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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1952

Page

15

Marines In Korea O T Prefer Rations In State Of The Ee

The article explains front line soldiers in Korea favor ration lists such as First Marines and PX items. It notes preferred snacks like tuna sandwiches and dried prunes with sugar cubes, canned foods, and daily confections. It mentions cigarettes, candles, flashlights, batteries, bulbs, and stationery as common needs. Air mail reach is about eight or nine days, parcel post about a month with special handling for faster service.

Korea

I Remember by the Old Timers recollections

Readers share memories from past rural life from various states including Minnesota Texas Colorado Ohio and West Virginia reminiscences cover oxen teams water breaks house to house singing hops for bread bed straw wash days and a note on old style railroad talk

J. C. Petty Goldshale Texas

European workers live and study in U.S. under MSA program

A pilot group of 300 European workers is living, working, and studying in six American college communities under the Mutual Security Agency program. They will help counter communist propaganda by experiencing life in the United States while training for future placements.

Washington Our U.S.A Uful United States Mutual Security Agency MSA Our Town Free Europe American International College Springfield Mass Bridgeport University Bridgeport

Man Overcomes Despair by Helping Others

Miss Marguerite Perry recalls a 14 year old boy whose nightmare of murder and suicide haunted him. Simple counsel to serve others, long hikes, and nightly exertion restored his sleep and hope. He later sang in church and studied engineering at university.

Marguerite Perry Clanton Alabama Alabama Baptist Children’s Home Troy John Miss Perry University

Aging Nomura Keeps Mystery Fire Alive in Japan

Tokyo's Kodo No mura nicknamed Conan Doyle of Japan for 340 plus Heiji detective tales. Nomura, 72, crafts new mystery fiction while also writing essays and lecturing. Heiji solves crimes with steady, melodramatic tales featuring Heiji and sidekick Hachigoro in Edo Tokyo setting.

Earnest Hobbrecht United Press Tokyo Kodo Nomura Conan Doyle Japan Sherlock Holmes Nomura Shigeru Yoshida Yedo Heiji Hachigoro

Back-Seat Driver Has Good Points

Motor vehicle executive L. S. Harris lauds back seat questions to keep drivers alert and urges coffee stops for safety. He cites New York University data on the split second decisions and lists five rules for safer summer motoring including rest, fresh air, coffee breaks, light conversation, and pulling off to sleep if doubt arises.

L. S. Harris American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Har‘ris New York University Safety Center New York City Harris

Year Round Tomatoes Claim From Australian Botanist

An Australian botanist, Gilbert Pritchard, curator at Portland Botanic Gardens, reports a method to grow tomatoes year round by grafting onto kangaroo apple roots. The grafted plants resist frost and wind better, grow bigger, and the fruit remains unaffected. Plants may live three years in a glasshouse, longer outdoors with space.

Gilbert Pritchard Botanic Gardens Portland Victoria Pritchard

Helicopter Buses Predicted for Australia

Ian Holyman son of Australian National Airways managing director recently returned from world tour suggests helicopters with eight to twenty passengers could replace buses on outer routes in Melbourne and Sydney. Holyman trained under ANA cadetship, studied airline operation globally and outlined a six year training path ending with overseas tours.

Melbourne Sydney Ian Holyman Australian National Airways Holyman A.N.A Malaya Siam Indo-China Europe Britain United States

Bucksport Bachelor Ball aims to raise marriage rate

In Bucksport Maine the Bachelor Ball drew more than 200 attendees including bachelors, bachelor girls and married couples at the high school gym. Civic groups sponsored the event to encourage young people to marry and boost the marriage rate, though no definite outcome was reported.

Bucksport

Submarine warfare may decide future wars says Canadian navy

Ottawa report quotes Vice Admiral Mainguy stating antisubmarine power could determine victory in a third world war. He notes Soviet submarine strength is 300 to 400 vessels with rapid expansion, faster designs, and calls for heavy emphasis on protecting sea lanes and developing countermeasures against underwater threats.

John Alius U. P Ottawa U.P E. R. Mainguy David Bushnell New York Charleston N. C

Israelis Laugh Amid Troubles and Navy Tale

A Haifa bound sailor recalls orders to save shells to the letter and reflects on naval duties amid Israel economic strains. The piece blends wartime bravado with humor about currency shortages and national optimism versus pessimism, ending with a Canada Britain Isles contrast.

Tel Aviv U.P Haifa United States Gibraltar Israel

Bees Loose at Post Office Stampede Through Busy Day

Charles W. Rittenhouse, mail superintendent, faced a buzzing chaos as 3,000 bees shipped to A. R. Reigieman of Kirtland escaped. Reigieman arrived to quiet the swarm while postal workers watched. Only one man suffered a sting.

Willoughby U.P Charles W. Rittenhouse A. R. Reigieman Kirtland Reigieman Rittenhouse

Fragmentary note on a man’s dyspeptic views of insects

A garbled line portrays a “civilized man” who eats fish crabs oysters snails and eggs while scorning insects as Hottentots and calling a plague manna from heaven. The fragment hints at prejudiced language and misapplied comparisons.

Heven

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