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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1947
Page
4
U S department develops vaccines to protect Newcastle disease in poultry across many states. The virus affects chickens pigeons ducks and pheasants and poses a risk to the industry. Experts stress sanitation housing and management as key controls while vaccines are being refined.
A brief on applying lime based on soil test results, recommending year ahead planning for surface soils. The note discusses improving acidic areas, testing before application, and mentions materials and local tools like utility carts and carriages, with references to individuals such as Fred Mass.
A brief, unclear fragment discusses why developing tissue science is essential. It mentions second development aspects but lacks specific details, names, places, or concrete claims.
A longtime Washington press briefing outlines a wide peacetime effort labeled peacefare. Secretary Hull hints at a global economic rehabilitation led by Marshall, with Russia outside the initial scope, aiming to blend diplomacy, charity, and public welfare to curb fear and war.
John Gielgud’s London company returns to Boston July 7 for a weeklong run of William Congreve’s Love For Love at the Colonial Theatre. The cast includes Cyril Ritchard Adrianne Allen George Hayes and Pamela Brown with John Kidd Richard Wordsworth and Donald Bain. Gielgud directs with Rex Whistler setting, Jeanetta Cochrane costumes, and William Eatway lighting for matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
David and Leddy Engman of East Acton left for a four week stay at Camp TaKodah in Richmond New Hampshire. Irving S Duren Jr and family of Acton Center headed for a two week vacation in Wellfleet Massachusetts. Kenneth Marble travels to Dunstable Massachusetts for six weeks at a boys camp. Mrs A Perry Marble of Central Street West Acton leaves for St Johns Newfoundland to visit relatives. Dr and Mrs Daniel Sampson and daughter Linda of Torrington Connecticut visit North Acton relatives Swen Hagen family.
Ralph H. Ridgeway, 57, of Springfield, Mass, waited months for a newly ordered car. The vehicle was virtually demolished in a recent accident after he had driven it for about ten minutes.
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