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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
7
A discussion of cooperative advertising practices in retailing. It notes how some chains offer large allowances to retailers to push prices, potentially harming smaller competitors, and cites potential enforcement challenges by government agencies in regulating cooperative allowances.
A fragmented notice mentions Edith Nourse at Bedford and National personnel in Lincoln. Parish service Saturday at 10 30 a m includes sermon at Love’s church with Pohl and ministers. Unitarian and Christiansen families in Sunset list. Concord High student welcomed at morning service.
Brief notes indicate a suburban venture exploring profits with plans involving a tent and Acton related terms. Limited readable fragments suggest a promotional or planning context for a local business project.
Lawmakers heard Wayland and Framingham school visitors discuss the Hurricane Reset Act and bridge plans with floodway provisions to divert Saxdrive flood. The session also debated university trustees autonomy and a death penalty bill sparking one of the year’s most sincere legislative discussions.
In Sudbury the Woman's Club led by president Mrs. Francis Raynor announced a Blyhm event. They urged school principals and local figures to coordinate with Faulk Hospital and local colleges for details.
Residents near Peak ham road warned after a roadway incident involving a child crossing tracks. The Sudbury Methodist banquet recorded the church site purchase by Mrs. Davison. Mrs. Clara Cane celebrated her 95th birthday as Sudbury’s oldest resident, now at North Sudbury UE DE Home and ill, requests cards.
Fragmentary report describes a part time salesman handling a car type and mentions deputies and a county area. It references a sale and suggests automotive activity in the region with no clear event or date. Names and specifics are unreadable.
An editorial fragment discusses death penalty abolition in England, moral questions surrounding taking life, and respect for opposing views. It mentions suspending execution trials, Ford Foundation support, and gratitude for Gov Herter’s steady leadership, with garbled trailing text.
Fragmentary text mentions fats and diet context with unclear names. The readable portion hints at a discussion of fat content in meals and volume differences, but lacks coherent details or identifiable individuals or organizations.
Sudbury notes a deed for the new Methodist church site was presented at a town hall meeting on February 13. Merton Haskell accepted the deed. fund raisers include selling symbolic deeds. Speakers urged support as plans move toward moving the current building and adding a Sunday school wing.
The Boston Arts Festival announces a policy group led by Nelson W. Aldrich to select a national jury for the fifth annual New England Art Competition. The committee includes Loriing Coleman and notable artists and museum figures, planning a June display in the Public Garden with about 250 works chosen from over 2,500 submissions.
Albert Chase, 70, a veteran Portland firefighter, has not missed an alarm for 52 years with the city department. He joined at 17 and served under seven fire chiefs.
United States District Court Judge Bailey Aldrich will speak on Libel and Slander for the Everyday Practitioner at Worcester during the Massachusetts Bar Association midwinter meeting. Rudolph King will discuss Safety on the Highways and the Law. John B. Fisher and Hon. Paul C. Reardon will give dinner talks.
Clyde Austin a 23 year old Private First Class from Kenedy Texas serves in the Army and ministers on Sundays at the Church of Christ in Copperas Cove Texas He leads two Sunday sermons a Wednesday Bible class and attends to country pastor duties while working toward a psychology degree and teaching an adult group lector duties and other church work.
A fragmented domestic scene centers on Tess as she frets about her husband Jim’s love and the perfect wife image. Amid chores and a chaotic morning, she rushes to the plant, buys skates, and returns to find Jim’s gentle reassurance that she is loved despite the turmoil.
Pvt. LD Den Hartog of Mirc and Mrs Jacob P Den of Concore is assigned to the Ordance Climatic Test Detachment at Fort Churchill on Hudson Bay in Canada. Den Hartog serves as an ordnance supply specialist at the center for finance equipment.
Libby company tests peas on the vine using scientific instruments to judge temperature and tenderness. Harvesters are dispatched to pick at the exact moment, regardless of time of day, to preserve full flavor and quality.
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