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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1957

Page

12

Schoolroom Shortage Ends Education For 10 Million Kids

Washington reports that 10 million American children are shortchanged by a schoolroom shortage. Surveys by the U S Office of Education and the National Education Association show 840000 children attend public schools in shifts, 5 7 million in oversized classes, and 3 5 million in dilapidated facilities. President Eisenhower seeks 2 2 billion in four year federal aid to relieve the crisis.

Louis Record U. P Washington LP U. S. Office of Education National Education Assn U. S Eisenhower Congress

Concord High Honors Honor Roll and College Talk

Concord notes report four first quarter honor roll presentations at Concord High attended by parents under Principal John F. Donovan. Dr Matthew P Gaffney Harvard Education professor warns about college admissions and the need for good grades. Career Day at Lynn Hospital School of Nursing is planned for Feb 8 and Boston College admissions director Fr Walsh, S J will address seniors about selecting further education and courses.

Concord Matthew P. Gaffney Harvard University John F. Donovan Lynn Hospital School of Nursing Walsh, S. J Admiss Ions of Boston College

Concord High Exchange Trip To Bradenton Florida

Concord High plans an annual exchange for seniors with Bradenton High School in Florida. Local students will travel during February vacation and Florida students will visit Concord next week. The program includes class visits and trips to sites in Boston and Concord.

Concord High Bradenton High School Florida Boston Concord

Sporting Goods Exchange at Brookschool of Concord

The Brookschool of Concord hosts a Sporting Goods Exchange on Saturday February 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Thrift Shop Independence Court. Bring usable gear, pay one dollar to list items, set prices, and keep all proceeds. unsold items go to Emerson Hospital Rummage Sale.

Brookschool of Concord Thrift Sho Independence Court Emerson Hospital

Lincoln groups hold joint meeting on New England Home for Little Wanderers

The Evening Group and the Woman's Society of First Parish in Lincoln plan a joint meeting on Tuesday February 5 at 8 p m Gordon Faux will speak on the New England Home for Little Wanderers The annual Lincoln town meeting is Monday March 18 and the town election follows on Saturday March 23

Woman’s Society of First Lincoln Gordon Faux New England Little Wanderers

Annual parish meeting at St Anne's with vestry and diocese election

St Anne's parish holds its annual meeting on Wednesday evening February 6 with elections for two vestrymen and delegates to the diocesan coalition and archdeaconry collection. Supper planned for 7 o'clock and all parishioners are welcome.

St. Anne’s

Saint Petersburg Weather Note Says Sun Shines Often

A clipped report notes Saint Petersburg Florida enjoys abundant sun with an average of 560 sunny days per year. The brief emphasizes bright conditions and steady sunshine in the coastal city.

Saint Petersburg Fla

Suburban churches boom while rural parishes fade nationwide

A study by religious leaders shows church growth concentrated in suburbs and small towns, while rural and inner city congregations shrink. Across denominations, suburban churches attract new members and space, leaving rural parishes closing and relying on sharing ministers.

Washington America Suburils U.S Are Os National Council of Churches St. Louis Cleveland Christian Fellowship James M. Carr The Pres Missouri

Our Mr Sun Shown At Corfford High In Public Showing

Students at Corfford High viewed the color film Our Mr Sun in a Wednesday morning showing. The educational entertaining movie follows sun facts from ancient times to today with characters Eddie Albert a scientist Mr Time and Mr Sun and drew applause at the end. It marked the first public screening of the picture outside of television.

Mr. Sun Corfford High Collor Eddie Albert Mr. Time T. V

Angora Rabbit Wool Harvest Cycle Defined

Angora rabbit wool is sheared every 10 to 12 months to maintain fleece quality. The timing ensures steady production and helps sustain fiber yield for textile use.

Aymond Parton’s Printing Struggles With Workload

Aymond Parton of Kalamazoo operated specialized printing jobs for particular people, growing overwhelmed by demand. He hired helpers intermittently, but finding skilled workers proved difficult, leading him to return to the shop in evenings. The strain affected his health with ulcers, yet he continued his old-time vigor at work.

Aymond Parton Stockbridge Avenue Kalamazoo Michigan

John and Jane Sprickland Work Saturdays and Evenings

The report notes John and Jane Sprickland now operate on Saturdays as well as evenings with more ulcers mentioned. It states they spent extra time reading and thinking before cases concluded.

Mental Health Talk Details Youth Guidance Center Procedures

At a Framingham board meeting the Youth Guidance Center staff outlined steps for parent and child help with emotional issues. Mrs Harriet Robie described initial phone intake and background gathering, followed by child assessment with Beatrice Dube and the Rorschach test by Sch lank. Dr Chase discussed ongoing observation, Norman Cohen outlined diagnostic planning, and a broader educational and community outreach program was reported by John Rice and others. Plans include aging events, the Education Committee bibliography, and future lectures under the University of Life program.

Greater Framingham Mental Health Association Community Chest Center Framingham Youth Guidance Center Harriet Robie Schlank Chase Norman Cohen John Rice Marlboro Millis Roy Asher R. Pach State Commissioner of Correction Marleboro Natick Warren T. Vaughan, Jr Division of Mental Hygiene State Department of Mental Health Helad Dwight Hall State Teachers College

Bates Family Weekend Visit and Booster Vaccine Clinic

Mr and Mrs Richard B Bates Sr from Bedford road visited their daughter and son in law Jud son Edwards in Andover Connecticut. Pre school children will receive booster Salk vaccine shots on Monday February 4 at 10 am at the Grange Hall. Others may contact school nurse Mrs Edna Sleeper RN.

Richard B. Bates Sr Bedford Road Mrs Judson Edwards Andover Connecticut Grange Hall Edna Sleeper R. N

Attend ACO: High Are Enten Ton Florida Armua Exchange

Attendees from Florida plan a formal armua exchange with emphasis on high attendance and official participation. The event aims to strengthen ties and discuss future collaboration between involved groups.

ACO Ente Enton Florida Armua

Filing joint or separate returns can lower federal tax

Commissioner explains married couples may save by joint filing or choose separately each year. If income under 5000, Form 1040A or 1040 used. at 5000 or more, Form 1040 required. Certain cases forbid joint filing such as divorce by 1956 or noncitizen spouse abroad.

Russell C. Harrington Internal Revenue United Press Washington Mvigorate

Polio Appeal Urges Continued March of Dimes Support

Mass residents urged to back the March of Dimes after the 1955 polio epidemic. The appeal notes Salk vaccine benefits but warns that many victims still need hospitalization and equipment funded by donations. It stresses continued public help to aid Massachusetts polio patients in 1956.

Massachusetts Cal. Science

Gasoline Prices Climb as Supply Ties Tighten

Gasoline costs rise amid supply concerns with analysts noting tighter markets and varied prices across regions. Industry observers warn of potential further increases as crude futures gain and demand trends remain uncertain.

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