Acton Tops Ten News Developments of 1952
The year in Acton included a $100000 fire that razed a plant, new sewerage system, reopening of public schools, the death of King George VI, dual 1952 elections, a new high school plan, Premier Frost opening school additions, coast to coast New Year greetings via CAC, expanded rural fire protection, and lacrosse revival after 50 years. The mill rate hit an all time high, and officials pared the budget amid debate.
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A. P. Green
Acton
George VI
Leslie Frost
Osehual Board
Ontario
Elizabeth
TMO
Thomas Salmon
Rachlin
Alan
North Halton High School
trans-Caniac
CAC
CHC
Ayton
Mutual Aid Aystem
Halton
U.S
Lacrasae
Leak Stoppers for Quick Sealing of Leaks
A new feed adhesive beads instant sealant claims to stop leaks in tanks, pots, dishes, hoses, plumbing, toys and plastics. It sets rapidly and is advertised as able to seal waterproof surfaces even when driven with a nail, reportedly unaffected by grease or water.
Fragments Reflect Population Mix Across Cities and Regions
In scattered lines the text contrasts populations in New York City and its boroughs with other areas, mentioning Germans compared to Kiel, Irish compared to Cork and Limerick, Russians to Stalingrad, and Jews to Palestine. It also references a waterfront, a church count, dining capacity, and four public colleges.
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New York
Chv
Venice
Kiel
Trish
Cark
Limerick
Stalingrad
Pualeestane Tihana
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A. P. Green Fire Heads
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