Chocolate Pudding Made From Packaged Mix
A home cook suggests adding one teaspoon vanilla extract to the next batch of chocolate pudding from a boxed mix. The pudding is served in sherbet glasses and is topped with vanilla whipped cream.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1956
Page
12
Massachusetts Commerce Reports Growth Across Sectors
Massachusetts Department of Commerce highlights rising bank debits in May led by Pittsfield and Lynn, 50-year dividend leaders, first regional planning district formation, and rapid greenhouse tomato expansion in Middlesex. Noting Data matics and Fenwal as examples of local manufacturing advances. Cape Alavy claims western US longitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Pittsfield
Lynn
Worcester
Brockton
Lawrence-Andover- Methuen
New Bedford
Holyoke
Boston
Lowell
Fall River
Springfield
Long Vividena
American Stock Exchange
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph
Datamatic Corporation
Newton Highlands
Fenwal, Inc
Ashland
Gilbert & Barker Manufacturing Company
West Springfield
Mascot Plastics, Inc
Rockwell Films, Inc
Cambridge
Electroformex Laboratories, Inc
Franklin
First
Dartmouth
Dighton
Mansfield
Norton
Seekonk
Somerset
Swansea
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Bristol County
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Waltham Field
Massachusetts University
Commonwealth
Middlesex County
Seasor
Steel strike unlikely to hurt average family says Putnam
Roger S. Putnam, former economic stabilizer under Truman, says a steel strike would likely cause little pain for the average family as the economy remains strong. He notes direct impact on steelworkers and suppliers first, with broader effects delayed. Experts say price rises may occur but reach consumers slowly depending on strike length and sector rigidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Carr
New York
Roger S. Putnam
Truman
Putnam
Package Machinery Co
East Meadow
Mass
United Press
Leo Cher Executive
Resairch Institute of America
Research
Paul Babson
United Business Service
Boston
Firefighter positions listed at Hanscom Field Massachusetts
Firefighter and structural positions at Hanscom Field Bedford Massachusetts are to be filled from civil service exams announced today. Qualifications include two to three years experience with six months to one year in aircraft crash fire response or high octane fuel hazards. Military service may substitute. written exam not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Lig Field
Bedford
Seetanee
Board of US
Civil Service
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
L. G. Hanscom Field
Massachusetts
Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Hay Handling Helps Prevent Barn Fires in Massachusetts
Advice warns of spontaneous hay heating causing fires and losses to farms in New England. It outlines early signs, testing methods with hay thermometers, and when to call the fire department and Forest Fire Service for cooling. Critical months are July through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Massachusetts
Fire Department
State Forest Fire Service
Forest Fire Service
New Commander Assumes Command at Hanscon Field
MAJ GEN WILLIAM M MORGAN takes command of the Air Force Cambridge Research Center at Hanscom Field on Saturday July 21 succeeding Maj Gen Raymond C Mazde who retires. Morgan a Missouri native entered the Air Force in 1927 after directing materiel for US European Command in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Morgan
Air Force
Cambridge Research Center
Morgan
United States European Command
Paris
Raymond C. Mz*de
Missouri
Air Research and Development Command
New England
Hanscon Field
USAF
Carlisle Firemen Seek Hose Bids for 1000 Feet of Hose
Carlisle's fire department seeks bids for 1000 feet of two and a half inch cotton rubber line with Dacron filler and double jacket. The hose must be 400 pound test, water repellent and mildew treated with pin lug couplings. Bids open at Gleason Public Library July 16 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Town of Carlisle
Selectmen’s Office
Gleason Public Library
Hay Fire Caution Sparks Farm Safety Tip
Months show spontaneous hay fires can happen any time. Handle hay wisely to prevent fires that threaten barns and buildings on farms. Use proper storage, monitoring, and quick response to protect property and livestock.
Fourteen Middlesex 4-H Members Attend UMass Leaders’ Conference
Fourteen 4-H Club members from Middlesex County attend the University of Massachusetts junior leaders conference July 9 to 13. The group includes Diane Doggart Leo Ryan Barbara Leagins Natick Linda Farnsworth Hopkinton Nancy Ela Wayland and others. Demonstration day featured state winner selections in tractor dairy operations food prep talent fund egg judging and dairy judging. Also noted is a U S shipping policy favoring American built owned operated and manned vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Allen
Southboro
Michigan
Barbara Cahill
Sudbury
Newton
Shirley Secord
Hopkinton
Hopkins
Framingham
Miss Secord
Red Cross
Judith Brightman
Needham
Camp Wynona
Vermont
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Janet Kiley
Clinton
Clinton High School
Sally Quinn
Framingham High School
Camp Virginia
Marlboro
Clara Carr
Connecticut College For Women
New London
Concord
Middlesex County
University of Massachusetts
Diane Doggart
Leo Ryan
Barbara Leagins
Natick
Linda Farnsworth
Nancy Ela
Wayland
Benjamin Pool
Sherborn
Thelma Phalon
Stow
John Pickard
Betty Farmer
Philip King
Pepperell
John Lyons
Boxboro
Bruce Ogilvie
Richard Wilder
Groton
Wendy Wilbur
Wakefield
Joan Nims
Wilmington
Jane Rowe
North Reading
John Ames
Fred Kula
Woburn
August Schumacher
Lexington
Muriel Leedburg
Westford
Jesse James
Maurice Roberts
Florence Flynn
Pepperett
Myra Ratay
182nd Week Tour of Camp Western Ends
The fragment notes a 182nd week tour event at Camp Western with participants including men from Pany and York. It mentions a 10 mile segment and a due date of the 21st, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany Try
N and i
Unis
York
Unclear OCR fragment outlines a 31 year old with training and weapons
Fragmentary text references a James Clarke 31 from Oregon with training and equipment for defense and potential biological warfare. Mentions The Hill School, Worcester, and Union, Ore. Clatsop Lewis winter qual built at Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Goi
James R
Ing
Worcester
Clarke
the Hill School
Union
Oregon
Union Pit
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Bolton
Virginia
Bay Path Council
Louise Redden
Council
Framingham State Teachers College
Janice Haley
Saugus
Mary Donahue
Arlene Gardner
West Natick
Joan Page
Upton
Gardner
South Hanson
Natick High School
Natick Day Camp
New Hampsire
Page
Red Cross Aquatic School
Gertrude Coombs
Miss Redden
Miss Young
Miss Coombs
Hartford
Westport
Conn
Columbia
Connecticut Department of Public Health
Joanne Parrish
Ruxton
Western Maryland College
Cody
Wyoming
Tdn
Delaware
Westchester
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Wm. J. Downing
Harvard Road
Littleton
Tel
Hunter
Aoe
ETN
Eee Haar
Dept. of Commerce
Registon St
Becton, Mass
United States
Cape Alavy
Washington
Roger L. Putnam
Hanscom Field
South Dakota
Fort Knox
Jessie D. Gregory
Wadesboro
N.C
Donald Rb, Bush
Oakland
Calif
Credit Union
Maynard Consumers
CTV Mase
API
S. A. Lewis
Home Air
Conti
Installa. Com
Make Free Comfort Survey
APT
Winter St
Waino K. Pki Bing Hen
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