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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
7
A feature recalls Johann Wirth and his family of frankfurter makers. It traces how a marriage sparked a tradition of pair sausages, notes a shift from Persian casings to new sources, and preserves secrets about smoking and pork quality while denying horse meat.
Marlboro Mr and Mrs Howard L Aseltine of 26A Walnut Street observe their 28th anniversary Saturday. Married in Natick she the former Maria Adams they have two sons Howard and Richard a daughter Marjorie Ann. Mrs Aseltine is VFW Auxiliary member and both attend First Methodist church.
Marlboro judge and Mrs George E Dewey of 13 Greendale Avenue announce the birth of a son, John Dewey, born last Friday at Whidden Memorial hospital in Everett. The infant weighed seven pounds four ounces. The couple already has three boys and two girls. Grandparents are Mrs Frank S Dewey of Marlboro and Mrs Daniel R Murdock of Everett.
Marlboro Hi Jinx Cootiette club names Rita White Louise Borella Adelene Heath as delegates to the Revere convention on June 27 with alternates Marion Della Penna Madeline Crosby and Mary Comerato A banquet will honor the Supreme Grey Back at Hotel Touraine Boston that night Plans aim for a dance at Cushing V A Hospital Framingham late July with Rita White in charge as hospital chairman
St Louis bureau chief Harry Wahlgran rejects cloud seeding as altering national rain patterns. He notes 125 years of records show no two years share a pattern and cites rainfall ranges from 23.23 inches in 1930 to 68.83 inches in 1858 while acknowledging seeding might boost precipitation only if moisture already exists in the air.
Hartford officials report the state tax department finds kindness more effective than enforcement in collecting overdue taxes. The campaign relies on polite outreach to persuade debtors to pay rather than arresting them.
Gulfport Mississippi nine year old Helen Marie Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Martin has been licensed as an amateur radio operator by the Federal Communications Commission Four of her five brothers are licensed hams highlighting a family with strong radio wiring and hobby interest in the area
A humorous vignette about a patient waiting for medical attention and dealing with bills and doctors. The narrator depicts delays, a secretary’s interruptions, and a doctor’s grim humor about ailments and dental like care in a dated medical setting. The piece uses biting irony to critique the care routine.
About 90 members of Marlboro School Safety Patrol will be taken to Boston Braves Field by the Marlboro Police Association next Wednesday to see a Braves Pirates game. They earned the outing for their safe patrol during the year and to reward their cooperation. Chief George F. Hutch noted their good work in preventing injuries from speeding motorists and said each group of ten children will have a chaperone.
A mother dog carried her dead puppy across a highway in Corinth Mississippi and buried it in a wooded spot. Witnesses reported the dog had tears in her eyes upon returning, a surprising display observed by pilots.
The notice states payment of $1.00 is due before boarding the bus. Chartered B and W buses will depart opposite the police station around noon.
University of British Columbia researchers led by Dr. Charles E. Borden will flood Tweedsmuir Park in British Columbia with water from the Neetuttko River dam to search for evidence that American Indians originated in Asia. The project has $86,650 in government funding and aims to map ancient travel routes from Asia via Alaska into North America.
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