Wayward Whale Dies After 14 Hour Battle at Pier 50
A 20 foot gray whale trapped among pilings near Pier 50 in San Francisco died after a four hour battle to put it down. SPCA officials warned the carcass would attract sharks and odor by May unless removed. Authorities debated removal duties as the whale fought to escape the vessel President Hayes before dying in a final bout of thrashing.
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San Francisco
UPI
James N. Brown
The
Society For Prevenof Cruelty To Animals
SPCA
Brown
President Hayes
Cherry Angel Cake for Christmas Table
Simple glamor cake recipe folds chopped maraschino cherries into angel cake mix and bakes in a tube pan. Layer with whipped cream walnuts and coconut, then garnish with cherry halves. Also notes Arkansas forests burn about 93 901 acres annually at roughly 20 dollars per acre.
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New York
UPI
Arkansas
Concord Enterprise caption and notice page
Concord Enterprise published by Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Mass lists editors and offices in Marlboro Concord and Boston. It notes second class matter status since 1908 and state publication terms including reprint policy and subscription rates single copies ten cents and yearly five dollars.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enter- Press Inc
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising copy deadline for Wednesday publication
Notice sets a 2 o'clock Wednesday deadline for ads to reach the office before the next day's issue. The instruction specifies the submission time is one day before publication. No other details are provided.
Kennedy backs tax cut plan amid recession risk
President elect John F Kennedy and advisers back a temporary 3 to 4 percent income tax cut if recession shows no sign of recovery by spring. The AFL CIO advised discretionary tax reductions with a veto by Congress. Kennedy to receive Latin America and education reports before returning to New York.
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New York
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Economc
Labor
Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Congress
Kennedy
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Washington
Latin America
Rusk
State Department
Adolph Berle
Boston
Harvard University
Defense Post
Arthur Sylvester
Newark
New Jersey
Defense
Growing Older Seem Timeless Says Howells
William D. Howells reflects that growing older makes time feel shorter and life seem less distant. He suggests aging alters perception, making the present seem more immediate and the past further away.
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William D. Howells
Newborns' Sign Labels Baby as Miss America 1978
Memphis reporter Olga Lindenmayer notes a hospital nursery sign on a baby crib declaring Miss America of 1978, reflecting a local playful or erroneous designation.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Olga Lindenmayer
New March of Dimes Appeals For Donations Nationwide
County leaders urge contributions to the New March of Dimes as mailers reach millions coast to coast. The effort aims to prevent crippling diseases including birth defects arthritis and polio by soliciting donations via a response envelope.
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March of Dimes
United States
Inawaii
Alaska
Eir
Chambers of Commerce
Aghborn E
National Foundation
Cioter Tier
Good Building Materials Save Money in Long Run
Article cites A M Watkins author of How to House claiming 5 to 7 percent extra cost for quality materials yields large long term savings. Watkins says total heating and cooling bills can drop to about 130 dollars yearly with proper insulation, recommends mineral wool and warns on wiring termites and low quality heaters. Booklet details five tests of a good floor plan and FHA rules guidance.
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A. M. Watkins
Watkins
U. S
FHA
Mont
N. Y
Architects Favor Wood Windows For Home Framing
Builders and architects favor wood windows for practical and aesthetic reasons. Derosa pine is commonly used for stock units due to durability workability and weather resistance. Factory built wood windows offer white wood color even texture and finish options to suit architectural mood.
Dishwashers Use Very Hot Water To Sanitize
A dishwasher cleans dishes, pans, and utensils by repeatedly washing in water much hotter than hands can tolerate, then dries them with hot air. This spares hands but does not eliminate all soil and germs.
Insulation Blocks Summer Heat Flow
Mineral wool insulation improves energy efficiency by reducing air flow and heat transfer in buildings. The material traps air to minimize heat exchange, providing warmth in cold conditions and keeping interiors cooler in summer.
Insulation Cuts Home Costs Through Better Building
Insulation in walls floors and roofs reduces need for large cooling systems and lowers winter fuel bills. Experts note mineral wool insulation pays for itself quickly by cutting energy use, enabling future homes to switch to air conditioning with smaller systems.
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Pinchain
FHA
J H. Zimmerman
Electric Dishwashers: A Practical Home Appliance Then and Now
The text argues that dishwashers are no longer luxury items but practical devices that protect health, save labor, and keep kitchens clean. A built in model integrates with the kitchen, offering multiple settings and efficient cleanup, especially in a remodeled home.
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Edward Mann
Acton
Center
Stall
Arlington
Norman R. Veenstra
Wayward
Travel Anywhere, Inc
Sudbury Road
Andover
Concord For Sale
Mrs. Abbott
Pyon
Merriman Smith
White House
Sen
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
house-Senate
Douglas
Florida
Port Charlotte
John J. Ginnetti & Son
General Development Corporation
Port St. Lucie
Merlboro
Wells Fargo
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