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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1952

Page

13

Red forces move in to secure Tibet Bhutan border area

Report states troops from Gyantse arrive in a newly defined independent state near the northeastern frontier. The piece notes Bhutan's treaty links with British India since 1810 and 1866, the ruler Jigme Wangchuk, and the limited security measures by Bhutan while India handles defense and foreign affairs amid potential Chinese threat.

Ist Tibet Giong Bhutan India Daai Lama Sir Jigme Wanchuk China

Safeguard Your Social Security Card and Number

Public notice stresses the social security card as your key to benefits and urges keeping the card safe. It explains how wages and self employment earnings are reported, the importance of using the name on the card, and how to obtain a duplicate if lost. Guidance covers earning limits for 1951 and local office hours for more information.

Social Security U. S Social Security Administration Candler Baltimore Maryland Marlboro Post Office Concord Post Office Maynard Town House

No More Hospitals Says Boy Struck by Auto

Fort Worth Texas six year old David Bornstein was struck by C D Ferguson's car and had to be chased to receive aid. The boy's mother promised him a dollar to go to a hospital for observation. The child, hospital shy, had beaten polio a year earlier and suffered prior injuries in a bad crash.

Fort Worth Tex C. D Ferguson David Bornstein David

Legend of the electric chair misleads

The piece states the inventor was not a victim of his device. It notes Harry Glick devised the chair in 1996 while awaiting death, but died of natural causes in prison after a heart ailment. It adds that fifteen states use the chair for capital punishment and twenty have abolished it.

Harry Glick U. S.A

Everett West Virginia Community Reverts To Rip and Tuck

In Everett West Virginia known locally as Rip and Tuck the Post Office Department may unify the name again for the 200 residents. The origin of the nickname is tied to an old flood description and a humorous tale of two elderly women sharing a single dress.

W. Virginia Everett W. Va U.P Rip and Tuck West Virginia

Beers Court Loss On Alcohol Mixed Drunken Driving

A Georgetown jury ruled that beer and wine should not mix for drunken driving. It fined Levy Beer $100 after he admitted drinking wine.

Georgetown Levy Beer

Firefighting gear in Ryukyus boosted by GARIOA funding

The Ryukyus islands have more firefighting equipment than at any other time thanks to a $147,000 GARIOA program.

Ryukyus Islands

Invisible Mending Service for Garments and Woolens

Annie K M Hansen offers repair and mending for holes and tears in garments and blankets including woolens crepe tweed gabardine velours and worsted fabrics. Located at 15 Winter Street Maynard call at Tel. $91 M.

Annie K. M. Hansen Winter Street Maynard Tel

Fourth Grade Studies French in Naugatuck

Pupils at Vance elementary in Naugatuck are learning French as an experimental foreign language program. Fourth to sixth graders participate under the guidance of instructors from Connecticut State Teachers College of New Britain.

Naugatuck, Conn U. P Vance Elementary Connecticut State Teachers College of New Britain

North Carolina Mills Lead U S in Hosiery Output

North Carolina textile mills produced 780 million pairs of hosiery last year, accounting for 40 percent of the United States total. The figure underscores the state’s pivotal role in national hosiery production and regional economy.

North Carolina United States

Fort Devens Cuts Costs Revealing $26.40 Per Capita Saving

Fort Devens reports $414,021 in annual savings from cost conscious measures through disposal of materials, reallocation of jobs, and consolidations. Savings span departments from Personnel to Property Disposal, with new methods in meat handling, vehicle maintenance, and scrap metal sales adding to Uncle Sam’s coffers.

Fort Devens Army A. A. Dunn Jeremiah W. Maher Uncle Sam

Shoes Add to Age

Birmingham Alabama reports 95 year old Emma Carpenter says modern shoes ruin heirsly longevity. She kept a pair with pointed toes after turning eighty but found them hampering mobility and activity.

Birmingham Ala U.P Emma Carpenter

National Guard Convention Set for Boston January 26

The Annual Convention of the National Guard of Massachusetts will be held in Boston on Saturday January 26. The gathering includes National Guard officers and key speakers such as Major General Ernest N Harmone and Brigadier General B McFadyen. Brigadier General Edward D Sirois will preside as his term ends.

National Guard of Massachusetts Boston National Guard Massachusetts Guard Army and Air National Guard National Guard Bureau National Guard Association of the United States Ernest N. Harmone Norwich Unitity B.ai McFadyen Department of the Army G-1 Edward D. Sirois 26Th State Association

Fire Thrice Strikes Canby Scrap Dealer Home

Canby Minnesota report says Lovene Melby a scrap iron dealer loses his home to fire for the third time in ten years. Firemen are well acquainted with Melby as the blazes recur at his residence.

Canby, Minn U.P Lovene Melby

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