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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1952

Page

10

New Angina Drug Peritrate Aids Angina Sufferers

A health report notes half a million annual heart disease deaths in North America with 2687 due to angina pectoris. Morris Plains New Jersey firm develops Peritrate from explosive ingredient. Journal of Angiology cites 75 percent of patients see fewer attacks and less pain after treatment. The drug aims to ease heart vessel constriction and improve oxygen supply.

America Tories Morris Plains New Jersey Journal of Angiology

Clothes Reveal Your Character And Personality

New York City readers learn from psychologists that clothing choices signal personality traits. Findings claim dowdy dressers tend toward vanity, casual wear signals frankness, and gossips show in seam care. Husband reactions mirror the wife attire, from possessiveness to self-confidence, with well dressed wives reflecting their spouses’ success.

New York City Judith Chase Churchill

Iroquois Feasts Of The Dead And Ghost Beliefs

Ancient Iroquois hold two souls belief with the ghost remaining earthbound. Elaborate annual or semi annual feasts propitiate spirits with offerings, music and dances witnessed by French explorers. Over time the rite has become localized to tribes and families, with variations for winter observances and cures for ailments blamed on ghosts.

United States Canada

Swiss Advise Citizens On Behavior to Enemy Occupation

Swiss officials publish a war service manual for army officers detailing civilian conduct in wartime. It warns against partisan action during occupation as such acts invite reprisals and sacrifice. The manual highlights observing enemy movements for relay to Swiss army intelligence and cites Lidice as a cautionary example.

Berne Switz Switzerland Lidice Reinhard Heydrich

Deaf Get Own Church in Indianapolis Landmark

A pioneering Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Indianapolis serves a Deaf congregation with sign language sermons and musical worship. It is described as the first permanent chapel of its kind in Indiana, highlighting a unique approach to worship and accessibility.

Indianapolis U.P Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Reat Indiana

Planning for the Future Buy U S Savings Bonds

A public notice urges readers to consider purchasing U S Savings Bonds as a long term saving option. It highlights security and simplicity for families planning financial goals and future needs.

U.S

Five Year Old Builds Bow and Arrows Tale

A boy named George in Iowa at age five crafts a bow and arrows from willow and a worn thong, while his sister Emmy prods him with mischief. He plans to move to Colorado with his family to escape girls and defend against Native Americans, claiming he will use bow and arrows.

Teorgie Iowa Emmy George

Wagon Train Wish and a Boy Named George

An excerpt follows George and Emmy playing near a farm. Emmy taunts him about marksmanship and daring, while George vies for a wagon trip with his father guiding discipline. The pair escape to the granary and a hopeful plan to join a wagon train unfolds amid family pressure.

Lawrence Grove: Clerk Behind Massachusetts House’s Smooth Work

The article praises Lawrence R. Grove of Natick as the Massachusetts House clerk since 1939 and an office attache since 1919. It highlights his impartial handling of points of order, reference to precedents, roll calls, and assignment of bills, noting his integrity and essential role in guiding both parties and aiding members. It lauds his decades of parliamentary experience and steady, nonpartisan service.

Massachusetts House of Representatives Lawrence R. Grove Natick House Pary Senate Larry” Grove House of Representatives

Bedford honors Samuel Braverman for Clark degree

Samuel W. Braverman son of Dr and Mrs Aaron H Braverman of Springs good Bedford has received a bachelor of arts degree from Clark University. He majored in biology and plans to enter Penn State in the fall. A meeting of Bedford Red Cross workers was listed last.

Samuel W. Braverman Aaron H. Braverman Springs Good Bedford i Clark University Penn State Bedford Red Cross Wworkers

Concord and Acton News Highlights and Local Notes

Community update from Concord and Acton with summer weather, Flag Day observations, graduation counts, town officials, and civic notes. Mentions include deaths, school openings, local clubs, police officers from the 1952 class, and upcoming community events such as a country fair and Route 2 extension developments.

Arrie Antiquarian Society Wayside Sidea Sam” Boxhill Lexington High Concord’s Lee Family James J. Hurley West A - Acton High Concord High W. Stuart Allen Maynard Maynard Young Republican Club West Concord Grainscord Academy Concord New Lexington Westh Krystyna Janina Kleindienst Lincoln Massachusetts Reformatory Farm New Legion First National Thoreau Society Con Lions Club of Concord Jim Larry Lumber Warren D Parks Vu. S. Civil Service ‘Commission O. M. Helsher Concord Post Office Rose Haw Mother Pal Chicago Union Church Cyril Perkin Lind Pondville State

Civil Service Exam For Post Office Clerk Positions

A regional director announces a written test for clerk jobs in federal agencies across Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont with a salary range of 2500 to 3175 dollars yearly. No prior experience required. applications available at local U S Civil Service exam boards or the First U S Civil Service Region in Boston, Massachusetts.

Bedford First U. S. Civil Service Region Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont U. S. Civil Service Board of U.S. Civil Service ‘Examiners First U. S. Cil Service Postoffice and Courthouse Boston -9

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