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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1963
Page
4
The Press Inc. reports a typographical error in an advertisement from Marlboro Massachusetts. The company says it will reprint the advertisement in the affected part of the issue with corrected wording.
The readable fragment mentions a 2 o'clock Wednesday publication date labeled Meeday one day before Hen. Details are incomplete and names or places are not clear in the text.
Mind Annual showcases fragrant hyacinth displays with sensitive plants and Cape Cod varieties. The garden features pots and containers, hollies, evergreens, a mid-18th century house patio and well, begonias educational exhibit, and a thatched Pilgrim house with herb plantings. Free parking and a spacious second floor dining room offer hot meals. Wonderland of flowers centers the show.
Bay State plans for emergency shelters to house 3.4 million residents in a statewide program. Opera cast details and production staff are listed amid a separate note on ticket sales and reservations for a Donnelly box office performance.
In Lansing Massachusetts officials discuss shelter capacity as Steuart Pittman announces federal state drive to repurpose properties for fallout shelters. He cites 3.4 million housing capacity with 2.5 million more needed and 40 percent ventilation requirements. Warehouses hold supplies for one third of shelters.
Residents urge federal funds to widen a dangerous right angle approach near Lab Street close to the National Park. Iris Goodspeed reports on public concerns about waste disposal, private ways, and street plowing in Sudbury and surrounding towns amid protests over residential land use and enforcement failures.
A display features a century old kitchen with a washing machine a cast iron tea kettle and a pan among other utensils. The exhibit also highlights a walnut table and chairs in the kitchen section. Robert J. Heron of Worcester appears associated with the event.
Public notices call for citizens to invest in their country by buying U.S. Savings Bonds. The campaign promotes national savings and fiscal responsibility with messaging aimed at all age groups and communities.
Police Chief Leo Algeo says a new lead in the Joan Risch case is being pursued with urgency. Droney confirms disclosure of information about another person involved as investigators follow the developing details.
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