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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1955
Page
12
An educator study group in Chicago concludes salaries affect staffing. Pay levels vary by region and influence whether schools can recruit enough teachers, with living costs rising over time and salaries generally increasing.
The Acton Catholic Woman's Guild fixed its communion breakfast for Sunday April 24 at the Wayside Inn Sudbury after mass at St Elizabeth of Hungary church. Members met Monday at the church hall and announced the first of three whist parties to be held Saturday night. Next Sunday is Communion Sunday for guild members and parish women.
A health column offers parents guidance on handling teenagers first love in spring. It urges open conversation, frank but friendly discussions, and plenty supervised dating to support emotional health. The piece notes parental standards remain influential and the teen charm keeps turning.
Major league teams project payrolls to approach ten million dollars in 1955. Unionized players and club owners anticipate a large-scale commitment as rosters and salaries rise across the league.
Massachusetts AAA urges young cyclists to stop for through traffic as part of its April School Safety poster. Rich Hooper notes crashes often prove fatal. last year nearly 500 children aged 5 to 14 died riding bikes. The winning poster by Mamie Coleman from Scott High School Toledo is reproduced in area schools.
Marriage intentions have been filed for Russell M. Davis of West Acton a warehouse worker and Margaret B. Bartleman of Waltham a Raytheon employee. The wedding of Kathleen Maureen Sweeney of West Acton and Daniel Francis Curran of West Roxbury will be held at St Elizabeth of Hungary church West Acton on Saturday morning.
The United States private air fleet numbers sixty four thousand eight hundred seventy five aircraft owned by individuals and businesses, excluding commercial airlines. This figure highlights the scale of non commercial aviation in the country.
Mr and Mrs Charles R Voigt of Lowell road have returned from a vacation through Mexico Florida and other southern regions. The devotion of forty hours will begin Friday morning at St Casimir’s Church in Maynard Concord.
Leslie O. Anderson former Mill Dam merchant recovers at Emerson Hospital after a recent operation and is able to be about again.
Dr. Donald Wyman, noted horticulturist, will speak at the Fenn School Auditorium on April 15 at 8 15 o clock. The public is welcome to attend.
The article notes that final assembly work for automobiles and trucks is conducted across 25 states, highlighting a broad industrial network and regional distribution of manufacturing effort. It mentions multiple plants and manufacturer involvement in the distributed production.
Simple home use for Easter ham with two prepared dishes. Ham-Pickle Rolls blend liver pate mayonnaise mustard and dill pickles inside ham slices, served with scalloped potatoes or baked beans. Ham-Squash Supper layers squash and ham in a casserole with a raisin sauce for a light, convenient lunch or supper.
Photographers offer Christmas style photo cards adaptable for other occasions. Choose a picture, have it printed on standard 4 by 5 inch cards with space for a personalized message. If your finisher cannot print the message, take the card to a printer or write the greeting by hand.
A seasonal guide advises a week or more of daily skin care to renew complexion. It recommends two to three weekly cream and steam treatments, night oil application, and upward motions to cleanse and moisturize the face and neck.
A study shows farm families allocate nearly the same portion of household expenditures to food as nonfarm families, suggesting similar budgeting priorities across agricultural and nonagricultural households.
Mass Forest Industries Committee chair Nathan Tufts cites forests damaged by hurricanes Carol and Edina. He urges city cooperation to prevent fires, noting 75 million board feet of timber in southeastern Massachusetts felled and debris hazards from debris burning and improper disposal.
A reader suggests variations for a green salad by adding drained orange and grapefruit sections. Another tip replaces vinegar with grapefruit juice in a French dressing recipe.
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