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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1955

Page

9

Budget reform proposals and highway financing plan cited

An authoritative group criticizes the federal budget for excluding public service spending and outlines a highway plan funded by 30 year taxable bonds and fees from filling stations and motels. It notes expected costs exceeding 11.5 billion in interest and discusses revolving funds and TVA repayments as contrasts.

Com- 1 Economic Developuthoritative Congress Splin Comdit Corporation Byrd TVA Federal Treasury General Fund of the Treasury Treasury

Boston Conference Dates and Music Educators Meeting

A partial notice notes an Eastern Music Ed Conference in Boston on February 25 with sessions from February 1 and a festival of lectures and discussions for elementary to vocal music. Contact Yeremian at Behoot for registration.

Yeremian

Beaverlodge Mystery: 1300 Feet Descent in Canada’s Largest Posits

In Saskatchewan near Beaverlodge, a descent of 1300 feet is reported as part of Canada’s largest posits. Local observers document the dramatic drop and note its significance for mining operations and regional geology.

Ada Saskatchewan Canada

Concord Students Visit Hospital Open House at Framingham Union

Concord junior and senior girls interested in nursing attended an open house at Framingham Union Hospital School of Nursing. The program included a hospital tour and a talk on nursing requirements, followed by tea in Day Memorial Hall. The visit proved very interesting and educational.

Concord Framingham Union Hospital School of Nursing Day Memorial Hall

Jail Chapel to Get New National Flag in St Louis

Decorators working on the city jail chapel decided to replace the old flag with a new national flag. The existing flag had 45 stars, and the date of its installation is not recalled.

St. Louis

Air Force researchers test ice in Labrador cold

1st Lieut. Lees J Burrows and 2nd Lieut. Paul W Pomeroy of the AFCRC join U S Navy Hydrographic Office men in Hopedale Labrador to study the mechanical strength of ice sheets and assess trafficability for Northwest Air Command supporting air defense lanes near Newfoundland Greenland and Hudson Bay in severe conditions.

Bedford Air Force Cambridge Research Center Labrador Geophysics Research Directorate AFCRC Air Force North American Air Research and Development Command Lees J. Burrows Grant Street Lexington Paul W. Pomeroy Phillips Street Boston Joint Air Force Navy Hopedale U.S. Navy Hydrographic Office Northwest Air Command Newfoundland Greenland Hudson Bay

Safety Slogan Promoted in Massachusetts Schools

Massachusetts pupils receive February safety message Look Both Ways Before Crossing via AAA posters and lesson guides. Frances B. Russ urges parent discussion to reinforce the pedestrian rule as children compete in the 1955 safety poster contest with regional and national prizes.

Bay State Massachusetts American Automobile Association Triple A Frances B. Russ AAA Boylaton St Boston

DOGS LIFE REPORT OUTING IN HOLDREGE NEBRASKA

A middle-aged woman, her daughter, granddaughter, and the family dog rode along on an airing. The grandmother carried the baby, the daughter pushed the baby buggy, and the dog lounged comfortably on pillows.

Holdredge Neb

Free trees for San Jose sidewalks offered by city

San Jose officials announce a free tree program delivering 14 varieties to residents for sidewalk parking strips. The offer covers any eligible property, with city crews handling delivery at no cost to homeowners.

San Jose Calif

Holy Name Society to Observe Communion at Our Lady Help

Holy Name Society members of Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord will attend 8:30 a.m. Mass next Sunday February 13 followed by a downstairs luncheon. President Alexander F. MacEachern will preside. Guest speaker John J Brennan Jr of Waltham, associate professor at Boston College, will discuss Catholic Leadership in Industry. Rev Lewis F Kearn, pastor and spiritual director, will also attend and pins may be presented to all paid-up members.

West Concord Holy Name Society Our Lacy Help of Christians Church Alexander F. MacEachern John J. Brennan, Jr Waltham Boston College Lewis F. Kearn

Larger loans rise in Massachusetts report trends

Massachusetts officials report a shift in lending with fewer regulated loans but more unregulated credit. The Bureau of Loan Agencies notes 226 small loan firms paid fees and bonds, 220 386 loans for 43 689 million dollars, down from the prior year, with Melrose and Peabody as the only cities lacking licensed agencies. The text also mentions the Skinkolobwe uranium deposit in the Belgian Congo.

Bay State Edn J. Cronin Bureau of Loan Agencies Cronin Commonwealth Martin J. Hanley Melrose Peabody Massachusetts

Concord Town Manager Question On March Ballot

Message to local voters urges a large turnout on March 7 to choose between continuing the current diffuse administration or adopting a town manager system. It argues funds are spent by many officials and boards and asks whether an executive secretary or town engineer could improve efficiency.

Concord Town of

Navy hunter-killer unit targets submarines with aircraft

A hunter killer unit built from Navy aircraft equipped with detection gear seeks enemy subs and directs destroyers to engage, aiming to end the threat.

DeCordova Family Concert Series Opens At Lincoln

Lincoln hosts the DeCordova Museum concert titled Old and Contemporary Music for Old and Modern Instruments. Anne Gombosi directs a group including Rhea Sadowsky Daniel Pinkham Frances Snow Drinker Alison Fowle and Mrs Gombosi with viola d amoire and violin. Reservations at 6 0355.

Lincoln deCoradova Museum Veilin Bach Telemann Stamitz Ervin Henning Hindemith Jacques Ibert Anne Gombosi Rhea Sadowsky Daniel Pinkham Frances Snow Drinker Alison Fowle Gombosi Boston Schola Cantorum Basiliensis Switzerland

Build it Yourself Homes Prove Popular in Worcester Area

L Grossman Sons Inc of Quincy mass promotes pre engineered build it yourself homes now common in Worcester with 400 erected. Agents explain no down payment and 90 day grace, with monthly costs from 29 to 65 dollars. Homes range 4500 to 8000 dollars with various exterior finishes and styles. Deputy plans include bank mortgages after completion.

L. Grossman Sons, Inc Quincy Mass James Lecuyer Sun Valley Drive Worcester Lecuyer Cape Cod Sidney W. Grossman

Milford judge fines Turner then lends him the penalty

Milford Connecticut a town court judge fined John Turner 23 nine dollars for a traffic violation and then lent him the money to pay the penalty.

Milford, Conn ULP John Turner

Trinity Church Holds Annual Session Electing Vestrymen

The Concord parish meets to elect vestrymen and officers. Roger Crafts presents refugee settlement talk with film The Signature. Officers elected include Lovejoy senior warden and Mears treasurer. Delegates to diocesan conventions named. by law change to expand vestry proposed.

Trinity Church Concord Nelson Rooney Winslow Damon Roger Crafts William H. Clark Stephen P. Baldwin Frederick W. Mears Frederick H. Lovejoy Fabian Friedman Livingston Hall Mears Baldwin Donald B. Wilson Alden French Richard M. Cameron French Russell Hunt Hall

Local Camp Folk Attend Hub Session in Boston

Concord residents Mrs. Burton PD Webster and Mrs. Steven Dimmock of Lexington joined Mrs. Steven Morang of Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Pulis to represent Camp Thor eau at the American Camping Association regional meeting at the Hotel Statler February 4–5. The program covered camp ethics standards menu planning wilderness camping and water safety with remarks by Dr. Taylor Statten Jr. from Tatten Camps Toronto and Dr. Frederick Lewis of the Herald Tribune New York City.

Concord Burton PD. Webster Steven Dimmock Lexington Steven Morang Winchester Clifford A. Pulis Camp Thoreau American Camping Association Hotel Statler Boston Taylor Statten, Jr Tatten Camps Toronto Canaa Frederick Lewis Herald Tribune New York City

Scout Officials of Troop 69 in Concord Form New Group

Scoutmaster is John Conroy with assistants William Ryan Richard Buckley Donald King and John Mancuso. William Buckley named explorer advisor. Troop 69 committee led by Charles Mara with James Blackburn Col Thomas J. McGrath Police Chief Robert E. Kelley Ralph Ambrose Dr James E. Rockett and Alfred Baptiste. Institutional rep John Carson. Marion English Massachusetts Urban League. Mrs Lee Beckhard ACA program services chair Gerrard Harrison ACA assistant executive secretary presented material on national camping picture.

Concord John Conroy Richard Buckley Donald King John Mancuso William Buckley Troop Charles Mara James Blackburn Thomas J. McGrath Robert E. Kelley Ralph T. Ambrose James E. Rockett Alfred Baptiste John Carson Marion English Massachusetts Urban League Lee Beckhard ACA Gerrard Harrison

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