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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1955
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe warnings about fever and fright linked to Patton. Mentions Lexington, Mr and Mrs, and statistics about four en in clear. Source text is garbled but implies a local notice or brief about health and civic figures.
The author argues against moving small farmers into cities to learn to operate machine labor that replaces multiple workers. He asserts the dignity of hands-on farming, independence, and the infeasibility of transplanting the last independent operator. He warns the idea undermines small farmers and small business, noting many barely make a living yet prize freedom.
The week lists Company H. M. N. G. returning from a Fort Devens tour in two weeks. Sunday services at Trinitarian Congregational Church begin at 9:30 a.m. The Board of Selectmen meet Monday at Town House 7:30 p.m. Tuesday features Concord Lions Club cookout and meeting at Acton 6:30 p.m. Thursday Rotary Club lunch and meeting at Howard Johnson's 12:15 p.m.
East Pakistan houses 42,000,600 people across 54,500 square miles of jungles rivers and plains. The region is far more populous than West Pakistan which is about six times smaller in population.
Employment classified seeks a woman for general housework in a country home shared by a mother and working daughter. Live-in position. References required. Call Clearwater 98674 or write Ruth Giblin RFD No. 1 Concord.
Help needed for general housework and plain cooking for two working adults and an infant with a nurse on child care. Live out position from 1 to 9 p.m. One weekday and part of Sunday off. Start after Labor Day. Apply now by calling EMerson 9-9360.
Miss Esther Carhart of Beaver Washington will sail from New York on July 22 for a three year teaching term in Izmir Turkey with the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. She has prior overseas experience in Bulgaria and Bulgaria and Bulgaria. She is daughter of Rev George Carhart and sister of John H Carhart.
Patrolman Paul Roberts arrested Pinellas County Prosecuting Attorney Emerson Parker and his brother Traffic Court Judge Carl Parker in a street drag race in St. Petersburg Florida. The incident involved a standing start high speed run and both men faced arrest.
A bench warrant for an embezzler was dropped after investigators found the accused was in jail when arraignment was set. The jailer had forgotten to wake him, and the prisoner slept through the proceedings in Provo Utah.
Boston reports final Senate consideration of bills costing about 15 million dollars yearly after House approval. One measure would raise state employee pay by 360 dollars annually, another boosts top officers and department heads by up to 2500 dollars yearly, and a 2.6 million dollar bond for Westport Horse Neck Beach development also awaits action. Governor Herter signaled a veto of size-adjusted pay increases and urged renewed temporary taxes to balance budgets.
The Senate backed a measure to protect Beacon Hill fronts as part of a historic district. The vote sent the bill to the House, and a ballot referendum for Boston voters was defeated. Boston Democrats Beadles and Umana cited Dorchester and East Boston as equally significant. Senator Parker argued for preserving Bullfinch designed architecture.
In Massachusetts the House approved a bill to impose mandatory 90 day jail terms for second offense bookmakers. The measure moves back to the Senate after a 65 to 14 House vote to bypass the judicial council portion and advance by voice vote.
A Bronxville New York woman wrote to state police thanking them for arresting her son on a speed charge. She said the summons to court was worth more than all the preaching she could give.
The sentence asserts India’s population grows at 5 billion per year. This figure is implausible for a single year and contradicts established demographic data. No verifiable source is provided.
Maynard St Bridget's CYO beat St. Thomas Wilmington 7 5 at Crowe Park for their 14th straight win. Johnny Kulevich struck out 16 without allowing a hit as Larry Jones and Jim Luker gave up walks for Wilmington runs. Dickie Jones and Austin Forsythe harbor a .500 average. Dickie Jones shines behind the plate at .414. Next Sunday July 24 St Mary's Melrose tests the streak at Crowe Park at 2 p m.
Edinburg Fire Chief Elbert Sanders says he made the longest fire run in the world while driving to a convention in Carthage Tex. More than 500 miles from home he spotted a night blaze at a filling station, woke the owner, and helped extinguish the fire.
Charles Decker, a retired barber in Marcellus Michigan, celebrated his 75th wedding anniversary and his 100th birthday on the same day, sharing the moment with family and friends.
In the Assabet Valley Pony League race, the Dairymen move into a first place tie with a pair of wins while the Blades pursue a second half crown. Key games include an 8-1 Dairymen win over the Blades and a 15-8 Dairymen victory over the Green Sox, featuring Jack Cowles grand slam. The week also saw Ken O Driscoll lead the Blades past the Jets 10-4, and Jeff Howe homer in a 4-1 Green Sox win over the Jets. Final week schedule through July 25 features Blades Jets, Green Sox Dairymen, and Jets Dairymen with the Blades awaiting the second-half winner.
A town meeting approved a 1956 plan to erect a six-room elementary school in Park Carlisle with 195000 funded by 10000 surplus revenue 5000 current tax 180000 bonds. State aid covers about 44 percent. Plans presented by R Wright McAllister. four articles approved including land transfer and construction committee appointment. About 200 residents attended.
Fort Leavenworth Kansas soldiers named Soldato are described as soldiers in Italian. Master Sergeant Joseph A. Soldato a 30 year Army veteran has two sons in service Sergeant Joseph A. Soldato Jr with the Fifth Infantry Division and First Lieutenant Shane N. Soldato at Fort Bragg North Carolina. The youngest Don is seven and being raised to follow the same path.
Residential expenditures in construction increased 12 percent last year with an estimated 1,200,000 housing starts.
Ray Payne and Bill Mitchell, Utah State Agricultural College students in Logan, tied their horses to parking meters and were ticketed for overparking, highlighting stricter Western traffic enforcement with a humorous twist.
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