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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
5
A committee discusses school housing at the club house with two exits, three sides, and a central center church. action grants a contract for use of facilities while a new life and long range plan unfold over a year.
P Riviere and St Hancock enjoyed a week at a southern beach. Mr Riviere left for Dun for a new position at a factory. Mrs have children will a month.
ALA survey says eight state area will place all available law officers on duty over the holiday. Massachusetts leads with 7500 officers on streets and highways including State Police and MDC units. New York State, New Jersey and Connecticut each plan more than 3600 on duty at peak times. Rhode Island New Hampshire Maine and Vermont follow with smaller contingents.
Mr and Mrs Burleigh L Pratt of Elm Street recently returned from a vacation with part spent in Nova Scotia. Tuesday night Concord Lions Club attendees included Dave Fogg Max Canter and Bill Bright all members of the Waltham Lions.
Etheridge, 33, was willed his mother's 250000 furniture business trust but will remain a salaried employee for about three years to learn the business before intending to take over. In a separate note, developers announce the creation of the most powerful x ray beam for cancer treatment being built for the University of California medical school.
Miss Barbara Hansen and Albert Mariano were married at St. Ann's Church Wayland on August 24 officiated by Rev Fahey. The bride wore white satin and lace with a pearl cap and illusion veil. They honeymooned in New York. Both graduates. Mariano served in the military stationed in California.
William F Ersman resumes duties at Snow Pharmacy after a two week Cape vacation with family. Capt Alfred Perkins and family relocate to Browns Mill New Jersey near McGuire Air Base where Perkins serves in the U S Air Force. Bernard Megin family returns from Scituate beach with Megin joining weekends after playground duties end. Morton Seavey and family return from vacation in Laconia. Max Fultz guest speaker on farm hour at a Boston radio station. Lawrence Kendall out sick at Wilson Lumber Co due to virus confinement at home.
The Middlesex Soil Conservation District offers brillion seeders to all farm operators. The units seed mixtures of varying types in one pass with a roller attachment to soil and surface for a single operation, saving a second pass. Contact Thomas Sexton in Chelmsford until August 29, then Mildred Hollowell or Claire Carbo in Concord on September 2 for information.
John Trainor, a veteran who spent part of the war in Switzerland, saved 18 600 nickels and will use the 930 dollars to fund a summer country tour. He plans a cross country trip after amassing the small change during years of saving.
Huntington Indiana residents watch as former high school science teacher Eif fel G. Piasterer returns to farming with an old steam engine and separator to thresh wheat. He declines modern combines and crops two loads daily, drawing a crowd of curious farmers.
Northrop engineers in Hawthorne California unveil a windless wind tunnel using electronics to simulate flight. The device projects a life size hydraulic mock up of the F 89 Scorpion all weather interceptor for testing without traditional wind currents.
Scientists use a high speed interceptor model to gather flight performance data cheaply. The method reduces preliminary work and minimizes the number of full flight tests required.
Kerry Kelly, 4 year old daughter of State Sen Keith Kelly, caused consternation at the Fort Worth policeman's picnic by insisting on seeing a real policeman, not a man in a sport shirt posing as one.
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