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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1949
Page
11
A fragment notes mechanical heating faults may need cleaning or overload protection. It warns about fires and suffocation risks from overloaded circuits and unsafe winter home practices, urging caution per National Safety Reports.
Fragmentary passage discusses beliefs about Hebrews and Christians and claims Muslims call the one true God Allah. It states Muhammad is equal to Jesus in writing, reflecting a contested religious distinction.
The question concerns whether a beneficiary should inform the Veterans Administration about the insured's death after he applied for a special dividend. Report the death to the district office with jurisdiction over the insured’s records. Dividends on in force policies at death go to the beneficiaries. dividends on lapsed policies are handled accordingly.
Springfield notices Henry Lynman, age 70, jailed for six months after the first fall chill. Lynman has cycled through a six month vagrancy sentence set by Judge William Conway whenever cold weather returns, asserting a warm bunk is needed even in jail.
The article notes a dramatic price increase reaching more than 13 dollars per pound in 1939, highlighting a sharp market rise and its impact on buyers and sellers.
In a quiet village Nat West Nola returns to Pineville for Christmas while awaiting news of Jim on occupation duty. A blizzardy trip with Dec Ryan and a last ride alone fade as Jim arrives in khaki and the couple embrace their awaited family moment.
In Olympia Washington a rain soaked accident led to a 10 pound salmon being crane lifted onto a standard causing traffic tie up during the incident. About 2 000 Americans visited Finland in the first half of 1949.
Robert C. McLane, a former GI, arraigned before U. S. Commissioner William C. Rogers on charges of selling jewelry unlawfully imported to the United States. Diamonds and necklaces valued at about 5000 reportedly bought in Germany between 1944 and 1946. Bail set at 1500 after probable cause found for grand jury action.
The Postmaster urges timely mailing of Christmas packages and cards. He notes five sacks of gifts ready for delivery, recommends heavy corrugated wrap and inner address cards, and advises sending out of state greetings by December 15 while local cards should be dropped off the Thursday before Christmas.
Miss Blanche of the Agricultural Extension Service presented a certificate. Miss Eames has completed 21 years of extension work, serving in Bristol County before coming to the local office in 1948.
In Detroit a flock of pheasants gathers at a theatre parking area each morning chasing spilled popcorn. The scene shows wildlife intrusion near the cinema as birds feed on discarded snack remnants.
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