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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1942
Page
6
War Production Board and Office of Price Administration indicate weeks more to implement sugar rationing. Officials warn of limited availability and movement of home grown beet sugar to the East to ensure equitable distribution for Americans when stamps are used.
Quote attributed to Horace about fortune changing. compact reflection on future assurances and optimism amid current difficulties.
State House Boston reports daylight saving time remains official across the Commonwealth through the last Sunday in September or until federal law changes. Marlboro homeowners are told not to set clocks ahead another hour on the April date.
A fragmentary phrase evokes tension between movement and balance, suggesting a metaphorical path where a bird’s stride signals tentative progress despite instability. The source text hints at a philosophical reflection rather than a concrete event or report.
Dr A K Getman urges rural education leaders to join county agents and manufacturers in farm machinery repair efforts. Vocational agriculture teachers, farm mechanics heads, and school executives should use shop facilities and public resources to organize repair clinics, tractor tune ups, and field adjustments for farmers to bolster American food production.
Florence C. Weed explains how grape refuse and byproducts from California and other states are finding industrial uses. Grape pomace and seeds yield tartaric acid for baking powder and oil for coating raisins. Eastern waste seeds face transport costs. wartime demands spur new outlets for grape materials in soap fuel and cosmetics research.
The piece notes dairy feeding rules to maintain milk production and body condition, a 82 percent rise in electricity delivered to consumers in the last year, and farm machinery maintenance steps. It also mentions rising consumer purchasing power in 1942, potential demand for soybeans in the South, and urges county agents to provide soybean information.
A reflection on the vast realms hidden in unseen data inviting inference and thoughtful analysis. The phrase hints at exploring knowledge gaps where new facts emerge through careful reasoning and evidence.
A wartime 1942-era message recalls Lincoln with three generations before the memorial. It quotes Lincoln on democracy and duty, contrasting American liberty with tyranny, and asserts America fights for peace with freedom against conquest and oppression.
Charles Leibman, formerly a Marlboro airport flying instructor with 850+ hours, will report March 1 to the Riddie Aeronautics Institute in Arcadia Indiana as an instructor. His brother David is in the Army Air Corps and also serves as an instructor. The brothers previously ran a gas and fuel oil business in South Sudbury.
The Acton Woman's club will be entertained by the West Acton Woman's club on Monday March 5 at the West Acton club house. Mrs Ethel B Atwood will read original poems. Musical selections arranged by Mrs Wilder Smaltz Mrs Ormal Laffin and Mrs Waldo Flint. Miss Katherine Kinsley closes with The Star Spangled Banner. Hostess is Mrs Edward L Pendergast.
Early Saturday motorists cautiously used well sanded roads after a cold snap. Crews worked through night and morning, clearing icy curves approaches and rail crossings. By Saturday noon only one accident was logged at police headquarters, reflecting the effective sand data effort.
United Press correspondent Virgil Pinkley travels by air from California to Hawaii, India, Iraq, Iran, Egypt and Libya as British forces engage Rommel. He files exclusive interviews with leaders including Duff Cooper Gandhi Wavell and others while reporting on tank clashes and American equipment in action. He aims to visit Great Britain and Continental Europe before returning to New York.
The Pomona Grange master Thomas of Northboro announces a meeting in Memorial hall Hudson on February 126 at 10 80 a m Visitors will be by Mrs Doris Eager Hudson Grange and the home community committee led by Ordway A program in the afternoon features Senior Lt McGee USN at 1 45 p m Music and entertainment arranged by Emerts, lecturer of Hudson Many Grangers from the Bor Mona district are expected to attend Meanwhile a fire at Edwin Great Road Acton burned a brooder house injuring 100 chicks.
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