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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1954

Page

14

Newspaper Advertising Cited As Far Ahead Of Radio and TV

Bernice Fitz-Gibbon retiring as Gimbels advertising director told the National Retail Dry Goods Association that newspaper ads outperform radio and television. She urged stores to invest in newspapers, noting audiences prefer newspaper messages and ads keep daily traffic and sales higher even during strikes and when other media falter. She cited Toledo data showing radio or TV ads lowered city water pressure indicators as people left to perform chores.

Bernice Fitz- Gibbon Big Gimbel New York National Retail Dry Goods Association Toledo Ohio

Quick Treatment For Battle Fright

Three Army psychiatrists from Walter Reed urge immediate treatment for battle frightened soldiers to rebuild confidence and control. They advocate front line recognition, humane but firm handling, and rearward psychiatric consultation when needed to reduce losses from combat exhaustion. Morale and simple care like dry sacks and hot meals support recovery.

Washington Forca Army Walter Reed Hospital Thomas T. Glasscock Richard L. Conde Dermott A. P. Smith

Wyoming Fossils Help Bridge 55 Million Year Gap

Recent exploration in south western Wyoming yielded fossils brought to the Smithsonian Institution for classification. The finds promise to bridge a 55 million year gap between dinosaurs and early mammals with the pantolambda skull as the standout specimen. About 45 percent of employed Americans use passenger cars daily for work or commuting.

Washington Wyoming Smithsonian Institution United States

Marlboro Bride to Wed Lenox Man in Conception Church

Miss Lucille M. DeMazure will marry Donala C. Stickles at 2 PM in Immaculate Conception Church Marlboro. Rev Francis L. Gallagher to officiate. Attendants include Mrs Edward Barry as matron of honor and Edward Barry as best man. The couple will honeymoon in Washington and reside at 87 Russell Street Lenox.

Edward Barry Lenox Mr. Stickles Wilfred DeMazure,Jr Pride Richard Colleton Gleasondale Dorothea Burke Nicholas Ricciuti Maplecrest VFW Washingon D. C Russell Suites Jale High School Stow Whiarlboro Victorylastics Corp Hudson Rom Lenox Northeastern’“University The Victory Plastics South Pacific

Wall mounted refrigerator freezer aims to fit standard kitchen space

A manufacturer plans to start production of a wall mounted refrigerator freezer designed to resemble a kitchen cabinet. It measures 64 inches wide 28 inches high and 16 inches deep occupying about the space of a standard refrigerator of similar capacity.

Zither Passion Fades as Makers Fold and Interest Wanes

Milwaukee reports dwindling zither activity as Alberta Kraezder of Los Angeles claims rarity of teachers and the Schwarzer Zither Co. folds after eight years. The Milwaukee Zither Club notes about 11,000 zithers sold and suggests many instruments remain in attics. Meanwhile Providence hosts the John Brown House, a mansion from 1786 now housing the Rhode Island Historical Society with exhibits of silverware paintings and furniture.

Milwaukee Wis Alberta Kraezder Los Angeles United States Schwarzer Zither Co Washington Milwaukee Zither Club America Schwarzer Europe Milwaukee Zither Orchestra John Brown Providence R. L John Quincy Adams The Rhode Island Historical Society

Japan plans bigger defense budget and troop support cut

Japan expects to spend an additional 55.4 million dollars on defenses this year while trimming its share of U S troops costs by 13.85 million. Tokutaro Kimura, head of the national safety agency, cites U S permission as the basis for the cut. Lake Superior is noted as 350 miles long. Car dealers optimistic for 1954 business in Massachusetts report strong demand for 1954 models with enhanced safety and styling. The state association highlights awards for safety promotion and youth driver training programs. A Midwestern maker demonstrates a new light plastic sheet usable in various lengths and widths.

Japan Tokyo U.P Tokutaro Kimura National Safety Agency Kimura United States U.S William A. Plunkett Massachusetts State Automobile Dealers Association Herbert J. Brigham Marlboro Auto Plunkett Washington National Committee For Traffic Safety National Automobile Dealers Association Registry of Motor Vehicles

Employment Turbulence Across Dominant Shoe Area

The report notes unemployment varies by sector with many shops near normal levels. An exception is a plant serving the armed forces nearing completion of contracts, causing employment to fall and future operations to be uncertain. Textile, machinery and plastics losses since mid September total about 800, with 200 in the last month, while a wool combing plant operates mainly on one shift since September. Unemployment ranges from 300 to 1,300, including 1,137 employment aids.

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Baggetts keep U. S. Marines in business

Paducah Kentucky report notes seven Baggett brothers served or serving in the U.S. Marine Corps since 1942. Over 11 years at least one Baggett in the Marines except eight months. a 13 year old plans to enlist when eligible. A dog was once proposed for Marine service but deemed too small.

Paducah U.P L. T. Baggett Baggett U. S. Marine Corps Baggetts Marine Canine Service Army

Minister Plans to Tow in West Cambridge

Rev Raymond Stow, emeritus of the First Congregational Church, and Adele R Stow, of Cambridge’s West Ward, prepare to move next week. The minister, a Harvard Divinity School graduate, previously served in the Burgh before joining RUY U. S. Savill.

Cambridge Bostotts Ward Society Cambridge City Raymond Ister Adele R. Stow Harvard Divinity Hhi Burgh

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