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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1956
Page
17
A health column notes TB spreads in the community and urges cooperation for X-ray surveys of the homeless. Sponsored by the Middlesex Health Association and local boards, the notice calls for better health and public action.
A Burlington home management specialist warns against using chlorine bleach on white cotton curtains. The resin finish can absorb and retain chlorine, weakening fabric or turning it yellow. Check bottle directions before bleaching.
United Press reports CBS-TV unveils Playhouse 90 a 90 minute weekly drama premiering Oct 11 after Climax with Forbidden Area Rod Serling adaptation. You Are There canceled for 26 weeks. Air Power CBS special series to replace. Other notes cover BBC and NBC plans with Who’s My Line rights and airings for The Crusader Courage and Bed New programs. Kate Smith declines overseas tour. Fred Coe plans whales and men NBC spectacle.
Cadet Marion Floridia, 22, of Sudbury, is at Fort Gordon, Georgia for six weeks of ROTC training through Northeastern University. The program ends August 3 and covers Signal Corps equipment use, weapons firing, field tactics, and defense against chemical, biological, and radiological warfare. Floridia is a 1951 Sudbury High School graduate and husband of Carolyn, who lives at 24 Evergreen Street, Framingham.
The United States Army highlights a long record of defending freedom across more than a hundred campaigns, expeditions, occupations, and wars from the American Revolution to Korea, underscoring its role against every enemy.
An AFCRC team at the Air Research and Development Command begins a new jet stream study using a modified B-47. The project aims to chart and follow high altitude winds with the APN 66 navigator to assess practical flight benefits for future aircraft and strategic bombers.
Miss Ruth Nancy Judson of Shrewsbury is appointed Assistant 4-H Club Agent for Middlesex County Extension Service. She begins duties in July and will reside in Concord, with oversight of 4-H programs in many towns and co supervision with Mrs. Morris of Lexington.
St Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton holds Holy Communion Sunday for men. First Friday observance past. Community Universalist Church South Acton suspends services for summer until September 9. Reunion planning led by co chairmen Raymond Vorce and John F McLaughlin. Mr and Mrs Philip M Crouse reside in South Acton after Maynard wedding June 24. Evangelical Congregational minister Rev Eric Grimshaw and spouse left for extensive British Isles tour returning August 14.
The California Highway Patrol stopped Walter Schuman of Belle Plaine Minnesota after a truck wheel came off and crashed into a house. Schuman reported two wheels were missing and the second wheel was not found.
H Shippen Goodhue of Welch Forbes Boston will chair the West Metropolitan division of the 1957 Red Feather Drive. Campaign chairman Joseph W. Lund announced the appoint ment. The drive supports 277 health and social welfare agencies serving one in three in 48 Boston area cities and towns including Acton Dover Lincoln Medfield Millis Natick Needham Sherborn Sudbury Wayland Wellesley Weston.
Tax Collector Edmund L. French announces Carlisle tax bills with a new rate of 58 dollars, up 11 from 1955. Marilyn Dutton substitutes as organist at Community Baptist Church for the third summer. Women may contact nurse Edna Sleeper for polio shot cards. Charles Swanson takes a week’s vacation from Waltham plant duties. Mr and Mrs Richard Otterson announce the birth of daughter Debra Jeanne at Lowell General Hospital, with older son Herbert Richard and grandparents listed in Chelmsford and Carlisle.
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