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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1957
Page
17
Readers are told a fickle late warm spell may lift plant development over the next two weeks. Crops like spinach and lettuce were seeded on time and corn planting is expected to begin around April 20th barring abnormal conditions.
An unclear OCR snippet discusses the Commonwealth and its cities on tourism and monographs. It mentions departments, information requests, and the distribution of monographs to inform about industries and social ties.
A compact listing notes a property at 150 by ten pave street featuring a tile bath and a 15 cm fre eooms and dou rumpus room with extras.
Officials plan a broad survey to collect data on public and private secondary schools newspapers churches libraries and archives historic stations fraternal and service groups courts theaters hospitals and other community facilities. The query seeks names numbers and circulation figures for many civic institutions.
An odd tale from Columbia Indiana describes a starling with a missing leg that still remains active at the Kaufman home. Mrs. Carl Kaufman notes the bird daily as it feeds on grain and bread, highlighting the animal’s resilience. A plea accompanies the tale to donate to the Cancer Fund.
Industry observers forecast a profitable year but with thinner profit margins as sales rise. Steel firms report 30 of 45 early 1950s companies expect sales to improve or hold, while only 25 percent expect higher profits. Republic Steel plans capacity expansion near Cleveland, Warren, and Chicago, with two open hearth furnaces and conversion projects.
Burlington Vermont official notes unusual egg color from Araucan breed at the university poultry farm. Officials explain pigment in hemoglobin causes green shells and that farm stock has produced eggs for years with flavors similar to standard eggs. A separate line mentions local Arinenses wood species count.
Concord Tree wardens and park superintendents join Middlesex County efforts to show proper methods of shade tree planting. County agent J Brown notes strong interest and urges homeowners to plant trees as shade losses rise from disease and age. Desirable shade trees available by request through the County Extension Service in Concord.
Acton-Boxboro High plans a sophomore class dance for Friday night April 26 in the Julia L. McCarthy Cafeteria as advisors Ray and Henry assist. Principal Raymond J. Grey announced issuance of fourth period school cards. Supt. William L. O’Connell welcomed Acton public schools and Acton-Boxboro Regional High pupils after spring recess on Monday April 22.
Concord residents assist with reception at Mrs Kenneth Keefe home. UP from Salt Lake City reports officers test a police ambulance, moving an injured man one block before calling for the old unit. Southern Gre lains area features bluegrass turf.
Boston motorists and vacationers face high toll costs that raise summer budgets. A Chicago family visiting Augusta Maine would pay about 30 dollars round trip on limited access highways, while a Boston family of three would face around 18 800 dollars for a Richmond Virginia round trip.
The Women’s Army Corps offers young women with college educations a path to become commissioned officers in the U S Army. Eligible ages 21 to 27 earn second lieutenants while 28 to 38 earn first lieutenants after completing the officer course. Courses run February and August with postings at U S Army installations and clubs. After a two year tour officers may pursue continued Army careers or return to civilian life.
The Cleveland Press outlines plans for a four story newspaper plant on Ninth Street opposite Memorial Hall with views of Lake Erie. It will cover 7 000 square feet and accommodate 9 008 tons of materials. An automatic loading system will move paper from a railroad siding and truck ramp.
Reg Shaner receives a MES Bio award recognizing a decade of philanthropy and leadership with an estimated impact of 6.1 billion dollars in contributions across multiple sectors and initiatives.
The event opened with a sunrise salute by the Independent Battery led by Lawrence J. Kenney. About 50 attended the breakfast at the Colonial Inn with Concord officials and local leaders. An informal parade formed at the bridge with a marshal Michael Gormely. Color guards and School Band provided elements of a formal civic observance.
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