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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1954
Page
15
Joe Adams, newly moved neighbor, eyeing his college roommate Phil Newton across the court, discovers Sherry his wife is waving to Phil with binoculars. Joe plans to expose the ruse by playing along, while Sherry flirts from the window in a blue satin robe as Phil admires the scene.
A University of New Hampshire report notes that lichens offer higher calories per unit weight than many staples. The study details edible foraged options such as honey, hominy, cabbage, corn, and fish while stressing lichens growing on trees, rocks, or ground as natural food sources.
The article notes that less than 20 percent of the world flax crop is used for making Hiren. It explains most flax acreage is scent flax grown for linseed oil and linseed cake production.
Chambersburg Pennsylvania report shows Letterkenny Ordnance Depot rebuilding about 700 18 ton Army tractors used to tow heavy artillery. Reconditioning costs about 10 000 per vehicle, far below a new unit price around 25 000. Over 90 percent of materials and parts are reused, with six to eight vehicles rebuilt daily.
Rochester New York report that Pfauchier Co will build ten 2000 gallon glassed steel polymerizers at a total of 162 000 dollars for Pechinery Co of Paris. The large order follows a rise in plastics production in France.
University of Michigan zoology professor Harry Hann released guidance for attracting and sustaining bird families on private property. The recommendations cover specific bird types, entrance size, materials, nest removal, placement, drainage, wind orientation, wood choice, and perch design.
Gelatin should be chilled to the consistency of an unbeaten egg white before adding ingredients so the solids stay evenly distributed.
The Federation of Tax Administrators notes cigarette tax receipts leveled off after World War II. Despite full employment and higher personal income, 1953 estimates show consumption near 1952 levels. State taxes through September stood about at 1952 totals, with federal collections slightly below.
Mrs. Florence Cohen sues a Syracuse department store for $1,000 alleging she was struck by a flying saucer set in motion by a store employee. The incident is reported by United Press.
Concord Company H readies for its annual federal inspection on February 4 after two prior checks by 2nd Battalion officers and regimental staff. Captain Maurice L. Des aims for another superior rating as the unit showcases training, administration, and supply readiness. New recruits and ongoing activities include basketball, bowling, and a recent state national guard association meeting with the 87th Army Band.
Boston legislative testimony from Bank Commissioner Timothy J. Donovan urges a 1 percent monthly cap on loans up to 1500 to curb unscrupulous lenders. He argues Massachusetts lacks such a law and cites cases where borrowers incur excessive costs to dodge small loan provisions.
Hartford police entered a restaurant to arrest part time piano player Paul H Scott 34 on a man aiding charge while he played I Wish I Was Single Again.
The article notes Rhee’s softened stance on unification and U S aid shifts, with $50 million for rehabilitation and $450 million tied to a political agreement. It discusses Dulles’ remarks on troop withdrawals from Korea, intensified U S air and naval readiness, and the broader fear of Communist advances in Indo China and Southeast Asia.
Thousands of residents returned to homes evacuated by mud and rock slides from fire scarred San Gabriel slopes. Experts warn heavy rains could worsen conditions and scattered showers are forecast. About 2,300 displaced. rescue crews and Red Cross remain on standby as bulldozers clear debris in Palos Verdes? No, Paler Canyon near Sierra Madre.
Residents were evacuated as mud piled up near homes in Sierra Madre as damaged structures shifted on their foundations. Earlier, a major wildfire in Mt. Wilson area had burned watershed timber and raised flood danger after forecasts of heavy rains.
The report ranks shellfish by tonnage demand with shrimp first, then other varieties. Crabs, clams, lobsters and scallops follow in that order.
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