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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
9
At a well attended Sudbury meeting, the Sudbury Taxpayers Association organized with 5 directors and a plan to elect officers. Members pledge $5 yearly dues for a watchdog group focused on transparent budgeting and public input before town warrants.
Residents not registered are urged to register by the February 12 deadline. Registration will be taken at the Town Hall from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M through Friday with the last day ending at 2 P.M. on the 12th.
Final date to file nomination papers for the upcoming election is announced. Papers must be filed with Registrars before January 28 and with the Town Clerk before 5 P M on February 4. Public Health Nursing Association meeting postponed due to weather and set for January 24 at 8 P M in the Goodnow Library. Sudbury Woman's Club Executive Board meets at Mrs Maxwell P Eaton’s home at 10 A M on January 31. Next regular Woman's Club meeting titled Play Day is scheduled for February 6.
Sudbury couples are invited to the Sudbury Town Hall dance on Friday evening January 28. The congenial group welcomes newcomers to town to join the fun. For more information call the Meaders at HI 3 2395.
Census takers for Sudbury include Mr Black Mr Brown and Mrs White. The Finance Committee held pre town meeting hearings on the 1957 Budget on January 22 and 23 at the lower Sudbury Town Hall. Citizens were informed on budget articles and department head explanations were provided with welcomes for public comment.
President Eisenhower pledged energetic pursuit of world peace in a ceremony before the Capitol. He emphasized an international climate free from fear of force, cited Hungary's revolt as a setback for communism, and urged friendship with the Russian people while keeping leaders apart. The address titled The Price of Peace framed a 2 hour parade and national celebrations.
The California Highway Patrol has purchased 300 1957 Pontiacs for patrol use. Frank V Bridge, Pontiac General Sales Manager, announced the sale arranged by San Francisco dealer C. B. Weltner. Cars were selected after tests of performance, roadability, comfort and safety including acceleration, braking, gas mileage, and overall road performance.
The article asserts China’s population at 582.6 million, claiming it exceeds the combined populations of the United States and Russia. It presents this figure as a key demographic comparison within the region.
The article outlines scientific winter driving tests by the National Safety Council on a frozen Clintonville lake. It reports braking distances on glare ice and snow with regular tires, snow tires, and tire chains, and offers practical tips: check wipers, heater, and defroster. renew blades. start in second gear. modulate gas. practice smooth acceleration and braking. keep a steady pace. follow at safe distances. avoid wheel spin. brake with precision. and handle skids by steering into the direction of travel.
Dr George P Raadbin of the University of Massachusetts will staff a clinic at Mechanics Building Boston January 24 25 26 to diagnose turkey illnesses for growers. William Sanctuary will discuss ventilation in poultry houses and Red Curtin of the Herald-Traveler will provide market quotes by phone.
The United States Immigration and Naturalization Service urges aliens in New England to file annual address reports by January 31 under the 1952 act. Diplomatic staff, UN foreign representatives, and Mexican contract laborers are exempt. Penalties include fines, jail, and possible deportation for willful violations. About 65 percent filed in the first two weeks, typical for the period.
Hartford UP reports an official denied a clerk jobless compensation for quitting saying sympathy plays no part in applying the benefit law though noting the worker left because the position was too simple for an obviously competent young woman.
Block reservations of tickets for The Ten Commandments are held for the Friday January 25 afternoon matinee. Tickets available at Mechanics Building.
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