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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1956

Page

39

Birds of a Feather Shape Strong Families in Study

Harvard sociologist Dr. Carle Zimmerman and Jesuit Father Lucius Cervantes report from a Ford Foundation funded survey of 60,000 families across Boston New Orleans St Louis Omaha Denver and Los Angeles plus Morgantown and Stillwater finding that similar backgrounds and religious kinship create a social cocoon around children reducing arrest and divorce risks. Relatives often count among intimate friends and interfaith marriages occur more widely than expected, with income extremes facing more juvenile troubles than mid-range incomes.

James Ryan United Press Lucius F. Cervantes Denver, Colo Carle Zimmerman Harvard United Ere Ford Foundation Father Cervantes Boston Dr. Zimmerman Tfeir New Orleans St. Louis Omaha Denver Los Angeles Morgantown W. Va Stillwater Oklo Winchester Mass

Rotary Welcomes Concord Man At Luncheon

Concord Rotary hosts Albert D Ehrenfried of Sudbury road as speaker at the August 23 gathering. Past President Fred T Boyd introduces him while Jesse Fay Baker chairs. Visitors from Massachusetts clubs and one from California attend as Dr. D Edward Cleary Jr notes Charter Night and District 289 governorship bid. Ohio capital Columbus cited for its Doric architecture.

Concord Albert D. Ehrenfried Sudbury Road Fred T. Boyd Jesse Fay Baker Ehrenfried Technical Marketing Associates, Inc Massachusetts California D. Edward Cleary, Jr Littleton Ayer Club Concord Club Boyd Rotary International Rotary

Cross-faith marriages linked to higher divorce and arrest rates

A study concludes that couples who marry across religious lines face major difficulties. They report four times as many divorces and desertions and two to three times as many children with at least one arrest for delinquent acts, due to unresolved faith differences.

Changes in Social Security Extend to Self Employed Professionals

A 1956 overview notes new social security coverage for self employed professionals including lawyers dentists chiropractors veterinarians and optometrists starting Jan 1 1956. About 200000 professionals are affected with lawyers forming the largest group and dentists about 78000 actively practicing. The article explains earning credits and the impact on self employed individuals long familiar with the program.

Acneate A. Keyes Waltham United States Social Security

Youth selects hoghouse to escape heat

A U P report notes air conditioning spreads widely from hog houses to cow barns and sidewalks. Missouri studies link cooling to higher milk output, while jokes and cartoons reflect the trend. Air conditioned taxis, churches, and even Lincoln’s tomb appear. Local Social Security reps list vacation locations and hours.

Harman W. Nichols U. P Washington South Johnny University of Missouri White ‘House Forrestal South Africa Montana New York Abraham Lincoln Springfield Ill

Labor leader lauds Senator Furbush for Sunday dancing bill

Senate President Richard S. Furbush, Republican candidate for Secretary of State, receives strong praise from organized labor in Massachusetts for proposing legislation to permit Sunday dancing. Samuel Marcus of the Musicians Union says thousands could gain employment and vows protections ensuring proper observance of the Lord's Day.

Senate Richard S. Furbush Organized Labor Massachusetts Samuel Marcus American Federation of Musicians Furbush Marcus Musicians’ Union Veterans’ Posts Holy Name Societies Senate Ways and Means Commonwealth Uth Boys’ Club Waltham United Cerebral Palsy Associations of

Carlisle Fall Programs At Congregational Church

Fall plans at Carlisle Congregational Church include Rev. Robert B. Dempsey teaching at Camp Firtside in New Hampshire and local youths enrolled in classes. A new salt box home on Winsor estate in Concord road is under construction after a March fire. Carlisle Grange Prepares for Middlesex North Pomona visitors at fall meeting. First Religious Society worship resumes September 9 under Rev. Albert N. Kaucher. Parsonage improvements near Carlisle center. Carlisle school committee meets September 10. chairman David R. Bott with Karl V. Struss and Miss Doreen M. Young.

Carlisle Congregational Church Robert B. Dempsey Camp Firtside Barrington New Hampshire Ork Winsor Estate Concord Road John Bisbee Alice Carlisle Grange H. No Middlesex North Pomona First Religious Society Unitarian Albert N. Kaucher Barrett Carlisle Center Carlisle David R. Bott Karl V. Struss Doreen M. Young

Ketchikan Lying Closer to Orient Than Other U.S. Areas

Ketchikan Alaska sits 500 miles closer to the Orient than any other part of the continental United States, highlighting its unique geographic position in the far northwest.

Ketchikan Alaska Orient Continental United States

Conservation Report Highlights Rapid Tile Drain Progress

A committee notes tile lines are being installed at the fastest rate, with about five miles projected by year end. Sost Conservation Service technicians are adopting new survey methods and reducing need for supervision. Cost shares from Agricultural Conservation Program boost activities. district contractors improve trenching, back-filling, and grading. Farm ponds and drainage ditches remain popular, and drought year benefits are cited. Wet fields are being drained to boost yields on shrinking land due to development. An August meeting discussed adopting a different approach for ci

Sost Conservation Service

Caution Urged On Finishers For Clothing

Drip-dry finishes for cottons and nylons help appearance and wear. Home demonstrator Blanche W. Eames notes dripping eases ironing, reduces wrinkles, and aids soil shedding. Synthetics like dacron also drip-dry, needing minimal handling to keep wrinkle-free. A seven-foot leg span record king crab was caught near Kodiak Island, Alaska.

Dacron Kodiak Island Alaska

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