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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
18
A Rio de Janeiro newspaper reports a Kremlin directed plot to overthrow Brazil and install a communist regime was foiled amid growing tensions. The item notes authorities claim to have neutralized the planned coup carrier and outlines regional implications for Latin American politics.
New York The World Telegram and Sun cannot publish for a second straight day as AFL printers refuse to cross CIO American Newspaper Guild picket lines. A lone bandit robbed Dr David A Chase of New York in Leicester Mass as he sat reading, escaping with $17.
A vast layer of smoke and microscopic salt particles hovered over the Pacific, covering Hawaii and reaching Wake Island. Honolulu officials say the Small aerosol mix is salt evaporated from the ocean, trapped near the surface by stable air. In Washington, a Social Security wage coverage dispute nears resolution over 3000 vs 3600 dollars, while the Army pursues lightweight atomic warhead shells for field artillery.
Massachusetts legislative scene shows Democrats backing Governor Dever plan for a compulsory state cash sickness fund with enough House strength to thwart a Republican sponsored bill that would leave the process to insurance companies. Chelsea notes Gen Penney dies at Chelsea Soldiers Home after a yearlong illness. London reports Conservative backers push for debate on Schuman plan and European unity. Boston cafe fire destroys building in South End. a German Shepherd dog saved by firemen.
The Middlesex County Extension Service invites families to Camp Middlesex Ashby Sunday June 18 for an Open House. Visitors can picnic view laurel woods wild flowers birds and the brook as the new dining hall opens to expand 4 H and home making programs. A 2 30 pm program will feature Henry Warren presiding with talks by Harry A Brown and others.
Reading from Concord events, the Rainbow Girls plan an initiation at the Mason ic Temple on Saturday afternoon. That night the Peak Assembly sponsors an old fashioned dance at the Girl Scout House.
Kath leen Mary Dalton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Dalton of Old Bedford road, marked her fourth birthday on Tuesday this week with her older brother Edward Jr present at home in Concord.
The Concord Rainbow Girls host a square dance at the Scout House Saturday night at 7 30 with Robert Bob Treyz of Boxboro as caller. The public is invited to attend.
Dr Norman A. Ishman in Muskegon administers a transfusion and discovers the plasma comes from blood he had donated to the Muskegon blood bank previously. The incident highlights patient benefit and the ongoing use of donor plasma in medical care.
In Macon Georgia a man was arrested while attempting to set up a whiskey still. He faced charges of illicit distilling of whiskey as agents moved quickly to curb illegal liquor activity.
New Delhi reports Karnal district authorities north of the capital have proposed a 30-cent tax levy to raise revenue. The move reflects pressure on local finances as officials seek ways to fund services amid hard times.
Mrs Clara F Ferden sends a note praising the Garrison House articles and recalls early Sudbury years 1878 era. She has compiled scrapbooks now housed at Goodnow Library, providing valuable Sudbury reference material on past events.
Mary Doran daughter of Ronald Doran and the late Mrs Doran became the bride of Eugene Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Cunningham of Newton last Saturday at St Bridget's Church. The nuptial mass was at 10 o'clock with Rev Edward O'Bryan officiating. The reception for 150 guests followed at Wayside Inn Sudbury and the couple will reside in Newton after a Niagara Falls and West honeymoon tour.
Concord residents Rudolph W. Currier and wife observe the fourth birthday of their son William Howard Currier at a home party on 255 Main Street with sister Ann Mary and brother Edward Francis in attendance.
The text argues that pulling or cutting does not kill dandelions. only applying a weed killer provides a reliable solution for lawn control.
Two individuals Mia Belosante and Angela Ruest appear in a fragmented notice connected to an event described as a lifestyle or social affair. The readable text provides no dates locations or organizational context for further details.
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