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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
17
An article discusses risks of spray materials for swine farms including nerve agents risk from misused sprays and the need for caution around disease spread. It notes research on eliminating atrophic rhinitis and dysentery in pigs, and potential unit herd practices to improve health and value of prize gilts.
The Community Chorus of Sudbury Weston Wayland presents Brahms Requiem under director Chester Williams at Wayland High School auditorium Sunday May 9 at 8 p m. A Community Orchestra and two Conservatory soloists join the 100 member chorus with Jane Schleicher and Doris Priest previously highlighted.
Mr and Mrs Stephen J Hauser Jr announce the birth of their son Stephen Joseph on April 11 at Emerson Hospital in West Concord Assabet Avenue. Grandparents are Mrs Thomas Coyne and Mr Mrs Stephen J Hauser. Kathleen is the couple’s oldest child. Help Stamp Out Cancer contributions urged.
Stow-Mrs. Harry Herrick, chairman, reports $15 more raised this week, totaling $81 toward a $275 goal. The note links wartime sacrifices in Korea, noting American losses exceed 25,000, and compares cancer deaths in the U.S. to frontline efforts by scientists and volunteers.
William T. Sullivan and Marilyn Fitzpatrick announce the birth of their daughter Patricia Joan on April 5 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Frances Sullivan of Brighton and John D. Fitzpatrick of West Concord.
The Palmetto is declared the official state tree of South Carolina, highlighting its historical and cultural significance to the state. The designation recognizes the tree as a symbol of resilience and identity for South Carolinians.
A brief note mentions support for the Cancer Crusade with donors urged to contribute. The item emphasizes community involvement and fundraising roles.
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