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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
10
Assistant Attorney General Stanley N Barnes attorneys file suit against General Shoe Corporation for violation of Section 7 of the Clayton Act. The government's aim is to halt monopolistic tendencies from mergers that could reduce competition and widen the firm’s control over independent retailers and brand-name shoes.
New Delhi AP reports the governments of India and Indonesia agreed to reciprocal exchanges of air force officers. They also approved a courier service to train Indonesian and Indian pilots on flights outside both nations.
Sidney Nebraska report states Cheyenne County paid 378 for detaining Floyd Barton a transient from Los Angeles on a bad check charge of 100 dollars.
Bedford United Workers announce a food sale this Saturday on the Church of Christ grounds with proceeds benefiting the group. The monthly parties are paused until fall. Mrs. Herbert L. Clark hosted a benefit dessert bridge. prize winners include Mrs. Edward F. Pike and four others at the five-table event.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Webster of 295 South Road announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Lee Webster to Charles S Schultz son of Edward Schultz and the late Mrs Schultz of North Quincy The bride to be is a graduate of Massachusetts Memorial Hospital and works at a New York hospital The groom is a U S Marine Corps veteran The couple plan a September wedding
On Tuesday May 31 Miss Mary Lee Crowley of Barretts Mill Road hosted a cookout at her home for West Concord sixth and seventh grade Girl Scouts. Leaders Mrs Quick Mrs Goodyear and Mrs O Connor oversaw the event as the group presented a souvenir bowl to Mrs Quick before she and her family move back to Michigan.
Hot muffins with orange rind and raisins. Roll in melted butter and sugar with ground cinnamon for a festive touch.
Nonagricultural employment in New England reached 3,441,300 in mid-April 1955, up 17,700 from March and 5,100 from April 1954, driven by seasonal gains in construction, trade, services, outdoor activities, finance, insurance and real estate. Durable goods and soft goods saw mixed shifts with manufacturing hours down overall.
In Springfield Illinois UP supporters washed windshields on parked cars leaving tags urging motorists to vote for their candidate to achieve clean government and a clean windshield.
Robert W. McFarland of Carlisle chaired the Musketaquid District camp oscars committee at Camp Oak Bedford over the weekend. Carlisle Congregational Church Men’s Club hosted a cookout and sports program at Spaulding Park to close the season. Camp Middlesex in Ashby set to open June 26 with Edward J. Moran directing. a cleanup day was held at the camp last Saturday.
In a concise note, a prairie dog is identified as a rodent rather than a dog explaining the common misconception about the animal. The statement clarifies classification without extra details.
The guide explains that a 70 degree room may feel chilly if walls are cold. Insulate with mineral wool in walls floors and attic and install double glazed windows with storm sash. Perimeter heating and blended air from Coleman officials help keep even temperatures from floor to ceiling.
A health column warns housewives face dermatitis from daily chores. Exposure to soaps detergents heat and moisture irritates skin, with allergies infections and nervous factors complicating cases. Advice urges identifying irritants and organizing tasks, even suggesting gloves as a precaution.
Concord Troop 31 held a public court of honor at the Girl Scout House Tuesday evening where prize awards will be announced later. The Rebecca Sewing Circle meets tonight. Pioneer Girls and Christian Service Brigade held Monday evening meetings. Camp Thoreau celebrates its fifth birthday at Briar Dale Farm Concord contact Mr and Mrs Clifford A Pulis for registrations. Willow Rebekah Lodge held a mystery ride Monday night. June through August will have one meeting per month. Miss Martha Benson is the noble grand.
A fragmentary notice outlines a Legion meeting at Swampeco with updates on officers and activities. It notes a funeral Friday and a choir director in charge. Another item mentions a junior division event and a church service schedule.
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