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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
13
A fragmented notice mentions a first class postal office with parcel post service and visitors including John Lee and Janice Borland among 4-H club winners in Chicago. It notes Ernainy Giese and a reference to American Harbor with a bull session and snow from last week.
George Roberts of Monogram Pictures at 39 Church St Boston chairs the New England Vet Hospital Postmark Collectors. The drive calls for members to dig out stamps and philatelic material for preservation and display.
When hunting season arrives and few are familiar with the game, modern refrigeration aids preparation. Cooking notes recommend roast wild duck with all the trimmings for Sunday dinner to bring out the meat’s distinctive flavor.
A bill proposes three classes of rate zones with premiums set by the Insurance Commissioner for driver and vehicle based on experience and violations. It also seeks foreign insurers to post claims data. Separately, workmen's compensation coverage eyed for increases while a family scene notes a Christmas tree gift and a dog named Tupid in the household narrative.
Book reviews describe a volume surveying modern journalism with pieces by famed writers and insiders. It highlights World War II coverage and a mix of humorous and tragic human interest stories. Authors named include Steinbeck Murrow Thomas and Runyon while older classics like Twain are referenced as reading interest.
Alfred B. Cendella Jr of the Dept of Conservation warns landowners of a new law denying payments for damage by wild deer to crops and trees on land posted against deer hunting. Orchards and buildings are exempt. Conservation officers report the finding to the Division of Law.
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