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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1955

Page

9

Polish refugee recalls life under Communists and gain in U.S.

Barbara Franczek, a Polish survivor who spent 18 months under Communist rule from 1947 to 1949, described starvation in coal mines and fear of Americans. She later joined an American family in Germany before emigrating to the United States with sponsor Mr. Barton of Rice-Barton Corp in Worcester.

Chilicia Michael Timothy Jeffrey Poland Germany Franczek Weisbaden America Barbara Fronczek Charles S. Barton Deerfoot Road Southboro Timothy Barton

Giant national Christmas tree lights up for peace celebration

A towering Christmas tree from South Dakota will be lit in Gettysburg as part of a multi nation ceremony with embassies, schools, and cultural groups. The event includes a replica mosque, a life size Nativity scene, and daily performances in multiple languages. An international pageant and folk dances mark the first annual ceremony promoting friendship among nations with thousands in attendance.

U. S Court Congress United Pan American Kistani I, Lahore Claus Eight Lives Iterica

Maynard Co-op Aids Haiti Village CARE Drive

Maynard Co-op raises funds to aid Mathieu Haiti flood recovery. Two sewing machines sent to support CARE Freedom Village project. Goal is 2800 dollars to provide chickens sewing materials furniture and building supplies plus an electric generator. Contributions to the Co-op cashier or CARE Fund in Maynard.

Maynard Maynard Co-op Mathieu Haiti Co-op Samuel Ziskind CARE United Co-op Care Fund Maynard, Maass

Peace on Earth and Good Will to All

The line echoes a timeless holiday message, advocating universal peace and goodwill. The phrase appears as a refrain for celebrations, sermons, and community gatherings emphasizing harmony among people regardless of origin.

Black Hills spruce chosen for White House Christmas pageant

The 65 foot Black Hills spruce selected as the centerpiece for the White House Pageant of Peace in Washington this Christmas was provided by South Dakota's Game Fish and Parks Department and the Keep South Dakota Green committee. State Forester Harry Woodward praised the tree calling it a perfect specimen and one of the most beautiful Black Hills spruces he has seen.

Rapid City S. Dup Black Hills White House Washington South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department Harry Woodward

Car Operation In Area Averages 952 For Year

Figures from the American Automobile Association show Middlesex County with 279,000 passenger cars spending about 266 million dollars annually on operation. Per car this equals 952 dollars averaged for 10,000 miles yearly, including fixed charges and 3.5 cents per mile for gas, oil, tires, and maintenance.

American Automobile Association Middlesex County

Local Heart Fund appoints new officers in Maynard drive

Maynard general chairman Mrs. Benjamin Bigusiak and Heart Sunday chairman Miss Jennie Grdzewski announced new local officers for the 1956 Heart Fund drive. New appointments include Mrs. Albert Iskian as mercantile chairman and Mrs. John F. Stokes as chairman of clubs and organizations. Stokes noted films on heart health are available free to clubs and groups, and calls to the Massachusetts Heart Association at Copley 7-4400 arrange showings.

Maynard Benjamin Bigusiak Jennie Girdzewski Heart Albert Iskian Summer Street Mercantile John F. Stokes Roosevelt Street Stokes Massachusetts Heart Association Copley 7

Barbers Urge Voters to Register Before Nov 8 Election

In Philadelphia barbers shift their chatter from weather to civic duty urging customers to register and vote in the upcoming November 8 municipal election. The note underlines registration deadlines and the importance of participation in local government.

Philadelphia

Teacher Expresses Views On Disciplining Young Children

John Hartman reports in a United Press dispatch from Baldwin New York that school discipline hinges on teacher authority and parental support. He argues immediate fair punishment, strong leadership, and shared responsibility between home and school are essential to morale and respect in the classroom.

John Hartman United Press Baldwin N.Y

Farmers Tax Guide Now Available Nationwide

The Farmers Tax Guide, a 64 page booklet prepared by the IRS with aid from the Extension Service and land grant colleges, explains 1955 tax steps for farmers. It includes a rapid finder index, expense checklists, and topics on depreciation, inventories, gains and losses, and farm conservation. Availability is at IRS district offices and county farm agents, with mail requests to 174 Ipswich Street, Boston.

Internal Revenue Service National Office The Tax Collection Agency Federal Extension Service Department of Agriculture State Extension Services Federal Land Grant Colleges National Grange American Farm Bureau Federation Farmers’ Union National Livestock Tax Committee Ipswich Street Boston

Seventeen Cities and Towns Apply For Airport Funds

The Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission announced 17 Bay State communities have submitted airport construction and improvement projects to the Civil Aeronautics Administration for the federal aid program. The four year appropriation of a quarter billion dollars was recently approved by Congress. Communities listed include Hyannis Beverly Fall River Fitchburg Gardner Mansfield Martha's Vineyard Nantucket New Bedford North Adams Norwood Orange Pittsfield Provincetown Southbridge Westfield and Worcester.

Boston Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission Bay State Civil Aeronautics Administration Congress Hyannis Beverly Fall River Fitchburg Gardner Mansfield Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket New Bedford North Adams Norwood Orange Pittsfield Provincetown Southbridge Westfield Worcester

Governors Sponsor New England Marines Recruiters

Four New England governors Christian Herter Lane Dwinell Dennis Roberts and Edmund Muskie endorse a 300 man Governors Marines company. The mass swearing in is Jan 25 1956 in Boston followed by a train to Parris Island for ten weeks of boot camp.

Boston Mass New England Christian A. Herter Massachusetts Lane Dwinell New Hampshire Dennis J. Roberts Rhode Island Edmund S. Muskie Maine Marine Corps South Station Parris Island S. C Herter Jay V. Poage United States Marine Corps United States

Democrats urged to end differences in Massachusetts

State Senator Mario Umana urged Massachusetts Democrats to unite behind a single front after a Supreme Court decision ousted John Carr as chairman. He warned continued factional fights could leave the party in a political vacuum and cited leadership changes as Williams Burke moved into the chair.

Boston Massachusetts United Front Mario Umdna Umana Massachusetts Supreme Court John C. Carr Medford Democratic State Committee Tor William H. Burke Hatfield State Committee

Miniature New England Church Draws Attention At Marlboro Home

A detailed wooden replica of a New England white church sits on Gordon Holden's front lawn at 12 Davis Street Marlboro attracting visitors each day next week for tours. The 43 inch tall 36 by 30 inch structure features hand carved interior pews pulpit altar Bible pipe organ and a cloaked choir boy. Herbert Holden built it over four months inspired by a similar display and his daughter Norma Mott painted the stained glass windows.

Herbert H. Holden Lincoln Street Hudson Gordon L. Holden Davis Street Marlboro New England Holden Herber H Olden Universal Boring Company Gordon Herbert Norma Mott

Don’t Give Your Life for Christmas Safety Reminder

A Christmas safety note urges both pedestrians and drivers to avoid holiday daze. Tips include crossing at corners, walking against traffic on rural roads, not blocking views, and not windows shopping while driving. Emphasizes reducing speed and avoiding alcohol.

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