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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
3
Fragmentary notes show price shifts and stock concerns in the auto components sector. References to June 30 data, a 100 ton reversal, and rising material costs hint at tightened margins. The text mentions Massachusetts figures and Maynard, suggesting local market activity and supplier responses.
Miss Beatrice M. Cabot of South Sudbury wed Richard T. Buckley of Concord in a 10 o'clock ceremony at Our Lady of Fatima Church. Rev. Robert H. Hurley officiated. A reception followed at Marlboro Country Club. The couple will reside on Horse Pond road after a wedding trip.
Secretary of labor in FDR era Frances Perkins joins alumnae at Mt Holyoke College commencement in South Hadley Massachusetts for the 65th class reunion among returning graduates and notable attendees.
Mrs. W A Sharpe of Columbia South Carolina sister of Harry Rogers was invited as a special guest to the National Cub Scout Committee meeting in Philadelphia. Her program for handicapped Cub Scouts gained national notice in National Scouting Magazine. She discussed the Columbia program history the handicaps represented and adaptations used. The effort began in 1958 and grew from sessions at the Orthopedic School to the John Knox House within the First Presbyterian Church.
Faculty unearthed 19th century rule books during the 60th anniversary. They announce a new machine, the typewriter, and cite rules stating Young Ladies are admitted on the same terms as young gentlemen. The article also recounts the origin of tipping in English coffee houses and their modern nickname penny universities.
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