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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1955
Page
3
In prosperous times the urge for easy gains tempts many. Savings bonds offer stability, hedge against inflation, and future funding for education or emergencies. They endure when stocks and real estate fall, steadily accumulating interest. A man who began in the forties grew his savings into a down payment and more.
The article praises CBS TV’s The $64,000 Question as a suspenseful, difficult quiz show. Hal March shines as host, contestants gamble on higher prizes, and the program draws a huge audience on hot, humid Tuesday nights.
Circuit Court Commissioner Fom Paseczny postponed the eviction of Walter Coffey a 60 year old junk collector from a city owned vacant lot to allow Coffey time for his tomato crop to mature.
Lincoln two Maynard boys were badly injured when their car left Route 2A near the Concord lawn line Friday around 8 p.m. Charles Hayes 16 of 7 Grant Street suffered a broken leg. William Lizotte 16 of 9 Garfield Street was shaken and X-rayed for internal injuries. Emerson Hospital responders included a Concord ambulance crew.
Years of arguments over rebuilding a bridge abruptly end when the bridge collapses. Experts predict that by 1956 electric utility plants will regularly consume more than 10 million tons of coal monthly.
A big food sale by Elllerson Hospital Auxiliary of Acton takes place Saturday August 27 at 2 o’clock in Exchange Hall Quimby Square. Mrs F Williams Rimbach will bake a cake using the recipe that won first prize in a Boston Edison contest. Proceeds support puppet making for children.
Carlisle Wimarjo Pabst Re fal Larcifer a Holstein-Friesian owned by Fenham W Smith of Lowell road has been named a Silver Medal Type Sire by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. The award reflects daughters of the bull achieving strong body conformation scores with several classified as Very Good after inspections at Brattleboro Vermont.
Ai den Johnson, a local milkman, discovers a note tucked in an empty milk bottle on his route asking to pour about a cupful of milk into a dish in the entry for the kitchen. The request appears mysterious and undetailed.
The share of Connecticut residents who earn their living from farming has fallen to about 3 per cent of the state's population, reflecting a shift away from agricultural livelihoods.
The listing promotes free outdoor thermometers and roast beef thermometers at Bearl's on Nason Street. Details on availability or conditions are limited in the fragment.
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