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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1951

Page

14

Medical Aides Set Up Here To Assist Civilian Defense

Concord's Civil Defense advisory committee for medical aides forms a program to train about 400 aides yearly at Emerson Hospital. Courses cover laboratory work transfusion burns and fractures with supervision by doctors or nurses. A fifth psychiatric course targets qualified aides completing the four core classes.

Cortcord Ithe Concord Civil Defense Emerson Hospital Neston Élebsroom Girl Scout Walden Street Girl Scout House American Red Cross

New Officers Elected At Concord Dairy Banquet

At the State Armory annual banquet dairy men from Middlesex County elected Harold Olsen as president Caleb Wheeler as vice president Jeannette McGregor as secretary Lenox Karmer as treasurer and Samuel Cutler and Robert Lingham to executive committees The event highlighted a purebred Shire calf drawing and honors for local soil and pasture conservation efforts Roy Hawes spoke on the region’s dairy progress under the National Grange and State Grange leadership Ormandie presided as toastmaster and stressed farm family unity and selective breeding.

Concord State Armory Dairy Herd Improvement Association Harold Olsen Pepperell Caleb. H. Wheeler Jeannette McGregor Sherborn Lenox Karmer Tewksbury Samuel Cutler Wayland Robert Lingham Littleton Middlesex County Select Esding Association Thesbury Andrew Keland James. DeNormandi Lincoln George Wild Arrowere Concord Caf Russell Carson Soil Conservation Disg D.H I Roy Hawes Sudbury National Grange State Grange England Ormandie Weir

Miss Snow Named MHAC Chairman

Elmina L Snow of Concord has been appointed chairman of the Massachusetts Hospital Association Council on Association Development She also serves on the association board of trustees and its auditing committee T Stewart Hamilton MD Newton Wellesley Hospital president of the MHAC

Concord Miss Elmina L., Snow Emerson Massachusetts Hospital Association Council On Association Miss Snow T. Stewart Hamilton Newton-Wellesley

Sunday Dinner Reduck Rushes To Dinner Tables

Sunday dinner feature extols Long Island duckling as a budget friendly centerpiece with celery onion seasoning. The instructions advise roasting at 350 degrees for 35 minutes per pound, serving with applesauce and green peas, plus a tart cabbage salad and star coffee cake for dessert. A biscuit dough variation uses crushed pineapple syrup for moisture.

Reduck J A& P

Denormandie Proposes New Calves Vaccination Bill

Concord dairyman James DeNormandie proposes a state bill to require annual calf vaccination during TB testing. The measure would ban shipping of unvaccinated cattle except for slaughter, with minimal penalties and aims to protect both owners and neighbors amid current vaccination rates estimated at 50 to 75 percent.

Concord James DeNormandie Lincoln DeNormandie Concord Dairyman

Latvia Parties Mark Two Birthday Celebrations

In Latvia a child may celebrate two birthdays a year the actual birth date and the name day tied to a saint. The custom blends personal recall with the church calendar showing cultural practices around name days and patron saints.

Latvia Tholic

History of World War I Volume I issued December 15

The History of World War I volume one covers Chief of Staff prewar plans and preparations. Author Mark S. Watson, Pulitzer winner for international correspondence, notes U S Army weaknesses in 1980s contrast with rebuilds in the 1930s. Superintendent of Documents sells the work.

War Department Mark S. Watson Baltimore Sun U. S Europe Asia Government Printing Office Washington D. C Federal Depository

Scholars Galore at Dartmouth Graduates Study

Hanover New Hampshire eighty three Dartmouth College graduates are listed among presidents of colleges and universities dating from 1771 to the present. The roster includes scholars who have served as leaders in higher education across the country.

Hanover N. H U. P Dartmouth College

Rare French textiles on view across colleges and universities

A group of American university professors toured France and returned with a collection of more than 80 pieces of silks brocades velvets and woolens. The textiles from the Textile Industries Association are exhibited nationwide and include fabrics still in production today.

Syracuse N. J U.P France French ‘Textile Industries Association Sanetg Na Brandau Mae Liversity Doris Ig Ie Institute of Technaegs i Area

Red Cross fund campaign opens today in Concord

Alexander A. Cameron, Concord chapter chairman, announces the Red Cross drive begins March 1 to fund rising national and local aid. The blood program aims to collect 600 pints yearly locally, 150 quarterly, with no charges to servicemen. Local water safety trained 24 instructors and 25 junior helpers aided 645 children. Volunteer time totaled 3975 hours in the last fiscal year.

Concord Red Cross Fund Alexander A. Cameron Red Cross Korea

Red Cross Campaign Urges Support For Civilian Defense

The Red Cross calls for broader support amid rising demands on Disaster and Relief services, First Aid, Nursing, and Canteen work. It stresses a rapidly expanding Civilian Defense role and seeks memberships and financial gifts to reach a goal of 18,214.

Red Cross

Camera shop owner keeps humor after window smashings

A. Russell Tuthill, camera shop proprietor in Binghampton, had two windows broken and cameras stolen in two incidents within a month. He displayed a sign in the shattered window reading Even thieves' know good merchandise, showing good humor amid the thefts.

Binghampton, N U. P A. Russell Tuthill

Grandma’s tribute headline Note from the first photograph

An early paragraph mentions a large picture of Miss N in a package with an aunt or elder relative present. The fragment hints at a family scene or caption on a notice page.

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