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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
10
Stow voters face a ballot decision on regional high school plans. The piece argues education should focus on reading writing arithmetic, critical thinking, and citizen responsibilities, not grand buildings. It notes teachers' role, limits of facilities, and questions whether Hale High should be kept or regionalized.
Cleveland firm develops a power stapler that binds thick metal sheets as easily as paper. The Heller Manufacturing Co says the device speeds warplane production. Demonstrations show six copper pennies clamped together. Harold Heller notes it works on 30 gauge steel and softer metals like aluminum.
Iowa farms produced an estimated 1 713 900 pigs in the fall of 1950, an all time record for the state’s pork industry indicating a peak yield for that period.
Bedford contracts for replacement of portions of instrument landing system at Hanscom Airport were awarded to Thomas B Bourne Associates Washington and Dale Construction Co Brighton for 19329.75 and 17728.50 respectively. The New England construction industry news notes the figures and names involved.
The article outlines a pocket friendly menu for a dinner of six featuring a Spanish rice and sausage casserole tested by Woman's Day. It includes sausage fried rice steps, a bean vegetable mix, cabbage salad with milk dressing, noodle soup starter, and vanilla ice cream with oatmeal cookies as a finishing touch.
Principal Maynard Miss Florence Wilder announces Emerson Junior High School perfect attendance for November and December. Grade 7 lists students including Walter Aalto Nancy Allan Dana Armour Nancy Baritone John Bundalaivtch Rosalie Butler James Carew Betty Chapman Herbert Cremer David Crotty Nancy Dawsworth Tommy Duggan and others. Grade 8 names Jean Antila Mary Bachrach Dorothy Bjork Josephine Buscemi Greta Carlquist Paul Clark James Duggan Barbara Fayton Francis Gilleney Peter Grigas Myrna Johnson Robert Konowicz James Kopp Joan Lagkowsky Ronald Martins Geraldine Maria Robert Matson Matteo Mucciaccio Margaret Oia Geraldine OToole Angelina Pantera Edward Penniman Jane Sawyer Donald Torppa Patricia Veleno Jacqueline Vincent Virginia Wari la Katharine Zawadski Joan Priest Arthur West Joan Whitney Ann Whittemore Raymond Peterson Roy Watjus Joan Power Mark Waldron.
Undoubtedly they'll be after bigger game than that but articles of incorporation have been filed for the Mouse Island gun club of Portland Oregon. The notice notes the new organization's formal creation in Salem Oregon.
SANTA FE New Mexico A 91 year old man claiming to be Billy the Kid was denied a gubernatorial pardon by Governor T J Mabry after a lengthy conference The man who now uses the name Henry Roberts insisted his first name was Oli and denied many crimes attributed to the outlaw He wore a fringed buckskin jacket and newLeiis as he met with the governor.
CHICAGO Illinois archbishop Samuel of Mesopotamia reports ancient scrolls prove Jesus Christ’s coming was foretold centuries before birth. The Isaiah and Habakkuk scrolls, said to be found in a Dog Sea cave, contradict post hoc authorship theories and suggest links to John the Baptist and Jesus youth. Proof remains controversial.
In California last fall a project tagged about half a million mosquito larvae with radioactive phosphorus to study flight, distance, and life span. Dr. Wilton Halvorson said three groups of wigglers were treated in tanks near Turlock, emerged as adults, and among nearly two million caught, about one in a thousand carried detectable radioactivity. Maximum downwind travel reached two miles with spread over 1,000 acres.
Sylvia Carlen aged 81 walked 57 miles from Detroit to Port Huron in 11 hours 30 minutes carrying lunch in her pocket. She started at 6 am from Detroit and was picked up four miles from the bridge at 4 30 pm, saying aging makes walking harder.
The Bedford Woman's Community club met at First Parish Unitarian church with Rev. John Nicol Mark of Arlington as guest speaker on What's Right with the World. Mrs Adelaide L Newcombe provided music while two new members joined and the Civil Defense program announced a hospital laboratory course for Bedford women.
The Community Concert Association forms in Lexington with Mrs. John A. DeCamp as Bedford representative. Bedford music lovers will attend three concerts by famous artists and a patenting dance is planned for February 17. Co chairs are Mrs. Leonard Kiely and Mrs. Robert MacDonald. A February 5 meeting at 2:45 p.m. in Town hall features Mrs. Thomas Rudkin presenting a book report.
The United ers of the Church of Chin hold their annual meeting to elect officers. Mrs Herbert L. Clark and others read and adopt reports. Miss Florence Male, stationed in Chi West Africa, contributes a mission letter. All committees report sewing, hospital supplies, and future plans.
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