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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1950
Page
8
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The American Toy Fair shows nostalgia for traditional America while eyeing future trends with a atomic Energy Lab for 42.50 offering basic nuclear science to youths. Prices drop on popular items and new locomotives promise cheaper rail play.
The semi annual inspection of motor vehicles started April 1 in Massachusetts and runs through April. Hea trar of Motor Vehicles Rudolph F. King outlines the plan noting spring inspection is crucial after winter use and allows owners ample time to bring cars in for checks on general condition and safety equipment.
Washington report notes the public and Congress show uneven knowledge of the Hoover committee's recommendations. Gallup data finds 31 percent know something, 66 percent know nothing, 25 percent favor main suggestions while 2 percent are opposed. Some groups attempt to politicize the report amid ongoing campaign debate.
Analysis notes that critics from business groups and press attacked federal waste under Hoover era findings while arguing spending is dictated by Congress. It argues public rhetoric targets executives, but ultimate financial control lies with Congress and appropriations.
A Thoreau Bulletin excerpt from February 12, 1950 presents Gene Tunney praising Thoreau. He admires Thoreau’s vigorous language, independent spirit, and originality, noting Walden Pond and other essays will endure beyond contemporaries. Also included is Tunney’s April 1, 1950 resignation letter from Concord School Committee to pursue a possible superintendent role.
The letter expresses willingness to serve the school and town and argues that a position as administrative head would allow greater contribution than remaining on the School Committee. Frank J. Googins signs the brief note.
A Maynard businessman responds to a front page piece about a controversial advertising scheme. He defends honesty in promoting his services and urges residents to keep spending local to support area merchants.
The Sudbury Methodist Youth Fellowship will show a full length 81 minute movie this Saturday night at the Sudbury Town Hall to raise funds for the church organ. Two short subjects will accompany the feature as part of the youth group’s drive. The group has already contributed to the organ fund.
The Warren Wheeler Wetherbee Post 272 of the American Legion will meet Monday evening April 17 at Stow Town Hall. All members join the executive board to plan the Memorial Day program.
At the Stow Grange meeting in Town Tuesday officers conferred the first and second degrees on Milton Hunter Barbara Koch James Sauta and Mrs John Stanton acted as master of the first degree team with Barbara Rich master for the second. Guests came from Bol ton Berlin Hudson and Boxboro. The next meeting is April 18 with third and fourth degrees. A 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper precedes the session. Deputy Clifford Wheeler of Berlin will conduct the degree work inspection.
Stow and Brighton residents travel for Easter week-end visits with relatives in Gleason dale Strathmore Great Road and West Concord. Students Donald Smith and David Clemens spend breaks at home and college. Miss Dorothy Stiles returns to the University of Massachusetts after holiday at home. Mrs Sanger travels from Baltimore to visit family and enjoy Florida baseball games.
Stow Mr and Mrs Bernard King announce the birth of their daughter Nancy Marie in Vermont. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs J ur W Puffer of Great Stow and Mrs Mario Hudson and C Maynard King of South Woodbury. The report notes the first daughter for the couple and lists several relatives.
Local PTA schedules a dance at Stow Town Hall to raise funds for student activities. Organizers urge families to attend and support school programs in the community space.
Unseasonal weather does not hinder planting nursery stock and lawns. Experts say plant when frost ends, avoid tender annuals, and use early winter cleanup, seed and fertilize. moderate watering suffices and higher mowing height supports drought periods.
Concord reports the 1950 Cancer Crusade of the American Cancer Society seeks to raise 530166 for Massachusetts. The effort urges public support in April Cancer Control Month to fund research at local medical and scientific institutions and to emphasize the life saving fight against cancer. The campaign notes early cancer is more curable and urges donations to aid prevention and treatment advances.
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