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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1955
Page
21
Graham T. Winslow, chair of the State-wide Committee for School Aid, endorses Governor Herter’s budget proposal to add at least thirty million dollars for public education and to relieve local property taxes. The committee, formed last October by over forty Massachusetts citizens, aims to double state aid to public schools.
Portland advisory board selected two major offenders against smoke regulations after a month of chimney inspections. The cannery and city hall topped the list as the worst violators in Maine. In 1950-51 the U S Office of Education reports 24.1 pupils per teacher nationally with Alabama at 30.6 and nine of the fifteen highest ratios in the South.
Sudbury Mass board of appeals will hold a public hearing February 17 1985 at 8 00 P M in Town Hall on two petitions Felice Genna seeks permission to build closer to Boston Post Road and Edward H Hill Evelyn E Hill seek use of South Sudbury Lot for bank building and vehicle parking with a 100 by 100 foot area behind the post office lot Both petitions require petitioners attendance or representation. By Stephen M W Gray Clerk
Sudbury selectmen will receive bids for a new police cruiser until February 24 1955 at 8 PM and open proposals publicly February 25 1955 at 8 PM at the Town Hall. Only V eight type engines with 6 volt systems will be considered. Provisions and specs available at the Police Department Town Hall Sudbury MA. In probate court Axel L Olson of Sudbury estate petition for will probate filed by Frederick Olean of Sudbury as executor without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge before February 10 1955. John C Leggat Esquire First Judge presiding. John J Foley Register January 20 27 February 3
John A. Logan president of the National Association of Food Chains says food prices will stay stable or dip slightly in 1955. He notes farm prices drive most food costs and that competition will sharpen, aiding consumers with better values. Prices are down about 5 percent from 1952 peaks and take home pay is at a record level.
Bay City Michigan reports that Baxman elementary introduces a talking report card. Parents visit the school to discuss their child’s progress with teachers, aiming for a fuller view of achievements and better parent teacher cooperation.
Army scout dogs can pick up alien scents at distances from 200 to 300 yards, enhancing surveillance and tracking capabilities.
A recipe feature offers corn chowder and tropical cream chowder as quick hearty options for cold days. It includes ingredients and steps for Corn Chowder with potatoes onions celery corn milk and butter plus a tropical version using condensed soups milk avocado and olives.
A group of six Concord men left for a three week deer hunting expedition in northern New Hampshire with guns ammo and camping gear including a big tent but forgot the tent poles. They slept outdoors Friday and Saturday nights and returned home on Sunday citing the cold.
Parents sue New Britain city for damages after their son lost two front teeth when he fell from a bicycle on an oil slicked street.
Regularly clean pillows and mattress pads to prevent embedded soil and odors. Bleach lightly for perspiration stains, rinse well, and dry in sunlight. Mattress pads should be washed at least monthly, rotating them if multiple beds exist. Feather pillows wash in their ticking with a home machine and dry fully but not bone dry. Foam pillows follow manufacturer directions. Finish by cleaning lint trays. A teaspoon lemon juice per quart of cooking rice keeps grains white and fluffy.
The puzzle presents a grid of numbered clues across vertical and horizontal entries including words like period of time and various definitions. Clues reference animals plants states and objects such as Rockfish Bruises Vegetables and Fennel. Answers align with standard crossword conventions and fill the grid based on the provided hints.
Simple home tips show reuse of old sheer curtains as dishcloths and using bias tape to seal edges. Pair wool socks as gloves for polishing furniture and combine putty with paint to save steps. A washcloth on the wrist keeps water and suds from dripping during wall cleaning.
New York reports women have added the Cravattina to their wardrobes replacing standard ties. Invented by an Italian designer, the item uses men’s tie fabrics tied in a Windsor knot and worn with suits sweaters or tailored shirts, available in American stores.
A government tallies shows more than five million farm operations across the United States now have electric service. The development signals broader agricultural modernization and improved productivity for rural communities.
New vinyl boots with gold flecked pattern and matching bonnet go with rainwear. Boots come in transparent smoke or clear plastic. Bonnet doubles as a portable carrying case, fitting into purse or pocket. Goodyear.
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