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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
9
Elizabeth Toomey profiles Katharine Lenroot, veteran welfare expert, who recalls early work in Wisconsin in 1913 and notes child labor and day care as enduring issues. Lenroot cites the Depression era as a turning point, with young people seeking any job and trains bearing hopes.
King announces 1953 vehicle registration rules citing mailing deadlines and branch office locations. Officials note mailing applications and plates must arrive by January 1, with the Registry operating over twenty branches from Hyannis northward. The report mentions a planetary context about lightest planet detection.
Miss Jacqueline Anne Flood daughter of Mr and Mrs James Joseph Flood of Brentwood California married John Dickinson Truesdale former Middlesex School athlete son of Mrs Phile Edwards Truesdale and the late Dr Truesdale at St Pauls Catholic Church Westwood California on Friday November 21st The couple will reside in Brentwood.
The Carlisle Catholic Womens Club will hold a whist party Friday at 8 PM in St Elizabeths Chapel. Tickets are available from Mrs Paul Gallant. St Elizabeths is a mission of St Bernard's parish, Concord.
Mrs. Louise Shugart swerved to calm four kittens on the front seat and crashed into a tree in Raleigh. In a separate incident, Mrs. Blanche Hunter collided with a power pole while attempting to handle a small dog riding with her.
Voters blamed a change in policy and leadership plus failed labor and political delivery. Urban Democratic strength faltered while southern leaders faltered, aiding Eisenhower. National totals show 57.5 million votes with Eisenhower 31.86 million and Stevenson 25.65 million. Republicans lead the House 223 to 211 with one independent and 49 Senate seats to 47, Morse's Oregon seat in play.
A Miami Beach resident was required to remove an "I like Ike" campaign skirt before voting. Officials barred campaign propaganda in the booth and she waited in line to cast her ballot after removing the garment.
President-elect Eisenhower faces a global agenda including NATO, German and Austrian treaty questions, Franco American relations, and UK Australia New Zealand defense coordination. France Britain and Norway’s Nobel decisions are also noted along with a daring helicopter rescue and a South African court ruling over a pet lion.
Philip Murray 66 president of the CIO died in San Francisco November 9 from a coronary occlusion. His body found at the Mark Hopkins hotel by his wife Elizabeth. Murray had just addressed a western regional conference of the United Steel Workers of America. He leaves a son Joe Murray.
The Civil Air Patrol celebrates its 11th founding date December 1 as an official Air Force auxiliary with volunteers and 75 000 members. Massachusetts Wing lists 3200 active cadets and 600 senior members, part of 52 wings nationwide. Cadet program trains youths 15 to 18 and offers two weeks of summer training at Air Force bases with overseas exchanges.
Massachusetts Wing of the Civil Air Patrol led by Colonel Harry J. Standring Jr. received a high efficiency rating from the Air Rescue Service for its search and rescue work. CAP operates over 9,000 communications stations and runs about 50 air ground contact patrols statewide. The wing conducts mercy flights forest fire patrols and Civil Defense tests with Observer Corps observers. Wing HQ is at Hanscom Field Bedford Massachusetts.
L M Womack of Booneville Mississippi says his location is cursed after two prior stores on the same site were blown away in 1931 and 1950. He has given up retail and turned to thickening cream production, urging shoppers to buy early for Christmas.
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