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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
11
The article discusses U S government hush efforts around oil industry investigations and a controversial rule interpretation. It notes opposition from figures like George Mott and the Independent Business head, and questions who drives the cover ups and why while warning of broader secrecy in Washington.
Ions Administra pday announces six enue and 2 Cross Col ga near the airport will gain Reserve Recessary facilities including restaurant and parking. Major General Browne of First Air Force will kickoff recruiting at the new quarters on June 16 with a dinner at Stockholm Restaurant and a meeting that evening. He will be in Worcester for two days to address New England industrialists and reservists at the National Resources Conference.
The text outlines a 1954 traffic accident cost totaling about 4.3 billion dollars. It breaks down the sum into 150 million for reduced earnings from temporary disability, 350 million from permanent disability, 750 million for the loss of earnings of those killed, 1 million for medical costs, 1.6 billion for property damage, and 1.4 billion for insurance overhead.
Cooking experts say it is nearly impossible to over knead bread dough, and good yeast bread needs ample dough while you stretch it gently to develop bubbles beneath the surface. The guidance emphasizes patience and proper technique for airy texture.
Worcester high schools host graduation exercises as the U S Army Recruiting Station lists numerous courses available to high school graduates. Qualified applicants enlist for three years in the Regular Army with a guaranteed post basic training attendance. Courses include chemical laboratory work, drafting, topographic surveying, armor and missile maintenance, communications, aviation mechanics, medical and dental technician roles, and many other technical fields.
Local residents are advised of the annual festival to be held June 11 at 8 p.m. on the Wayland high school athletic field featuring a square dance and refreshments. Holy Name members from St Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians will ride buses to Stoneham for an outdoor mass and holy hour, with about six buses transporting 300 members.
The six coonhound breeds listed are bluetick redbone black and tan English treeing Walker and Plott. The American Kennel Club recognizes only the black and tan among them.
Camp Virginia in Boston begins its ninth season on Sunday June 26 for an eight week term ending August 20. Senior scouts join in the first two week period with limited vacancies, while later periods July 20 to 23 and July 24 to August 6 are filled. August 7 to 20 offers more places. The program features craft, music, drama, arts and crafts with 16 to 20 girls per unit plus counselors. A Melbourne exchange counselor Miss Nancy Elizabeth Harvey from Kangaroo Point arrives as part of a Juliette Low World Friendship fund program with 12 overseas counselors and equal US participants.
Massachusetts motorists will receive a uniform 12 by 16 inch license plate starting in 1957. Drivers will keep current plates for 18 more months while replacements are prepared, with $300000 authorized to update equipment and relocate machinery to Norfolk prison. The change is part of a nationwide move to a standard size.
Bedford report notes Holy Name Society members will attend an outdoor Corpus Christi mass at the Stoneham Pomethworth Street Playground by bus. Local Boy Scouts joined the two day cameras program at Camp Oak Bedford with about 1000 boys from nine towns in Sachem Council camping and returning home Saturday.
Miss Elinor Christensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Her manne E Christensen of Sunset road is a nurse at Pragoyter ian Hospital New York and was home recently for a visit.
Mr and Mrs Leroy E Band zul of 66 Springs Road announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday May 29 at Waitham Hospital.
At the New Ocean House in Swampscott the Ladies Auxiliary held a three day convention with Mrs Albert J Larsen and Mrs Daniel J Doherty among the attendees.
Three Fisher Ju nior College graduates attended the alumnae banquet in Boston including Elizabeth Barrett Lois Rutland and Mary E Sutherland with listed addresses. Also visiting were Dr and Mrs John Japp and their daughter from Albany New York. Mrs Japp is Norma Puffer. The U S uses 42 percent of world electricity and 50 million power customers.
James Cookman of Southboro, Mrs. James H. Marry, president of the council, and Miss Redden are listed among participants in a Southboro civic event. The fragment preserves names tied to local governance and social activity.
Std. Sawyer will holdover for another week the comedic hit Charley’s Aunt at the Red Barn Theatre in Westboro beginning Tuesday evening and through Sunday evening at 8 20. Two Saturday performances will be at 7 and 9 165 p.m. John Woods and Tom Rosqui lead with Joan Jaffrey Jeanne Oliver and others in the resident company. James Dyas directs and Bill Harp handles stage management and set design.
Selective Service Board No. 18 reports one Marlboro area man will be sent for induction on June 9. Two men are scheduled for pre induction examinations on June 13. The board covers Marlboro Hudson Stow Framingham Natick Sherborn Holliston Hopkinton Ashland Weston and Boxborough.
Island Nebraska residents Lloyd Berry and H Lloyd Berry share names and fathers but are not related. The confusion stems from both families bearing the same name after moving into town.
Marlboro city officials announce claims totaling 35272.66 for hurricane damage to municipal property. The Relief Board has approved 23131.55 so far, with Carol at 29053.97 and Edna at 6218.69, aided by 12 million from a state bond issue and 2.5 million from the federal government.
Extension specialist Ruth McIntire shares ideas for backyard fun and homemade play equipment at the Middlesex County Homemakers Picnic on June 16 at Camp Middlesex Ashby. Bring a picnic lunch and children to enjoy outdoor living tips including outdoor cookery.
Funeral services for Raymond A Phalon age 60 of Red Acre road Stow were held at Fowler Funeral Home in Maynard. Rev Paul Killinger officiated and interment was at Brookside cemetery. Surviving are his wife Lilla six daughters one son 19 grandchildren and multiple siblings.
Miss Jean Marie Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Stewart of 149 Manning Street and Ronald E Korsman son of Mr and Mrs Eric Korsman of 1 Noble Park Maynard wed Sunday in a 1 PM ceremony at Sir Michaels Church. Attendants included Miss Alice Anne Steward maid of honor and Julie Madeleine Stewart junior bridesmaid. Best man was Thomas McGovern with Joseph Stewart Jr and David Korsman as ushers. A reception for about 200 guests followed at the Eagles Home Pleasant Street.
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