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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1950

Page

2

Concord Rejects Additions to Harvey Wheeler Site Options

Local officials urge against enlarging the Harvey Wheeler one story brick building or adding onto the Peter Bulkeley School. State funds would not cover such additions, and planners favor the Hugh Cargill site for a new Concord elementary school with state aid. John E. Marshall endorses the Hugh Cargill plan and urges citizens to approve the new construction.

Harvey Wheeler Pleasant Street Msachusetts School Building Assistance Commission Peter Bulkeley Jjiggh Cargill School Building Assistance Commission Concord Department of Roads and Bridges Hugh Cargill Concord Center Marshall Massachusetts School Building Assistance Commission Mr. McLeary West John E. Marshall

Mayo Laun Con Concord Drive Mayo Laun

The message warns that the March of Dimes faces a critical choice in 1950 to raise funds or cut services. It argues cutting patient care or research would end the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and jeopardize the American fight against polio.

National Foundation For

Concord Chapter Volunteers Run Monthly Red Cross Blood Center

Concord Chapter volunteers supply all workers for the Boston Red Cross Blood Center on the fourth Wednesday each month from 11 a m to 5 p m. They include 7 Nurse Aides 3 Gray Ladies and 2 Canteen Corps members alongside the center staff.

Concord Chapter Boston Red Cross Blood Center Concordians Nuves Julian W. Ballou Edmund Billings A. Page Browne John B. Buttrick Mary Chamberlin Rexford Daniels Harris Fahnestock Stanton Garfield Samuel Hoar Reginald A. Morgan Henry Seton Davenport Wallace Gray Robert F. Foster F. DeHart Huston Rodney E. Pratt Concord Anne K. Steele Boxboro Red Cross Harold J. Ames Benjamin L. Benoit John W. Clarkson Elmer A. Divoll Robert G. Fletcher

One Mink Was Mean Found Ahead of Shipment

Chicago report says Vincent Colletti a 26 year old freight handler lifted a case containing a single mink and learned the reason. Doctors said his injuries were not serious.

Chicago U.P Vincent Colletti

Public hearing on gas tank capacity increase in Maynard

Maynard Board of Selectmen set a public hearing for January 31 at 8 PM to consider Joseph Iannuzzo’s application to expand underground gasoline storage from 6000 to 10000 gallons at 88 Powdermill Road on land owned by Lillian Iannuzzo. R Dineen and Leo F Mullin note.

Board of Select Wil Joseph Iannuzzo Powdermill Road Maynard Cee Lillian Iannuzzo R. Dineen Wit Im J. Bain Leo F. Mullin Maynard Board of Selectmen

Concord adopts parade permit by law at 1949 town meeting

At the March 7 1949 Concord annual town meeting Article 30 passed unanimously to require a written police verified statement two days prior and a police issued permit before any parade or procession. The by law was approved in the town warrant and attested by Cornelia La Boston.

Concord

Debunker Notes On Stars In The Heavens And Flags

The Debunker explains that stars in the sky are points not rounded and argues the heraldic star differs from the American flag star which has five points. He claims the flag’s design uses bars rather than true stars in heraldic terms.

Red Cross 1950 Fund Campaign Topic Dinner in Concord

Concord Chapter hosted a January 11 dinner with guests from Ayer Groton Lexington Stoneham Winchester Sudbury and Weston Red Cross Chapters. Albert Chamberlain Herman Koester Jr John A Butler and Esther Burnham spoke on fund raising in rural areas publicity and district meeting sharing experiences and praise for Concord hospitality.

Concord Ayer Groton Lexington Stoneham Winchester Sudbury Weston Red Cross John D. Shaw Alexander A. Cameron Albert Chamberlain Eastern Area Alexandria Virginia Herman Koester, Jr Weston’s Fund John A. Butler Esther Burnham Massachusetts

Concord Poultrymen Start Disease Control School

A county disease control school for poultrymen opens Tuesday evening at 8 o clock in the Extension Service office at 19 Everett Street Concord. Alfred W Carlson assistant agricultural agent introduces Raymond C Grandone of GranDone Inc Needham who discusses sanitation first steps in disease control and coccidiosis. Meetings run weekly through February 28 with a second session January 31 at Acton Town Hall Acton Center.

Concord Extension Service Everett Street Alfred W. Carls $i Raymond C. Grandone Needham Grandone Inc Carlson Acton Town Hall Acton Center

Mrs Langille Dies at 67 in Lincoln Massachusetts

Concord reports the funeral of Mrs Adeila Waugh Langille age 67 wife of Isaac Langille a Lincoln police officer and local sportsman. She died Monday at her son’s home after living in Lincoln over 50 years. Surviving: three sons Raymond Waldo Douglas. two daughters Alma Bunker Inez Glennon. nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Concord Adeila (Waugh) Langille Isaac Langille Lincoln Charles Marvin Styron First Langile Connecticut Raymond Washington, D. C Waldo W West Acton Douglas Alma Bunker North Weymouth Inez Glennon Manchester New Hampshire

Streptomycin in tuberculosis treatment outlined by health column

The feature explains streptomycin and dihydrostreptomycin as adjuncts in some tuberculosis cases, noting they are not cures and can fail due to resistance or toxicity. It discusses military TB and meningitis forms, treatment limits, dosage research, and emphasizes medical supervision. Sponsored by Middlesex Local Board of Health and the Local Tuberculosis Association.

Middlesex Board of Health Tuberculosis Association

Ultrasonic Waves Reaching Into Chemical Engineering

Ultrasonic high frequency sound waves once heard only by animals now aid chemical engineers at Virginia Tech to improve production quantity quality and speed through ultrasonics. Historical note mentions Titanic iceberg detection and ocean depth methods via ultrasonic energy.

Dudley Thompson Virginia Polytechnic Institute Atlantic Ocean

Home Economists Compare Rib Roasts From 3 Types

A taste test at the University of California Davis compared Bradman, Braford, and Hereford rib roasts cooked to medium. Twenty six tasters in the College of Agriculture rated Braford highest for texture and tenderness, Hereford second, and all three equal in aroma by most evaluators. Hereford led tenderness among animal husbandry tasters. Braford showed more dripping fat and longer cooking time, possibly due to size, as researchers Ittner and Guilbert note.

Bradman Braford Davis University of California College of Agriculture Division of Animal Husbandry Hereford N. R. Ittner H. R. Guilbert Imperial Valley Ittner Guilbert California

Preventing Copper Corrosion Stains on Exterior Surfaces

Corrosive wash instructions advise coating copper components such as screening flashings and downspouts with screen enamel or spar varnish thinned slightly with turpentine. Other copper should be painted after thorough cleaning and light sanding to ensure adhesion of the new coating.

Caution Over BHC Use Warned by Veterinarians

Veterinarians urge careful use of the insecticide benzene hexa chloride on farms especially around animals and seeds. The American Veterinary Medical Association notes a musty odor and possible moldy hay flavor in hog meat poultry eggs and milk and advises farmers weigh both advantages and disadvantages of BHC before use.

American Veterinary Medical Association

Marriage prevalence rises among American men report

A Metropolitan Life Insurance study notes 135 million married men in the United States with about 34 percent living with their wives, highlighting increased home life and family formation as a historic trend.

U.S America Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Ies

Concord Red Cross Luncheon Highlights Volunteer Roles

Concord Red Cross leaders attended the Rutland Fort Devens Council luncheon at Lovell General Hospital. Lt Col James P Pappas spoke on Lovell’s link to Murphy General and its role as a convalescent hospital with several hundred patients. The hospital also serves service members and families at Fort Devens. Concord Chapter aids patients at Lowell and Bedford Hospitals.

Concord Stanton Garfield Charles K. Darling Harold E. Orendorff Concord Chapter Red Cross Rutland-Fort Devens Council of Lovell General Hospital Fort Devens James P. Pappas Murphy General Hospital Lovell General Murphy General The Lowell General Hospital Bedford Hospital

Mrs Will R Kirkpatrick and infant return home

Mrs Will R Kirkpatrick and her infant daughter have returned to their Rice street home from Marlboro hospital. A meeting of the VFW Auxiliary is set for this evening at the VFW Hall on South street with Mrs Pearl Janusis presiding.

Will R. Kirkpatrick Rice Street Marlboro Hospital VFW VFW Hall South Street Pearl Janusis

Birth of son to Hudson Harasko family at Marlboro Hospital

Mr and Mrs Alexander Harasko of 15 Munson street announce the birth of a son born last evening at Marlboro hospital. Grandparent honors go to Mrs Mildred Day of Munson street.

Hudson Alexander Harasko Barbara Day Munson Street Marlboro Hospital Mildred Day

Concord-On-Following Driver Education Class

Concord reports the driver education program under Dr Bulger with students David Loney Mary Anton Ann Morrill Phyllis McKenna Iriti Mamie Keeley and B William Mella listed as participants. The Registry of tested students notes each completed portion and a new testing group is scheduled for early next week.

Concord J. Bulger Concons David Loney Mary Aton Ann Morrillman Phyllis Ellen McKenna Iriti Mamie Keeley William Mella Mella Mello Mr. Bulger

Detroit Patrol Car Crashes. Wreck Battered by Wires Report

Detroit police report a patrol car suffered major damage with sun damaged door and crumpled body after an incident leaving officers with concerns. The incomplete notice mentions U.S. Savil in connection with the case.

Detroit U. P

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