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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
5
The American Federation of Labor is noted in connection with 1886 organizational efforts, mentioning naval clashes involving ships named Prince of Wales and a reference to a sinking by a force called Jape in 1941.
Sparse sugar supplies and a 1600 ton Java find fuel pessimism about price relief. Market insiders fear no easing of the deficit before new Cuban and Rican crops arrive after March. A dentist inventor promises painless drills, easing patient fear. lost dogs and human interest notes follow with brief local color.
In a hospital love triangle, Julie admits she has posed as her sister Jean to deceive Lieutenant Dick Mansfield. After he regains partial sight, Julie reveals the truth but vows to stay by his side. Dick forgives her, and they confess mutual love under the moonlight, planning a future together.
The blue booklet given at discharge contains general information on benefits under the Bill. The latest edition dated August 194? is issued jointly by the War and Navy Departments. A discharged service member may wear both the discharge emblem and the lapel button, and may obtain an emblem by applying at the nearest Army post if issued after his discharge.
Terminal leave lets an officer use up to 120 days of unused leave with full pay and allowances when leaving service. Disability compensation starts from discharge date if filed within one year. otherwise it takes effect from the filing date.
Sugar stamp 38 still valid for five pounds through December 31 when a new stamp in the same book will take effect. Food rationing continues. Meat retailers also pay four cents per pound for used fat.
A reader asks about eligibility for Family Allowance with $37 income. Answer: apply for Family Allowance on behalf and request reclassification of sons' payments to chief support. If approved, they could receive about $79 monthly, with no change to deductions from the soldier. Applications and details through Personal Affairs Branch, First Service Command, 808 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston. If the soldier is overseas or in the U S, the application must go through the soldier's personnel officer.
Readers are advised that all factual military inquiries should be addressed to Public Relations Officer Ha. First e Command at 808 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.
Nashville farmer Tom Derryberry of Sleepy Hollow Farm began with two scrub goats and an experiment. The farm became Middle Tennessee’s leading goat dairy and offers nearby customers regular goat milk. He is the first in Nashville or Davidson County to work with state and county health departments on scientific production of goat milk.
A damaged or unclear police bulletin notes a civilian jeep involved in a traffic incident. The fragment mentions pedestrians and safety concerns but lacks clear details on location, time, or outcomes.
Edward Jones of Warsaw New York keeps an unusual pet a bird that looks like a hen but crows and lays eggs. The creature has a rooster like head and comb yet behaves as a hen attracting wide local attention.
A former tenant in Los Angeles reportedly left a hand grenade in a dresser drawer after moving out. Landlord R. Pulis inspected the vacant unit and found the weapon, prompting local authorities to secure the area.
At Michigan university professor David Owen prepared a Detroit women’s club lecture on youth contact. Nearby, two neighbors argued over appearance with the older boy scolding the younger for sloppy dress. The younger retorted pants never supported me.
A fragmentary exchange features Veterans One through Two discussing battles and forming lines. The dialogue playfully questions how to transform a line and push through fear with a bee line metaphor.
A compact quip notes a man who spoke of marriage before and then grew quiet after tying the knot. The saying contrasts anticipation with the hush that follows.
A rider comments on his initial experience with Ted noting strong emotion and a sense of connection. The account emphasizes personal feeling rather than technical details.
Mrs Jones recalls an old rift with her husband over his habit of staying late at business conferences. Mrs Smith warned he would be late, and she asked if she could rely on his timeline.
Jerry questions grounds for disapproval. Harry cites issues near the house as the basis.
A rugged hunter recalls a tense Alaska encounter where faced with a bear on the floor he chose self preservation over the animal. The account emphasizes a grim judgment that the bear would make a better rug.
Dialogue between a woman and a man reveals a strained relationship as she questions love and accuses him of past experiments. The exchange hints at jealousy and unresolved trust within the couple.
A brief dialogue notes a library color idea in brown and a joke about being found in a brown study with a man named Jones and Smith. The exchange conveys a light cultural moment without further details.
A quirky note on horse behavior mentions that horses sleep while standing. The amusing remark ties to racing culture and betting banter, reflecting a lighthearted newspaper aside about equine habits and wagering.
Smith and his wife discuss being frugal to balance their budget. They stay in every night to save money, noting it is a constraint that limits evening plans.
A playful exchange reveals a dog named Fido can fetch a hat when the owner whistles, showing a new trick learned since the last visit.
Easy holiday sweets to make with kids using condensed milk and chocolate. Recipes cover Magic Pecan Sice and Magic Short Cut Fie, detailing ingredients like pecan meats and vanilla, with steps to melt chocolate, stir in milks, cool, and form into bite sized treats for the Christmas table.
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