of $5,000 from funds in the Gas and Electric Light Department, which amount is to include the cost of land damages.
Voted
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Article V. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate by taxation or from free cash now in the Treasury a sum of money to purchase a new rubbish truck for the Health Dept., and act thereon.
Voted to raise the $7,000 by taxation, and to purchase a new rubbish truck.
Finance Committee recommends the appropriation of $7,000 by taxation.
Article VI. To hear the report of any Committee of officers of the Town, to appoint any Committee, or take any action relative thereto. No action taken.
STATE PRIMARY September 16, 1952
To nominate Candidates of Political Parties for the following offices. Governor for this Commonwealth.
Lieutenant Governor for this Commonwealth.
Secretary of the Commonwealth for this Commonwealth.
Treasurer and Receiver-General for this Commonwealth.
Auditor of the Commonwealth for this Commonwealth.
Attorney General for this Commonwealth.
Senator in Congress for this Commonwealth.
Representative in Congress for 9th Congressional District.
Councillor for 1st Councillor District.
Senator for Plymouth Senatorial District.
Representative in General Court for 6th Representative District.
Clerk of Courts for Plymouth County.
Register of Deeds for Plymouth District.
County Commissioners (2) (Except Nantucket & Suffolk Counties) for Plymouth County Vacancies.
In Plymouth County - A County Treasurer.
The following election officers were sworn in:
Precinct 1 - Robert C. West, Georgeanna M. Townsend, Leila M. Allan, Ruth C. Caswell, Mildred Teeling, Doris M. Thorson, Stella Fickert, Inez M. Chandler.
Precinct 2 - Elisha H. Shaw, Laura Norris, A. Wilbur Fillmore, Ger- trude G. Martin, John Touhy, Jacob Swift, Esther Robi- doux, Annie Healy, Elizabeth Devlin, Alice Silvia, Louise Cashon, William G. L. Jacob, Harriet Sylvester, Bertha Dunham, Helen Hoye, Helen Casey.
Precinct 3 . Harlas Cushman, Perley W. Perham, Ellen Gallangher, James Brennan, Susan Brackett, Walter Gillis, Euphemia Lincoln, Rhoda Maxim.
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The polls were open at 12 M. and closed at 8 P. M. The result of the vote was as follows:
Rep.
Dem.
Total 106
Precinct 1
102
4
Precinct 2
854
185
1039
Precinct 3
113
8
121
1069
197
1266
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Governor
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Totals
Christian A. Herter
98
797
105
1000
Blanks
4
57
8
69
102
854
113
1069
Lieutenant Governor
Sumner G. Whittier
98
800
109
1007
Blanks
4
54
4
62
102
854
113
1069
Secretary
Beatrice Hancock Mullaney
91
763
104
958
Blanks
11
91
9
111
102
854
113
1069
Treasurer
Fred J. Burrell
38
231
37
306
Roy Charles Papalia
59
595
71
725
Blanks
5
28
5
38
102
854
113
1069
Auditor
David J. Mintz
92
765
107
964
Blanks
10
89
6
105
102
854
113
1069
Attorney General
George Fingold
-
90
782
105
977
Blanks
12
72
8
92
102
854
113
1069
Senator in Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
85
784
103
972
Blanks
17
70
10
97
102
. 854
113
1069
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Congressman
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Totals
Donald W. Nicholson
95
735
92
922
Blanks
7
119
21
ยท 147
102
854
113
1069
Councillor
Harold R. Allen
7.2
539
69
680
William Davis
5
45
7
57
Leonard Thomas Healy
8
67
6
81
George Walker
5
75
13
93
Blanks
12
128
18
158
102
854
113
1069
Senator
Charles G. Miles
44
244
40
328
Hastings Keith
51
584
70
705
Blanks
7
26
3 .
36
102
854
113
1069
Representative in General Court
Alton H. Worrall
95
748
102
945
Blanks
7
106
11
124
102
854
113
1069
Clerk of Courts
George C. P. Olsson
94
786
103
983
Blanks
8
68
10
86
102
854
113
1069
Register of Deeds
Richard W. Holm
94
790
106
990
Blanks
8
64
7
79
102
854
113
1069
County Commissioners
Elva M. Bent
88
723
90
901
Norman G. MacDonald
79
721
89 -
889
Blanks
37
264
47
348
204
1708
226
2138
County Treasurer
James L. Alfred
5
19
7
31
Herbert K. Bartlett
13
121
9
143
Walter C. Dunbar
19
117
24
160
Harold I. Ewell
3
64
4
71
Karl C. Hough
1
5
0
6
Frank A. Randall
2
31
0
33
Walter R. Roberts
4
73
2
79
Harriett E. Rust
8
180
26
214
Charles W. Williams
39
202
35
276
Blanks
8
42
6
56
102
854
113
1069
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Governor
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Totals
2
116
5
123
Paul A. Dever Blanks
2
69
3
74
4
185
8
197
Lieutenant Governor
Charles F. Jeff Sullivan
1
24
2
27
Thomas B. Brennan
0
2
0
2
Edward C. Carroll
1
5
1
7
Thomas J. Kurey
0
6
0
6
Joseph L. Murphy
0
7
0
7
C. Gerald Lucey
1
122
4
127
Blanks
1
19
1
21
4
185
8
197
Secretary
Edward J. Cronin
4
147
5
156
Blanks
0
38
3
41
4
185
8
197
Treasurer
William R. Conley
0
9
0
9
Cornelius P. Cronin
1
18
0
19
James E. V. Donelan
0
4
0
4
Foster Furcolo
2
74
1
77
John F. Kennedy
0
36
6
42
Jeremiah F. Murphy
0
4
1
5
Alexander Francis Sullivan
1
10
0
11
Blanks
0
30
0
30
4
185
8
197
Auditor
Thomas J. Buckley
4
145
6
155
Blanks
0
40
2
42
4
185
8
197
Attorney General
Francis E. Kelly
2
95
3
100
Robert T. Capeless
1
31
1
33
George Leary
1
16
1
18
John V. Moran
0
12
3
15
Blanks
0
31
0
31
4
185
8
197
Senator in Congress
John F. Kennedy
4
146
8
158
Blanks
0
39
0
39
4
185
8
197
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Congressman
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Totals
William MacAuliffe James G. O'Neill Blanks
3
42
1
46
1
91
6
98
0
52
1
53
4
185
8
197
Councillor
Joseph P. Clark, Jr.
3
95
5
103
Joseph P. Dupont Blanks
0
39
2
41
4
185
8
197
Senator
Henry M. Barry
4
153
7
164
Blanks
0
32
1
33
4
185
8
197
Representative in General Court
George Correa Joseph D. Michael
3
162
7
172
Blanks
0
15
1
16
4
185
8
197
Clerk of Courts
Thomas F. Quinn
4
131
6
141
Blanks
0
54
2
56
4
185
8
197
Register of Deeds
Blanks
4
185
8
197
County Commissioners
Blanks
4
185
8
.
4
185
8
197
County Treasurer
Blanks
4
185
8
197
4
185
8
197
Question-Rent Control
Shall rent control be continued to April 30, 1953 ?
Yes
46
509
44
599
No
34
401
50
485
Blanks
22
129
19
170
102
1039
113
1254
1
4
185
8
197
1
8
0
9
1
51
53
1
197
Result of the vote was announced at 10:30 P.M.
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1
Middleboro, Mass. October 20, 1952
WARRANT FOR STATE ELECTION
Plymouth, ss:
To Clarence L. Shaw, or either of the Constables of the town of Middleboro:
Greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby required to notify and warn all inhabitants of said Town, qualified to vote by law in elections, to meet at their respective polling places in said town, on Tuesday, November 4, 1952, that being the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, to meet in Precinct 1 North Middle- boro Civic Association Hall, Center Street, Precinct 2 at the Fire Station, North Main Street, and Precinct 3 at the Scout Cabin, Wareham Street, the polls to be opened in all three precincts at 6 A.M. and to remain open until 8 P.M., to bring in their ballots to the Warden of their respective precinct for the following officers and question:
Presidential Electors; Governor; Lieutenant Governor; Secretary; Treasurer; Auditor; Attorney General; Senator in Congress; Congress- man; Councillor; Senator; Representative in General Court; Clerk of Courts; Register of Deeds; County Commissioners; County Treasurer.
QUESTION NO. 1
A. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages (whisky, rum, gin, malt beverages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages) ?
B. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages (wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages) ?
C. Shall licenses be granted in this city (or town) for the sale there- in of all alcoholic beverages in packages, so called, not to be drunk on the premises ?
All the above officers and question to be voted for on one ballot.
The polls not to be closed before eight o'clock P.M. in each precinct.
And you are further directed to serve this warrant by causing it to be published in the Middleboro Gazette, a newspaper published within said town seven days at least before the time of said meeting.
Given under our hands at Middleboro this 20th day of October, 1952 A.D.
RALPH W. MADDIGAN, Chairman PAUL T. ANDERSON RHODOLPHUS P. ALGER WILLIAM J. MacDOUGALL JOHN A. WASHBURN
Selectmen of Middleboro, Mass.
A true copy. Attest: CLARENCE L. SHAW
Constable
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Middleboro, Mass. November 4, 1952
STATE ELECTION
The polls were opened at 6 A.M. in all three precincts.
The following Election Officers were sworn in:
Precinct 1 .- Robert C. West, Georgianna M. Townsend, Leila M. Allan, Inez M. Chandler, Mildred C. Teeling, Doris B. Thorson, Ruth E. Caswell, Stella R. Fickert, Edna F. Davis, Jessie A. Carver, Lillian A. Nickerson, Mary Terwilliger and Lawrence Olson was the police officer present.
Precinct 2 .- Elisha H. Shaw, Laura Norris, A. Wilbur Fillmore, Ger- trude Martin, John Touhy, Jacob Swift, Esther Robidoux, Annie Healey, Helen N. Hoye, Helen Casey, Bertha Dunham, Harriet Sylvester, Alice Silvia, William Jacob, Louise Cashen, George Hathaway, Joseph Casey, Mary Casey, Ruth Hollis, Juliette Correia, Constance Huggins, Anita Gill, Constance Maynard and Charles Rogers served as police officer.
Precinct 3 .- Harlas L. Cushman, Perley Perham, Ellen Gallagher, James Brennan, Susan Brackett, Euphemia Lincoln, Walter Gillis, Rhoda Maxim, Eleanor Thomas, Alice Tripp, Patrick McMahon was police officer.
The result of the vote was as follows:
President and Vice-President
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Total
Eisenhower and Nixon
328
2927
462
3717
Hallinan and Bass
0
3
0
3
Hamblen and Holtwick
0
0
1
1
Hass and Emery
0
2
0
2
Stevenson and Sparkman
68
1086
90
1244
Blanks
13
76
18
107
409
4094
571
5074
Governor
Paul A. Dever
81
1241
94
1417
Christian A. Herter
315
2767
465
3547
Lawrence Gilfedder
0
6
2
8
Florence H. Luscomb
1
1
1
3
Guy S. Williams
1
2
1
4
Blanks
11
76
8
95
409
4094
571
5074
Lieutenant Governor
Charles F. Jeff Sullivan
78
1183
98
1359
Sumner G. Whittier
319
2747
456
1 3522
William R. Ferry
2
14
2
18
Francis A. Votano
1
4
0
5
Blanks
9
146
15
170
409
4094
571
5074
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Secretary
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Totals
Edward J. Cronin
75
1190
99
1364
Beatrice Hancock Mullaney
317
2690
451
3458
Alice M. Ferry Fred M. Ingersoll
4
10
2
16
1
11
0
12
Blanks
12
193
19
224
409
4094
571
5074
Treasurer
Foster Furcolo
73
1153
97
1323
Roy Charles Papalia
316
2721
455
3492
Henning A. Blomen
1
12
0
13
Harold J. Ireland
3
6
2
11
Blanks
16
203
17
235
409
4094
571
5074
Auditor
Thomas J. Buckley
77
1335
129
1541
David J. Mintz
311
2546
423
3280
Anthony Martin
2
11
0
13
Robert A. Simmons
2
8
2
12
Blanks
17
194
17
228
409
4094
571
5074
Attorney General
Francis E. Kelly
71
1136
104
1311
George Fingold
322
2754
446
3522
Arthur W. Blomen
0
, 11
0
11
Howard B. Rand
2
9
2
13
Blanks
14
184
19
217
409
4094
571
5074
Senator in Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
312
2579
402
3293
John F. Kennedy
84
1408
146
1638
Thelma Ingersoll
0
4
0
4
Mark R. Shaw
0
9
1
10
Blanks
13
94
22
129
409
4094
571
5074
Congressman
Donald W. Nicholson
327
2784
466
3577
James F. O'Neill
66
1097
90
1253
Ethel I. Ireland
1
26
3
30
Blanks
15
187
12
214
409
4094
571
5074
Councillor
Joseph P. Clark, Jr.
65
1162
100
1327
Harold R. Allen
329
2696
454
3479
Blanks
15
236
17
268
409
4094
571
5074
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Senator
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Totals
Henry M. Barry
86
1279
106
1471
Hastings Keith
311
2672
451
3434
Blanks
12
143
14
169
409
4094
571
5074
Representative in General Court
Alton H. Worrall
298
2402
446
3146
Joseph D. Michael Blanks
9
173
19
201
409
4094
571
5074
Clerk of Courts
George C. P. Olsson
317
2788
460
3565
Thomas F. Quinn Blanks
18
222
22
262
409
4094
571
5074
Register of Deeds
Richard W. Holm
353
3274
506
4133
Blanks
56
820
65
941
409
4094
571
5074
County Commissioners
Elva M. Bent
321
2896
433
3650
Norman G. MacDonald
249
2514
364
3127
Blanks
248
2778
345
3471
818
8188
1142
10148
County Treasurer Charles W. Williams
358
3275
506
4139
Blanks
51
819
65
935
409
4094
571
5074
Question No. 1
A-Yes
203
2375
278
2856
No
158
2197
210
1665
Blanks
48
422
83
553
409
4094
571
5074
B-Yes
201
2358
283
2832
No
148
1187
193
1528
Blanks
60
559
95
714
409
4094
571
5074
C-Yes
235
2694
336
3265
No
116
945
159
1220
Blanks
58
455
76
589
409
4094
571
5074
74
1084
89
1247
102
1519
106
1727
1
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TOWN CLERK'S FINANCIAL REPORT
Fish and Game Licenses
Resident Citizens' Fishing
263 @ $ 3.25
$854.75
Resident Citizens' Hunting
262 @
3.25
851.50
Resident Citizens' Sporting
183 @
5.25
960.75
Resident Citizen Minors' Fishing
40 @
1.25
50.00
Resident Citizen Women's Fishing
57 @
2.25
128.25
Resident Minor Trapper's
2 @
2.25
4.50
Resident Citizens' Trapping
18
5.25
94.50
Non-Resident Citizens' Hunting
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