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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1956
Page
10
The U S Weather Bureau ordered 39 new radar units at 3800000 for a nationwide warning system to be delivered in 18 months. 100 machines planned. Boston chief Tenenbaum says radar will relay storm data coast to coast by television. Raytheon to manufacture in Waltham.
Editorial reflects on U S foreign aid since 1945, questioning effectiveness and urging resource conservation. It cites average per person expenditure, antiwar sentiment, and concerns over bases and alliances amid Cold War tensions. The piece critiques aims of aid, mentions Korea and China, and calls for government restraint.
Vacation guidance highlights a three day Cape Cod stay August 10 to 12 with dunes at Race Point a top sunset view from the Atlantic. Visitors can ride beach buggies explore sand flats and dunes while photographers and sea lovers enjoy this coastal retreat. Roads Route 3 28 and 58 provide access from Boston area to the Cape Cod Canal and Route 6.
Chemists at the Amer Co. pharmaceutical manufacturer report medicaments with up to 80 individual coatings. Each coating takes 15 to 20 minutes to apply. Developments in delayed action and maple dosage forms require complex coatings. Even common tablets are produced with 35 to 20 coatings for finish and color.
Camp Virginia opens its two week session with galas hikes cookouts water carnivals and talent programs planned by campers under counselor guidance New Hampshire Rhode Island and Bay Path area girls enroll with participants from Portsmouth Cranston Medway Framingham Southboro Marlboro Sudbury and neighboring towns as groups join the program.
In Hamden Connecticut Raymond Szucki, an electrician, has changed his name to Schocki. The notice records the legal name change and identifies his occupation.
Boston reports a new Marine Corps reenlistment policy allowing former sergeants and corporals up to 90 days to reenlist with their discharge rates. Major Jay V. Poage, head of New England recruiting, notes Aug 1 start and a two month extension for leath ernexk previously limited to 30 days. The policy applies to all grades and recruiters have full details. industry uses about 10 percent of the potato crop for chips.
Massachusetts officials reiterate a law protecting totally or partially blind pedestrians guided by dogs or white canes. Drivers must stop and take precautions to avoid injuring them. fines up to 25 dollars. Also notes tips for removing rust stains and whitening yellowed porcelain fixtures.
Better Homes and Gardens reports condensation stems from internal moisture in the home and leaks. Open openings to outside, add vents or louvers, and ensure attic ventilation. Use mineral wool insulation and proper barrier placement to reduce moisture buildup and water penetration.
The article notes farmers' distaste for air conditioning in livestock buildings, argues many cannot afford cooling, and promotes thick mineral wool insulation as an effective barrier to keep heat out and improve cattle and poultry productivity. It cites Agricultural colleges and other groups endorsing improved barn cooling methods nationwide.
The design shows freestanding storage cabinets within two car carports using the same wood as the main structure such as Douglas fir or western red cedar. Storage walls with sliding doors protect vehicles and keep odorous gear like fishing or hunting equipment under cover, while matching exterior finishes.
An unclear report notes half of FA homes lack cedged features and mentions an estimated savings bond topic. It references a horizontal furnace possible in crawl spaces and a EY. U. 3 designation without context. The piece reads as a fragmented housing and financial note.
Describes efficient watering techniques for desert and garden soils. Explains soil types loam clay and sand and how water percolates. Advises on irrigation depth and frequency to encourage deep root growth and reduce surface moisture loss.
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