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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
4
The Concord Enterprise lists its Marlboro headquarters and Boston and New York ad agencies. It notes editor R W Currier and contact addresses, highlights second class matter status since 1908, and states advertising copy must reach the office by 2 PM Wednesday for Thursday publication with single copy price at 10 cents and annual subscription at five dollars.
Acton Ladies Circle hosts a dessert at the Baptist Church Thursday at 1 30 p m. Women from other churches are invited. At 2 p m Rev Robert Smith native of Stow will speak. He is a missionary from Sudan Interior Mission Africa.
Concord Ladies Sodality of St Bernard's held a well attended social at Rose Hawthorne School Hall. A weekend retreat to Our Lady of Senacle Lancaster drew good participation. Court Our Lady Help of Christians C D A marked an anniversary mass for deceased members celebrated by Rev. Robert G Buckley. Installation of officers is planned soon.
The article argues that rising farm subsidies and food prices hurt farmers and shoppers while food industry mergers concentrate power. It blames the Federal Trade Commission for stalling a Congress mandated probe into pricing, discounts, and perks in the food sector, urging action despite budget excuses.
New York reports the average mortgage payment for a typical new home buyer last year at 6912 dollars with repayment terms lengthening from 27.3 years in 1958 to 28.8 years. Los Angeles notes rising living costs. Prisoners in city jails were allowed to draw more funds from deposits to cover higher commissary costs.
A land and sea meal in a portable setup. Lunches are packed in plastic covered trays for on the road or afloat, with a frankfurter bun filling of cottage cheese Bleu cheese and bacon bits. A recipe yields 1 1/2 cups suitable as sandwich filling.
Texas A&M nutrition scientist Dr. James R. Couch reports isolating white crystal growth-stimulating compounds from dried distillers solubles. In poultry tests the crystals boosted growth 8 to 25 percent, with humans noting increased appetite in trials. production is slow but promising as a potential vitamin-like substance.
A UPI report notes that in ancient Rome brides wearing colors other than white were seen as bringing doom and unhappiness to the marriage, with purity also linked to white in cultural beliefs.
Concord police condemn cowardly obscene insults toward innocent women and girls from youths dialing numbers and exchanging filthy expressions. Six years of arrests and convictions cited. Larceny of an automobile radio solved within two hours. two youths detained. Older youth probation for one year. juvenile to be arraigned. Radio recovered.
Rep. Olin D. Teague of Texas argues the United States could have avoided Pearl Harbor if 1941 knowledge of Japan matched today’s understanding of Russia. He warned vigilance would have spared American lives on Memorial Day.
Modern building methods use asphalt shingles to resist hurricane force winds. The material provides durable protection in extreme weather and helps keep interiors safe during storms.
In Pomata Peru Rev Richard M Quinn of San Jose Calif drove a mountain road after brake failure. An Indian station owner advised pouring all purpose Indian brandy into the brake cylinder. Quinn said the brakes then worked and challenged others to name a hydraulic brake fluid with additional uses.
Emily Jane Simmons, 80, of Anaheim California, posted $263 bail after spending the night in jail on drunken driving charges. She remarked, I guess everybody ought to get in jail sometime before they die so they can see how the other half lives.
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