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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
13
The article offers crowd pleasing picnic ideas with meats sandwiches cold dishes and warm options. It suggests wrapping hot items then cooling for transport and cites frankfurters burgers and ham as easy to pack. It also presents storage tips waxed paper and foil packing and quick fixes like beans potato salad and olives for portable meals.
Marlboro announces Tastman proprietor named grand winner in an appliance store prize. The event highlights a promotion tied to Stromberg-Carl certificates and recognition of local business leadership.
Marine Staff Sergeant Stanley W. Dean recently joined the Framingham Marine Recruiting Office and has become a familiar figure in the area. Deputy to active duty after WWII, he served five years with the Corps, two overseas, and reenlisted for six years as recruitment expands. Dean visits Marlboro, Hudson Mondays and Maynard Wednesdays to recruit eligible youths.
Hudson Winnrs headline a weekly roller skating meet at Lake Boon. Wednesday results list Marlboro competitors with Joan Colleary winning ladies singles and Robert Ercolani clinching men's singles. Doubles went to David Laskowski and Simone Walcott.
Stigesso by Inez Gerhard Alas Ladd looks to Warner Brothers after Paramount ends his contract. Alan Ladd Enterprises will produce radio TV and film Shadow Riders of the Yellowstone while stars like Olivier Leigh and Goddard garner buzz on CBS and MGM projects including Jack and the Beanstalk and Lone Star.
Mutual fire insurance company engineers say careless disposal of matches and lighted cigarettes starts more fires than any other cause.
Mickey Mantle, New York Yankees rookie star, congratulates 15 4 H scholarship recipients on completing agricultural college courses funded by Esso Standard Oil. The group toured New York and attended a Yankee Stadium game as part of the celebration, with attendees from multiple states and colleges.
Department of Defense outlined how to write to American POWs held by Chinese Communists. Lt. Col. Harold F. Lewis said letters may be admitted via Hong Kong and urged concise notes to avoid censorship. Include soldier name rank and serial number, addressed to the Chinese People's Committee for World Peace in Peking with proper markings.
Registrar Rudolph F. King warns motorists to curb horn use, especially at night, after warm weather brought complaints from mothers whose children are awakened. The law bans horns that produce harsh or unreasonable noise in thickly settled or business districts.
Detroit reports a test showing four pounds under the specified pressure reduces fuel efficiency by about one mile per gallon. The warning stresses maintaining correct tire pressure to save fuel and mileage.
Col. Lewis reported no frauds found in New England but noted several cases of scam attempts elsewhere involving people posing as channels to contact prisoners of war.
In Korea's first 10 months 14 men earned the Medal of Honor and more are recommended. Cpl. Mitchell Red Cloud, posthumously cited at the Pentagon, was from Friendship Wisconsin. Lt. (j.g.) Thomas J. Hudner of Fall River earned the Navy’s first Korea Medal of Honor for attempting to rescue Ensign Jesse L. Brown, first Black Naval aviator. Ensign Brown, from Hattiesburg Mississippi, died in the mission. Hudner, U S Naval Academy 1946 graduate, is unmarried. his parents live in Fall River.
Rep Howard S Russell recalls the MacArthur reception and televised reactions, notes progress toward final adjournment with four percent of business left, and discusses broad salary boosts for state workers, judges, and officials while opposing some larger increases. He praises courteous registry staff in Waltham and emphasizes ongoing debates over policy and taxation.
Marlboro unemployment office head William H. Finn Jr. said weekly claims fell to 347, a 90 percent drop from the prior week, while 50 job openings and 53 placements were reported. The new regulations permit continued fringe benefits and specify limits and approval routes.
Nashua New Hampshire veteran railroad man William O Dodge completed a 45 year career with the Boston and Maine Railway as an engineer. He said riding in the locomotive cab never bothered him and he preferred open windows during travel.
Plan to boost taxes week announced with aim to aid those whose income fails to rise as dollar value falls. Leader vows duty to affected residents amid economic strain.
A dissolution of a Sudbury partnership between Alfred DaPrato and the Estate of Alfred Luciani was continued to September. The case began July 10 before Master Edmund Donlan and heard daily through August as more evidence remains. Samuel Kunen of Marlboro represents DaPrato. James Graham of Boston represents the Luciani estate.
Concord resident Mrs. Mary Davis of Lincoln Road and Mrs. Ethel Campobasso of Bedford Road are vacationing at Calumet for a few days. Campobasso's son Chris is in Rhode Island with host Alexander Itzoff for two weeks. Phyllis Blodgett and daughter Hamden Blodgett visit Mr. Wrentham during the stay.
Ernest W. Jr. and Robert MacEwan of the Youth Fellowship Sanitarian Congregational Church attend a conference at Star Island Shoals New Hampshire for several days.
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