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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1956
Page
4
Vague OCR fragment describes a road incident involving a 61 year old driver, a broken grill, and an Emerson area collision. Police at Scribner report preliminary details with a Concord link to a twist of injuries and a passenger treated.
A fragmented notice mentions teachers and an August 22 date linked to a trip through New Hampshire and Adirondacks. It references St. Andrew's Island, Lincoln, Concord street, Long Island, and vacation plans with names such as Martin J. Dis id and Arnold T. Lap i. The text is garbled but centers on travel and assignments.
Senate President Richard I. Furbush appeals to unregistered voters to register before the August 17 deadline to be eligible for the September primaries. He is unopposed in the GOP primary for Secretary of State and urges a large turnout to ensure the best Democratic candidate is chosen in November.
Massachusetts Commissioner of Natural Resources Arthur T Lyman promotes season tickets priced at 10 dollars. They grant access for whole families to any state park forest or reservation with parking table and fireplace. The pass runs through October 15 and covers 100 state parks and 28 forests from Cape Cod to the Berkshires. Tickets available at state forest or park HQs.
Frank J. Cavanagh, district director of the IRS, explains that under certain conditions children may still be claimed as dependents for federal taxes and may qualify for refunds. The special rule covers under 19 year olds and full time students of any age.
Dun and Bradstreet reports August retail trade in New England rose versus 1955 week with gains in furniture, children's apparel, and women's wear. Used car sales climbed while new car sales fell slightly. Air conditioners weakened and canned goods stayed strong as steel output rebounded after a four week strike.
The New York comedy Three's a Family draws acclaim at Lake Whalom Playhouse Fitchburg with Natalie Craveth Beatrice Gans and Welle Davenport in a professional company. Producer Guy Palmerton says the Summer Theatre production plays on a tale of a careful stork and heavenly housing bundles with daily box office and free parking.
A thief broke into a Charleston eating house and removed about 205 dollars from a doughnut machine. North Dakota Agriculture College Poultrymen advise a ration of at least 15 percent protein for hens to maximize egg production.
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