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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
6
A warm weather menu favors light salads but can stay hearty with avocado halves cauliflower and onions dressed in lemon. The piece includes a Chicken Salad Tomato Slices and a Cinnamon Prune Bread recipe with steps for orange butter frosting and nut loaf bake times.
The text suggests using grated orange rind and orange juice as a milk substitute in biscuits or muffins for a tangy taste. It mentions diced candied fruit, pineapple, citron, and citrus peels as flavor enhancers. It notes veal's tenderness varies and lists braising cuts for beef and other meats.
Manager Jack Hurley argues over who can take a punch as Harry Matthews and Rocky Marciano prepare for a July 28 bout at Yankee Stadium. Hurley says Matthews is a brilliant boxer who can absorb punishment, while questioning Marciano s resilience to body shots and midsection power.
A long time Concord foreman Joe Ring retires from the Boston Consolidated Gas Company and now lives in Wilmington after four decades of service. Nearby Wallace Peterson of Lincoln resumes work after a siege and is married to former Mary Giles. Attorney George Fingold of Lowell Road attends a GOP meeting at the Republican Club in Boston. John McCabe, Thoreau Court, recovers from a fall at Cambridge hospital but cannot yet return to work. Georgia farmers begin a 100 million tree planting program per year for five years with help from 100 local banks and 150 free planting machines.
Berlin sponsors Old Home Day and Community Fair at Memorial School on Saturday August 16 from 10 a.m. to 11:55 p.m. Entries due August 15. exhibits open 10 a.m. to noon, then 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Dinner, meetings, dances, and games follow with a baked bean supper at 5:30 to 7 p.m. Awards announced for multiple classes. Worcester County Extension assists. exhibits must be grown or produced by exhibitor.
An Archery Class is formed in Sudbury with weekly Wednesday meetings at 7 PM in the high school back room led by Mrs. Richard Burckes. It offers beginner and advanced groups and plans a late season tournament if enough members join. Eight members currently attend. more info via Mrs. Burckes.
Racing Secretary Ty Shea shortened several 2 year old races from five and a half furlongs to five to ease spring coughing related delays. The change applies to the first condition book for the first 12 days. Delaware Park invaders J P Doc Jones and Max Kahlibaum gain stable space as Kahlibaum campaigns Jam Pol in the Providence Stakes.
Lumberton Mississippi hosts what is described as the world’s largest pecan nursery with more than two million pecan trees in its collection and operations.
A letter argues thousands of teachers face subversion from Reds and vigilance committees. It condemns parent groups for policing curricula, defends academic freedom, and warns against state indoctrination while urging parents to control their children’s schooling.
Marlboro will host a tag day Friday July 18 conducted by the George N Alden Ambulance Corps a nonprofit founded in 1939 and approved by Mayor Romeo Gadbois. The group provides free ambulance service to veterans and families transporting to hospitals across New England and handling stretcher cases from homes to hospitals and back the same day.
A Ponca sacred peace pipe named Ninibauxube has left the tribe for its final resting place at the University of Nebraska. Le Claire presented the pipe, honoring the wishes of Chief Joe Birdhead, to ensure proper care at the Big School. Birdhead feared tribal members would not maintain it properly.
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